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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Jose Mourinho believes that the Ballon d’or, the trophy awarded to the world’s best footballer, should be scrapped. The Chelsea manager has sided with Arsene Wenger in calling into the question the legitimacy of the award. Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is the current holder of the trophy which is voted for by national team managers and captains. Jose Mourinho, pictured on the Chelsea bench during their win against Stoke, has sided with Arsene Wenger . Cristiano Ronaldo, winner of the Ballon d'Or on three occasions, is presented with last year's award . Lionel Messi, who finished runner-up to Ronaldo in 2014, has previously won the compeition three times . Speaking last year, Wenger said he was ‘totally against’ the Ballon d’Or, and in a wide-ranging interview with the Telegraph, Mourinho moved to side with his great Premier League rival. ‘I think Wenger said something that is interesting; he is against the Ballon d’Or, and I think he’s right, because in this moment football is losing a little bit the concept of the team to focus more on the individual,’ said Mourinho. ‘We are always looking at the individual performance, the individual stat, the player that runs more. Because you run 11km in a game and I run nine you did a better job than I did? Maybe not! Maybe my 9km were more important than your 11.’ Arsene Wenger and Mourinho have clashed on a number of occasions during their managerial careers . Eden Hazard is congratulated by his Chelsea team-mates after scoring in their victory against Stoke City . Ronaldo beat Barcelona's Lionel Messi and Manuel Neuer, of Bayern Munich, to this year’s award which was presented to the former Manchester United star in December. It is the third time he has been honoured with the gong. The second of his triumphs came when he was playing under Mourinho at Madrid. ‘For me, football is collective,' added Mourinho, whose Chelsea team travel to Loftus Road on Sunday as they bid to be crowned Premier League champions. 'The individual is welcome if you want to make our group better. But you have to work for us, not we have to work for you. 'When the top player arrives, the team is already there. It’s not him who comes to discover the team, like Columbus discovering America. No, no, you are coming now to help us be better. And as a manager you have to give this message every day.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Arsene Wenger called for the competition to be scrapped last year .\nAnd Jose Mourinho is in agreement with his great Premier League rival .\nThe Chelsea boss said: 'Wenger is against the Ballon d’Or, and  he’s right'\nThey are seven points ahead of Arsenal with a game in hand .\nMourinho: I have a problem, I am getting better and better .<END-1>",
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            "Jose Mourinho believes that the Ballon d’or, the trophy awarded to the world’s best footballer should be scrapped and has sided with Arsene Wenger in calling into the question the legitimacy of the award . Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is the current holder of the trophy which is voted for by national team managers and captains. Lionel Messi finished runner-up to Ronaldo in 2014 .",
            "Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has joined his Premier League rival Arsene Wenger in calling for the Ballon d’Or, awarded to the world’s best footballer, to be scrapped . Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo is the current holder of the trophy, which is voted for by national team managers and captains . Lionel Messi, who finished runner-up to Ronaldo in 2014, has previously won the competition three times .",
            "Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger have called for the Ballon d'Or award to be scrapped . Mourinho said that football is losing the concept of the team to focus on the individual . Cristiano Ronaldo is the current holder of the trophy ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A cake-making prodigy is set to be the next Mary Berry as she prepares to publish her second cookbook. Amy-Beth Ellice, 17, from Essex started baking at the age of three and landed her first book deal with her recipe collection Amy's Baking Year at just 14. Her second, all about entertaining, is now firmly in the works but the teenager has her sights set even higher - with plans to launch her own baking products and even become a TV chef. Already baking at five years old Amy-Beth (left) is pictured with sister Lara-Jayne, 10 . Amy-Beth started baking at three-years-old and published her first cookbook, Amy's Baking Year, at age 13 . Amy-Beth most recently hosted a cupcake-making class in Harrods, London. Britain's youngest published baker, who counts Pixie Lott and Katherine Jenkins among her fans, delighted a crowd with her recent demonstration. She then signed copies of her debut cookbook in the Toy Kingdom department for thrilled shoppers. Amy-Beth also has a regular column in OK! magazine and continues to supply other publications with tips and recipes. The keen cook, who attends Newhall School in Chelmsford full-time, makes bespoke baked goods to order in her spare time, during summer holidays and half term. But it seems the talented young baker gets it all from her mother Gillian, who taught Amy and her other daughter Lara-Jayne, 22, how to make cakes. Amy gets decorating as she shows onlookers how to perfect cupcakes at a London presentation . The young cook pictured with fans at her Harrods book signing and cupcake masterclass . Amy picked up a particular knack for baking and continued to experiment until she soon took full control of the kitchen and the entertaining. Gillian told MailOline: 'When she was little Amy showed an interest and passion, as I did when I was a child, in cooking and baking. 'She watched me cook all meals and bake birthday cakes for many members of our family from scratch. 'I always preferred to make my own cakes as I knew exactly what was going in them, they tasted nicer and they were (and still are) much appreciated. 'Amy soon wanted to venture out on her own and at aged 12 she asked if she could bake her sister Lara-Jayne's cake for her 17th birthday. 'I had planned a simple chocolate sponge cake but Amy, being more adventurous, single-handedly created a two-tiered cake covered in roll-out fondant icing. 'She then decorated it with heart shaped biscuits on sticks, which later became a recipe in her book (lollipop biscuits). 'She has quite literally surpassed me in the kitchen, a fact that I'm both proud and amazed at. 'It is sometimes hard to get into the kitchen now as Amy is often experimenting with recipes, baking for charity cake sales, or helping preparing for a party or event we are organising.' Her inventive bakes are remarkable for her age. Amy designed and made a pony-themed cake for a teacher at age 12. At age 14 she was commissioned by another teacher to make a three-tiered lace effect wedding cake. She finally baked it in chocolate at age 16 using carrot, pineapple and lemon flavours. A mini oven at Christmas could certainly have helped ignite Amy's passion for cake making . When she was little Amy showed an interest and passion in cooking and baking . Amy launched a cupcake and cake business at age 13 with the help of her mother, as they both thought they could make better cakes than what was already out there. The teenager said: 'I made cupcakes for regular clients as well as celebrity functions and after parties and it grew from there. 'After having seven of my recipes published in a national newspaper weekend supplements, I approached a few publishers with a mock-up of the ideas I had for my book and got the book deal at age 14.' Her book, Amy's Baking Year, features recipes themed around the four seasons and occasions such as for Mother's Day, Easter, Halloween and Christmas. Amy launched a cupcake and cake business at age 13 with the help of her mother Gillian, as they both thought they could make better cakes than what was already out there . This catapulted Amy into the limelight of the baking world and opened up multiple doors for her . From cute cupcakes, French macarons, cookies, tarts and classic sponge cakes, to sticky puddings, jams and gingerbread - plus Amy's highly sought after 'perfect cupcake' recipe - there is an indulgent treat to suit every occasion. With a focus on family, the recipes are designed for both seasoned bakers and young enthusiasts. Amy's Baking Year features Amy's selected easy-to-follow recipes themed around the four seasons . The beautifully illustrated book also features tips on the perfect decoration and setting for each bake. She says: 'I have been brought up cooking and baking by my mum who is also a talented home cook and baker, as were her parents who both worked in catering.' A few of the recipes in the book such as my Grandad's Coconut Ice, and Aunty Lynn's Fudge have been passed down to Amy from members of her family. She continues: 'While I was at home experimenting with recipes my friends were spending their time on social media. 'It was something that I was passionate about so really enjoyed spending my time focusing on it. 'I think it's important that we return to traditional values and that what I try to get across through my cooking. 'The art of cooking and eating healthily is important to me, so I'm very conscious of the ingredients I cook with, but I think we're becoming too calorie obsessed. That being said I try not to eat everything I bake.' She is juggling her lucrative cooking career around studying for her A-levels in English literature, art and music. 'The school I attend doesn't offer cookery as an A Level. I hope to go on to train at Le Cordon Bleu in the future after I have finished school.' Amy says she hopes to have her next cookbook themed around entertaining on bookshelves nationwide by 2017.",
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            "British teenager Amy-Beth Ellice, 17, is preparing to publish her second cookbook . The schoolgirl from Essex began baking at three and landed her first book deal with her recipe collection, Amy's Baking Year, at 14 . She is now set to launch her own baking products and is considering becoming a TV chef .",
            "Amy-Beth Ellice, 17, from Essex who started baking at the age of three is to publish her second cookbook . She landed her first book deal with her recipe collection Amy's Baking Year at just 14 . The second is all about entertaining, and is now firmly in the works with plans to launch her own baking products and even become a TV chef ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Having won Premier League, Serie A and La Liga titles, as well as two Champions Leagues, Jose Mourinho has coached a whole host of world class stars during his 15-year career as a manager. Here, Sportsmail picks Mourinho's best ever XI. Jose Mourinho has won 21 major trophies during his career as a coach and his picked his ultimate XI . Goalkeeper - Petr Cech . His signature in the summer of 2004 coincided with Mourinho's arrival in west London, and the Czech stopper has become a Chelsea stalwart. Currently out of the team due to Thibaut Courtois' emergence, and his manager will reportedly let him leave Stamford Bridge. Petr Cech has formed himself a legendary reputation at Chelsea during 11 years at the club . Sergio Ramos - Right back . A stalwart for 10 years in Real Madrid's defence, Sergio Ramos was a key part of Mourinho's title-winning side in 2011-2. Sergio Ramos has been a star at the back for Real Madrid for 10 years . John Terry - Centre back . The Chelsea captain seemingly keeps getting better under Mourinho, with major lapses in form only usually occurring when the 52-year-old isn't in charge. John Terry has captained Chelsea whenever Mourinho has been in charge at the club . Centre back - Lucio . The Brazilian beast was one of the fiercest defenders of the past decade, winning everything in the game at club and international level. And he was superb for Mourinho during their Treble-winning time together at Inter in 2010. Lucio was one of the best central defenders of the past decade, especially during his time at Inter . Left back - Ashley Cole . A England's greatest left back of a generation, he may not have played under Mourinho for too long, but he was still undoubtedly one of the top performers for the Blues under the Portuguese. Ashley Cole played under Mourinho during both of his stints at Stamford Bridge . Centre midfield - Michael Essien . There was a stage during Michael Essien's peak where he was one of the best midfielders in the Premier League and the world. Even when he declined in later years, Mourinho still saw fit to bring him to Real Madrid. Midfielder Michael Essien in action during his time playing for Chelsea . Centre midfield - Frank Lampard . Another one of Mourinho's stalwarts, was a key man with goals from midfield during a dominant first spell in charge for the Portuguese boss at Chelsea. He may have let him go last summer, but Jose obviously still loves Lampard. Frank Lampard and Jose Mourinho embrace after victory in the Champions League against Barcelona in 2005 . Left wing - Eden Hazard . They've had their run-ins in the past, but it's clear Mourinho hasn't had many more talented players than this Belgian winger, who is firing the Blues towards the title. Hazard recently signed a new long-term deal so is clearly happy under this boss. Eden Hazard is the youngest member in this side and is firing Chelsea towards the Premier League title . Attacking midfield - Wesley Sneijder . Under Mourinho, Sneijder emerged as one of the best attacking midfielders in the world. The Dutchman was superb as Inter stormed to the Treble in 2010, and it's fair to say he hasn't looked like the same player since they split. Wesley Sneijder playing for Inter Milan, he was a star for Mourinho during their Treble winning campaign . Right wing - Cristiano Ronaldo . What more can you say? Ronaldo recently scored his 300th goal for Real Madrid, and flourished while working with the 'Special One' at the Bernabeu. The Portuguese duo certainly get on. Cristiano Ronaldo enjoyed his time working with his Portuguese compatriot at the Bernabeu . Striker - Didier Drogba . Mourinho recently described Drogba as his best buy at any club, so it's no surprise to see the Ivorian make the list. He arrived in England as a petulant forward with a lot to prove, and is now a Chelsea legend in his second spell at the club. Mourinho recently admitted Drogba was his best ever buy so it's no surprise to see him as the striker . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jose Mourinho has won 21 major trophies during 15-year coaching career .\nEnjoyed impressive spells at Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid .\nCLICK HERE to see Robbie Fowler's dream XI .<END-1>",
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            "Having won Premier League, Serie A and La Liga titles, as well as two Champions Leagues, Jose Mourinho has coached a whole host of world class stars during his 15-year career as a manager . Sportsmail picks Mourinho's best ever XI with Petr Cech as goalkeeper, John Terry and Lucio as centre backs and Ashley Cole as left back, and with Sergio Ramos as right back .",
            "Sportsmail picks Jose Mourinho's best ever XI . The team includes Petr Cech, John Terry and Sergio Ramos . They are joined by Ashley Cole, Michael Essien, Frank Lampard, Eden Hazard, Wesley Sneijder, Cristiano Ronaldo and Didier Drogba ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A two-year-old girl in southern California was found naked sitting by herself in a parking lot two hours after disappearing from her mother at a car wash. The Gardena toddler reportedly shouted 'mommy' before her mother turned around and could not find her daughter around 4.55 pm on Thursday. Her girl, who has not been identified, was found injured outside of Jim's Burgers 13 miles away and was spotted by concerned customers next to a dumpster. Scroll down for video . A two-year-old girl from Gardena, California, was found Thursday night after disappearing from a car wash and shouting 'mommy' Police are searching for the driver of a white recent-model Nissan Altima, which was seen at the car wash around the time the girl was abducted . Claudia Robles, who was heading into the burger joint around 7.15pm, said that the little girl had scratches on her legs and was afraid of going toward the male police officers. The little girl, whom Gardena police have asked not to be identified, repeatedly covered her eyes and screamed after she was found. Police, who originally said she was OK, would not describe the extent of her injuries, according to KTLA. The girl's mother was too distressed to speak to media. 'She's a pure little innocent baby,' her aunt Grecian Alvarez said. The young girl was discovered sitting alone in the parking lot of a burger restaurant 13 miles away and was scared by male police officers . Police would not describe the extent of the young girl's injuries. Above, the white Nissan was also seen driving in a Gardena neighborhood . Her abductor is believed to be a stranger to the two-year-old. Authorities are looking for the driver of a white, recent-model Nissan Altima captured on video at the car wash the same time the girl was abducted. The driver, who had tinted windows, is believed to be a serial predator. Caesar Alvarez, the girl's uncle, said that she was doing well on Friday. She was taken to St Francis Medical Center for examination.",
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            "A two-year-old girl went missing from her mother at a car wash in Gardena, California on Thursday . A few hours later, she was found naked and injured outside of Jim's Burgers 13 miles away . Police are looking for the driver of a white, recent-model Nissan Altima captured on video at the car wash who is believed to be a serial predator .",
            "A two-year-old girl was found naked and injured in a parking lot two hours after disappearing from her mother at a car wash in Gardena, California on Thursday . The girl was discovered alone in a parking lot outside Jim's Burgers, 13 miles away . The driver of a white, recent-model Nissan Altima seen at the car wash around the time the girl was abducted is believed to be a serial predator ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A man charged with assassinating Russian opposition leader Boris Nemstov has told a court he was beaten and pressured into confessing to the murder. Zaur Dadaev is accused of being involved in the shooting of the politician in Moscow on February 27, along with four other Chechan men. Now Russian news agencies have quoted him as telling the court that he had been abducted, beaten and pressured into confessing to Nemstov's murder. Zaur Dadaev spoken to the court in Moscow via a video link from his prison cell. Dadaev had previously confessed to Boris Nemstov's murder but now says he was beaten and pressured into make that statement . Dadaev is one of five Chechan men who have been accused of killing the opposition leader. Nemstov was shot in the back four times on a bridge close to the Kremlin in February, sparking a huge protest march in Moscow . Dadaev was the only one, according to a judge and investigators, who confessed to the killing. When he appeared in court in March, Dadaev didn't admit his guilt for the murder, and later retracted his confession. Human rights activist Andrei Babushkin, who visited the suspect in jail last month, said he had seen signs of torture on Dadaev's body. Zaur Dadaev retracted his confession for the murder of Nemstov last month. A human rights activist said when he visited him in prison he had abrasions on his body and had suffered multiple injuries . Boris Nemstov was an outspoken critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin. It is understood at the time of his death he was working on a report examining Russia's military involvement in the east of Ukraine . But the Russian state-funded television network Russia Today claimed human rights activists had found no signs of torture on Dadaev's body when they visited him in custody. Dadaev is being held with his cousins, Anzor and Shagid Gubahsev. Khamzat Bakhayev and Tamerlan Eskerkhanov have also been accused of involvement in Nemstov's murder. The outspoken politician was shot in the back four times as he crossed a bridge near the Kremlin and Red Square in Moscow. More than 20,000 people marched through the capital city in protest of his murder, holding posters of his face and signs saying: 'I am not afraid'. An outspoken critic of Putin, investigators say they are still trying to work out who ordered Nemstov to be killed.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Zaur Dadaev is accused of shooting the Kremlin critic, close to Red Square .\nSuspect had reportedly confessed to murder but later retracted statement .\nClaims he was abducted, beaten and pressured into confessing to murder .<END-1>",
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            "Zaur Dadaev, a man charged with assassinating Boris Nemstov, has told a court that he was beaten and pressured into confessing to the murder . He is accused of being involved in the shooting of the politician in Moscow on February 27, along with four other Chechan men .",
            "Zaur Dadaev, one of five Chechan men accused of killing opposition leader Boris Nemstov in February, has told a Moscow court that he was beaten and pressured into confessing to the murder . Dadaev had previously confessed to the murder but now says he was beaten and pressured into making a statement . Nemstov was shot in the back four times on a bridge close to the Kremlin in February ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Surkhet, Nepal (CNN)Ten years ago, with her high school diploma and a backpack, Maggie Doyne left her New Jersey hometown to travel the world before college. She lived in a Buddhist monastery, helped rebuild a sea wall in Fiji, then went to India and worked with Nepalese refugees. There, she met a young girl who wanted to find her family in Nepal. Doyne went with her. That's when Doyne's life took an unexpected turn. Do you know a hero? Nominations are open for CNN Heroes 2015 . A decade-long civil war had just ended in the country, and Doyne witnessed its effects firsthand. She met women and children who were suffering, struggling to survive. \"It changed me,\" said Doyne, now 28. \"There were children with mallets that would go into the riverbed, pick up a big stone and break it into little, little pieces (to sell). And they were doing that all day, every day.\" Doyne called her parents and asked them to wire her the $5,000 she had earned babysitting. In 2006, she purchased land in Surkhet, a district in western Nepal. She worked for two years with the local community to build the Kopila Valley Children's Home. Today, Kopila -- which means \"flower bud\" in Nepali -- is home to about 50 children, from infants to teenagers. Doyne started the BlinkNow Foundation to support and grow her efforts. In 2010, the group opened its Kopila Valley School, which today educates more than 350 students. Doyne lives in Nepal year-round, traveling to the U.S. a few times a year. See more CNN Heroes . The CNN Heroes team traveled to Surkhet and talked to Doyne about her work and the community she supports. Below is an edited version of their conversation. CNN: How does it work, raising nearly 50 kids? Maggie Doyne: It's communal living, for sure! We're a family of almost 50 kids ages 8 months to 16 years. Everybody just pitches in and helps each other. They all have their chores. They all have their duties. And everybody cooks the meals together and makes sure that they do their part to make the home run smoothly. The staff at the home, we call them the aunties and the uncles. We wake up in the morning and go off to school. And then come home and do homework and eat our meals together, and everybody goes to bed at night. CNN: How does a child come to live in your home? Doyne: Our first priority as an organization is to keep a child with their family if at all possible. In order to come into the home, you need to have lost both parents, or in some rare cases have suffered extreme neglect, abuse or have a parent who's incarcerated. We have to conduct a full investigation. So usually that involves going to the child's village, making calls, doing police checks, getting documentation and paperwork. We have to dig up birth certificates, death certificates, make sure that everything lines up the way that they say it does. CNN: Meanwhile, you have 350 children attending your school. What is their background? Doyne: Every single year we'll get from 1,000 to 1,500 applicants. And we choose the ones who are the most needful and really won't be in school without us. Most of them live in one room, a mud hut. A lot of them are just in survival mode. We try to relieve the burden from the family, so that the child has food, medical care, books, zero fees for education. CNN: What have you learned working with the local community in Nepal? Doyne: I learned very early on, from the beginning, that I couldn't come in and just be like, \"Here, I have a vision. This is what we're going to do.\" That doesn't work. It has to be slow; it has to be organic. And it has to come from the community and be a \"we\" thing. It's really important to me that this is a Nepali project, working for Nepal, for the community. So the faces that you see are strong Nepali women and amazing Nepali role-model men. CNN: How does the project continue to grow? Doyne: We started with the home and then school. We run the school lunch program. Then we needed to keep our kids really healthy, so we started a small clinic and then a counseling center. From there we started getting more sustainable and growing our own food. And then from there we decided to start a women's center. We just bought a new piece of property to create a totally green and sustainable off-the-grid campus. This year we converted to solar energy. So we'll have a high school and then a day care, preschool, elementary, all the way up, and a vocational center where kids can become a thriving young adult with everything they need to succeed moving forward. It's become so much more than just a little girl with a backpack and a big dream. It's become a community. And I want to teach and have other people take this example and hope this sets a precedent for what our world can be and look like. Want to get involved? Check out the BlinkNow Foundation website at www.blinknow.org and see how to help.",
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            "Maggie Doyne went to India and worked with Nepalese refugees . She met young girl who wanted to find her family in Nepal . Doyne purchased land in Surkhet, Nepal, worked for two years with the local community to build the Kopila Valley Children's Home, which is home to about 50 children, from infants to teenagers, and started the BlinkNow Foundation to support and grow her efforts .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: 'Floral perfumes can take years off a woman' Two things in life give me instant gratification: perfume and wine gums. But while one rots my teeth and piles on the pounds, the other - no matter how bad my hair day - makes me feel beautiful. I'm in good company. Cleopatra was known for her love of perfume, liberally applying lotus and rose oil to her upper lip. 'We know she made her own perfumes and would certainly have worn it to increase her powers of seduction,' says Mandy Aftel, perfume historian and author of Fragrant: The Secret Life Of Scent. 'She didn't solely rely on her looks. Cleopatra believed that smelling divine was the real key to a man's heart,' she says. And according to scientists, Cleopatra was right. Perfume really can make us more attractive. 'Humans are mammals and though we're highly evolved, we have inherited mating mechanisms from the animal kingdom. One of the factors that influences our partner choice is smell,' says Tim Jacob, emeritus professor at the School of Biosciences at Cardiff University. We react in an involuntary way to smell because our noses are connected to synapses in the unconscious part of the brain (the piriform cortex), which governs the subconscious mind. 'The power of the subconscious mind is extremely strong. If we like someone's smell, they become instantly more attractive to us, and vice versa,' says Roja Dove, master perfumer at Urban Retreat Perfumerie in Harrods. Small wonder, then, that perfumers spend vast amounts of time and money creating fragrances that evoke positive feelings of satisfaction and sensuality. And there are ingredients with a proven track record of evoking other strong subconscious reactions. Perfumers spend vast amounts of time and money creating fragrances that evoke positive feelings of satisfaction and sensuality . 'Vanilla, an ingredient in many perfumes, is a smell that's strongly associated with pleasure,' says Professor Jacob. 'Just think of confectionery and the feelings of happiness that go with traditional childhood treats.' Lavender, another common ingredient in perfume, has been shown to calm and soothe the mind, while citrus smells evoke images of health and cleanliness. So powerful is our unconscious reaction to smell that perfumers claim wearing certain scents will make a woman seem younger, more athletic or even slimmer than she actually is. So what are the perfect perfumes to make others think we're slim, sexy, sporty or sophisticated? Harrods' Roja Dove picks his favourites . . . FLIRT WITH FLORALS . Floral perfumes can take years off a woman, as long as the smell is subtle. However, if it's cloying or overpowering, the effect can be ageing. Anything that overwhelms our senses can begin to smell stale and musty, and these are scents that the unconscious mind associates with age. Vivacious yet subtle scents of peony, lily of the valley and orange blossom will evoke images of spring and youth. Perfumes such as Balenciaga's Florabotanica (£56, Debenhams) or Love Story from Chloe (£65, Debenhams) use floral notes that create an impression of youthful energy. They're flirty and fun, like actresses Helen Mirren and Felicity Kendal. RAMP UP YOUR SEX APPEAL . Vanilla is an aphrodisiac that enhances sensations of pleasure across the central nervous system. Therefore, it's no wonder that so many perfumes use vanilla as a base note. Perfumes with a bright, breezy, citrus scent evoke images of health, youth and the outdoors . Applied to the nape of the neck or dabbed lightly behind the ears, the smell is intensely seductive. For serious sex appeal you need a slightly heavier scent, one which comes from the perfume group we call the Orientals. These are perfumes based on vanilla with touches of sandalwood, patchouli or coumarin, which is found in conker beans. The fragrances are sensual - they speak of arousal and passion. Think rich, luxuriant velvet as opposed to bright, clean cotton. Try Guerlain's Shalimar, (£62, John Lewis), L'Ambre Des Merveilles by Hermes (£82, House of Fraser) or Armani's Si (£64, John Lewis) for a date night your husband won't forget. WAFT AWAY THE YEARS . Perfumes with a bright, breezy, citrus scent evoke images of health, youth and the outdoors. Lemon has long been associated with a fresh, youthful vivacity, so perfumes with citrus notes combined with florals will have associations of vigour and energy. Opt for perfumes such as Tom Ford's Private Blend White Suede (£142, John Lewis) or Givenchy's Dahlia Noir (£63, Boots) to knock the pounds off in an instant. You may never run a marathon, but you'll smell like someone who does (in a good way). SMART AND SASSY AROMAS . If you've got a tricky meeting or job interview, you'll want to appear calm, competent and chic. The fragrance equivalent of an exquisitely tailored Chanel suit is a perfume from the Chypre family. This group of fragrances is blended with uncompromising clarity, made up primarily of woody scents: juniper, cedarwood and bergamot and citrus top notes. Nearly 80 per cent of women who use fragrance own two to ten bottles . Cartier's Eau De Cartier (£46, House of Fraser) or Bottega Veneta Essence Aromatique (£60, John Lewis) are perfect examples of understated statement perfumes. If a perfume can make you appear to be the sort of person who reads Proust at bedtime rather than Hello! magazine, it's going to be one of these. GIVE YOURSELF A MOOD LIFT . Clean, energising citrus notes with hints of healing, soothing jasmine and lavender work best to dispel gloom, spread joy and your spirits. These scents have been shown to have anti-depressant and rebalancing effects. It really is true that a little lavender essence sprinkled on your pillow at night will help you sleep peacefully, leaving you calm and re-energised for the day ahead. Try Clarins' Eau Dynamisante (£39, John Lewis), Fendi's L'Aquarossa (£64, Harrods) or, for a really lovely lavender feel, Marc Jacobs' Daisy Eau So Fresh (£72, Debenhams).",
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            "Perfume can make us more attractive . 'Humans are mammals and though we're highly evolved, we have inherited mating mechanisms from the animal kingdom. One of the factors that influences our partner choice is smell,' says Tim Jacob, emeritus professor at the School of Biosciences at Cardiff University . The power of the subconscious mind is extremely strong. If we like someone's smell, they become instantly more attractive to us, and vice versa,' says Roja Dove, master perfumer at Urban Retreat Perfumerie in Harrods ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: V Stiviano showed off two new accessories while enjoying lunch in Los Angeles on Thursday. The 32-year-old was seen with an older male companion and some new braces on her already straight teeth while dining al fresco. This just days before a judge will decide if she must hand over $2.8million in gifts she received from her ex, embattled former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling. Scroll down video . V Stiviano (above) showed off new braces while out to lunch Thursday . She was joined for the male by an older male companion (above) Stiviano and her friend enjoyed lunch at Il Pastaio, a favorite of the Kardashians . On Thursday however, Stiviano and her new friend, whose idnetity is not yet known, enjoyed some food at Il Pastaio in Beverly Hills. The Italian restaurant, owned by chef Giacomino Drago, is known for its celebrity clientele, and is a favorite of stars including the Hiltons and Kardashians. Stiviano was also showing off a new hairstyle for the outing as well, with her normally straight hair very curly and looking particularly full. She also appeared to receive a present from her gentleman friend at one point, pulling something out of a pink bag. Meanwhile, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge is set to decide if Stiviano must return gifts to her ex Sterlung after he and his wife Shelly took her to court. Shelly laid out some of the items in a court document, including a $1.8million home, $1.2million in cash, $400,000 in cars and even a $12 lace thong. The couple want back the house and another $1million. It was Stiviano who recorded the now-infamous conversation with Donald Sterling in which he berated her for associating with black people and urged her not to bring minorities with her to Clippers basketball games. In the furor sparked when the remarks were made public, the NBA banned Sterling from the league for life, and he was ultimately forced to sell the Clippers franchise he had owned for 33 years for a record $2billion. The identity of Stiviano's male companion is not yet known . She also appeared to receive a present from her gentleman friend at one point, pulling something out of a pink bag . This just days before a judge will decide if she must hand over $2.8million in gifts she received from her ex, embattled former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling . Stiviano testified last week that the 80-year-old billionaire real estate mogul spent far more time with her and members of her family during the two and a half years she spent as his personal assistant, driver and confidante than he did with his own wife and children. ‘We were so interconnected on a level that was more spiritual. He became my everything and I became his all,’ she said, though she repeated under oath that the relationship was never sexual in nature. She also said; ‘The real Donald Sterling is a con artist, a bigot ... he's mean, he's despicable,’ Stiviano replied, before quickly adding that to her, he was ‘kind, loving, sweet ... a mentor, a father. ... He treated me as he treated no one else.’ She added that tolerating his racist moments was 'part of the job' that had its rewards in the way he treated her and her family. Stiviano broke down in tears as she described the Clippers owner showing up at the hospital when her brother needed a heart transplant and described how he appeared in court to support her adoption of two boys. Shelly, who accused Stiviano of fraud in her testimony, painted her rival as a gold digger who seduced her husband into lavishing her with money and gifts and is now out to hurt him.",
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            "V Stiviano, 32, showed off new braces and hairstyle while dining al fresco with an older male companion at Il Pastaio in Beverly Hills . A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge is set to decide if Stiviano must return gifts to her ex, Donald Sterling . Sterling had been banned from the NBA after he was recorded berating Stiviano for associating with black people and urged her not to bring minorities with her to Clippers basketball games.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: All schools should display posters warning pupils and parents to respect teachers, union officials have said. The ‘hospital waiting-room-style’ signs are needed as rising numbers of staff are subjected to swearing and physical attacks from pupils and their families. Research from the NASUWT union shows that the majority of teachers today are verbally abused by pupils. Union officials from NASUWT say the ‘hospital waiting-room-style’ signs are needed as rising numbers of staff are subjected to swearing and physical attacks from pupils and their families . The behaviour of some youngsters – who hurl chairs, bring fireworks to school and threaten to slit other pupils’ throats – is so horrendous that staff have refused to teach them. Some 82 per cent of 3,500 NASUWT members polled were verbally abused by pupils in the last 12 months, up from 52 per cent in the union’s survey last year. Meanwhile 38 per cent suffered similar problems with parents or carers compared with 24 per cent in 2014. Some 23 per cent had received threats of physical assault from a pupil, up ten percentage points, and 16 per cent had actually been attacked. This was a rise of seven percentage points on last year. Some 82 per cent of 3,500 NASUWT members polled were verbally abused by pupils in the last 12 months, up from 52 per cent in the union’s survey last year . NASUWT general secretary Chris Keates blamed factors including a narrow curriculum, rising class sizes and a lack of parental support for the growing tide of indiscipline. Speaking ahead of the union’s annual conference, which opened in Cardiff yesterday, she called on the government to produce poster templates for schools, using ‘strong messages’. ‘Increasingly, you go into railway stations and you see these posters which are basically saying we don’t tolerate our staff being abused,’ she said. Violent and disruptive pupils led the union to hold eight so-called refusal to teach ballots in schools last year. Here are some of the worst cases: . Birmingham . A Year One boy (age 6-7) was not excluded despite a history of physical assaults against staff and other pupils. Following notice of NASUWT action, the boy was removed from the school roll. Cardiff . A Year Ten pupil (age 14-15) verbally assaulted a woman teacher and threw a book which hit her face and drew blood. He was not expelled. Following notice of intention to ballot, the boy was assigned a learning support assistant at all times and was barred from the teacher’s lessons. Glasgow . An 11-year-old boy with a history of physical assaults, verbal abuse and threats of violence to teachers hurled chairs and other objects, but was excluded for only two days. The local authority moved him to another school after the NASUWT’s notice of intention to ballot. ‘You go into hospitals and you see similar posters, yet the government draws back from wanting to promote that kind of thing in schools.’ Miss Keates said that teachers are seen to be ‘exempt from that kind of protection and respect’. However, posters that tell ‘anyone using the premises – pupils, visitors, parents – that staff are not there to be abused’ give an ‘important message’. Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said the posters were a ‘good idea but shouldn’t be forced’ on schools. It comes after the NASUWT launched eight ‘refusal to teach’ ballots last year due to pupils being allowed back into the classroom despite their abysmal behaviour. In Gwynedd, north-west Wales, a 14-year-old girl was only temporarily suspended after threatening to slit another girl’s throat at a funfair and making a similar threat at school. She was expelled following the NASUWT’s ballot notice. Overall, 73 per cent of union members in this year’s survey believed there was a ‘widespread behaviour problem in schools’. The main causes of misbehaviour were lack of parental support (61 per cent) and pupils coming to school not ready to learn (44 per cent).",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It is a common fear, known as trypanophobia. For around 20 per cent of the population, the thought of going to the doctors for an injection invokes a deep-rooted sense of dread. Many avoid the doctor's surgery altogether, leaving themselves open to the risk of various illnesses and infections. But for those terrified of needles, a team of scientists at Rice University in Houston, may have the answer. They have developed a new device, Comfortably Numb, to ease the pain of an injection. Their invention numbs the skin prior to the jab by producing a rapid chemical reaction to cool the patient's skin. Scroll down for video . Comfortably Numb is a new, single-use device that eases the pain of an injection by producing a rapid chemical reaction to cool the patient's skin within 60 seconds . Three first year students, (from L-R) mechanical engineer Mike Hua, bioengineer Andy Zhang and computer scientist Greg Allison, came up with the invention, they describe as 'simple and elegant' The trio, made up of computer scientist Greg Allison, bioengineer Andy Zhang and mechanical engineer Mike Hua, currently has a functioning prototype, that has produced a numbing effect in just 60 seconds. 'Our device is 3D printed and consists of two sealed chambers containing the chemical ammonium nitrate and water, ' Mr Hua said. 'A simple twisting motion moves the chambers into alignment to allow the chemicals to flow through the chamber to produce a rapid endothermic reaction. 'We then numb the skin by contacting the device's metal surface to the patient's skin.' Current solutions are either ineffective because they fail to numb the skin adequately, or take too long, the researchers said. They noted that a commonly used medicated topical patch takes about an hour to work, whereas their new device 'works on the order of seconds and minutes', Mr Zhang said. 'We are targeting anyone who has to get an injection, which is nearly everyone,' Mr Allison said. 'But the device is especially applicable to people who are more susceptible to pain.' As such, he said, it is particularly useful for children and the elderly. And, it is intended for use during procedures 'where you have to get shots in more sensitive areas of the body, such as the face or the groin', he added. The team designed the device to be single-use, rather than reusable to avoid the difficulties of cleaning it and resetting the device. It costs around $2 (£1.34) to produce, they said . The trio said the device could also be used to ease the pain of ear piercings and tattooing, and help reduce swelling. 'We looked into all sorts of methods for numbing, both quick and long-term, chemicals, using ice packs - which is similar to what we're using now,' Mr Hua said. The device is 3D printed and consists of two sealed chambers containing the chemical ammonium nitrate and water. A simple twisting motion moves the chambers into alignment to allow the chemicals to flow through the chamber to produce a rapid endothermic reaction. The skin can then be numbed by contacting the device's metal surface to the patient's skin. Within 60 seconds the patient's skin is numb and they can have an injection without experiencing pain. 'We explored everything that surrounded the problem before we even began brainstorming.' 'At the end of the day, what we're creating is a self-contained device with a very cold contact surface, and there are many applications for that,' Mr Allison added. Some of the solutions the trio researched were highly technical and required a materials science degree, or skills the first-year students had not yet learned. 'That's the kind of amazing thing about our project,' Mr Allison said. 'Because we don't have these incredibly refined skills in certain areas, that meant we had to think of very simple solutions. 'Being limited in that way led to something that is very novel and innovative, but at the same time, simple and elegant.' The team designed the device to be single-use, rather than reusable to avoid the difficulties of cleaning it and resetting the device. Mr Zhang, said: 'The materials that we use are relatively inexpensive and found in abundance: plastic, rubber and metal. The team from Rice University in Houston said the device could be used in future for those having tattoos, or people wanting to get their ears pierced without suffering the pain . 'The materials for one of these cost about a quarter, and then we just had to do estimates based on how much manufacturing would cost. 'We compared our device to similar things already in production, and we've estimated the cost at about $2 (£1.34).' The team is currently in the process of applying for a provisional patent for the device, and the students hope to continue their work together in their spare time when they return to Rice in their second year. 'As a team, we just want to follow the project, because we think it has a lot of potential. I think that's what drew us to this specific project,' Mr Allison said. 'We haven't really discussed yet whether we're going dedicate to making this a company, but it's something we're open to.'",
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            "Researchers at Rice University in Houston have developed Comfortably Numb, a single-use device that numbs the skin prior to an injection by producing a rapid chemical reaction to cool the patient's skin within 60 seconds . The device costs around $2 (£1.34) to produce and is intended for those who are terrified of needles to ease the pain of an injection. The team behind the invention is made up of three first year students, who said their device could also be used to ease the pain of ear piercings and tattooing, and help reduce swelling .",
            "A team of researchers at Rice University in Houston, have developed a new device, Comfortably Numb, to ease the pain of an injection . The device, which is single-use, numbs the skin prior to the injection by producing a rapid chemical reaction that cools the patient's skin within 60 seconds . The device costs around $2 (£1.34) to produce.",
            "The Comfortably Numb device, created by students at Rice University in Houston, numbs the skin prior to an injection by a rapid chemical reaction to cool the skin. The device is single-use, costs $2 and is intended for those who are susceptible to pain, such as children and the elderly. It takes just 60 seconds to work, and could also be used for ear piercings and tattooing, and help reduce swelling."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: What Jason Holder did in Antigua and Marlon Samuels managed here will do much for the culture Phil Simmons is trying to create as new West Indies coach. They will inspire their team-mates with their discipline, character and application, just as Mike Atherton inspired me with the way he batted to save a Test in Johannesburg and in his famous battle with Allan Donald at Trent Bridge. This is an era in which West Indies are losing players to the easier option of the Indian Premier League and it is understandable because of the money that can be made there. Why shouldn’t they cash in? Marlon Samuels (right)  celebrates reaching his century for West Indies in second Test . But Samuels has taken the difficult road. It is all well and good going off and having a bit of a hit and giggle but he will take a lot more satisfaction from the way he has taken on the moving ball in a demanding Test match. These are the types of innings you remember when you retire. He will remember his duel with Ben Stokes, the way he saw off a newish ball and how he took the attack to England on the first evening. He did finally fall to Jimmy Anderson after a loose shot but by that time Samuels had grafted his way to 103. That is what you get in Test cricket. This is far harder than going off towards the end of your career and enjoying an IPL sunset. I never played in an easy Test. There is no easy option during five hard-fought days and that’s why this game gives you far more satisfaction than you will ever get over 50 or 20 overs. It gets me down to hear people saying ‘wasn’t Antigua boring’ or ‘these pitches are just too dead and the cricket is slow’. Just give this time. The Test England won in the dark of Karachi was remembered for years because it was the ultimate conclusion to three hard Tests. The same could happen here. I can see a lot of our England side of 2000 in this West Indies team. We could not become a winning side straight away. West Indies batsman Samuels grafted his way to 103 against England in the second Test . We had to stay in games, instil a bit of pride and discipline before we could think about being positive and that’s what Simmons is trying to do here. The first step is to take Tests into five days and once that is achieved then West Indies can think about moving on and hopefully keeping their best players. The seven days we have had so far in this series may not have satisfied those who prefer their gratification instant but I have enjoyed it. This is not to denigrate Twenty20 or what we saw at the World Cup but there is something fulfilling about seeing a match go to the fifth day as in Antigua, with England bowling 130 overs and trying to find different ways to take 10 wickets. We live in a modern world of instant news where Test cricket seems something of a throwback but there is still great satisfaction to be taken from a slow burner. Ben Stokes was admonished by umpire Steve Davis following clash with Samuels . I find the mental side of Test cricket to be unparalleled. To be Jonathan Trott, for instance, getting a duck in his first innings after waiting to get back in for 18 months. Then he has to spend the best part of two days fielding and sweating on a pair. You can’t replicate that in any other form of the game. Someone like Alastair Cook has to tackle a technical issue, having been found out by opponents, and has the mental battle to overcome it. There is the physical challenge of a bowling attack spending all that time in the heat trying to bowl a side out and then having to go through it all again. In Twenty20 you can have a bit of a slog, edge through the slips for four to get you off and running and then get caught on the boundary which is supposed to happen in the short game. I thoroughly enjoy the different attractions of limited-overs cricket. But Test cricket is what players will be remembered for. Even in the modern world.",
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            "Marlon Samuels' innings in the second Test will inspire his team-mates with their discipline, character and application, according to David Luttrell . It is an era in which West Indies are losing players to the Indian Premier League and it is understandable because of the money that can be made there, but Samuels has taken the difficult road . The first step is to take Tests into five days and once that is achieved then West Indies can think about moving on and hopefully keeping their best players .",
            "Marlon Samuels has taken the difficult road and inspired his team-mates with his discipline, character and application, in this era of West Indies losing players to the easier option of the Indian Premier League. This is what new West Indies coach Phil Simmons is trying to create, and these types of innings will be remembered when a player retires. Test cricket is what players will be remembered for, even in the modern world.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Facebook is often linked with depression, social anxiety and other mental health issues. But a new scheme hopes to reverse this reputation by using the site to instead find cures and improve treatments for diseases using the DNA of its members. Genes for Good is a Facebook app designed to survey the health of millions of social network users, who can also submit spit samples to tie their survey results to their genes. Genes for Good (pictured) is a Facebook app designed to survey the health of millions of social network users, who can also send in spit samples to tie their survey results to their genes. It was set up by biostatisticians from the University of Michigan and is available over 18s in the US . It was set up by biostatisticians from the University of Michigan, and although the app is hosted by Facebook, the site is not affiliated with the scheme in any other way. The app is available for free from Facebook's store but is only currently open to people aged over 18 with a valid mailing address in the US. The researchers don't have any plans to extend it outside of the US at the moment, but this may change depending on how successful the scheme is. Once a user has read and accepted the terms and conditions, which doubles up as a consent form, they are presented with health surveys they  complete each day. Sending a spit sample is voluntary, and users only become eligible once they've completed 15 of the Health History Survey questions, and each of the Health Tracking Surveys over two separate days. The app is available for free to people aged over 18 with a valid mailing address in the US. Once a user has read and accepted the terms and conditions they are presented with health surveys they can complete each day. Sending a spit sample is voluntary, and users only become eligible once they've completed 15 of the Health History Survey questions, and each of the Health Tracking Surveys over two separate days. Participants can withdraw at any time by clicking the withdrawal link in the Facebook app under the 'Your Account' option in the upper right corner of the site. After withdrawing, Genes For Good keeps the survey responses but deletes the participant's name and unique Facebook ID from its database. It also removes addresses, including an IP address and physical address, and phone numbers but keeps their age, sex, and zip code information. It also keeps the DNA. These questionnaires relate to a user's health, habits, attitudes, and relationships and the Health Tracking Surveys provide detailed information about how a person's health changes over time. After completing each survey, uses can view their own results as well as see summaries about other how these results compare to other participants. Once requested, a 'spit kit' is sent free of charge and the firm said DNA obtained from this sample will be frozen and 'stored indefinitely' in a secure laboratory supervised by the researchers. The researchers explained: 'Our goal is to accelerate genetic and health research using social media. 'We will use the information you provide to advance our understanding of genetics, disease, behaviour, human ancestry, and our relationships around the world. 'The findings from this research may benefit many individuals, for generations to come, as we learn more about how our genes affect our lives. 'You can also use capabilities in Genes for Good to track your lifestyle, habits and activities, and compare yourself to other participants. Each member who submits a spit sample will also see a copy of their results, which include their genetic ancestry as well as raw genetic data  in a securely encrypted computer file. Similar services, such as those offered by genealogy sites like Ancestry, cost $99 in the US and £99 in the UK. This applies to the first 2,000 kits sent out by Genes For Good. The scheme has not revealed whether kits will then need to be paid for, or if this is a limited number. MailOnline has contacted the university for more information. Sending a spit sample (illustrated) is voluntary. Each member who submits a sample will also see a copy of their results, which include genetic ancestry as well as raw genetic data in a securely encrypted computer file . 'We use Facebook because of its vast existing social network, continued the researchers. 'Using Facebook will allow the study to grow both quickly and optimally through word of mouth. 'Otherwise, the study is independent of Facebook. Facebook cannot access the information you provide to Genes for Good. 'You can stop participating at any time. You can stop answering surveys or you can delete the app from your Facebook account.' Apple recently announced an initiative called ResearchKit that plans to gather health data from iPhone users. It will use, on a voluntary basis, data from medical tracking apps to help research asthma, breast cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and Parkinson’s disease. Apple's senior vice president of Operations Jeff Williams said: 'ResearchKit is made for medical researchers, it lets them easily create apps.' Apple worked with University of Oxford, Stanford and others to develop this project. The Genes For Good's connection with Facebook may concern privacy campaigners following claims earlier this week that the social network tracks users, even if they've opted out. Facebook has more than 1.3 billion users but there are millions more visits from people who are not signed up. Researchers from the University of Leuven said Facebook puts tracking cookies on internet users' laptops, PCs and phones when the visit facebook.com so it can target them with online advertising. But Facebook today said the report is inaccurate and the researchers had persistently ignored its request to meet. A spokesman said: 'This report contains factual inaccuracies. The authors have never contacted us, nor sought to clarify any assumptions upon which their report is based. Neither did they invite our comment on the report before making it public. 'However, we remain willing to engage with them and hope they will be prepared to update their work in due course.' 'Earlier this year we updated our terms and policies to make them more clear and concise, to reflect new product features and to highlight how we're expanding people's control over advertising. Members can withdraw at any time and after withdrawing, Genes For Good keeps the survey responses but deletes the participant's name and unique Facebook ID from its database. It also removes addresses and phone numbers, but keeps their age, sex, and zip code information. It also keeps the DNA (stock image) We're confident the updates comply with applicable laws including EU law.' After withdrawing, Genes For Good keeps the survey responses but deletes the participant's name and unique Facebook ID from its database. It also removes addresses, including an IP address and physical address, and phone numbers but keeps their age, sex, and zip code information. It also keeps the DNA. And Genes For Good said there are also risks: 'We have taken important steps to reduce this risk, including the utilisation of separate independent servers to host the web application and your responses and genetic data. '[But] If the genetic information is used in some way to identify you, it is possible that you could suffer psychological or emotional harm, or other unforeseen consequences.' It said that the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (GINA) is a federal law that protects individuals from genetic discrimination in health insurance and employment, and genetic counsellors can also be used to seek advice or support.",
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            "Genes for Good is a Facebook app designed to survey the health of millions of social network users, who can also submit spit samples for DNA testing . The app was set up by biostatisticians from the University of Michigan and is available over 18s in the US . Facebook hopes the scheme will reverse negative links to depression, social anxiety and mental health issues.",
            "Genes for Good is a Facebook app hoping to survey the health of millions of social network users, who can also submit spit samples to tie their survey results to their genes. Although the app is hosted by Facebook, the site is not affiliated with the scheme in any other way. The app is only currently open to people aged over 18 with a valid mailing address in the US.",
            "Genes for Good, a Facebook app designed to survey the health of millions of social network users, who can also submit spit samples to tie their survey results to their genes . Genes for Good, set up by biostatisticians from the University of Michigan, aims to accelerate genetic and health research using social media. It is available for free from Facebook's store but is only currently open to people aged over 18 with a valid mailing address in the US . "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: An Australian rebel fighter has been showing off his new pet on social media after buying a tiger cub whilst fighting in Syria. The photo shows a beautiful young tiger cub in the hands of a freelance rebel fighter, known as Ahmed Shaheed. The extravagant purchase will remain with its mother until it is old enough to become Shaheed's pet. The 28-year-old fighter from Sydney, showed off his new furry investment, posting a picture of the tiger cub on his social media account. His extravagant purchase was met with surprise by one of his fellow fighters, Abou Shaheed al-Muhajir. Unwilling to reveal the cost of his furry investment, the fighter did confirm that he had bought the tiger cub from a small village, near the Syrian city of Aleppo, where he has recently been based. The news comes just a month after the 28-year-old revealed on social media that he was looking to buy an exotic pet to keep him company. Photos of three potential pets were tweeted by Ahmed Shaheed, starting with a sad leopard sitting in a dirty cage. He commented: 'I just made the zoo keeper an offer for this, he said no to start off but the dollar goes a long way.' The wealthy gunslinger also tweeted a picture of a little owl. Possibly due to its three year life expectancy, the grumpy looking owl didn't seem to particularly interest the rebel. The surprising news comes just a month after the 28-year-old revealed on social media that he was looking to buy an exotic pet to keep him company. A sad leopard sitting in a dirty cage, was the first possible animal that took the fighter's interest. Shaheed preferred the tiger despite it costing more money. Possibly due to its short life expectancy, the grumpy looking owl didn't seem to particularly interest the rebel. Unwilling to reveal the cost of his furry investment, the fighter only confirmed that he had bought the tiger cub from a small village, near the Syrian city of Aleppo. Keen to get opinions on the owl, Shaheed wrote: 'Or should I buy this one and teach it to send messages.' However it was the tiger that really appeared to attract the Aussie fighter's attention. Sitting alone in his den, the beautiful large tiger is pictured sitting proudly in the shade. Unusually it wasn't just the tiger cub that seemed to be the big talking point from new photo. A few social media users appear to be more concerned by the fighter's apparent lack of facial hair in the photo. Despite claiming to have been fighting in Syria for well over a year, the Aussie fighter's neck and chin area appear to be cleanly shaved. Keen to hide his identity, the former Bond university student posted an obscured photo of himself stroking a four month old lion. The fighter recently showed off his war booty of $525 and a Kalashnikov rifle, possibly explaining how he managed to pay for the tiger cub. One user cheekily wrote on Shaheed's Ask.Fm page: 'Is that u holding the tiger? Cause the beard should be longer to appear for someone who been there more than year and a half lol' With his ego bruised, the 28-year-old militant swiftly replied back, insisting he was looking up at the sky for any potential incoming fire from jets. 'I'm looking up at the sky in that pic thought i heard a jet. Is this advice on my beard coming from someone still chilling in darul kufr (land of the disbelievers) while jihad is fard ayn (obligatory)?' Shaheed is not the first fighter to purchase a pet tiger. Deputy commander of rebel group Jaish al-Mujahideen wal-Ansar, Abdul Karim Krymsky, was pictured holding a young tiger last month. Shaheed is not the first fighter to show off a pet tiger, colossal Chechen fighter Abdul Karim Krymsky posed with another tiger. Ahmed Shaheed is believed to be a former Bond University student, who reportedly left his home in Sydney and traveled to Syria to join the Al Qaeda affiliated group Jabhat al-Nusra. According to his Ask.Fm page, Ahmed became disillusioned with Jabhat al-Nusra and left the group. When asked who he is fighting for now, he wrote he was 'doing my own thing.' It is possible that Ahmed Shaheed has joined another rebel group in the Aleppo Liberation,based around the broken city of Aleppo. Asked why he chose not to join ISIS, Shaheed was clear: 'Dawla (ISIS) seems to be only involved in the infighting in Sham (Syria) and restricted to a few cities in sham. I want to travel the whole of syria fighting Bashar (al-Assad) and his allies, staying away from any group involved in infighting.' Shaheed posted a picture of his fellow fighter, Abu Baraa, in Doureen, near the Alawite dominated port city of Latakia. Keen to document his travels whilst fighting around Syria, Ahmed posted a picture of a well preserved Roman ruins in Hama province.",
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            "An Australian rebel fighter has bought a tiger cub whilst fighting in Syria and posted a picture of it on his Instagram account . The 28-year-old fighter from Sydney, known as Ahmed Shaheed, bought the tiger cub from a small village near Aleppo . The news comes just a month after the fighter revealed on social media that he was looking to buy an exotic pet to keep him company .",
            "Australian rebel fighter, Ahmed Shaheed, has been showing off his new pet on Instagram after buying a tiger cub whilst fighting in Syria . The photo shows the beautiful young tiger cub in the hands of Shaheed . The extravagant purchase will remain with its mother until it is old enough to become Shaheed's pet ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Labour candidate has denied launching a foul-mouthed attack on a political rival for pointing out he lives in a £1.5 million home. Michael Foster was appearing at a public ‘hustings’ in the Camborne and Redruth constituency when he objected to mention of his luxurious four-bedroom home by Loveday Jenkin who is standing for the Cornish party Mebyon Kernow. Ms Jenkin claims Mr Foster turned to her and said: ‘You c***. If you pick on me again I will destroy you.’ Labour candidate Michael Foster, pictured, said not many people in Cornwall would be hit by the mansion tax . However, a rival candidate pointed out that Mr Foster lived in a £1.5 million house, pictured, near Falmouth . Loveday Jenkin, pictured, is running in the same constituency for Mebyon Kernow - the party for Cornwall . She said the alleged outburst came after he was questioned about Ed Miliband’s plan to impose a mansion tax on all homes worth more than £2 million. Mr Foster, a former media agent who has represented celebrities including Sacha Baron Cohen and Anne Robinson, said it was a marginal issue in the Cornish constituency, adding: ‘How many people do you know who live in £1 million houses?’ Ms Jenkin then turned to him and said, to laughter and mocking jeers: ‘You do Michael!’ Labour was last night at the centre of a race row after text messages were sent to Asian voters in a key marginal constituency urging them to cast their postal ballots for ‘all Asian candidates’. One of the messages was apparently sent by Mohammed Hanif, a Labour councillor in Tory-controlled Pendle, previously identified as being at high risk of election fraud. Tory MEP Sajjad Karim said the ‘intimidating’ texts ‘were a flagrant abuse of election laws’. Mr Hanif refused to comment. Councillor Mohammed Iqbal, local Labour Party agent for the council elections, said: ‘There is nothing illegal in this. Any individual is free to send a text message asking a friend or family member to consider voting for a certain candidate.’ According to estate agents, Mr Foster’s £1.5 million home, which overlooks Port Navas Creek, ‘makes the most of its splendid position, with timber decks, balconies and an open sitting room seemingly hanging over the water’. Ms Jenkin also claims that when the event concluded, Mr Foster tried to ‘square up’ to her, but she avoided the confrontation. She said: ‘He clearly has an anger management problem, and no understanding of the problems affecting Cornish people.’ She added that at a previous hustings he was asked – after Miliband mentioned his two kitchens – how many he had and replied “three, but only one of them is in Cornwall”.’ Mr Foster, who sold his stake in literary agency PFD in 2013, also owns a property worth more than £1 million in London’s fashionable Primrose Hill. Mr Foster said: ‘This is totally false. We have had six hustings in Camborne and Redruth and there are two more. All have been conducted politely, in a friendly manner.’",
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            "Labour candidate Michael Foster denied launching a foul-mouthed attack on a rival over his £1.5m home, according to reports . Loveday Jenkin had mentioned the luxurious four-bedroom home at a public 'hustings' in the Camborne and Redruth constituency, to which Foster had objected . Foster had represented celebrities including Sacha Baron Cohen and Anne Robinson as a former media agent .",
            "Michael Foster, a Labour candidate, has denied launching a foul-mouthed attack on a rival for pointing out he lives in a £1.5 million home . Loveday Jenkin, who is standing for the Cornish party Mebyon Kernow, claims Mr Foster turned to her and said: “You c***. If you pick on me again I will destroy you” when she mentioned his luxurious four-bedroom home . Labour was also at the centre of a race row after text messages were sent to Asian voters in a key marginal constituency urging them to cast their postal ballots for \"all Asian candidates\".",
            "Michael Foster, a Labour candidate, denied launching a foul-mouthed attack on a political rival after she pointed out he lived in a £1.5 million home . Loveday Jenkin, who is standing for the Cornish party Mebyon Kernow, claims Mr Foster turned to her and said: ‘You c***. If you pick on me again I will destroy you.’ Labour yesterday found itself at the centre of a race row after text messages were sent to Asian voters in a key marginal constituency urging them to cast their postal ballots for ‘all Asian candidates’."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A barrister and Oxford University graduate who spent more than two years avoiding paying for his train ticket could be the biggest fare-dodger to be prosecuted, a court heard. Peter Barnett, 43, is said to have caused a loss of £23,000 to Chiltern Railways over a two-and-a-half year period. He travelled from his Oxfordshire home to London Marylebone but pretended to have only gone from Wembley, in north west London. Peter Barnett, 43, is said to have caused a loss of £23,000 to Chiltern Railways over two-and-a-half years . Barnett admits six counts of fraud by false representation between April 2012 and November last year . The Australian-born lawyer argues that he only dodged up to £9,714.40 in fares, claiming the amount should be based on the cost of a weekly ticket, and take into account annual leave. But prosecutor Malachy Pakenham told Westminster Magistrates' Court: 'If it is accepted that the loss was £23,000, this defendant would be convicted of the biggest rail evasion case that has come to the court in the United Kingdom. 'The Crown have reached that figure by a number of rail staff calculating it. 'The train company are experts, not me or my friend and they have calculated it on a basis that if someone commits a fraud like this defendant has committed, you are not allowed to calculate it on the basis of a weekly ticket, you calculate it on a full single fare, of the return for the day, each and every day this defendant travelled over the period without a full price rail ticket'. Barnett admits six counts of fraud by false representation between April 2012 and November last year. Barnett claimed to have travelled from Wembley, in North West London, instead of Thame, Oxfordshire . The scam began to unravel for Barnett when he was stopped by a ticket inspector at Marylebone last November. The Rhodes scholar claimed to have travelled from Wembley, instead of Thame, Oxfordshire, where he and his wife live in a £550,000 five-bedroom detached home. Barnett was sent to the excess fares window but another member of staff became suspicious and decided to contact his supervisor. When he turned his back Barnett ran away, but was apparently overcome with guilt and confessed the next day. An investigation was carried out by British Transport Police, which found the lawyer had dodged fares since April 2012. The lawyer was cautioned for an identical offence in 2010 but continued to break the law, despite his prestigious reputation as the founder of an African children's charity and director of leading think-tank, the Legatum Institute Foundation, aimed at 'promoting prosperity'. A court heard how the barrister got off at London Marylebone (pictured) by tapping out with an Oyster card . It is understood he did so by boarding a train at Haddenham and Thame Parkway without a ticket, and then getting off at Marylebone by simply tapping out with an Oyster card. Because there was no start point to his journey, the automated system charged him the maximum Transport for London fare, which is currently £7.60. But this is still far less than the £19.80 price of a single peak time journey from his home. The case was adjourned until July 27 so a hearing can be held to determine the loss caused to Chiltern Railways. Barnett was released on unconditional bail. The deception places him among the ranks of Britain's biggest fare dodgers, closely behind a former millionaire fund manager. Jonathan Burrows was banned from working in the City last year after avoiding £43,000 in train fares from his home in Stonegate, East Sussex. Burrows had hoped to keep his name out of the public eye and avoid prosecution by quickly reimbursing Southeastern trains the full amount in unpaid tickets, accrued over five years, within three days of being caught.",
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            "Oxford University graduate, Peter Barnett, 43, is facing prosecution after admitting to six counts of fraud by false representation over a two-and-a-half year period . Barnett travelled from his Oxfordshire home to London Marylebone, pretending to have only gone from Wembley, in north west London . He admits causing a loss of £23,000 to Chiltern Railways.",
            "A barrister and Oxford University graduate who spent two-and-a-half years avoiding paying for his train ticket could be the biggest fare-dodger to be prosecuted, a court has heard . Peter Barnett, 43, is said to have caused a loss of £23,000 to Chiltern Railways . Barnett admits six counts of fraud by false representation between April 2012 and November last year .",
            "A barrister and Oxford University graduate, Peter Barnett, could be the biggest fare-dodger to be prosecuted . He is said to have caused a loss of £23,000 to Chiltern Railways . Barnett, 43, admits fraud by false representation, claiming he only dodged up to £9,714.40 in fares."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Unleashing your inner Shakespeare could be just a few jolts of electricity away. Researchers in North Carolina claim that zapping the brain with a mild electric current can boost creativity by nearly eight per cent. They tested their theory using a 10-Hertz current on the brain's of 20 volunteers to stimulate the brain's natural alpha wave oscillations. Researchers in North Carolina claim that zapping the brain with a mild electric current can boost creativity by nearly eight per cent . As well as creativity, these oscillations - or the lack of them - are linked with depression. Flavio Frohlich, an assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of North Carolina said: 'If we could enhance these brain activity patterns, then we could potentially help many people.' Alpha oscillations occur within the frequency range of eight and 12 Hertz 9 (or cycles per second). They were discovered in 1929 by Hans Berger, who invented EEG. Alpha oscillations happen most prominently when we close our eyes and shut out sensory stimuli – things we see, feel, taste, smell, and hear. When alpha oscillations are active, your sensory inputs might be offline as you daydream, meditate, or conjure ideas. When you come fully online, alpha oscillations disappear. Other oscillations at higher frequencies, such as gamma oscillations, take over. An EEG of a naturally occurring alpha oscillation in a human brain. Enhancing these electric oscillations may help treat people with depression, scientists claim . They tested their theory using a 10-Hertz current run through electrodes attached to the scalp on 20 volunteers to stimulate the brain's natural alpha wave oscillations. They then recorded the results using EEG . Knowing this, other researchers began associating alpha oscillations with creativity. Professor Frohlich set out to find evidence. His idea was simple. If he could enhance the rhythmic patterns of alpha oscillations to improve creativity. For the study, Professor Frohlich's team enrolled 20 healthy adults. Researchers placed electrodes on each side of each participant's frontal scalp and a third electrode toward the back of the scalp. An experimental technique used to boost brain performance with electrical pulses can actually cause people to perform less well in some tasks, scientists have found. The technology, known as transcranial direct current stimulation, is already being marketed in commercial products as a way of helping computer game players and athletes improve their focus. However, new research from the University of Oxford suggests that the benefits of this technique, which stimulates activity in the brain with an electrical current, may be limited by personality as it appears to only be helpful to people who are stressed about performing a task. They found that while electrical stimulation helped those who lacked confidence or were anxious about performing a series of sums, it caused those who did not fear mathematics to decline. A follow up study that examined how volunteers fared at spotting which way an arrow was pointing on a screen when confronted with distracting information showed that all those who received stimulation performed more poorly. This way, the 10-Hertz alpha oscillation stimulation for each side of the cortex would be in unison. Each participant underwent two sessions. During one session, researchers used a 10-Hertz sham stimulation for just five minutes. Participants felt a tingle at the start of the five minutes. For the next 25 minutes, each participant continued to take the Torrance Test of Creative Thinking. In one task, each participant was shown a small fraction of an illustration – sometimes just a bent line on a piece of paper. Participants used the line to complete an illustration, and they wrote a title when they finished. In the other session each participant underwent the same protocol, except they were stimulated at 10 Hertz for the entire 30 minutes while doing the Torrance test. The tingling sensation only occurred at the start of the stimulation, ensuring that each participant did not know which session was the control session. Then Frohlich's team compared each participant's creativity score, they found participants scored an average 7.4 percentage points higher than they did during the control sessions. 'That's a pretty big difference when it comes to creativity,' Frohlich said. 'Several participants showed incredible improvements in creativity. It was a very clear effect.' 'We don't know if there are long-term safety concerns,' he said. 'We did a well-controlled, one-time study and found an acute effect.' 'Also, I have strong ethical concerns about cognitive enhancement for healthy adults, just as sports fans might have concerns about athletic enhancement through the use of performance-enhancing drugs.'",
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            "Researchers in North Carolina claim that zapping the brain with a mild electric current can boost creativity by nearly eight per cent . They tested their theory using a 10-Hertz current on the brain's of 20 volunteers to stimulate the brain's natural alpha wave oscillations . As well as creativity, these oscillations - or the lack of them - are linked with depression .",
            "Researchers in North Carolina claim that zapping the brain with a mild electric current can boost creativity by nearly eight per cent . They tested their theory using a 10-Hertz current on the brain's of 20 volunteers to stimulate the brain's natural alpha wave oscillations. As well as creativity, these oscillations - or the lack of them - are linked with depression."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Whether a patient is in the hospital for an organ transplant, an appendectomy or to have a baby, one complaint is common: the gown. You know the one. It might as well have been stitched together with paper towels and duct tape, and it usually leaves the wearer's behind hanging out. \"You're at the hospital because something's wrong with you --  you're vulnerable -- then you get to wear the most vulnerable garment ever invented to make the whole experience that much worse,\" said Ted Streuli, who lives in Edmond, Okla., and has had to wear hospital gowns on multiple occasions. Put another way: \"They are horrible. They are demeaning. They are belittling. They are disempowering,\" said Camilla McRory of Olney, Md. Hospital gowns have gotten a face-lift after some help from fashion designers like these from Patient Style and the Henry Ford Innovation Institute. The gowns are among the most vexing parts of being in the hospital. But if efforts by some health systems are an indicator, the design may be on its way out of style. The Cleveland Clinic was an early trendsetter. In 2010, it introduced new gowns after being prompted by the CEO, who often heard patient complaints when he was a practicing heart surgeon. That feedback led to a search for something new, said Adrienne Boissy, chief experience officer at the hospital system. The prominent academic medical center ultimately sought the help of fashion icon Diane von Furstenberg, settling on a reversible gown with a front and back V-neck, complete derriere coverage, and features such as pockets, softer fabric and a new bolder print pattern. Patients \"loved the gowns,\" Boissy said. \"People felt much more comfortable in the new design, not just physically but emotionally.\" In recent years, she added, \"hospitals are looking at everything they do and trying to evaluate whether or not it contributes to enhancing the patient experience.\" It's all part of a trend among hospitals to improve the patient reviews and their own bottom lines -- fueled in part by the health law's focus on quality of care and other federal initiatives. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services increasingly factors patients' satisfaction into its quality measures, which are linked to the size of Medicare payments hospitals get. Sometimes the efforts involve large capital improvement projects. But they can also mean making waiting rooms more comfortable, improving the quality of food served to patients or, as in this case, updating hospital gowns. Ultimately, this focus leads to \"a better patient experience,\" said John Combes, senior vice president of the American Hospital Association. The Detroit-based Henry Ford Health System is in the process of updating its gowns, an initiative that began when the system's innovation institute challenged students at the city's College for Creative Studies to identify and offer a solution to one hospital problem. The students responded with the suggestion to redo the garment that has often been described by patients as flimsy, humiliating, indecent and itchy. The process took three years, but last fall, the institute unveiled a new and improved version. It's made of warmer fabric -- a cotton blend -- that wraps around a patient's body like a robe and comes in navy and light blue, the hospital's signature colors. Patient expectations are part of the calculus. They \"are demanding more privacy and more dignity,\" said Michael Forbes, a product designer at the Henry Ford Innovation Institute. When the institute tested his gown design, Forbes said, patient-satisfaction scores noticeably increased in a few days. The new gown \"was emblematic...of an attitude that was conveyed to me at the hospital -- that they cared about me as a whole human being, not just the part they were operating on,\" said Dale Milford, who received a liver transplant during the time the redesign was being tested. \"That was the subtext of that whole thing, was that they were caring about me as a person and what it meant for me to be comfortable.\" But replacing the traditional design is no easy task. What patients wear needs to be comfortable yet allow health professionals proper access during exams, meaning it must open and close easily. The gowns also need to be easily mass-manufactured, as well as efficiently laundered and reused. New designs, though, can be expensive. After Valley Hospital of Ridgewood, N.J., switched to pajamas and gowns that provide extra coverage, costs went up $70,000 per year, said Leonard Guglielmo, the facility's chief supply chain officer, because the new garments cost more to buy and maintain. Beyond cost, more ingrained cultural expectations might also play a role in what hospitals think patients should wear, said Todd Lee, an assistant professor of medicine at McGill University, who co-authored a 2014 study in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, examining whether gowns were important and whether patients might be fine wearing their own or hospital-provided pants, instead of or along with gowns. Often, doctors reported that pants or undergarments beneath gowns would have been okay, but patients said they were never given those options. Traditional gowns make it easier to examine patients quickly, and several doctors Lee spoke to seemed shocked at the idea that patients might wear garments other than the open-backed gown during their stay. But the most common challenge isn't necessarily doctor expectations or costs. It's navigating hospital bureaucracies, said Dusty Eber, president of the California-based company PatientStyle, which designs and sells alternative gowns. In his company's experience, hospital decisions are often made by committees, not individuals. \"There's a lot of bureaucratic runaround,\" Eber said. Kaiser Health News (KHN) is a nonprofit national health policy news service.",
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            "Hospital gowns are among the most vexing parts of being in the hospital . Some health systems are changing the design to improve the patient experience . The Cleveland Clinic has a reversible gown with a front and back V-neck, complete derriere coverage, and features such as pockets, softer fabric and a new bolder print pattern .",
            "Hospital gowns have been given a face-lift in some health systems with the help of fashion designers like Diane von Furstenberg and Patient Style . Hospital systems are evaluating everything they do to enhance the patient experience and improve patient reviews, including the design of hospital gowns . It’s part of a trend among hospitals to improve their own bottom lines and comply with the health law’s focus on quality of care and other federal initiatives ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A 16-year-old girl sobbed in court as she faced the parents of three classmates who died after the SUV she was driving crashed last August. Julia Ware, who was 15 at the time of the accident, appeared at Wayne County Court in Honesdale, Pennslyvania, on Wednesday. The families of Shamus Digney, Cullen Keffer and Ryan Lesher  - who were all 15 - watched her admit to five of the 12 counts she was charged with by prosecutors. After the hearing was over, a grieving father branded Ware, of Pleasantville, New York, a murderer. Scroll down for video . Julia Ware (center) accepted responsibility for three homicide by vehicle felony counts in a Pennsylvania court . Shamus Digney (left), Cullen Keffer (center) and Ryan Lesher (right), all 15, were killed during the accident . Lisa Lesher held a picture of her son Ryan as she entered the Wayne County Courthouse on Wednesday . The tenth grader accepted responsibility for three felony counts of homicide by vehicle and  two misdemeanor counts of accident involving death or injury. She struggled with her emotions throughout the proceedings and tried to avoid eye contact. Her father, Michael Ware, is awaiting trial on three counts of involuntary manslaughter, endangering the welfare of children and other charges for allegedly allowing Ware to drive, the Bucks County Courier Times reported. A written statement from Ware claimed the man gave her permission to drive so she could go pick up breakfast, according to the Times-Tribune. No trial date is set for the 53-year-old. Ware will be back in court within a month for the juvenile equivalent of sentencing and there are some who feel she should be treated as an adult. Ware was speeding when she lost control and her SUV rolled over in Paupack Township back in August . The father of one of the dead boys, Ed Lesher, said: 'She knew she was wrong. 'She knew she shouldn't have been driving. She knew she was going fast. 'The boys were telling her to slow down. She didn't slow down. 'She thought it was funny to go faster. She murdered three boys, one of them my son Ryan. 'She should be punished like her father.' The dead boys' loved ones wore shirts that had CRS written on the back in honor of Cullen, Ryan and Shamus . Family and friends of the three dead Council Rock High School South students carried signs and photos . Ware, who is now 16, will be back in court within a month or so for the juvenile equivalent of sentencing . Family and friends of the three dead Council Rock High School South students showed up at court wearing identical shirts and carrying signs and photos in honor of their loved ones. The shirts had CRS written on the back in honor of Cullen, Ryan and Shamus. One sign read: 'Be a parent to your child before being a friend.' Another said: 'Charge Julia Ware as an Adult.' During the crash, which occurred over Labor Day weekend in Paupack Township, two other passengers in Ware's 2001 Chevrolet Suburban were injured, WNEP reported. Police think the unlicensed driver was speeding when she lost control of the SUV. It rolled over several times during the deadly accident. John Stieh, who represented Ware, said: '[The Ware family has] done nothing but express the deepest of sorrows since this happened. 'You saw the torment that girl had today. You saw the upset.' The seven other offenses Ware was originally charged with were dropped after her admissions.",
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            "Julia Ware, 16, accepted responsibility for three felony counts of homicide by vehicle in a Pennsylvania court . She was driving an SUV in August when it crashed, killing three classmates and injuring two others . No trial date has been set for her father, Michael Ware, who was charged with allowing her to drive .",
            "Julia Ware, 16, appeared in a Pennsylvania court on Wednesday and accepted responsibility for three felony counts of homicide by vehicle and two misdemeanor counts of accident involving death or injury . In August, Ware was driving an SUV that crashed, killing three of her classmates and injuring two others . Her father, Michael Ware, is awaiting trial on three counts of involuntary manslaughter for allegedly allowing her to drive."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: In The Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen is pulled out of obscurity, swiftly develops expert bow-and-arrow skills and leads a government rebellion - all without having to deal with braces or a single spot. However, the rise of the young adult heroine has prompted a backlash on Twitter, as more people compare the fictional portrayals with the mediocrity of their own lives. Teenagers have taken to the social media site to hilariously voice their frustrations between the fantastical lives in the pages of books and in films, and reality using the hashtag #realisticYA. The Hunger Games book (left), the main character, Katniss Everdeen (played by Jennifer Lawrence in the film - pictured right) deals with exciting scenarios but never from any teenage ailments such as acne or braces . Twitter user, Adrienne Long, makes a reference to the fact that many YA heroines have their lives turned upside-down, but they are always prepared. Real life would perhaps be very different . Many of the tweets look at similar dystopian situations to those in the novels, but the Twitter users describe their own realistic reactions, or what would really be probable. Comparing real life to Katniss Everdeen's role in The Hunger Games, Adrienne Long tweets: 'Girl finds out she has impossible destiny to fulfill. Fails miserably having never spent a day preparing for it #realisticYA.' Some funny tweets simply address that at a time when many teenagers are going through the awkward stages of puberty, the YA protagonists are completely free from any awkward ailments. Joanna Macgregor tweeted: 'I met this new guy at school. He's really freaking cute but he has, like, zits, and I have, y'know, a muffin-top.' Young adults tell it like is is on Twitter under the hashtag #realistic YA . One teen addresses that unlike her perfect YA contemporaries, she suffers from  adolescent ailments . Another girl's tweet refers to Twilight, where the main character has to choose from multiple love-interests . Some look at dangerous scenarios and what would be likely to happen. Rather than escaping every situation unscathed, the Twitter users take a wry and straight-forward approach to the situation. Referring to the Twilight novel, one writer refers to Bella's choice between her multiple love-interests Jacob and Edward. Danielle Welling writes: 'Girl has no problem choosing between two equally hot boys in love with her. Because no hot boys love her. #realisticYA.' Other tweets look at young teens in a realistic manner, calling them '100% human' rather than 'mysterious and broody', and others look at realistic situations that arise with teen romances. Another tweet describes being too busy to be the 'chosen one' - referring to the character Beatrice Prior in Divergent. Preeti Chhibber writes: 'Girl is Chosen One but actually has 250hrs of community service, college apps, SATs and resume building so she can't but thx #realisticYA.' Not the chosen one? In the book Divergent (left), Beatrice Prior, who is played by Shailene Woodley in the film (pictured right with actor Theo James) is the 'chosen' one and leads a rebellion against the corrupt goverment . One user points out that many would not have the time to simply drop their lives to become the 'Chosen One' The hashtag on Twitter sees users comparing the reality of their own lives to young adult heroines . This #realisticYA looks at the fact that real teenage scenarios can mean that sometimes love is unrequited . If Harry Potter had never gone to Hogwarts, JK Rowling may have had five or six less books to write . Some of the tweets are hilarious because if the character in question did what the tweet suggests, much of the action in the novels would have never happened. Linda Newbery tweets: 'Boy thinks about running away, but changes mind when he realises that life at home is just too comfortable.' Many can imagine what the Harry Potter books would have been like if Harry never went to wizard school, Hogwarts. How young adults would really react to situations in novels revealed on Twitter . Another Twitter user users the hashtag to voice her concern that romantic leads have to be 'broody' or a 'jerk' Another girl writes about the realistic possibility that teenagers might be too frightened to confront their romantic interests . Hundreds of Twitter users have taken part in the hashtag . Others have written funny commentaries about how swiftly the heroine's life changes - and how a normal teenager, put in the same scenario, would be highly unprepared and may miss the opportunity. Another tweet explores the fact that on several occasions in YA novels, the protagonist may meet a mysterious, handsome stranger who aids her, but unlike normal teens is never overwhelmed or nervous. Lustybustyliz writes: 'Girl meets boy at the library. He's smart, cute & interested. She has a panic attack and hides in the bathroom.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Young adult novels regularly feature teen heroines  saving the world .\nBooks like The Hunger Games and Divergent show unrealistic portrayals .\nAdolescents have used hashtag to voice frustrations about real teenage life .<END-1>",
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            "Twitter users are comparing the reality of their own lives to young adult heroines using hashtag #realisticYA . Many tweets are pointing out that unlike their perfect YA contemporaries, they suffer from adolescent ailments . The tweets are both funny and realistic.",
            "Teenagers have taken to Twitter to hilariously voice their frustrations between the fantastical lives in young adult (YA) books and films and reality using the hashtag #realisticYA . Many tweets address that at a time when many teenagers are going through the awkward stages of puberty, the YA protagonists are completely free from any awkward ailments . Some tweets simply address the unrealistic portrayal of young adult heroines."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Masters Wednesday began on a sombre note when Australian Marc Leishman, who got so close to victory in 2013 before finishing tied fourth behind countryman Adam Scott, had to withdraw. His wife Audrey spent part of last week in an induced coma owing to a serious infection. Leishman left Augusta taking with him the best wishes of his sport. Marc Leishman has withdrawn from this year's competition to be with his wife . Masters chairman Billy Payne talked a lot  about growing the game but he ruled out any idea of starting a women’s Masters. ‘We have a very short member season at Augusta National of seven months,’ he explained. ‘The time that we dedicate to the preparation and conduct of the tournament is already extensive. I don’t think we would ever host another one.’ Billy Payne has ruled out starting a women's Masters despite talking about growing the game . It’s well-known the garish surroundings outside Augusta National contrast markedly with the beauty within. But maybe that’s about to change. After buying up all the houses on adjacent Berckmans Road and turning it into a patrons’ car park, Masters chairman Billy Payne is promising a ‘beautification’ project. ‘As you know, we’re pretty good at landscaping,’ he said. ‘It’s going to look nice, I promise.’ Mr Unpopular Bubba Watson can surely not have upset anyone with his choice of menu for the Champions Dinner on Tuesday. Clearly he enjoyed it so much two years ago he decided to stick with the same inoffensive offering: Caesar salad followed by grilled chicken breast with green beans, mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese and cornbread. Bubba Watson was recently voted the most unpopular golfer on tour by his fellow professionals . Favourite pic of the week so far? It might well be Arnold Palmer, clad in his green jacket, snapped under the Oak Tree in front of the clubhouse alongside Niall Horan, the keen golf-playing member of One Direction but better known in these parts as Rory McIlroy’s par three caddy. Talk about a game that spans the generations. Arnold Palmer shakes hands with Niall Horan ahead of the 79th instalment of the Masters . The famous Eisenhower Tree on the 17th hole might have gone following an ice storm last year but it has certainly not been forgotten. The club unveiled a mounted cross-section of the tree that will remain on show in the press building this week before being presented to the Eisenhower Library in Kansas for permanent display. The tree was named after the American President after he kept hitting it with his drives. A section of the Eisenhower tree is displayed during a news conference at the Masters . Jack Nicklaus showed he’s still got it at the age of 75 with a hole in one at the fourth in the Par-3 contest. But he couldn’t match Colombian Camilo Villegas who recorded two, at the fourth and eighth. Camilo Villegas recorded two aces during the Par-3 contest, beating Jack Nicklaus' solitary hole-in-one .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Andre Schurrle admits he was relieved to end his goal drought by scoring his first goal for Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga on Saturday. The former Chelsea forward thanked Wolfsburg supporters for their patience and admitted not scoring for the German side was 'eating away' at him. The 24-year-old scored his first since joining from Chelsea in February as they beat Stuttgart 3-1. Andre Schurrle admits he was relieved to end his goal drought by scoring his first goal for Wolfsburg . The former Chelsea forward thanked Wolfsburg supporters for their patience as he netted on Saturday . 'It was about time I scored. I've missed a lot of chances here and I'm just happy to have hit the target now,' Schurrle said. 'I have to admit that the fact I hadn't scored for such a long time had been eating away at me a bit, so I'm very happy but the most important thing is that we won three points. 'I'd like to say a big thank you to all the fans here to receiving me so well and supporting me. I'm happy to be here and I'm sure we'll have a lot more to celebrate in the future.' Wolfsburg are seven points clear of Borussia Monchengladbach after Saturday's win, and Schurrle admits it was a difficult game to overcome. The 24-year-old scored his first since joining from Chelsea in February as they beat Stuttgart 3-1 . Former Chelsea forward Schurrle admitted not scoring for the German side was 'eating away' at him . 'We were expecting a difficult game because Stuttgart have good individual players and they're a good team,' he added. 'It's tough against them because they throw everything at you and they really need the points. We were a bit shaky at the back, especially defending crosses - that's how we conceded - but then I think our quality shone through in the second half. 'We put them under pressure and created chances, so I think we deserved to win.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Andre Schurrle scored his first goal for Wolfsburg on Saturday .\nThe former Chelsea forward admitted it was 'eating away' at him .\nSchurrle joined German club Wolfsburg from Chelsea in February .<END-1>",
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            "Andre Schurrle scored his first Bundesliga goal for Wolfsburg on Saturday, beating Stuttgart 3-1 . The former Chelsea forward thanked Wolfsburg supporters for their patience, admitting that not scoring for the German side was \"eating away\" at him . Wolfsburg are seven points clear of Borussia Monchengladbach after Saturday's win.",
            "Andre Schurrle has scored his first goal for Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga on Saturday . Schurrle is a former Chelsea forward and joined Wolfsburg in February . Wolfsburg are seven points clear of Borussia Monchengladbach after Saturday's win .",
            "Andre Schurrle scored his first goal for Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga on Saturday . Schurrle thanked Wolfsburg supporters for their patience and admitted it was \"eating away\" at him that he hadn't scored . Wolfsburg beat Stuttgart 3-1 and are seven points clear of Borussia Monchengladbach after Saturday's win."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It may have been invented for students to use. But youngsters appear to be deserting Facebook in droves because it is now so popular with their parents – and grandparents. Almost a third of people aged 16-to-34 have deleted their accounts because they no longer see it as ‘cool’. The trend comes as increasing numbers of older users turn to the social network to stay in touch and share family pictures. Nearly 60 per cent of Britons aged over 55 now have a Facebook account, according to research. Facebook has even started running television adverts to entice the so-called ‘silver surfers’ to join. Now a survey of around 2,000 Britons has revealed that it is having the opposite effect on youngsters. ‘As parents are signing up, their children are logging off to maintain privacy,’ said Lord Jim Knight, chairman of online lobby group the Tinder Foundation. In the poll, a third of Facebook users are said to have blocked a family member so they can no longer see their account or do not receive automatic updates. The survey did not take account of the number of youngsters who have effectively blocked their family members by refusing to add them as a ‘Facebook friend’ in the first place. One in ten people aged 16 to 34 signed up to other platforms so they could remain ‘under the radar of their parents’. But whilst youngsters may be leaving Facebook, they are not giving up on social media altogether. More than half said they had joined Twitter, where only 13 per cent of ‘silver surfers’ said they have accounts. Meanwhile, about 40 per cent of youngsters use the picture-sharing website Instagram, according to the study commissioned by Halifax and carried out by Opinium Research. Logging off: Nearly a third of people aged 16-to-34 have deleted their facebook accounts because they no longer see it as ‘cool’ Around the same proportion use Snapchat, a social media platform which automatically deletes messages shortly after they are sent. The picture was very different among the over-55s. Just three percent have an Instagram account and even fewer – around one percent – use Snapchat. The way people use these different social platforms is also changing. Around a fifth of those aged 16 to 34 use their smartphones at family dinners, posing a threat to the precious mealtimes that used to be the cornerstone on family life. By comparison, just one percent of silver surfers use their smartphones during a meal with their offspring.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Parents and grandparents flocking to social media site .\nAlmost 60% of Britons aged over 55 now have Facebook account .\nMany have left site while others block posts from family members .<END-1>",
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            "Almost a third of people aged 16-to-34 have deleted their Facebook accounts because it is no longer considered 'cool' and almost 60% of Britons aged over 55 now have a Facebook account . The trend comes as increasing numbers of older users turn to the social network to stay in touch and share family pictures . A survey of around 2,000 Britons has revealed that as parents are signing up, their children are logging off to maintain privacy .",
            "Almost a third of people aged 16-to-34 have deleted their Facebook accounts because they no longer see it as ‘cool’. Almost 60% of Britons aged over 55 have a Facebook account . Survey of around 2,000 Britons has revealed that as parents are signing up to Facebook, their children are logging off to maintain privacy ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A former Guantanamo Bay prisoner arrested over the terrorist killing of a top female prosecutor in Uganda had been awarded £1million in compensation by the British government following his release. Jamal Kiyemba, 36, was detained in the Ugandan capital Kampala in connection with the death of Joan Kagezi, who was killed in front of her children days before a major trial against Islamist terror network Al-Shabaab. Kiyemba, a former pharmacy student at a university in Leicester, who grew up in London, was held at Guantanamo Bay for four years and awarded the huge payout after being released. Arrested: Ex-Guantanamo Bay prisoner Jamal Kiyemba, 36 was detained in Kampala over the brutal murder of top female prosecutor Joan Kagezi . The 36-year-old is one of 16 former Guantanamo prisoners awarded a £20million payout from the British taxpayer over claims of false imprisonment and human rights abuse. His case was championed by Muslim human rights group CAGE, whose director infamously branded ISIS executioner Mohammed 'Jihadi John' Emwazi an 'extremely gentle, kind, beautiful young man'. He was born in Uganda as Anthony Kiyemba, but converted to Islam aged 20, changing his name to Jamal Abdullah. When the family arrived in Britain following the death of his father in 1993, Kiyemba, then 14, was granted indefinite leave to remain, but never applied for British citizenship. Kiyemba was arrested near Peshawar in Pakistan in March 2002, after allegedly trying to enter Afghanistan in the company of 'a probable al-Qaeda operative, a suspected al-Qaeda operative and a low-level jihadist', U.S. military files reveal. Compensated: Kiyemba was awarded £1million from the British government over claims he had been tortured by U.S. intelligence and interrogated by the MI5 at Guantanamo which had violated his human rights . Kiyemba, however, claims he had gone to Pakistan to study Arabic and the Koran because the country was 'very cheap'. Following his 2006 release, he claimed he had only admitted to terrorist activities under torture by American intelligence officers and that he had been interrogated by MI5. He was held at Guantanamo Bay for four years but as he was not a British citizen, he was not entitled to representation by the Foreign Office nor, on his release, to automatic rights to return to his family. Kiyemba, whose mother, four brothers and sister all live in Britain, was instead deported to Uganda, but made several attempts to be allowed back into the UK. 'I may not be British according to some bit of paper but in reality I am a Brit and always will be,' he said in an interview following his release. 'My doctor, my local mosque, my teens, my education, employment, friends, taxes, home and above all else my family - it is all in Britain.' Support: Kiyemba's compensation claims were championed by human rights charity CAGE, whose research director, Asim Qureshi, pictured, famously branded ISIS executioner Jihadi John a 'kind, beautiful' man . Kiyemba was arrested alongside three others in a suburb to Kampala on Tuesday as a result of an operation aided by U.S. officials, Ugandan police spokesman Fred Enanga said. Jamal Kyiemba is one of 16 former Guantanamo Bay detainees paid compensation by the British Government over claims of human rights abuse. A total of £20million has been awarded to former prisoners in an out-of-court settlement after they made allegations against British intelligence, the Sun reports. Others include Shaker Aamer, 48, who still remains in Guantanamo after 13 years without charge or trial, despite being cleared for release twice. Once he is released Mr Aamer, from south London, should be entitled to £1million. Ms Kagezi had been a prosecutor in the ongoing trial of 12 suspects accused of being involved in the July 2010 bombings in which 76 people were killed while watching the World Cup final on TV. Somali Islamic extremist group al-Shabaab, who were behind the brutal massacre of nearly 150 students at a Kenyan university this month, claimed responsibility for the attack. Earlier this year, Ms Kagezi had been appointed Head of the International Crimes Division, at the rank of Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions. Kagezi was shot twice by gunmen after she left her car — in which she was traveling with two of her children on the way home from work — to buy groceries in a Kampala suburb. After shooting her in the head and neck, the gunmen fled on a motorcycle, according to police. Ugandan police say there is not yet conclusive evidence tying Kiyemba to the murder of Ms Kagezi, but that detectives were questioning him about any possible role and about other offenses. Kiyemba has yet to comment on the allegations. Ugandan police on Tuesday arrested at least six suspects.",
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            "Former Guantanamo Bay prisoner, Jamal Kiyemba, who was awarded £1million in compensation by the British Government following his release, has been arrested in Uganda over the terrorist killing of a top female prosecutor, Joan Kagezi . He is one of 16 former Guantanamo prisoners awarded a £20million payout from the British taxpayer over claims of false imprisonment and human rights abuse . Kiyemba's case was championed by Muslim human rights group CAGE.",
            "Jamal Kiyemba, a former Guantanamo Bay prisoner, was arrested in Uganda over the death of top female prosecutor Joan Kagezi . Kiyemba was awarded £1million from the British government after being released from Guantanamo and is one of 16 former prisoners compensated for claims of false imprisonment and human rights abuse . He claims he was tortured by U.S. intelligence and interrogated by MI5 at Guantanamo which had violated his human rights."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Easter is unique on the Christian calendar, a major point in the cycle of the religious year, and one that has always been able to resist the commercialization and culture warring that surrounds Christmas. That's in part because Easter is genuinely about how religious impulses, and patterns, can operate in ways that affect our lives. Nevertheless, I'm often surprised by how little people, even those supposedly within the Christian tradition, actually know about what is called Holy Week and its culmination on Easter Sunday.   At a time when our culture is roiled by questions of identity and ethics (and tolerance) that have profound religious implications, it's worth pausing to explore this crucial holiday -- and the awareness of the human condition, in all its sadness and glory, that it engenders. After all, Holy Week calls mostly to those who incline their minds and hearts in its direction with seriousness of intent.  Still, the fuss must puzzle those looking on, wondering what it all means.  Why do Christians make so much of this springtime week, and make so much of Easter weekend? There is a phrase that many never come across, even among Christians:  Easter Triduum.  This refers to the three days of Easter that begin with Good Friday, proceed through Holy Saturday, and conclude with Easter Sunday.  It's definitely a progression, although the word itself -- triduum -- can refer to any three days of prayer. Easter Triduum has a kind of major prologue in Maundy Thursday, the day when, by tradition, Jesus celebrated the Last Supper with his disciples in the upper room in Jerusalem on the night before he was crucified.  The idea of Holy Communion begins with this meal, which was a Passover meal. Jesus, of course, was Jewish, as were all his disciples.  He was never trying to erase Judaism and found a new religion.  His work involved modifying and extending Judaism in fresh ways. On Maundy Thursday, Christians sometimes practice the washing of feet, recalling that Jesus washed the very dusty feet of his disciples at the Last Supper as a way of demonstrating profound humility -- showing that he was himself a servant -- and modeling a kind of ideal behavior. Good Friday isn't, in fact, so good.  It's the day of the crucifixion, when Jesus was scourged and beaten, forced to carry his cross to Golgotha, the \"place of the skull,\" and nailed to the cross itself for what must have been an agonizing death.  The actual scene of the Crucifixion varies from gospel to gospel, as do his last words, assembled into the so-called \"seven last words\" of Jesus by adding up fragments from different gospels. Some of these words are quotations, as when Jesus asked God why he has abandoned him:  This is a quote from the 22nd Psalm, which opens:  \"My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?\"  Good Friday is a day of death, sacrifice, displacement, fear. Holy Saturday is probably the least understood day of the Easter Triduum.  It's a passageway between the darkness of the crucifixion and the bright hope of Easter.  This day occupies an anxious space in human experience, when the certain knowledge of something dreadful isn't quite erased -- can't be erased -- simply by hope.  It's a day of depression, a day of suspension. Then comes Easter, with the aura of the resurrection.  I'm always moved by the deep symbolism of this mythic moment, when the body of Christ becomes what is called a \"glorified body.\"  This was not, as I've said elsewhere, the Great Resuscitation, although that's part of it, too.  Resurrection implies a total transformation, something beyond the physical realm. It's very important that almost nobody who encounters Jesus after the resurrection can really recognize him, know him, or understand him as the same person who was with them before he was crucified.  Easter embraces the great mystery of resurrection, with its promise of transformation -- a shift from one form to another, and a change that moves well beyond any literal understanding. The three days of Easter, the Triduum, occur only once a year on the calendar.  But the really interesting thing is that we all experience the pattern of the three days again and again.  We find ourselves emptied out in small ways, nailed to our own trees in life, embarrassed or broken by life. It was the Buddha who famously observed that life is suffering.  Good Friday embodies the Christian version of that truth.  Jesus suffered in the way all of us must suffer.  We must all die, perhaps less ignominiously but just as certainly.  Our friends and families must die.  We all experience illness, loss, sadness, a loss of confidence, darkness.  This is simply part of the human experience. We dive again and again into Holy Saturday, too -- a period of transition, when the bleakness of suffering is perhaps slightly behind us but nothing restorative seems in view.  We know well this in-between time; it's an anxious passage, with only a glimmer on the horizon of potential hope. And we've all been resurrected, again and again, perhaps in tiny ways.  This is the joy of Easter, and it's not something reserved for one day on the calendar.  It's there whenever we experience what T.S. Eliot once called the \"timeless moment,\" which can only occur -- paradoxically -- in time itself.  It's a mystical point where timelessness intersects with time. I suspect we all experience the Triduum frequently, sometimes more than once in a single day.  But the ritual enactment of these three days of the Easter season reminds all of those who practice Christianity -- and perhaps those who don't -- that we should expect to move through darkness into light. It's a pattern that describes a kind of spiritual progression.   It's good cause for celebration, too:  and one that won't easily be co-opted by secular culture.",
        "generated_text": "John; Christians; Easter Triduum; Maundy Thursday; Easter Sunday.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jay Parini: When religious identity, ethics, tolerance are roiling the culture, it's worth looking at message of Holy Week and Easter .\nHe says ritual enactment of these three days is reminder that again and again the human condition moves through darkness into light .<END-1>",
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            "Easter, a major point in the cycle of the religious year, is unique on the Christian calendar and has always been able to resist commercialization and culture warring that surrounds Christmas . John describes Holy Week calls mostly to those who incline their minds and hearts in its direction with seriousness of intent . Easter Triduum has a kind of major prologue in Maundy Thursday, the day when, by tradition, Jesus celebrated the Last Supper with his disciples in the upper room in Jerusalem on the night before he was crucified.",
            "As Easter approaches, CNN examines the religious significance of Holy Week and Easter Sunday for Christians, including the three days of the Easter Triduum, which begin with Good Friday, proceed through Holy Saturday, and conclude with Easter Sunday. The Triduum is a progression that describes a kind of spiritual progression, and Holy Week calls mostly to those who incline their minds and hearts in its direction with seriousness of intent. It's a pattern that describes a kind of spiritual progression."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: When most think of Ford, its ubiquitous Fiesta and Focus spring to mind. But in a bid to shed its image as the home of the mundane run-around, the company has launched its very own supercar. With the first models already shipped to China, the  GT, will be unrolled across Europe next year. While Ford has refused to officially confirm its price, bosses have indicated it will run alongside the £260,000 Lamborghini Aventador. To herald its launch, the company's design team have created a stunning light sculpture which showcases how they came about creating the prototype. Ford showcased its £260,000 GT in a stunning light installation in the heart of Milan as the first models are shipped to China . The light sculpture was unveiled in the  Piazza de Fidele on Tuesday as part of Milan Design Week . Planted in Milan's Piazza de Fidele, it walked through the steps of rendering to give insight into the car's conception. In the heart of one of the world's most design-savvy cities, many were surprised to learn the piece had been produced by car designers and engineers, said bosses. '(Having an artwork) is something new for us but really it combined everything that we do everyday,' said Moray Callum, Ford's Vice President of design. 'The model making, the technology - all of that was done in house so it's just taking what we do and presenting it in a different way.' 'We, generally, are a car company that talks to car guys but we wanted to reach a wider audience. 'We've had people approaching the installation and asking \"this is Ford?!\" which is just great. 'People were shocked that we were doing this and that's what we wanted to hear.' Alongside the modern artwork, Ford has released some of the first impressions of what the GTs interior will look like. The artwork was composed by Ford designers who worked on the concept for the £260,000 GT . The interactive installation was placed in Milan's Piazza de Fidele where it remained throughout design week . With its exterior a combination of aluminium and carbon-fibre, the compact two-seater has all the hallmarks of its ultra-sleek competitors. And earmarked at around the same price as the Lamborghini Aventador, the GT is a far cry from the much-loved models which keeps the company afloat. But despite a drive towards luxury, bosses insist the company is not trying to breakaway from its most reliable consumer. 'As long as I'm around, the mum on the school run will remain important - but design is important for her too,' added Mr Callum. Speaking at Milan's Salone de Mobile - an annual showcase of the world's leading furniture and light designers - he continued: 'Generally we are a car company that talks to car guys but we want to reach a wider audience. 'Design has always been important but we're finding you need to expand your audience.' The model was showcased for the first time at the International Auto Show in Detroit earlier this year (above) The car has up-swinging doors and 600 horsepower. It was unveiled in January in Detroit to a rapturous reception . The first images of the interior of the Ford GT have been revealed after 100 of the supercars were shipped to China . While the vehicle won't reach European markets until next year, bosses say they have been 'pleased' with the reaction the car . While the GT is priced out of most's grasp, another of its most advanced vehicles could be brought to the masses, he added. Ford's version of a driverless car is in the final stages of production with just safety legislation and measure standing between it and the open road. 'We have autonomous cars that we've been working on for the past 20 years in Detroit. A lot of the technology is there for about 90 per cent of driving,' added Mr Callum. 'What we're working on now is that extra 10 per cent which will take into account whether there are road works or if there's been an accident (and it's not registered).'",
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            "The world's leading furniture and light designers gathered at Milan's Salone de Mobile to showcase their work and Ford used the opportunity to launch its £260,000 GT . The GT is Ford's bid to shed its image as a maker of mundane run-arounds and will be available in Europe next year .",
            "Ford has launched its own supercar in a bid to shed its image as the home of the mundane run-around . The GT, which is priced at £260,000, will be unrolled across Europe next year . While Ford has refused to officially confirm its price, bosses have indicated it will run alongside the £260,000 Lamborghini Aventador."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Newly-discovered medical records have finally revealed the fate of pre-Raphaelite artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti's muse Fanny Cornforth and how she died a tragic, death penniless death. The details of where and how the West-Sussex born model and mistress of Rossetti died remained a mystery for years until her biographer recently tracked her down through hospital records. They revealed the orange-haired beauty - whose face graced many of her lover's paintings - died in the Sussex county asylum in poverty and suffering from clear symptoms of dementia. Rossetti's famous painting Aurelia 'Fazio's Mistress' (pictured) was a portrait of his muse Fanny Cornforth . Fair Rosamund, painted in 1861 (left), and 1886's Lady Lilith (right) also used Cornforth as the model . The records revealed she died at the Graylingwell Hospital on February 24, 1909, at the age of 74. At the time of her death, she was suffering from 'senile mania, confusion, weak-mindedness and an inability to sustain a rational conversation, a poor memory and sleeplessness', The Guardian reported. Born Sarah Cox in 1835, she met Rossetti in 1958 and was considered one of his 'stunners' - a reference to the women he kept in his company as lovers and models. She went on to pose for at least 60 of his artworks. Art historian Kirsty Stonell Walker used the records from Graylingwell Hospital in Chichester, now stored at the West Sussex records office, to track down her  resting site and lay flowers at her unmarked grave. Ms Stonell Walker told The Guardian: 'It is a very sad story, but the hospital was not a terrible place, it actually had a very progressive approach towards mental illness. 'She was buried with a few other people, but not exactly in a pauper's grave.' Rossetti was the son of Italian scholar Gabriele Pasquale Giuseppe Rossetti and his wife Frances Polidori. He was born in London in 1828 and is known for his painting, illustrating, translating and poetry. He founded the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood in 1848 with contemporaries William Holman Hunt and John Everett Millais. His most famous paintings include Beata Beatrix, The Girlhood of Mary Virgin, How They Met Themselves. Dante Gabriel Rossetti was one of the most well-known founding members of the Pre-Raphelites group . The Pre-Raphelites were a group of English artists who formed a 'brotherhood' in 1848, dedicated to creating work that rejected the mannered approach adopted by Raphael and other Renaissance painters. Believing Raphael, Michelangelo and Leonardo had proven a corrupting influence on art, they wanted to return to the intense colour and detailed compositions that characterised 15th century Italian art. Founded by William Holman Hunt, John Everett Millais and Dante Gabriel Rossetti, the trio later welcomed Rossetti's brother, William, James Collinson, Frederic George Stephens and Thomas Woolner to their circle.",
        "generated_text": "Fanny Cornforth; Dante Gabriel Rossetti; 1835; portrait; The Guardian.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Details of the death of Dante Gabriel Rossetti's muse finally unmasked .\nBiographer Kirsty Stonell Walker located her grave using medical records .\nThey revealed she died penniless, suffering from dementia in an asylum .\nShe was the muse and model for some of Rossetti's best-known works .<END-1>",
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            "The fate of pre-Raphaelite artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti's muse Fanny Cornforth has been revealed . The orange-haired beauty died penniless and in poverty at the Sussex county asylum, aged 74 . Art historian Kirsty Stonell Walker used medical records to locate her resting site and lay flowers at her unmarked grave . ",
            "Pre-Raphaelite artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti's muse Fanny Cornforth died penniless and in poverty . The West-Sussex born model and mistress of Rossetti died in the Sussex county asylum, according to newly-discovered medical records . The Guardian reported that her biographer tracked her down through hospital records .",
            "Medical records have revealed that pre-Raphaelite artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti's muse Fanny Cornforth died in poverty and suffering from dementia . The West-Sussex born model and mistress of Rossetti died in the Sussex county asylum and her resting site was recently discovered by her biographer using hospital records. Rossetti's portrait of his muse, Aurelia 'Fazio's Mistress,' was one of at least 60 artworks that used Cornforth as a model ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Yaya Toure will not be forced out of Manchester City, but the club are set to make the midfielder available this summer. Sportsmail revealed earlier this week that the Barclays Premier League champions will listen to offers for the Ivorian as they look to reshape their squad after a disappointing season. But Toure will fight for his City career this summer despite the club pondering his future. Yaya Toure will not be forced out of Manchester City, but the club are set to make him available this summer . Sportsmail revealed earlier this week that the  Premier League champions will listen to offers for the Ivorian . He is said to be content with life at the Etihad Stadium despite the difficulties and is in no rush to leave. The Ivorian has played a major role during City's recent trophy-laden period, helping the club to two Premier League titles, an FA Cup and League Cup since joining from Barcelona in 2010. And the powerhouse midfielder still believes he can have a major impact for City in the future and remains fully committed to the cause. Another stumbling block towards a potential move is the four-time African Player of the Year winner's wages. Inter Milan, managed by Roberto Mancini, are interested but given his huge wages there are some doubts . Toure has more than two years left on his current £220,000-a-week deal and is unlikely to move for anything less. A number of clubs, such as Inter Milan, are interested in the 31-year-old, but given his huge salary there must be doubts over whether they would be able to afford it. Inter are prepared to offer Toure a five-year deal to compensate for the pay-cut he would be required to take if he moved to Italy — although, it remains to be seen whether he'd agree to such a compromise. There have been preliminary talks about a contract extension for Toure at City — which included the possibility of an ambassadorial role when he hangs up his boots. But it seems the club are now happy for him to leave. City, meanwhile, will resist any attempt by Valencia to pull out of a £24million deal for Alvaro Negredo to fund a move for Radamel Falcao, currently on loan at Manchester United. City will resist any attempt by Valencia to pull out of a £24million deal for Alvaro Negredo this summer . Negredo joined Valencia on loan last summer and the agreement included a clause involving a permanent move to the Mestalla. Reports in Spain  suggested that Valencia are having second thoughts about keeping Negredo next season, but City are adamant that the deal will go through as planned. The 29-year-old striker scored 23 goals in his first season at the Etihad following a £20.6m move from Sevilla, but he has only found the net five times for Valencia. When he scored in Monday’s 3-0 win over Levante, the Spain striker refused to celebrate, fuelling speculation over his future at the club. Negredo joined Valencia on loan last summer but reports in Spain say they are looking at Radamel Falcao . Victory kept Valencia in fourth place in La Liga and on course to qualify for the Champions League, but financial problems mean they are already struggling to hold onto key players like defender Nicolas Otamendi. It has, however, not stopped Valencia being linked with a summer move for Falcao, who is set to leave United at the end of his season-long loan from Monaco. Falcao’s agent Jorge Mendes has been acting as an advisor to Valencia owner Peter Lim and offloading Negredo is seen as one way of affording the Colombia star. City had scouts at Porto, watching their 3-1 Champions League win over Bayern Munich on Wednesday night, with the home team’s Brazilian left-back Alex Sandro said to be the main focus of interest. City had scouts at Porto with Brazilian left-back Alex Sandro said to be the main focus of interest for them .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Michael Vaughan will become the most powerful man in English cricket if he is confirmed as Paul Downton’s successor at the helm of the national team. It emerged on Thursday that the former England captain has already held talks with new ECB chief executive Tom Harrison and is in pole position to become the new director of cricket ahead of Andrew Strauss and Alec Stewart. Yet Vaughan will demand almost unprecedented responsibility if he is to head up the revolution that Harrison and chairman-elect Colin Graves have begun with Wednesday’s sacking of Downton as managing director. Clearly, if the ECB are going to land the man who appears to be their first choice then they will have to make him a supremo with powers not seen since Ray Illingworth’s controversial reign in the early 1990s. Michael Vaughan has emerged as the favourite for the newly created role of director of England cricket . Vaughan was understood to be talking to the ECB about the role on Thursday after emerging as the No1 choice . The exact terms of the new position were discussed at Thursday’s meeting of the ECB management board but if the director is to be Vaughan then he will command overall responsibility for coaching and selection. Vaughan is one of the busiest men in cricket, earning close to £1million a year through his various media roles with the BBC, Sky, Channel 5 and the Daily Telegraph and his involvement with sponsors and the ISM management group. If he is to give up all of that — and it would be a clear conflict of interests if he continues his involvement in an agency that represents Stuart Broad, Joe Root and Jos Buttler — then he will want a massive salary and ultimate control of the team. On the day that both Strauss and Stewart threw their hats into the ring for the new job, one source told Sportsmail that Vaughan’s appointment was already a done deal and that he could even be unveiled before Monday’s first Test in the West Indies. Alec Stewart, who is also in the frame, stands at the KIA Oval ahead of a Surrey team photo shoot on Thursday . Vaughan and Stewart both work in the media as cricket analysts and commentators . Ultimately the decision will be taken by Harrison and particularly Graves, who is close to Vaughan and is clearly keen to implement huge and rapid change in the national team as he did at Yorkshire. The implications of the return to the England set-up of the 2005 Ashes-winning captain would be significant for the leading figures in the domestic game. If Vaughan becomes supremo then there may not even be the need for a head coach and, if the position does remain, it is impossible to envisage Peter Moores surviving even if England win their Test series against West Indies. Vaughan has been a constant critic of the coach in his second coming, saying he would be better off working with young players. There is no doubt that Graves — and Vaughan — would love Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie to succeed Moores, but convincing the Australian to throw in his lot with England will be challenging. Gillespie is happy at Headingley and with his Big Bash role with Adelaide. Vaughan, who has been an outspoken pundit, would have to build some bridges were he to take the role. Alastair Cook has often been a target of Vaughan’s sometimes inconsistent criticisms and would be on borrowed time as England captain under him unless he scores big runs and wins lots of Test matches quickly. Vaughan was particularly critical of Jonathan Trott for his departure from last year's Ashes tour of Australia . Also, Vaughan would have to provide an explanation to Jonathan Trott for his strongly-worded column on his departure from the last Ashes tour with what was eventually diagnosed as ‘situational anxiety.’ Vaughan said he felt ‘conned’ by Trott, who he accused of ‘doing a runner’ from Australia. One man who would greet Vaughan’s succession more warmly than most would undoubtedly be Kevin Pietersen, who would be handed a clear route back into the England team by the appointment of the captain he got on best with. If Pietersen scores heavily for Surrey and Vaughan is at the helm of the England team then a comeback that appeared impossible just a few months ago after the publication of his bitter autobiography really would be on. There is no doubt that if the job description had remained the same to that of Downton’s then Strauss, who said  that he would be interested in the job, would be the outstanding candidate. Andrew Strauss is another former England captain who is being considered for the role . Paul Downton lost his job as the England and Wales Cricket Board's managing director of cricket . Strauss is widely respected by the England team and management but would be far more comfortable in a suit with distance between him and the players rather than in a tracksuit at the heart of the dressing room. The apparent moving of the goalposts, with the business side of Downton’s role now disappearing, would seem to favour Vaughan over Strauss. The third man on the shortlist, Stewart, remains the outsider of the trio. These are clearly seismic times for English cricket with Graves and Harrison apparently dismantling everything created by ex-chairman Giles Clarke, who was  confirmed in a new role as ECB president. The bottom line is, with national selector James Whitaker in danger of becoming the next to follow Downton out of the door, the whole senior structure of the England team could change before this year’s Ashes. If the dominoes keep crashing down, Vaughan could be at the helm of an England team this summer with Gillespie as his coach, Joe Root as captain and Pietersen back in the team. And that, following 15 months of turmoil since the England team unravelled so dramatically by losing the Ashes 5-0, would be truly remarkable. Alec Stewart (Age 52) CURRENT JOB: Director of cricket at Surrey. SHOW US YOUR MEDALS: Played 133 Tests, more than any England cricketer. PLAYERS HE LIKES: Has established a rapport at Surrey with the out-of-favour Kevin Pietersen — says English cricket needs to be bold. REASON IT MIGHT HAPPEN: Stewart has added his name to the ring of potential candidates, and knows the job of director of cricket inside out. REASON IT MIGHT NOT: He’s only interested if there’s a clear line of accountability. May demand a say in selection. Andrew Strauss (Age 38) CURRENT JOB: Sky commentator. SHOW US YOUR MEDALS: Captained England to home-and-away Ashes triumphs. PLAYERS HE LIKES: A big fan of his former opening partner Alastair Cook, who he insists will score plenty of Test runs this summer. REASON IT MIGHT HAPPEN: Widely respected within English cricket for taking the team to the top of the Test rankings. REASON IT MIGHT NOT: Strauss is still in the early days of his career as a commentator – and is enjoying it. Michael Vaughan (Age 40) CURRENT JOB: Broadcaster and columnist. SHOW US YOUR MEDALS: Famously led England to the 2005 Ashes — and 26 Test wins overall, a national record. PLAYERS HE LIKES: Joe Root is a particular favourite — he is next in line to replace Alastair Cook as Test captain. REASON IT MIGHT HAPPEN: Vaughan is interested in the job in principle, and is close to incoming ECB chairman Colin Graves. REASON IT MIGHT NOT: He may decide he’s enjoying his media career too much to risk entering firing line.",
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            "Michael Vaughan is in pole position to become the new director of cricket in England, ahead of Andrew Strauss and Alec Stewart . If Vaughan is to take the position, he will demand almost unprecedented responsibility, including control of the team and coaching and selection duties . He will also need to give up some of his media roles and other interests, and earn a massive salary in return. ",
            "Michael Vaughan may become the most powerful man in English cricket if he is confirmed as Downton’s successor at the helm of the national team . Vaughan will demand unprecedented responsibility if he is to head up the revolution that Harrison and Graves have begun with Wednesday’s sacking of Downton as managing director . Vaughan would command overall responsibility for coaching and selection ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Cesc Fabregas showed off the result of a nasty-looking clash with Charlie Adam's arm during Chelsea's victory against Stoke City at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. The Blues extended their lead at the top of Barclays Premier League to seven points with a 2-1 win but it didn't come without cost for Spain international Fabregas. The former Barcelona midfielder was left bloodied after being caught by a flailing arm following a tussle with Adam, the scorer of a 66-yard wonder goal. Cesc Fabregas reveals the nasty-looking gash on his nose sustained during Chelsea's win against Stoke . Fabregas was caught in the face by Stoke City midfielder Charlie Adam's flailing arm . The collision left the Spain international with a bloody nose and requiring treatment . Spain international Fabregas also took a whack on his leg during the clash on Saturday . Fabregas took to Instagram after the game on Saturday to show off his battle scar - a large gash across the top of his swollen nose. 'At least I might be able to fix my nose after all... Good win today!' Fabregas wrote alongside the picture on the social media site. It is not the first time that the 27-year-old's hooter has been in the wars. While an Arsenal player in 2008, Fabregas suffered a broken nose playing for Spain. He avoided having an operation on the injury then, but it seems that Fabregas might be happy to have corrective surgery this time.",
        "generated_text": "Cesc Fabregas; Chelsea; Stoke; Saturday; Spain; Adam; face.",
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            "Chelsea's Cesc Fabregas showed off the result of a clash with Charlie Adam's arm during Chelsea's victory against Stoke City at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. The former Barcelona midfielder was left bloodied after being caught in the face by Adam's arm. Fabregas took to Instagram after the game on Saturday to show off his battle scar - a large gash across the top of his swollen nose.",
            "Chelsea's Cesc Fabregas was left bloodied after being caught in the face by Stoke City midfielder Charlie Adam's flailing arm . The Spain international took to Instagram to reveal a large gash across the top of his swollen nose . The injury occurred during Chelsea's 2-1 victory over Stoke City on Saturday.",
            "Cesc Fabregas showed off the result of a nasty-looking clash with Charlie Adam’s arm during Chelsea’s victory against Stoke City at Stamford Bridge on Saturday . Spain international Fabregas was left bloodied after being caught by a flailing arm following a tussle with Adam . Fabregas took to Instagram to show off his battle scar – a large gash across the top of his swollen nose ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Around one in seven couples suffer with infertility and an increasing number are seeking alternative therapies in the hope it will bring them a longed for baby. Those who can afford it can turn to London's famous private medical haven Harley Street, where Dr Xiao-Ping Zhai has been helping women conceive for decades using only traditional Chinese medicine. Now she's invited BBC cameras inside The Zhai Clinic, which she opened in 1996, to reveal the secrets of her success. Dr Xiao-Ping Zhai says she has used Chinese medicine to help a thousand women become pregnant . 'I'm a doctor who initially trained in western medicine, then I studied Chinese medicine as I realised lots of problems couldn't be overcome by traditional western medicine,' she explains to Vanessa Engle for the documentary Inside Harley Street, which airs tonight on BBC2. Dr Zhai's methods include acupuncture and prescribing a bespoke combination of Chinese herbs which must be taken day and night. The herbs may be drunk as a tea or are provided as a vitamin tablet - 12 must be taken in the morning and 12 in the evening. The vitamins contain natural ingredients such goji berries, Chinese yan and ginger. Dr Zhai says as a result of her natural remedies: 'I have brought more than one thousand babies into the world.' One of them was advertising director Jane Parker's son Rupert. He was conceived when she was 40. Dr Zhai prescribes a bespoke course of vitamins - 24 tablets a day for two weeks - containing Chinese herbs to help conception (file photo) Jane, from London, previously told the Mail On Sunday how she fell pregnant using Dr Zhai's methods after two failed cycles of IVF. She said: 'I'd read an article about her, and had arranged it even before I'd had the IVF – she had a long waiting list. I was in an emotional state of shock when I saw her in December 2008. 'I was convinced she was going to tell me I was too old. Yet she was incredibly reassuring, giving me confidence without raising my hopes to unrealistic levels. 'She ran a series of checks including blood tests and scans. She only prescribes after she's been through the results. 'In January 2009, alongside regular acupuncture sessions, I started taking specially prepared herbs, following her advice on which supplements to take and made several changes to my lifestyle (including giving up alcohol, taking no vigorous exercise and avoiding cold drinks). 'One month later, I’d just returned from holiday and realised my period was late. I bought a pregnancy test and discovered I was expecting! I carried on with the acupuncture, herbs and supplements throughout the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. 'I gave birth to Rupert in November 2009 when I was 41. I genuinely believe that if I hadn’t seen Dr Zhai, I wouldn't have my son.' The new BBC documentary, which airs this evening follows May Lyang, 36, who hopes to have a success story like Jane's after five years of trying. She turned to Dr Zhai after losing a baby she conceived via IVF treatment on the NHS. Jane Parker had her son Rupert in 2009 when she was 41 after having treatment at Dr Zhai's clinic . She said: 'I got pregnant and I carried through for 11 weeks but then I miscarried a month ago. 'I think about it every day but you have to move on so that's why I'm here. You have to take positive steps and not think about what is lost.' May has an initial consultation with Dr Zhai which costs £250 for an hour. During the assessment, Dr Zhai quizzes her on her lifestyle and observes that she doesn't appear to be in the best health because of the appearance of her tongue and her pale complexion. But she tells her she had potential and she's confident she will conceive. May pays £300 a month for tea made from Chinese herbs. Further check-ups with Dr Zhai will cost her £130, while three sessions of acupuncture at the clinic cost £350. After a period taking the Chinese herbal tea, she is then prescribed a mixture of Chinese herbs in a pill form which must be taken 24 times a day (12 in the morning and 12 in the evening) for two weeks, costing around £150. The BBC documentary catches up with May months on from her first appointment with Dr Zhai and while she still hasn't become pregnant, she remains hopeful. She said: 'I've got the clinic on my side, this can happen. It doesn't bother me that I'm not pregnant yet. At my last consultation, Dr Zhai said I'm not ready yet, I need to fix what's inside.' But May adds that if she still doesn't fall pregnant, she will ditch the alternative therapies in favour of IVF on the NHS again. Dr Zhai said acupuncture aids fertility because it 'promotes your body's natural healing response and stimulates natural energy flow' In her book, How To Get Pregnant, Dr Zhai said her methods work for those who can't be helped by IVF. She writes: 'I believe that our success rate is high because most patients who have trouble conceiving are not suffering from mechanical problems such as blocked fallopian tubes (these can be fixed by surgery or bypassed using IVF). Goji berries are one of the ingredients that may be found in Dr Zhai's fertility boosting vitamins . 'The most common causes of IVF failure are poor sperm production, poor quality eggs, malfunction of the ovaries or the blood supply with the abdomen not being healthy enough. 'Couples who find it difficult to conceive have problems that can often be helped by kick-starting the reproductive system, improving sperm quality and quantity and improving the menstrual cycle.' She said the herbal medicine, combined with a change to a healthy diet and light exercise, can work because: 'Herbal medicine has powerful healing properties which work on the internal organs and the reproductive system. 'It aims to clear obstruction, rectifies the balance between yin and yang in the organs and helps to restore normal bodily functions.' She also claimed: 'Most importantly, herbs have proved capable of reducing chromosomal abnormality in male sperm and female eggs so improving quality of both.' When it comes to another of her recommended treatments - acupuncture - she writes on her website: 'Acupuncture is believed to work by promoting your body's natural healing response and stimulating and balancing natural energy flow (known as Qi or chi). The BBC documentary Inside Harley Street also looks at other alternative therapies on offer for various ailments. 'Leech therapist' Maryam Rahbari, pictured, says the worms can work wonders for the health . 'Practitioners are trained to understand that the network of the energy pathway (known as meridians) that connect the organs of the body. 'When one of these pathways becomes blocked or malfunctions, problems such as pain, illness or disease may result. 'By stimulating the specific acupuncture points, TCM [traditional Chinese medicine] practitioners are trained to clear blockages in the body's meridian system, with the aim of restoring balance in the body.' Acupuncture involves inserting tiny needles into the skin and is an ancient Chinese treatment that is being embraced more widely in the west for problems such as stress and back pain. It has not yet been  proven to help women conceive but it is thought to increase the chances - possibly because it makes a woman more relaxed. As well as looking at alternative therapies for infertility on Harley Street, tonight's documentary also looks at the other unusual treatments - such as applying leeches to the skin to relieve pain - that people are turning to when traditional western medicine hasn't helped them. Inside Harley Street: Make Me Well is on BBC2 at 9pm .",
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            "Dr Xiao-Ping Zhai has used Chinese medicine to help a thousand women become pregnant in London's Harley Street . She uses acupuncture and prescribes a bespoke combination of Chinese herbs which must be taken day and night . The herbs may be drunk as tea or provided as a vitamin tablet, including goji berries, Chinese yan and ginger .",
            "Dr Xiao-Ping Zhai has been helping women conceive for decades using only traditional Chinese medicine . Dr Zhai's methods include acupuncture and prescribing a bespoke combination of Chinese herbs . Women who can afford it can turn to London's famous private medical haven Harley Street ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Feeling sleepy at your desk? Well, this docile dog could just sum up how you feel. Shaheen Pirouz from Denton, Texas, filmed her tiny pet canine being propped up and repeatedly falling forwards. Footage shows him being positioned on his back legs, with his eyes immediately starting to close. He then flops over to one side as he falls into a deep sleep. Pirouz is heard cooing in the background as she watches the sweet moment unfold. 'Puppy had been awake for a few hours and couldn't help but fall asleep even in the funniest positions,' the filmer later wrote online. Ready for bed: Shaheen Pirouz from Denton, Texas, filmed her tiny pet canine being propped up and repeatedly falling forwards . Good night! Footage shows him being positioned on his back legs, with his eyes immediately starting to close .",
        "generated_text": "Shaheen Pirouz; Texas; dog; the camera.",
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            "Texas dog owner Shaheen Pirouz films her tiny pet canine falling asleep in the funniest positions . The dog is propped up and repeatedly falls forwards . Pirouz is heard cooing in the background as she watches the sweet moment unfold .",
            "Shaheen Pirouz from Denton, Texas filmed her tiny pet canine being propped up and repeatedly falling forwards . Footage shows him being positioned on his back legs .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: England's premier bowler Jimmy Anderson suffered a frustrating day in his bid to become his country's all-time leading wicket taker in his 100th Test appearance in Antigua. But pace attack colleague Chris Jordan believes the Anderson family celebration party is 'just around the corner' as West Indies fell to 155 for four in response to England's first-innings total of 399. Anderson, watched by his parents, wife, two daughters and agent and needing four wickets to overtake the great Sir Ian Botham's haul of 383, claimed only one early victim in West Indies opener Devon Smith in his 13 overs, which went for 24 runs and eight maidens. Jimmy Anderson moved to within two wickets of Sir Ian Botham's record of 383 Test wickets . Anderson could only take the one wicket on day two of the first Test in Antigua . But even the England back-room staff were surprised that Anderson bowled just four overs in the last session of play with team-mates Jordan, Stuart Broad and James Tredwell sharing the other wickets to fall. It could have been better but a Ben Stokes wicket was ruled a no ball. Jordan took a stunning slip catch off Tredwell to dismiss West Indies vice-captain Kraigg Brathwaite, who claimed after play that he thought Anderson ' looked tired'. But Jordan said: 'Jimmy got us off and running with the first wicket and the rest of us tried to back that up, which I thought we did pretty well. If he keeps doing that and bowling the way he does those wickets are just around the corner. Chris Jordan jumps for joy after taking the wicket of Darren Bravo on the second afternoon . Jordan appeals for an lbw against West Indian batsman Kraigg Brathwaite, but it was unsuccessful . 'The stat is obviously there but I don't think Jimmy or any of us are going about our cricket or thinking about things differently. 'We're just trying to group balls as a bowling unit and create pressure. 'As a group we try and win every session, so we'll come back as hard as we can to break this partnership then make inroads into the tail.' Ironically, No 11 Anderson and Jordan were the pick of the lower-order England batsman in a last-wicket partnership of 38 as the West Indies bowling attack, inspired by a talk from bowling coach Sir Curtly Ambrose, captured the last five wickets for 58. West Indies opener Brathwaite did a good job of seeing off Anderson in a challenging first spell and though he eventually fell for 39, he enjoyed the test. Jordan later took a stunning catch at first slip off Tredwell's bowling to dismiss Brathwaite . 'Obviously when Anderson started with the new ball it was moving a lot, so facing him then was a little more challenging. 'But obviously he bowled a couple of overs before lunch as well so I don't know if maybe he was a little bit tired. 'It was a good challenge facing him when the ball is swinging both ways. The key is to keep as still as possible.' Brathwaite's knock would probably have lasted longer had anyone other than the athletic Jordan been stationed at slip, where he claimed a superb one-handed catch inches off the ground. Jordan is, of course, Barbados born - a fact not lost on Brathwaite. 'It was CJ who caught me, a fella from here, so it was quite unlucky.' About his catch, Jordan said: ' It was a reaction one but it rivals my best at this level.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jimmy Anderson claimed his 381st Test wicket on Tuesday in Antigua .\nThe 32-year-old dismissed Devon Smith for 10 on day two of first Test .\nAnderson is still two wickets behind Sir Ian Botham's record of 383 .\nChris Jordan says that the record is 'just around the corner'<END-1>",
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            "Jimmy Anderson claims only one early victim on day two of the first Test in Antigua . Anderson's pace attack colleague, Chris Jordan, believes Anderson's family celebration party is 'just around the corner' as West Indies fell to 155 for four in response to England's first-innings total of 399 . Anderson needs four wickets to overtake the great Sir Ian Botham's haul of 383 .",
            "Jimmy Anderson claims only one early victim in West Indies opener Devon Smith in his 13 overs . Anderson is watched by his family and needs four wickets to overtake the great Sir Ian Botham's haul of 383 . England back-room staff surprised Anderson bowled just four overs in the last session of play.",
            "Chris Jordan believes the Anderson family celebration party is 'just around the corner' as West Indies fell to 155 for four in response to England's first-innings total of 399 . Jimmy Anderson, watched by his parents, wife, two daughters and agent, needed four wickets to overtake the great Sir Ian Botham's haul of 383 . Anderson, needing one wicket to achieve the record, claimed only one early victim in West Indies opener Devon Smith in his 13 overs ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A mother-of-two lost more than ten stone after she became concerned that her size was causing her to look like a man. Kim Callaghan, 39, piled on the pounds after the birth of her two children, reaching a worrying  20st 3lb. However, the determined slimmer has now shrunk down to a slender 9st 10lb after taking up exercise and swapping starchy meals for smaller portions. Kim Callaghan became so worried that her weight was causing her to look like a man that she went on a dramatic diet that saw her lose half of her body weight . Kim's weight loss saw her drop an incredible ten dress sizes to slim down to a slinky size eight. Before she slimmed down Kim's wardrobe was limited to size 28 figure-hiding garments, and she was afraid she was losing her femininity. Kim who lives in Ardee, County Louth, Ireland, says she turned to masculine clothing as a way of hiding her shape. 'I only wore baggy trousers and flappy shirts when I was fat - I was trying to cover up my body because I was embarrassed. I stopped looking like a woman. 'Now I've slimmed down and I feel confident enough to wear dresses again. I feel healthy and very feminine.' Kim married her husband Sean Callaghan, 41, in 1999. After the pair got married they splashed out on a double deep-fat fryer. Kim piled on the pounds after giving birth to her two children, as she became heavier she worried that her husband Sean would not see her as the 'sexy' woman he married . Before her weight loss Kim was limited to a wardrobe of size 28 clothing she is now a slinky size 10 . The housewife's diet consisted mainly of convenience foods like chicken kiev, deep-fried chicken, potato croquettes and burgers. She said: 'We loved pizza, chips and chicken kievs. The deep fat fryer was my favourite thing in the house.' Soon after Kim gave birth to her children Owen, now 14, and Shannon, 13, and her weight gain accelerated. Eventually she tipped the scales at 20st 3lb and says that she found it increasingly difficult to find clothes to suit her. The turning point came for Kim when she struggled to keep up with her children she now takes part in regular exercise including cycling around her local area . Kim joined Slimming World in secret and lost a stone in her first three weeks . 'I tried to take pride in my appearance, but at that size it was impossible to find anything flattering, I ordered all my clothes from catalogues. 'Before long I had a wardrobe which could have been owned by a man. I had a signature cropped hairstyle and honestly looked nothing like a woman. I was worried that the the sexy, curvy bride which Sean had married had disappeared forever.' The turning point came for Kim when she was out with her children on St Patrick's Day in 2011. She had to stop and rest after struggling to keep up. She said: 'I was trying to follow the kids up a hill near our home. I was hot and sweaty and I had to stop to catch my breath. 'My weight was getting in the way of my life with my kids - I knew it was time to change. 'When I got home that night I found a Slimming World leaflet had been posted through my door. I thought it was a sign.' Kim started attending her local Slimming World classes in secret and was initially embarrassed to admit she was trying to lose weight. She said: 'It took all my courage to go to the meetings - I was convinced everyone would judge me. Kim feels far more feminine now that she is not limited to catalogue clothing . 'Three weeks later I'd shed a stone and I celebrated by telling my husband and the kids. They were all very supportive and amazed at what I had done.' In a bid to make a dramatic change she swapped greasy fried foods for healthy meals cooked from scratch. Kim even threw out her double deep-fat-fryer. The devoted slimmer also started running and cycling - and the pounds started to fall off. Soon she had slimmed down to the slinky 9st 10lb she is today and ditched her baggy unflattering clothes for good. She said: 'I love being able to go into shops and have everything fit me. I don't need to order from catalogues any more. 'I feel fantastic and I look great. I have a new life now.' Breakfast: Nothing . Lunch: Fry-up with four slices of buttered bread . Dinner: Chicken Kiev with potato croquettes and chips . Snacks: Crisps . Breakfast: Porridge with berries . Lunch: Scrambled eggs with ham and mushrooms . Dinner: Chicken stir-fry . Snacks: Throughout the day she snacks on yoghurt and fresh fruit .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Kim Callaghan, from Ireland, piled on the pounds after having children .\nLimited to size 28 clothing Kim, 39, worried she resembled a man .\nShe joined Slimming World and dropped ten dress sizes as well as 10st .<END-1>",
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            "Kim Callaghan, 39, piled on the pounds after giving birth to her two children, reaching a worrying  20st 3lb . Determined to slim down, she took up exercise and swapped starchy meals for smaller portions, and has now lost over 10 stone, shrinking down to a slender 9st 10lb. Before her dramatic diet, Kim was afraid she was losing her femininity, and turned to masculine clothing as a way of hiding her shape.",
            "A mother-of-two lost more than ten stone after she became concerned that her size was causing her to look like a man . Kim Callaghan piled on the pounds after the birth of her two children, reaching a worrying 20st 3lb . The determined slimmer has now shrunk down to a slender 9st 10lb after taking up exercise and swapping starchy meals for smaller portions .",
            "Kim Callaghan, 39, piled on the pounds after giving birth to her two children, reaching a worrying 20st 3lb . However, the determined slimmer has now shrunk down to a slender 9st 10lb after taking up exercise and swapping starchy meals for smaller portions . Before her weight loss, Kim's wardrobe was limited to size 28 figure-hiding garments, and she was afraid she was losing her femininity ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: 'Loneliness maps' are being used to tackle the problem of elderly people being left alone by working out which areas' residents are most at risk. Health experts have warned that being socially isolated can be as harmful as smoking 15 cigarettes a day, leading to an increased risk of problems such as dementia and high blood pressure. Now campaigners say that local councils should draw up maps of the places where pensioners and others are most likely to suffer from social isolation. Map: This 'loneliness map' was drawn up by Essex County Council showing the areas where residents are most vulnerable to becoming socially isolated . Two county councils, Essex and Gloucestershire, have already implemented the maps, which allow them to target 'danger zones' of loneliness. A new report from the University of Kent and the Campaign to End Loneliness recommends the maps as a way of treating the problem across the country. In Gloucestershire, council bosses compiled the maps by studying statistics on a range of public health factors which are often linked to lonely people. They looked for areas with large numbers of over-65s, people living alone, people suffering from mental illness, households with no car and people on a low income. Danger: Being lonely can lead to health problems including dementia (picture posed by model) The council also surveyed residents to identify those who rarely speak to their neighbours, are unsatisfied with their social life and say they don't have someone to talk to. They then combined all those factors to map the districts where people are most likely to be suffering from loneliness, with the most vulnerable areas marked in red. A spokesman for the council said: 'Targeting local people who need our help the most is a priority for us in Gloucestershire and we are always looking at new ways to reach them. 'The map we've adapted from a model by Essex County Council means that we can work out how many people could be lonely and where those people need us most.' The Campaign to End Loneliness has now called on other councils to copy the maps and draw up their own versions for their local area. The campaign's director Laura Alcock-Ferguson said: 'Finding people who are experiencing loneliness can be challenging, as they are often also some of the most hidden people in our communities. 'However, it is encouraging that, across the country, there are excellent examples of councils that are employing different strategies to identify residents most at risk of loneliness. 'If local councils and services do not act now to find the people experiencing severe loneliness, we are likely to see the consequences in our hospitals and social care services.' The report identifies a number of other risk factors that might make people more likely to suffer from chronic loneliness. People from ethnic minorities, those recently bereaved or forced to care for their loved ones and childless pensioners are particularly susceptible.",
        "generated_text": "'Loneliness maps; councils; the problem; elderly people; residents.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Local councils are urged to draw up maps of the residents who are at risk .\nEssex and Gloucestershire have already made 'loneliness maps'\nExperts warn that being lonely can lead to serious health problems .<END-1>",
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            "'Loneliness maps' are being used by local councils to tackle the problem of elderly people being left alone . Two county councils, Essex and Gloucestershire, have already implemented the maps . They allow them to target 'danger zones' of loneliness .",
            "'Loneliness maps' are being used to tackle the problem of elderly people being left alone . Two county councils, Essex and Gloucestershire, have already implemented the maps, which allow them to target 'danger zones' of loneliness . Now campaigners say that local councils should draw up maps of the places where pensioners and others are most likely to suffer from social isolation ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: An Arizona woman has pleaded guilty to hitting her husband with their SUV because he didn't vote in the 2012 presidential election. Holly Nicole Solomon, now 31, admitted to running over her husband Daniel in a Mesa parking lot after an argument where she said that her family would 'face hardship' because of Barack Obama's reelection. Solomon, who was six months pregnant at the time, originally pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated assault and disorderly conduct for the incident, but now will serve three and a half years in prison following a plea deal. Holly Nicole Solomon (right), now 31, has pleaded guilty to aggravated assault after hitting her husband Daniel (left) with their SUV after learning that he didn't vote in the 2012 presidential election . Bystanders in the parking lot who called police during the 10am Sunday morning row said that Solomon had been slamming the door of her Jeep repeatedly while yelling at her husband. She then is said to have chased him down with the SUV, driving in circles as he tried to hide behind a light pole, according to the Arizona Republic. The woman told police that she wanted to scare her spouse by stopping short of him, but accidentally stepped on the accelerator instead of the brake and slammed into her husband. He had been running around the parking lot screaming for help as bystanders looked on in terror. There was no indication that she had drugs or alcohol in her system at the time. She had blamed problems in their family on Obama and 'just hated' him, according to her husband. Solomon was seen driving in circles around a parking lot in Mesa, Arizona (right), as she ran down her spouse . Mitt Romney ended up winning Arizona's 11 electoral votes but Barack Obama won reelection 332 to 206. Above, he makes his victory speech on election night . Daniel Solomon, 36 at the time, was taken to the hospital in critical condition after suffering a shattered pelvis as well as a torn artery. Hospital staff said at the time that he may have suffered 'permanent disfiguration', according to ABC 15. Barack Obama's 2012 opponent, Mitt Romney, ended up winning Arizona and its 11 electoral votes by a large margin. Obama won reelection with 332 electoral votes to Romney's 206. Holly Solomon would have faced up to 15 years in prison if convicted of aggravated assault. She will be sentenced on May 21.",
        "generated_text": "Holly Nicole Solomon; 31; husband; SUV; Arizona; 2012; He didn't vote; Obama; Mitt Romney.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Holly Nicole Solomon, now 31, hit husband  in Mesa, Arizona, parking lot .\nShe was mad he didn't vote because they would 'face hardship' with Obama .\nHusband had tried to hide by light pole but she drove in circles to hit him .\nSolomon accepted plea deal that will send her to prison for 3 1/2 years .\nShe originally pleaded not guilty and said she meant to hit brakes .<END-1>",
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            "Holly Nicole Solomon, 31, has pleaded guilty to hitting her husband with their SUV because he didn't vote in the 2012 presidential election . She originally pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated assault and disorderly conduct for the incident, but will now serve three and a half years in prison following a plea deal . Mitt Romney won Arizona's 11 electoral votes but Barack Obama won reelection 332 to 206.",
            "Holly Nicole Solomon, 31, hit her husband with their SUV after an argument because he didn't vote in the 2012 presidential election . She will serve three-and-a-half years in prison following a plea deal . Her husband, Daniel, was taken to hospital and suffered a shattered pelvis and torn artery.",
            "Holly Nicole Solomon, 31, pleaded guilty to hitting husband with their SUV in Arizona because he didn't vote in the 2012 presidential election . She was six months pregnant at the time of the incident . Solomon said her family would \"face hardship\" because of Obama's reelection, according to reports ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: New satellite images have revealed that China has constructed an airstrip on a stretch of disputed territory in the South China Sea - and could be planning to build another. They reveal the country's rapid progress in constructing the runway on the contested Fiery Cross Reef which the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan all claim. China's building activity in the Spratly Islands has infuriated neighbouring countries and the United States whose leadership accused the country of bullying others with its 'military muscle'. Images reveal Fiery Cross Reef virtually untouched by man-made structures in March 2014 but by March this year, it had been transformed into an artificial island which could be used for military operations. They follow equally disturbing photographs released earlier this month showing a flotilla of Chinese vessels dredging sand onto another artificially-built island on the nearby Mischief Reef. Construction: Newly released satellite images reveal that China has built a runway (pictured) - which could be used for military operations - in a dispute region in the South China Sea . Disputed: China has built the airstrip (pictured) on Fiery Cross Reef in the Spratly Islands without consulting the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan who all claim the region . Territory: The area near the Spratly Islands (pictured) where China is constructing artificial islands is claimed by many other countries in the region . Serene: Satellite images from August 2014 (pictured) show Fiery Cross Reef as a virtually untouched and beautiful natural sea-structure . Controversial: Whereas just seven months later in March this year, dredging ships can clearly be seen around the artificial island which has virtually destroyed the reef . The worrying photographs were revealed by security analysts Jane's Defense Weekly who claim building work in the nearby Subu Reef could create space for yet another 3,000m airstrip. And the same report suggested China was also working to extend a runway of that length in the Paracel Islands further north which is seen as a vital shipping route. More than £3.3trillion worth of trade passes through the potentially energy-rich section of the South China Sea every year. The United States' military commander for Asia has said China could eventually deploy radar and missile systems on the outposts it is building in the region, which would give it the power to enforce an exclusion zone. The images showed a paved section of runway 505m by 53m on the northeastern side of the reef which China began turning into an island with extensive dredging last year. China's ambassador to the United States has said it was 'natural' that his country's reclamation work would include military defence facilities. Cui Tiankai said there 'should be no illusion that anyone could... repeatedly violate China's sovereignty without consequences'. Its actions in the South China Sea have been described as 'aggressive' by Senator John McCain, chairman of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee. Show of strength: Other satellite images released earlier this month showed a flotilla of Chinese vessels dredging sand onto another artificially-built islands on Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands (pictured) Force: Following their release, U.S. President Barack Obama accused China of using its military might to reclaim the contested territory in the South China Sea . He urged President Obama's administration  to move more military resources into the economically important Asian region - and boost cooperation with Asian countries worried by China. McCain claims Washington has a lot of work ahead to maintain its military advantage in the Asia-Pacific. He added: 'When any nation fills in 600 acres of land and builds runways and most likely is putting in other kinds of military capabilities in what is international waters, it is clearly a threat to where the world's economy is going, has gone, and will remain for the foreseeable future.' A U.S. State Department spokesperson said the scale of China's land reclamation and construction is fueling concerns in the region that China intends to militarise its outposts. They said: 'We do not believe that large-scale land reclamation with the intent to militarize outposts on disputed land features is consistent with the region's desire for peace and stability.' Japan's Vice Foreign Minister Akitaka Saiki said China had a duty to address regional concerns And his Korean counterpart Cho Tae-yong stressed the importance of stability in the South China Sea for trading nations like his. China's leadership has hit back at U.S. President Barack Obama who last week condemned the country for constructing an artificial island on Mischief Reef in another section the disputed South China Sea. Obama claimed Beijing was 'using its sheer size and muscle to force countries into subordinate positions' amid reports of controversial land reclamation efforts in the Spratly Islands. Worrying: A U.S. State Department spokesperson said the scale of China's land reclamation in the South China Sea (pictured) is fueling concerns in the region that China intends to militarise its outposts . Territory: China's Foreign Ministry spokesman said the country has 'indisputable rights' to the Spratly Islands (pictured) and it was 'protecting its nation's sovereignty' Ownership: China claims the work is necessary to safeguard its sovereignty which it asserts over most of the South China sea . But a furious Chinese leadership hit back by claiming that Washington which possesses - and wields - the greatest military muscle. Only hours before Obama's comments, China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Hua Chunying added that it has 'indisputable rights' to the Spratly Islands and it was 'protecting its nation's sovereignty', according to the BBC. She said the construction was to serve troops protecting the area, civilian activity such as search and rescue operations, scientific research and commercial fishing. Before-and-after images from the area show aircraft runways appearing from jungle, solid masses where there was once coral and man-made harbours replacing natural reefs. The country claims the work is necessary to safeguard its sovereignty which it asserts over most of the South China sea. But the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan all have overlapping claims to the region. The dispute centres around hundreds of tiny shoals, reefs and islets in the South China Sea known as the Spratlys and the Paracels. Several south Asian countries stake claim to the territory, though China tries to control the largest portion of the archipelago. Beijing has claimed its right to the collection of land masses is 2,000 years old which, they say, includes the islands in Chinese history. Taiwan supports its claim, and has its own airfield on the island of Taiping. Vietnamese officials say their government has ruled over the land since the 17th century whilst the Philippines, the closest geographically, says the islands belong to them. In 1974, Chinese forces seized the Paracels from Vietnam, killing 70 troops. There were further clashes between the two countries in 1988, with 60 Vietnamese soldiers killed. In 2012 China and the Philippines were embroiled in a lengthy maritime standoff over a Scarborough Shoal. The Filipino military employed its largest warship for the dispute over the stretch of water which they call Panatag. Upon boarding a Chinese military vessel for inspection, officials claimed they found live sharks, clams and illegal reef. Later, Vietnamese border agencies refused to stamp passports asserting Chinese sovereignty over a handful of the islands and in January it was claimed China would be taken to a UN tribunal to challenge its stake.",
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            "Satellite images have revealed that China has constructed an airstrip on a stretch of disputed territory in the South China Sea - and could be planning to build another . They reveal the country's rapid progress in constructing the runway on the contested Fiery Cross Reef which the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan all claim . Images reveal Fiery Cross Reef virtually untouched by man-made structures in March 2014 but by March this year, it had been transformed into an artificial island which could be used for military operations.",
            "China has constructed a runway on Fiery Cross Reef in the Spratly Islands, according to new satellite images . The area is disputed by the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan . Imagery from 2014 shows the reef as virtually untouched by man-made structures . ",
            "New satellite images reveal that China has constructed a runway on disputed land in the South China Sea and could be planning another on nearby land . The Spratly Islands, in which the runway is built, are claimed by the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan. The images show how the region has been transformed in a year, from a virtually untouched natural sea-structure to an artificial island which can be used for military operations ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Porto's defence was not the only thing to be ripped apart at the Allianz Arena on Tuesday night as a jubilant Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola was left with a hole in his trousers. Guardiola managed to tear the left trouser leg of his grey garments during an incredibly exciting night for Bayern, who led their opponents 5-0 at half-time. The Spanish tactician's underwear was on show after the incident, and he joked after the Champions League clash: 'I'll have to buy new ones for the next match.' Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola ripped a hole during the Champions League match in Germany . Guardiola's underwear were on show after the Bayern boss managed to rip a small hole in his trousers . The excitement of a 6-1 win against Porto appeared to get the better of Guardiola's left trouser leg . Away from Guardiola's clothing, Bayern managed to book a place in the Champions League semi-finals thanks to goals by Thiago Alcantara, Jerome Boateng, Thomas Muller, Xabi Alonso and a brace from Robert Lewandowski. Porto went into the match with a two-goal lead following their 3-1 victory in Portugal, however they were swept aside by the Bundesliga giants. Bayern's European rivals will be running scared after their outstanding display as Guardiola's side showed they were a cut above a shell-shocked Porto side. Guardiola's trousers before the rip (left) and after the rip (right) during Bayern Munich's 6-1 victory over Porto . The former Barcelona boss (far right) also decided to ditch his suit blazer during the latter stages of the match . Bayern Munich celebrate at the final whistle after booking a place in the semi-finals of the Champions League .",
        "generated_text": "Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola; a hole; his trousers. The Spanish tactician joked after the incident. He joked: 'I'll have to buy new ones.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola ripped a hole in his trouser leg .\nHis underwear were on show during the European match in Germany .\nThe German giants booked place in the semi-finals thanks to 6-1 rout .<END-1>",
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            "Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola ripped a hole in his trousers during the Champions League match in Germany . Guardiola's underwear were on show after the Bayern boss managed to rip a small hole in his trousers . The Spanish tactician joked after the incident: 'I'll have to buy new ones.'",
            "Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola ripped a hole in his trousers during the Champions League match in Germany . Guardiola's underwear were on show after the Bayern boss managed to rip a small hole in his trousers . The Spanish tactician joked about the incident and said he'll have to buy new trousers for the next match .",
            "Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola ripped a hole during the Champions League match in Germany . His underwear was on show after he managed to rip a small hole in his trousers . The Spanish tactician joked after the incident: 'I'll have to buy new ones for the next match.'"
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        "sample_id": "test_37",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Jamal al-Labani had hoped to bring his pregnant wife and 2-year-daughter back to the United States from war-torn Yemen. But the gas station owner never made it on a flight back to his home Hayward, California. Family members have identified him as a victim killed in mortar strike last week in the southern Yemeni city of Aden. He is believed to be the first U.S. citizen killed in the current violence in Yemen. Early Tuesday evening, the 45-year-old al-Labani was on his way back from mosque prayers when he was hit in the back by shrapnel from a mortar shell, his family said. He died minutes later. Violence quickly escalated in Yemen soon afer al-Labani arrived in February. \"When he got (to Aden), after a few weeks he noticed things were starting to get bad and then the (U.S.) Embassy closed,\" his cousin Mohammed Alazzani told CNN. For the past three weeks, al-Labani had told family members he was concerned about not being able to evacuate as the situation deteriorated in the country, according to his cousin. More than 200 people have been killed in Aden in the past 11 days, according to Naef Al Bakri, Aden's deputy governor. Two days before al-Labani was killed, he told his family the last option was to try to cross the border into Oman and fly to Egypt, but he never made it. \"The airports got closed and things got worse and worse,\" Alazzani told CNN by phone. \"People were hoping things would get better, but they only got worse and worse.\" Yemen has been rocked by violence and political turmoil for months. Houthi rebels -- minority Shiites who have long complained of being marginalized in the majority Sunni country -- forced Yemeni President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi from power in January, placing him under house arrest and taking over Sanaa, the country's capital. Hadi escaped in February, fled to the southern city of Aden and said he remained President. He fled to Saudi Arabia last month as the rebels and their military allies advanced on Aden. Now the violence is intensifying as Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations target the rebels in Yemen with airstrikes. Yemeni-Americans are trapped in the conflict, but haven't gotten enough help from the U.S. government, the Council on American-Islamic Relations told CNN Sunday. Zahra Billoo, a spokeswoman for the advocacy group, said it's helping al-Labani's family and the families of other Yemeni-Americans. \"All of these other governments, Russia, China, Ethiopia, India ... they have all been evacuating their citizens. So to say that it's impossible for the U.S. to evacuate their citizens is difficult to grasp,\" Billoo said. Responding to the criticism, the U.S. State Department told CNN that there are no current plans to evacuate private U.S. citizens from Yemen. \"We encourage all U.S. citizens to shelter in a secure location until they are able to depart safely. U.S. citizens wishing to depart should do so via commercial transportation options when they are available,\" a spokesman for the State Department told CNN in a statement. \"Additionally, some foreign governments may arrange transportation for their nationals and may be willing to offer assistance to others.\" Yemeni-American advocates think more could be done. \"There have been travel warnings to Yemen for a few years now. What's not clear is, are they saying 'Be cautious' or 'Don't go at all'?\" Billoo asked. \"It still it doesn't sit well with many of us civil rights lawyers who believe that U.S. citizenship should be the ultimate protection.\" Fierce fighting continued across Yemen on Sunday amid an electrical blackout in parts of the country and political moves that could further fracture the already divided military. Intense airstrikes hit Sanaa overnight. Senior security officials in the Yemeni capital said the airstrikes targeted the military intelligence headquarters and the Defense Ministry's central command, military bases and missile depots. The blasts at the military compounds, which are inside the city, shattered the windows of many homes nearby. Meanwhile, some 16 million Yemenis living in provinces under control of Houthi rebels, including Sanaa, remained without power after an electrical blackout that began Saturday night. In the country's south, the Houthis remain in control of Aden's port and other strategic holdings, including the state broadcaster. The International Committee of the Red Cross said Sunday that Saudi Arabia has signed off on the delivery of medical supplies and personnel to Yemen, where the organization had warned that time was running out to save those wounded in airstrikes and ground fighting. CNN's Devon Sayers, Carma Hassan, Jennifer Deaton, Vasco Cotovio, Jason Hanna, Ben Brumfield, Samira Said and Catherine E. Shoichet contributed to this report.",
        "generated_text": "Jamal al-Labani; back; mortar shell; Yemen; Aden; wife; daughter; northern Saudi Arabia.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jamal al-Labani is believed to be the first American killed in current violence in Yemen .\nHe was on his way back from mosque prayers when he was hit in the back by shrapnel, his family said .\nHe went to Yemen in February in hopes of bringing his wife and baby back to the U.S.<END-1>",
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            "U.S. citizen Jamal al-Labani was killed in a mortar strike last week in the southern Yemeni city of Aden . He was believed to be the first American victim in the current violence in Yemen. His wife and daughter live in northern Saudi Arabia.",
            "American citizen, Jamal al-Labani was killed in a mortar strike in Aden, Yemen . Family members have identified him as the first U.S. citizen killed in the current violence in Yemen . Violence quickly escalated in Yemen soon after al-Labani arrived in February .",
            "US citizen Jamal al-Labani, 45, gas station owner, was killed in mortar strike last week in southern Yemeni city of Aden . He is believed to be the first American killed in the current violence in Yemen . He had hoped to bring his pregnant wife and 2-year-daughter back to the United States from war-torn Yemen ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Georgia woman is speaking out about her refusal to follow doctors' advice and pull the plug on her husband of just seven months following a devastating motorcycle crash. Danielle Davis says she looked to her faith when she was faced with the prospect of losing her husband Brian in 2011, just seven months after they were married. 'I knew that God could get us through that,' she said, in an interview at the couple's Georgetown home Tuesday. 'I didn't think that it was too big for God.' Scroll down for video . Tragic: Danielle Davis says she looked to her faith when she was faced with the prospect of losing her husband Brian in 2011, just seven months after they were married when he was involved in a near fatal motorcycle crash . Davis tells WTOC that doctors told her they would have chosen to pull the plug had they been in her position. 'That's what they'd want their family to do,' she recalls hearing them say. But she refused to give up and Brian was eventually released into her care. Weeks went by and one day, miraculously, Brian spoke. 'I'm trying,' he told her. Danielle would soon come to the painful conclusion that Brian had no idea she was his wife. Brian tells WTOC that he also had no clue his father was dead or that he'd been married to begin with. Three years had been wiped from his memory for good. Though, finding out Danielle was his wife was a happy moment among many struggles. 'I saw her, and I was like, 'yeah,'' he recalls. Hopeless: Brian's motorcycle was split in two and doctors initially urged his wife to take him off life support . Danielle refused to give up on Brian and took him into her full time care as he was still bedridden and hooked to a feeding tube . Miracle: Eventually, Brian started to improve and miraculously spoke the words 'I'm trying' one day weeks after Danielle took him home with dismal prospects . Now, he and Danielle work on his rehabilitation daily and use yoga to help him sharpen his mind and regain control of his body. While Danielle is thrilled that Brian has improved to the point he no longer requires medications, she says on a GoFundMe page started for the cause that the couple is too strapped to pay for all the rehabilitative care Brian still requires. And insurance will no longer cover it. 'People with Traumatic Brain Injury need a lot of rehab, people continue to make improvements even 10 years after their injury,' she writes. 'Insurance doesn't pay for the amount of therapy they need so often times that person doesn't reach their full potential.' Thankfully, after just one month, the fundraiser has received some $11,000 in donations. As Brian continues to make great strides, most recently with his commitment to learning to walk the way he once did, he wants others to know how good they've got it. 'People don't realize how much they can actually do with their bodies,' he said. 'They take it for granted.' Improvements: Now Danielle says Brian is improving all the time and has gone from requiring 20 medications per day to requiring none .",
        "generated_text": "Danielle Davis; husband Brian; 2011; just seven months; life support; life support; miracle; Weeks; she says.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Danielle Davis of Savannah, Georgia looked to her faith after her husband Brian nearly died seven months after they were married in 2011 .\nDoctors encouraged her to pull the plug but she refused and Brian was eventually able to go home in her care .\nThree years of Brian's memories were wiped and he's challenged by everyday task but continues to improve with Danielle's help .<END-1>",
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            "Danielle Davis refused to pull the plug on her husband, Brian, after a motorcycle accident left him on life support . Brian was eventually released into her care after she refused to give up on him . Three years of his life were wiped from his memory and he was bedridden with no control over his body. Danielle is now raising money for his rehabilitation care.",
            "Danielle Davis refused to follow doctors' advice and pull the plug on her husband of just seven months following a devastating motorcycle crash . Brian was eventually released into her care and weeks later, he miraculously spoke . Now Danielle says Brian is still improving and has gone from requiring 20 medications per day to requiring none .",
            "Danielle Davis refused to give up on her husband Brian after he was involved in a near fatal motorcycle crash in 2011 just seven months after they were married . Doctors told her they would have chosen to pull the plug had they been in her position . Brian eventually spoke after weeks and Danielle took him into her full time care. Now, he and Danielle work on his rehabilitation daily and use yoga to help him sharpen his mind and regain control of his body."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Easter is here! And whilst many Australians are enjoying an abundance of sugary treats, many are wondering how much it's going to cost them around the waistline. According to the ABC, the key is to maintain an even balance of 'energy in' and 'energy out.' This means that the energy we put into our bodies through food and drink must be equated with exercise to burn the energy and avoid gaining weight. A small chocolate bunny contains 2212 kjs and would take an hour and ten minutes of swimming to work off . Indulging in two hot cross buns (without jam and butter) will take up to 50 minutes of running to work off . It may be surprising how much physical exercise it takes in order to burn off even the smallest of Easter treats. For four solid mini chocolate Easter eggs it would take 30 to 40 minutes of walking to work off the 550 kilojoules. A female of average weight would need to walk for the full 40 minutes, whereas an 80 kilogram male could burn it off in 30 minutes. One medium chocolate bunny takes two and a half to three hours of kayaking with women needing to paddle for half an hour longer than men to work it off. The key for Easter indulgence is noting our 'energy in' and 'energy out' and balancing food and fitness . Experts are advising that it is better to manage our energy consumption than to try and work it off afterward . Two hot cross buns takes up to 50 minutes running and if you have lathered it with butter and jam, it would take 80 minutes of running. Exercise physiologist Alex Lawrence from Exercise Sport Science Australia has said that many Australians still struggle to maintain a healthy weight as most do not realise how many kilojoules are in the foods we consume. 'It's a lot more efficient to manage your energy consumption, than to try and work off the energy after you've taken it in,' he said. Lawrence is not proposing that we all go and heavily exercise after consuming a small treat. He advises that it is better to make exercise and healthy eating part of your lifestyle so that you can indulge in treats every now and then. 'What we're trying to encourage people to do is make better lifestyle choices; to eat treat foods in moderation and to make sure they are physically active most of the time. That way when holidays, like Easter, come around they don't have to feel like they have to deny themselves,' he said.",
        "generated_text": "Easter; Australian; Energy; exercise; food; milk; the answer.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The key for Easter indulgence is noting our 'energy in' and 'energy out'\nFor four mini Easter eggs it would take 30-40 minutes of walking to work off .\nTwo hot cross buns without butter take up to 50 minutes of running .\nIt is advised that we manage our energy consumption instead of working it off after it has been taken in .<END-1>",
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            "The key to maintaining the waistline during Easter is to balance \"energy in\" and \"energy out\" . Two hot cross buns takes up to 50 minutes running to work off and two solid mini chocolate Easter eggs would take 30 to 40 minutes of walking . Experts are advising that it is better to manage our energy consumption than to try and work it off afterward .",
            "Easter is here and Australians are being warned to maintain a balance of 'energy in' and 'energy out' to avoid weight gain . Experts advise against trying to work off the energy after it's consumed and encourage people to make better lifestyle choices including exercise and healthy eating . Even small Easter treats can take significant exercise to work off, for example, a small chocolate bunny would take an hour and ten minutes of swimming to burn off.",
            "Easter indulgence is possible by balancing our 'energy in' and 'energy out' and managing our energy consumption. Experts advise it is better to balance food and fitness, rather than to try and work it off afterward . For example, a small chocolate bunny contains 2212 kjs and would take an hour and ten minutes of swimming to work off."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A 27-year-old mother has been charged with child neglect and had her twins taken into care after her three-month-old daughter was found dead. The baby was found on the floor of the roach infested apartment with bites on her legs and head. Brittany Cherokee Dawn Bell of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, appeared in Washington County District Court via video monitor from jail on Monday. The charge of child neglect was pursued by authorities over homicide as the Medical Examiner's Office could not determine the cause of death. Police were called to Bell's home on January 8 after she reported the death of the infant. Brittany Cherokee Dawn Bell of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, was charged with child neglect after the death of her three-month-old daughter, whose body was found with roach bites on her legs and head . While Bell slept on the couch, baby Alice somehow suffocated on the floor nearby. It is unclear how this happened and for how long she lay there . Her initial story was that she had put the baby, Alice, in a crib and then found her dead later on. She then changed her story and admitted to laying the baby on the floor. Bell said that the baby might have been smothered by her 18-month-old twins out of jealousy after she had fallen asleep while watching a movie with them. She said she was afraid one of them had killed Alice by sitting on her, which was why she initially said the child was in the crib. An autopsy listed the cause of death as sudden unexplained infant death with the manner of death undetermined. The medical examiner found abrasions on Alice's legs and head caused by roaches that infested the apartment. In an affidavit, investigator Jim Warring said: 'I can conclude that she laid the baby on the floor and fell asleep without waking during which time Alice may have been suffocated by one or both of her twins or became distressed due to the surface of the floor and suffocated.' 'Also enough time passed that roaches were able to start feeding on both the baby's legs and head,' he added. 'All of this took place less than 10 feet from the couch where Bell was reportedly sleeping.' Bell's initial story was that she had put baby Alice in a crib and found her dead later on. She then changed her story, telling authorities that she was worried one of her twins had smothered the baby . The charge of child neglect relates to a previous incident, on December 31, when a neighbor called police concerned that the children had been left alone and were crying. Bell returned to the apartment approximately five minutes after officers arrived and claimed not to have been away for very long, and acted like it was not a big deal. Neighbors told police that the children had been left alone on other occasions. The twins were taken away from Bell after the death of Alice. Tulsa World reported that Bell has other children but they are not in her care. The affidavit stated: 'Enough evidence and probable cause exists to determine that the defendant has acted in a reckless and neglectful manner that has been dangerous and possibly fatal to the children in her care and custody.' Associate District Judge Russell Vaclaw set her bond at $10,000, and scheduled a May 8 hearing.",
        "generated_text": "Brittany Cherokee Dawn Bell; 27; child neglect; death; baby; the floor; roach; Body; 18-month-old twins; care.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Three-month old baby Alice died of unknown causes and was found with roach bites on her legs and head .\nBrittany Bell, 27, found the lifeless infant and was worried one of her twins might be responsible after she fell asleep while watching a movie with them .\nAs no cause of death was determined authorities could not pursue a homicide charge .\nBell has a history of leaving her young children unattended, prompting neighbors to call the police on a previous occasion .\nThe twins have been taken into care and Bell faces a May 8 hearing .<END-1>",
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            "Brittany Cherokee Dawn Bell, 27, has been charged with child neglect and had her twins taken into care after her three-month-old daughter was found dead . The baby was found on the floor of the roach infested apartment with bites on her legs and head. While Bell slept on the couch, baby Alice somehow suffocated on the floor nearby.",
            "Brittany Cherokee Dawn Bell, 27, has been charged with child neglect and her twins taken into care after her three-month-old daughter was found dead . The baby was found on the floor of the roach infested apartment with bites on her legs and head . While Bell slept on the couch, baby Alice somehow suffocated on the floor nearby.",
            "Brittany Cherokee Dawn Bell, 27, was charged with child neglect and had her twins taken into care after her three-month-old daughter was found dead . The baby was found on the floor of the roach infested apartment with bites on her legs and head. Bell is from Bartlesville, Oklahoma."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A 15-year-old boy has been cautioned after posting a racist tweet aimed at Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck. The teenager took to social media after Welbeck scored the winner to knock his former club Manchester United out of the FA Cup on March 9. He posted a vile, racist rant under the username @angeIsleftfoot which read: 'Welbeck is dead to me, the f****** c***…’ Danny Welbeck scored the winner as Arsenal beat Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-final in March . The tweet, posted after Welbeck's decisive role in Arsenal's victory at Old Trafford, continued with sickening references that are too offensive to publish here. After a fellow Twitter user complained, officers from Greater Manchester Police launched a probe. They identified the user and passed on the information to Wiltshire Police, who made an arrest. Welbeck was the subject of a racist tweet after the game by a 15-year-old boy, who has now been cautioned . The teenager has now been given a caution and warned about his behaviour. A spokesman for Wiltshere Police said: 'A 15-year-old boy, from the Salisbury area, has been given a youth caution following the appearance of a racist tweet aimed at a former Manchester United player placed on social media on the evening of Monday, March 9.' The Twitter handle was removed from the site following the complaint.",
        "generated_text": "15-year-old; Twitter; Danny Welbeck; Arsenal; Manchester United.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Arsenal beat Manchester United 2-1 in the FA Cup quarter-final on March 9 .\nDanny Welbeck scored the winning goal for Arsenal against United .\nTeenager has been cautioned after posting racist tweet aimed at Welbeck .<END-1>",
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            "A 15-year-old boy has been given a caution by Wiltshire Police after posting a racist tweet aimed at Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck . The tweet followed Arsenal's victory over Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-final in March . The Twitter handle was removed from the site following the complaint.",
            "A 15-year-old boy has been cautioned after posting a racist tweet aimed at Arsenal striker, Danny Welbeck . The teenager made the vile comments after Welbeck scored the winner to knock his former club Manchester United out of the FA Cup .",
            "A 15-year-old boy who posted a racist tweet about Danny Welbeck has been cautioned . The tweet was posted after Welbeck scored the winner against Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-final in March . Police identified the boy and passed the information to the Wiltshire Police, who made an arrest ."
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        "sample_id": "test_42",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)As Americans mark the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's death this week, let us remember that he not only belongs to the ages, but also belongs, in a special way, to Illinois. Lincoln's two greatest legacies -- indivisible union and irreversible emancipation -- grew organically from his Midwestern roots. He knew firsthand that no defensible border shielded the land of corn from the land of cotton. The entire region from the Appalachians to the Rockies drained through the Mississippi River, enabling farmers in this vast basin to float their goods down to market through New Orleans and from there to the world. He thus could never allow a potentially hostile power to control this geostrategic chokepoint in particular, or Dixie more generally. The U.S. landmass, he insisted, \"is  well adapted to be the home of one national family; and it is not well adapted for two, or more\" because \"there is no line, straight or crooked, suitable for a national boundary upon which to divide.\" Lincoln supplemented his Midwestern geography lesson with a distinctly Midwestern claim about constitutional history: \"The Union is older than any of the States; and in fact, it created them as States.\" Lincoln did not need to make this controversial claim to prove his case, and elsewhere he stressed the decisive legal point that the Constitution's text clearly prohibits unilateral secession. The Constitution is always and everywhere the supreme law of the land -- no matter what an individual state says. But Lincoln's additional assertion that the Union created the states, not vice versa, provoked strong disagreement in other parts of the country. Most Virginians, including Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, insisted that of course Virginia had come first!  At the outbreak of the American Revolution, the Old Dominion was already a century and a half old. Generations of Lees had helped govern Virginia long before the United States was born. But if Lee was, first and always, a Virginian, Lincoln was an American. His father came from Virginia, his grandfather hailed from Pennsylvania, and before that, the family had probably lived in New England. Abe himself had been born in Kentucky and had moved as a boy to Indiana, and later, as a young man, to Illinois. These latter two Midwestern states had undeniably been formed by the Union itself. These places had begun as federal territory -- the common inheritance of all Americans -- and it was the federal government that had indeed brought these new states to life. When young Abe moved to Indiana, it was just becoming a state, thanks to federal governmental action. It was a wise set of federal policies -- proper land surveys and a commitment to public education -- that had drawn the Lincolns and countless other Kentuckians to leave the Bluegrass State for a brighter future in the Midwest. Retracing Lincoln's assassination 150 years later . That brighter future also involved freedom from slavery. The Old Northwest had always been free soil, as provided for by a Northwest Ordinance that predated the U.S. Constitution.  The words of the 13th  Amendment -- the only constitutional amendment that Lincoln would live to sign -- promised to end slavery everywhere in America and did so by borrowing verbatim from Article 6 of the Northwest Ordinance. True, geography is not inexorable destiny. Many other Midwesterners in Lincoln's era embraced slavery and secession. Hugo Black, the Supreme Court justice who did the most to make Lincoln's constitutional vision a reality over the next century, was born and raised in Alabama. But geographic variation has always been a large part of America's constitutional saga. In the 1860 election that brought him to power, Lincoln swept almost all the Northern states, but did miserably in the slaveholding south. John Wilkes Booth, the dastard who ended Lincoln's life 150 years ago this week, was an embittered extremist from a slave state. So was Lincoln's nemesis on the Supreme Court, Chief Justice Roger Taney. Taney's most infamous ruling, the pro-slavery Dred Scott decision in 1857, had emerged from a court dominated by the South; although slave states accounted for less a third of America's free population, this region held an absolute majority of the seats on the court. Remembering Lincoln's murder . In our era, given the fact that Republican appointees have held a majority of the court for the last 40 years, the court has been rather moderate. Much of this moderation has come courtesy of northern Republicans on the Court -- most notably, Minnesota's Harry Blackmun, Illinois' John Paul Stevens, and New Hampshire's David Souter. All nine of the current justices learned their law in liberal New England, at Harvard or Yale, and the Republican appointee most attentive to gay rights, Anthony Kennedy, grew up in northern California, a corner of the country renowned for its respect for alternative lifestyles. Which takes us back to Lincoln. When Anthony Kennedy was a lad in California's state capital, the governor, a friend of the Kennedy family, was a Lincoln Republican named Earl Warren -- a man who would later author the Court's iconic opinion in Brown v. Board of Education, vindicating the constitutional amendments enshrined by Lincoln and his allies. Today, both parties at their best claim Lincoln. Jeb Bush aims to appeal to the better angels of our nature and Rand Paul is a Kentuckian who professes interest in racial outreach. Hillary Clinton was born an Illinois Republican. And the leader of her adopted political party -- who also happens to be president -- is a lanky and brainy lawyer from Illinois who knows how to give a good speech, and who swept to power in 2008 by recreating Lincoln's geographic coalition, winning every state within a four-hour drive of Chicago. In the largest sense, then, all Americans, of both parties and all regions -- whether or not they have ever set foot in Illinois -- are living in the Land of Lincoln.",
        "generated_text": "Illinois; Abraham Lincoln; 150th anniversary; us; Illinois; the birthplace.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Akhil Amar: Lincoln's two biggest legacies, keeping union together and abolishing slavery, had Midwestern roots .\nLincoln saw the federal government as pre-eminent and believed there was no logical border for dividing the U.S.<END-1>",
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            "As Americans mark the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's death this week, let us remember that he not only belongs to the ages, but also belongs, in a special way, to Illinois . Lincoln's two greatest legacies -- indivisible union and irreversible emancipation -- grew organically from his Midwestern roots . He knew firsthand that no defensible border shielded the land of corn from the land of cotton .",
            "As Americans mark the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's death this week, let us remember that he not only belongs to the ages, but also belongs, in a special way, to Illinois . Lincoln's two greatest legacies -- indivisible union and irreversible emancipation -- grew organically from his Midwestern roots . Lincoln was an American, as his family had probably lived in New England, his father came from Virginia, his grandfather hailed from Pennsylvania, and before that, he was born in Kentucky and had moved as a boy to Indiana, and later, as a young man, to Illinois .",
            "As Americans mark the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's death this week, let us remember that he not only belongs to the ages, but also belongs to Illinois where he was born . Lincoln's two greatest legacies -- indivisible union and irreversible emancipation -- grew organically from his Midwestern roots ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: At his heaviest he tipped the scales at a mind-boggling 70st. But after losing two thirds of his body wight in just five years Paul Mason now faces a new challenge - ridding himself of the unsightly rolls of skin he longer needs. The Brit, from Ipswich, Suffolk, managed to shed a staggering 46st after gastric bypass surgery in 2010 but the NHS have refused to give him an operation to remove his 7st of excess skin. Scroll down for video . Now: Paul Mason, pictured in hospital last month when he was treated for an infection in his leg, once tipped the scales at 70st but has lost 46st in five years . Then: At his largest, the former postman would then eat quadruple portions of fish and chips along with two kebabs for lunch followed by a roast dinner, curries or pizza and more chips in the evening . The 54-year-old wanted the surgery done for free but his bid failed after health service bosses said he needed to prove that he could keep the weight off. Despite his monumental weight-shedding feat, Mr Mason has been left with a constant reminder of the size he once was - thanks to the excess skin sagging around his arms, legs and stomach. Speaking after the NHS turned him down in 2012 the former postman told The Mirror: 'The loose skin is having a horrible effect on my life. I can't make any more progress if they don't do these operations.' Mr Mason is now preparing to undergo an operation in the U.S. after plastic surgeon Dr Jennifer Capla, from Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, offered to carry out the procedure free of charge. Speaking to The Mirror, she said: 'I remember seeing an image of him, wheelchair-bound, he couldn't walk. 'To me it was so sad that he had gone through this whole journey and come full circle, and he couldn't even do basic things and no-one would help him.' Turned down by NHS: The 54-year-old wanted the surgery done for free but failed after health service bosses said he needed to prove that he could keep the weight off . Preparing for more surgery: Mr Mason is now preparing to undergo an operation in the U.S. after plastic surgeon Dr Jennifer Capla, from Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, offered to carry out the procedure for free . Road to recovery: Mr Mason, seen walking in hospital in Massachusetts last month, moved to the USA last year to live with his fiance . After an agonising period in which he had to wait for a health visa to be granted, the former world's fattest man flew to Orange, near Boston in September to live with his fiance, Rebecca Mountain. In 2013 Mr Mason appeared on television to tell the world of his blossoming relationship with Ms Mountain. 41-year-old Miss Mountain, who is a slender 8st, asked for his hand in marriage as they appeared live on ABC's The View last year. She first got in touch with Mr Mason on Facebook after she saw a television documentary about his extreme obesity. Appearing on UK breakfast television programme in 2013, in the week they met in person for the first time, she said she 'just felt compelled to reach out and just try to help and that's all it was.' 'I have a lot of drive and just thought I could write letters and support,' she said. 'Things I set my sights on, I just go and do. I just knew that I should try and help. 'He's incredible, a genuine person. Incredibly honest and open about the difficulties he's been through, which helped our relationship.' Former world's fattest man: At the height of his food addiction, he was eating an entire packet of bacon, four sausages and four eggs complete with bread and hash browns for breakfast . Found love: In 2013 Mr Mason appeared on television to tell the world of his blossoming relationship with Rebecca Mountain . Mr Mason's binge eating began in his 20s at the time of his father's death and a deterioration in his mother's health. He quit his job as a postman when his weight stopped him from finishing his rounds. As his weight soared he was left unable to stand or walk before finally becoming bed-ridden and being looked after full time by council carers. Firefighters had to demolish the front wall of his former home so they could drive a fork lift truck inside to lift him out and put him into an ambulance when he needed a hernia operation in 2002. Mr Mason was later given a purpose-built housing association home with extra wide doorways so he could move around. His care bill cost taxpayers an estimated £100,000 a year and is believed to have topped £1million. At the height of his food addiction, he was eating an entire packet of bacon, four sausages and four eggs complete with bread and hash browns for breakfast. He would then eat quadruple portions of fish and chips along with two kebabs for lunch followed by a roast dinner, curries or pizza and more chips in the evening. Mr Mason finally beat the bulge after an NHS operation to fit him with a gastric band, but his life was left on hold as he waited for further surgery to remove the excess skin it left behind. His latest bout of surgery is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, and Ms Capla will be helped by a large team of doctors, including two surgeons from other states. Set to marry: Paul Mason and Rebecca Mountain, right became engaged after she proposed to him during their interview on the ABC show The View last year (above)",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Paul Mason was 70st in 2010 but has lost two thirds of his body weight .\nThe ex-postman, 54, shed the pounds after gastric bypass surgery on NHS .\nMr Mason, of Suffolk, then found love online and is engaged to US woman .\nNext week he will have 7st of excess skin removed free of charge by American doctor who saw his plight on TV .<END-1>",
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            "Paul Mason from UK lost 46st in five years after gastric bypass surgery in 2010 . The NHS has refused to give him an operation to remove his 7st of excess skin left behind . Plastic surgeon Dr Jennifer Capla from Lenox Hill Hospital in New York has offered to carry out the procedure free of charge .",
            "Paul Mason is preparing to have an operation in the US after shedding 46st following a gastric bypass surgery in 2010 but being refused an operation to remove his 7st of excess skin by the UK’s NHS. The former postman had been the world’s fattest man at 70st, but faced a battle for his life after his weight left him bedridden, and was only able to move to the US last year after a health visa was granted. He is now preparing to undergo a free procedure in the US, where plastic surgeon Dr Jennifer Capla will remove his excess skin.",
            "Paul Mason, the Brit who once weighed 70st, managed to shed a staggering 46st after gastric bypass surgery in 2010 and now faces a new challenge of ridding himself of the unsightly rolls of skin he no longer needs . The NHS refused to give him an operation to remove his 7st of excess skin as he needed to prove that he could keep the weight off . Plastic surgeon Dr Jennifer Capla, from Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, offered to carry out the procedure free of charge."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Furious 7 has raced to . the top of the domestic box office, picking up a massive $143.6 . million in its opening weekend. The film has also established a new high-water mark for the month of . April, blowing past the $95 million debut of Captain America: . The Winter Soldier, and now stands as the highest-grossing opening for any film in the Fast and Furious franchise. It also ranks . ninth among the top ten openings in history. Much as The Dark Knight turned into a memorial for Heath . Ledger, audiences flocked to see star Paul Walker in one of his . final roles. Scroll down for video . Furious 7 has raced to the top of the domestic box office chart, picking up a massive $143.6million in its opening weekend . Audiences flocked over the weekend to see actor Paul Walker in one of his final roles before his untimely death in 2013 at the age of 40 . The actor died in a 2013 car crash at the age of 40 . and his work on the film was completed using digital technology . and a series of stand-ins. 'This is a bittersweet installment in the franchise,' said . Phil Contrino, vice president and chief analyst at . BoxOffice.com. '[Walker's] passing made this movie more . intriguing for people who hadn't seen some of the installments. It raised awareness and its success is a tribute to him.' Universal Pictures spared no expense in bringing the latest . chapter in the fast cars and gravity-defying-stunts series to . the big screen, shelling out $190 million on the production. It opened in 4,003 North American theaters, earning $14 million . on 365 Imax screens and $11.5 million from premium large format . screens. Going into the weekend, most analysts estimated that . the film would open in the $115 million range. Foreign numbers were just as strong. Internationally, the film . rolled out across 10,500 screens in 63 territories, earning . $240.4 million. 'This is the next member of the billion dollar club and . that's a rarefied place to be,' said Contrino. 'This thing is on . fire.' Furious 7 stars Tyrese Gibson as Roman, Michelle Rodriguez as Letty, Paul Walker as Brian and Chris Ludacris as Tej . 1. Furious 7, $143.6m . 2. Home, $27.4m . 3. Get Hard, $12.9m . 4. Cinderella, $10.3m . 5. The Divergent Series: Insurgent, $10m . 6. It Follows, $2.5m . 7. Woman in Gold, $2m . 8. Kingsman: The Secret Service, $1.7m . 9. Do You Believe, $1.5m . 10. The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, $1m . With an A CinemaScore and strong reviews, Furious 7 could . be one of the few modern blockbusters that hangs on for more . than a few weeks. The month of April is lean on blockbuster fare . and Furious 7 won't get serious competition until The . Avengers: Age of Ultron debuts on May 1. The opening weekend crowd was impressively diverse, a . testament to a series that has drawn strength from its . multi-cultural cast. The audience was 51 percent male, 44 percent under age . 25, 37 percent Hispanic, 25 percent Caucasian, 24 percent African-American and 10 percent Asian. 'We're expanding our audience based on the diversity of . interest from different ethnic groups all buying into saga of . Dom Toretto and his family,' said Nick Carpou, Universal's . president of domestic distribution, referencing the character . played by Vin Diesel. Last weekend's box office champion, DreamWorks Animation's Home, showed impressive stamina, falling less than 50 percent. The . animated tale picked up $27.4 million in its second week, . pushing its domestic total to $95.6 million. In third place, R-rated comedy Get Hard earned $12.9 . million. The Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart team-up fell 62 percent from . its opening number, bringing its stateside haul to $57 million. Cinderella snagged a fourth place finish, picking up $10.3 . million stateside to push its domestic bounty to $167.3 million. Globally, the Disney release is closing in on $400 million. Walker died in a single-car accident on November 30, 2013 in his friend Roger Rodas's red 2005 Porsche Carrera GT . The car crashed into a concrete lamppost and two trees  in Santa Clarita, California, after which the vehicle burst into flames . The Divergent Series: Insurgent rounded out the weekend . top five, nabbing $10 million and driving the film to $103.4 . million domestically. Among art house releases, Noah Baumbach's While We're . Young expanded from four to 34 theaters, picking up $492,976. The A24 release has earned $791,450 in two weeks. Radius-TWC's It Follows also continued to expand, moving . from 1,218 to 1,655, though its gross dipped 35 percent to $2.5 . million. The critically adored horror film has made $8.5 million . since debuting on March 13. The Weinstein Company was particularly bullish on the . reception for Woman In Gold, a drama about the fight to . recover art stolen by the Nazis. The film picked up $2 million . from 258 locations and will expand to between 800 and 1,000 . venues this coming weekend. 'The film is definitely poised for a long, long run,' said . Erik Lomis, the studio's distribution chief. 'That's a really . solid start.' Thanks to Furious 7, the overall box office reached $218 . million, the first time that ticket sales have crossed $200 . million over the Easter weekend. 'These huge results jump start momentum for the blockbuster, . summer season, suggesting that 2015 is shaping up to be . everything (and maybe even more) that the industry has been . hoping for,' said Greg Foster, CEO of Imax Entertainment.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>The latest installment in the Fast And Furious franchise has smashed box office records for the month of April .\nIt ranks ninth among the top ten openings in cinema history with audiences flocking to Paul Walker in one of his final roles before his death in 2013 .\nAnalysts had estimated that it would open in the $115 million range, but it managed to earn almost $30m more .\nWalker was killed in a single-car accident when his friend Roger Rodas's red 2005 Porsche Carrera GT hit a lamppost and burst into flames .<END-1>",
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            "Furious 7 has raced to the top of the domestic box office, picking up a massive $143.6 million in its opening weekend. The film has also established a new high-water mark for the month of April, blowing past the $95 million debut of Captain America: The Winter Soldier.",
            "Furious 7 had a massive opening weekend of $143.6 million at the domestic box office, establishing a new high-water mark for the month of April and now stands as the highest-grossing opening for any film in the Fast and Furious franchise. It also ranks ninth among the top ten openings in history. It blew past the $95 million debut of Captain America: The Winter Soldier."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It is not just humans who are concerned about the privacy implications of drones. An Arnhem TV station has lost one of its expensive drones after a chimpanzee managed to knock it out of the sky. The craft was supposed to be capturing footage of the Royal Burgers Zoo chimp enclosure for a TV show. Watch the video here . Look out! An Arnhem TV station has lost one of its expensive drones after a chimpanzee managed to knock it out of the sky. Following the attack, the drone crashes to the ground - only for the chimp to pounce on it . 'On the morning of Friday, April 10, 2015, the chimpanzees of Royal Burgers' Zoo once again proved how intelligent they are,' a spokesman for the zoo said. The incident happened during filming for a reality show set in the zoo. Programme makers had hoped to use the drone to capture the enclosure from above. 'Today, for the second season of the national television program Burgers' Zoo Natuurlijk, film takes were planned with a drone, with which spectacular images of the animals and their habitats could be made from above.' The drone was able to fly around the zoo - before arriving at the chimp enclosure. 'Once the drone arrived at the chimpanzee quarters the intelligent primates immediately discovered the spying little plane and right away armed themselves with long sticks against this inquisitive electronic intruder,' the zaoo revealed. One of the chimpanzees was high up in a tree with a long branch. 'Apparently very calm and satisfied, half asleep in the morning sun, the primate let the drone make its curious images. 'Until..... the drone got just a bit too close. Once grounded, the chimp investigates its prey, taking a selfie in the process - before eventually wandering off. 'Like a flash the chimpanzee struck out with the long stick she had held hidden behind her body. With a direct hit the animal knocked the drone to the ground, where the group of primates quickly overpowered the 'prey'. 'With much enjoyment they very efficiently dismantled the play thing. 'During the entire moment of action the camera kept rolling, so despite the completely destroyed drone this still provided some very special images!' The zoo did not confirm if it was able to salvage the drone.",
        "generated_text": "drone; Royal Burgers Zoo; footage; TV show; zoo; chimp; attack; zaoo spokesman.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Drone was filming at Royal Burgers Zoo chimp enclosure for a TV show .\nChimpanzees spotted the drone - and one grabbed a branch .\nOn its second attempt, it knocked the drone out of the sky .<END-1>",
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            "An Arnhem TV station has lost one of its expensive drones after a chimp managed to knock it out of the sky . The craft was supposed to be capturing footage of the Royal Burgers Zoo chimp enclosure for a TV show. The incident happened during filming for a reality show set in the zoo .",
            "An Arnhem TV station has lost one of its expensive drones after a chimpanzee managed to knock it out of the sky . The craft was supposed to be capturing footage of the Royal Burgers Zoo chimp enclosure for a TV show . A zaoo spokesman said the chimps 'armed themselves with long sticks against this inquisitive electronic intruder' .",
            "An Arnhem TV station lost an expensive drone after a chimpanzee knocked it out of the sky while it was capturing footage of the Royal Burgers Zoo chimp enclosure for a TV show . \"Today, the chimpanzees of Royal Burgers' Zoo once again proved how intelligent they are,\" said a spokesman for the zoo . The drone had been able to fly around the zoo before it arrived at the chimp enclosure."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Anaesthetic gases used to send patients to sleep during surgery are accumulating in the Earth's atmosphere where they are contributing to climate change. Scientists say they have detected the gases used in anaesthetic as far a field as Antarctica and concentrations have been rising globally in the past decade. The gases - desflurane, isoflurane and sevoflurane - are potent greenhouse gases that have 2,500 times the impact on global warming compared to carbon dioxide. Anaesthetic is used to send patients to sleep during surgery (above) but it may also be warming the planet . Atmospheric scientists who have been monitoring the gases say that while the concentrations in the atmosphere are low, they are having an increasing effect on the climate. Dr Martin Vollmer, who led the study at the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Material Science and Technology in Dubendorf, Switzerland, said the anaesthetic gases were capable of storing far more energy from the sun than carbon dioxide. The world needs to prepare itself for a rapid increase in the speed of climate change, scientists have warned. Researchers have found evidence that suggests the rate at which temperatures are rising in the northern hemisphere could be 0.25°C per decade by 2020 - a level not seen for at least 1,000 years. The analysis, based on a combination of data from more than two dozen climate simulation models from around the world, looked at the rate of change in 40-year long time spans. Over the 900 years preceding the 20th century, 40-year warming trends rarely showed an average rate much higher than 0.1°C per decade, the study found. But by 2020 the rate was expected to have risen to an average of 0.25°C per decade, give or take 0.05°C. Different scenarios of future emissions showed that even at the lower end of greenhouse gas generation climate change picked up speed in the next 40 years. He said: 'On a kilogram-per-kilogram basis, it's so much more poten . 'Modern halogenated inhalation anesthetics undergo little metabolisation during clinical application and evaporate almost completely to the atmosphere.' The researchers, whose work is published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, found that concentrations of desflurane reached 0.30 parts per trillion in 2014. Isoflurane, sevoflurane and halothane have reached 0.097, 0.13 and 0.0092 parts per trillion in the atmosphere respectively. By comparison, carbon dioxide gas currently makes up 400 parts per million in the atmosphere. However, one kilogram (2.2lbs) of desflurane produces the same greenhouse effect as 2,500 kg (5,512lbs) of carbon dioxide. The researchers estimate that anaesthetic gas emissions currently combine to produce the equivalent effect in the atmosphere of 3.1 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. The research team did not examine the impact of nitrous oxide, another major component of anaesthetic, as it is released by many other sources. The researchers have been taking air samples from remote sites around the Northern Hemisphere since 2000 while they have also obtained air samples in the North Pacific and the South Shetland Islands in Antarctic. The gases escape through vents in operating rooms (pictured) when breathed out by patients and from masks . The team also used two hourly measurements at a high altitude observatory at Jungfraujoch, Switzerland since 2013 to track anaesthetic gases. They then used computer modelling to produce global estimates for the concentrations of these gases. The gases escape from hospital operating rooms via air vents during surgery. An estimated 280 tonnes of anaesthetic gases are used every year. Jodi Sherman, an anaesthesiologist at Yale University who reviewed the paper, said hospitals should consider using other chemicals in anaesthetic. She said: 'There's nothing unique about desflurane that we can't do with other drugs. 'Desflurane we could live without, and every little bit makes a difference. 'Health care in and of itself in the US is one of the worst polluting industries. Scientists say that hospitals should consider alternative anaesthetics when performing operations like above . 'It generates eight percent of US greenhouse gases according to one study. 'Add to this the fact that climate change has been recognized by the World Health Organization as the number one health issue of the 21st century, and it behooves us to do a better job with emissions.' However, Edmond Eger, an anaethesiologist at the University of California San Francisco, said: 'What the report fails to note is that a major factor determining the environmental effect is the manner in which the anesthetics are used. 'Many anesthetists deliver sevoflurane or isoflurane in a two - three liters per minute flow but deliver desflurane in a lower flow - 0.5 to one liter per minute. 'Some believe that desflurane has clinical advantages that argue for its continued use.'",
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            "Anaesthetic gases used in surgery are accumulating in the Earth's atmosphere and contributing to climate change . The gases used in anaesthetic – desflurane, isoflurane and sevoflurane – are potent greenhouse gases that have 2,500 times the impact on global warming compared to carbon dioxide . While the concentrations in the atmosphere are low, they are having an increasing effect on the climate.",
            "Anaesthetic gases used in surgery are contributing to climate change as they accumulate in the atmosphere, according to scientists. The gases, used to send patients to sleep during surgery, are potent greenhouse gases that have 2,500 times the impact on global warming compared to carbon dioxide. While concentrations of the gases in the atmosphere are low, they are having an increasing effect on the climate, say researchers."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Hog’s Breath Café in Aspley is facing online criticism after a customer found a sink plug in her salad. The unhappy diner posted a picture of her unappetising salad to franchise's Facebook account where it was ‘liked’ over 2,000 times before she decided to remove it. The unhappy diner posted a picture of her unappetising salad to franchise's Facebook account where it was ‘liked’ over 2,000 times before she decided to remove it . Several Facebook users have left comments roasting the Hogs Breath, located north of Brisbane, for the embarrassing mistake. One jokes: ‘How long is the Buy one salad, Get one plug free meal offer valid till?’ While another suggests Hogs Breath’s new slogan could be ‘We provide everything from salad to the kitchen sink.’ Facebook users were quick to ridicule the steakhouse franchise after seeing a picture of the embarrassing incident . Hog's Breath Cafe Australian general manager Ross Worth said he had taken immediate action to make sure an instance like this will never happen again. ‘We have moved to ensure every plug has been chained to the sink,’ he told News Limited. He said the plug in question was from a sanitised ice bath that is used to wash lettuce and tomatoes. While social media users may have taken the incident lightly, Mr Worth said he had taken the issue ‘very seriously’. ‘We alerted the health department and have had them go in and check everything is up to scratch there, which of course it is.’ Mr Worth said he reached out and apologised to the woman who was served the unusual side.",
        "generated_text": "Hog’s Breath Café; Aspley; Online criticism; sink plug; salad; customer; Facebook; 2,000 times.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>A customer dining at Aspley Hogs Breath found a sink plug in her salad .\nShe posted a photo of the embarrassing incident to Facebook .\nThe post racked up over 2,000 likes before the diner removed it .\nSocial media users have left comments roasting the popular steakhouse .<END-1>",
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            "Hog’s Breath Café in Aspley is facing online criticism after a customer found a sink plug in her salad . The unhappy diner posted a picture of her unappetising salad to franchise's Facebook account where it was ‘liked’ over 2,000 times before she decided to remove it . Hog's Breath Cafe Australian general manager Ross Worth said he had taken immediate action to make sure an instance like this will never happen again .",
            "Hog's Breath Cafe in Aspley is facing online criticism after a customer found a sink plug in her salad, which was ‘liked’ over 2,000 times on Facebook before being removed . Hog's Breath Cafe Australian general manager Ross Worth said he had taken immediate action to ensure that an instance like this will never happen again ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A notorious brothel at the centre of Australia's first ever sex slavery case has gone on sale in a trendy Melbourne suburb. The Edwardian-style building and shopfront on Brunswick Street in Fitzroy was once owned by Wei Tang who was convicted in 2006 of keeping five Thai women as sex slaves. The brothel, formerly known as Club 417, has six bedrooms each with its own shower or spa, as well as a large lounge with a bar and a sitting room. The Edwardian-style building and shopfront on Brunswick Street in Fitzroy was once owned by Wei Tang who was convicted in 2006 of keeping five Thai women as sex slaves . It has been listed for sale through Barry Plant Real Estate and is being marketed on its potential for a range of uses including a 'business, bar, restaurant, student accommodation and any number of other options'. The property even comes with a brothel licence, according to the advertisement. The brothel, which was also known as Fair Lady Studio massage parlour, is currently between a t-shirt shop and television repair company, Fairfax Media reports. In 2008, the brothel's owner Tang became the first person to be found guilty under Australia's sexual servitude laws for forcing the Thai women to work at Club 417. The brothel, formerly known as Club 417, has six bedrooms each with its own shower or spa, as well as a large lounge with a bar and a sitting room . In 2008, the brothel's owner Tang became the first person to be found guilty under Australia's sexual servitude laws for forcing the Thai women to work at Club 417 . She was convicted two years before for holding the five women as slaves, but it took the court some time to define exactly what constituted a sex slave. Tang was sentenced to 10 years behind bars. The women, who worked six days a week, were brought out from Thailand and were forced to work to pay off the debts incurred by bringing them to Melbourne. It's listed for sale through Barry Plant Real Estate and is being marketed on its potential for a range of uses . The property stopped operating as a brothel in December 2013 and been vacant ever since. Selling agent Jim Dimitropoulos from Barry Plant Preston has indicated the price guide for the shopfront property is $1.3 million. The property at 417 Bruswick Street, Fitzroy will go under the hammer on May 1. The brothel comes with plenty of rear access from its former role . The building and shopfront of the building on Brunswick Street in Fitzroy, which was was once owned by Wei Tang, who was convicted in 2006 of keeping five Thai women as sex slaves . .",
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            "An Edwardian-style building and shopfront on Brunswick Street in Fitzroy, Brisbane is for sale. It has been listed as a potential business, bar, restaurant, student accommodation or brothel, and even comes with a brothel licence, according to the advertisement . The brothel was once owned by Wei Tang who was convicted in 2006 of keeping five Thai women as sex slaves .",
            "The Edwardian-style building and shopfront on Brunswick Street in Fitzroy, once owned by Wei Tang who was convicted in 2006 of keeping five Thai women as sex slaves, has been listed for sale through Barry Plant Real Estate . Selling agent Jim Dimitropoulos from Barry Plant Preston has indicated the price guide for the shopfront property is $1.3 million . The property stopped operating as a brothel in December 2013 and has been vacant ever since .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Momentarily, he looked his age. Having struck his second shot 163 yards to within six feet of the pin, Jordan Spieth stood over his ball on the 18th green. History was assured. He wasn’t going to three-putt from there, so whatever happened this would be the lowest 36-hole score in the history of the Masters. He wanted it to be more than that, though. The best it could be. The exuberance of youth was kicking in. Spieth missed. For the first time around Augusta, he made a mild mis-step. He wheeled away, hopped a little, almost coltish in his frustration. He marched back to his ball, prepared to tap it in. Except it wasn’t a real tap-in. There was a bit still to do. And at that point, Spieth checked. He stepped away. He marked his ball. He let Henrik Stenson play. He did the sensible thing. Spieth always does the sensible thing. That is part of his wonder. Jordan Spieth walks off the 18th after carding a 66 to finish 36 holes at a 14-under 130 . Spieth leads Charley Hoffman by five strokes, matching the largest halfway lead in Masters history . Some might think that makes him boring. It doesn’t make him boring. To shoot 14 under, the lowest two-round score at Augusta, and equal to the best 36-hole score recorded at a major championship, isn’t boring. We may be watching a sporting phenomenon. A performance as breathtaking as Tiger Woods’s arrival in 1997. There will come a time when such comparisons no longer seem like hyperbole. If Spieth repeats his achievement at the Hero World Challenge in Florida last year, perhaps, when he led from wire to wire and recorded a score of 26 under par. Those numbers are unlikely though. As the tournament committee set out ever more fiendish pin placements in the next two days to preserve the dignity of the famous greenery, his scores are bound to fall. Against that, it will be a lot harder to chase Spieth’s total than just maintain it. Modern courses have, of course, been Tiger-proofed before — but in the short term Augusta may need to be Spieth-proofed, too, if his scoring stays stable. This was his sixth round as a professional here and his worst score is level par. He has been in the top three players in five of those six, too. ‘I was a bit out of my comfort zone, at the moment on the 18th,’ Spieth confirmed. ‘I was going to have to work around Henrik’s line — and I just thought if I step away I am definitely going to make this putt, so that was the only way I could miss. ‘I have to work to control those things the next two days. If I can shoot 14 under then a lot of other players could shoot 14 under, so I have to be ready for that and to match their scores now. The stress levels can get pretty high. Still, it’s pretty cool any time you can lead the Masters and to set a record is awesome.’ Spieth broke Raymond Floyd's 36-hole scoring record by a stroke and blitzed the first 36 holes . At the age of 21 and playing in his second Masters, Spieth looks in complete control . Billy Horschel, Spieth’s playing partner, had wished for an imaginary tape recorder at the end of the first day. Horschel deadpanned that he needed a device that replayed the message ‘Nice hole, Jordan’ as they stood on every tee. Nothing changed overnight. Many had Augusta pegged as the venue where Rory McIlroy would complete his personal grand slam in 2015; instead, this Masters may go down as the moment where he was placed in the threatening shadow of a young Texan gunslinger, now in the vanguard of an American revival. Up ahead of Spieth, Ernie Els laboured valiantly to stay in touch. It was a salutary reminder of the need for good timing in any sporting career. At the age of 25, as McIlroy is now, Els won his first major, the 1994 US Open. He was considered capable of dominating the sport for the next decade, and he won it again in 1997. By that time, however, a 21-year-old called Tiger Woods had announced his arrival at the 1997 Masters. The era of Els never materialised. McIlroy may have achieved more and younger than Els, and Spieth may not be the ice-cold winning machine Woods was at his age — but he has done a damn good impression of one over the first two days. Already in the record books, Spieth has many more landmarks in sight these next two days. The record for birdies here stands at 25 from Phil Mickelson; Spieth already has 15. His course management was outstanding. Spieth took Augusta on, yet remained entirely in control. It helps that he is exceptional, yet strangely unspectacular. As Graeme McDowell pointed out recently there are better drivers, better chippers, better putters — and the statistics bear this out — but none who do all three as well as Spieth. He might not have the best game; but he has the most complete. There were tiny aberrations — he found the pine straw twice on the back nine — but they were rare. Most of the time, he was consistency personified, picking out the best line, the best lie, the most advantageous position on the green. When he dallied with a bunker on the par-five eighth, his third shot was so perfect that he sunk a two-foot putt for birdie. Spieth made 15 birdies through two rounds as he blazed his way around the Augusta fairways and greens . The young Texan pumps a fist to celebrate a birdie on the 13th during his sensational round . ‘That was special, even for you,’ said Horschel’s caddie Micah Fugitt. It was a masterful display, the work of a wise head not a callow college boy. It isn’t just that Spieth doesn’t think like a 21-year-old. At the 15th, a par five and a good birdie opportunity, he sensibly laid up, and then made four. Even when he missed, he missed cute. He has absorbed a lot from his mentor Ben Crenshaw, a fellow Texan and Augusta expert. Asked about ‘Ben’s advice’ on Thursday, Spieth sweetly replied: ‘Do you mean Mr Crenshaw?’ There wasn’t a hint of irony in his response. Had he stayed in school, he would be studying for his finals right now. Instead he is fast approaching £10m in career earnings and on the brink of a first major. The next Tiger? That is a heap of pressure to drop on young shoulders. The idea that McIlroy is without a serious challenger has been truly debunked. When Spieth shot 63 to win the Australian Open at Royal Sydney, the conditions were windy and inhospitable. McIlroy said he could have played the course a hundred times in those circumstances and not made Spieth’s score. Geoff Ogilvy claimed it may well have been the finest 18 holes of golf seen in Australia. Where do Spieth’s first 36 holes stand in the annals at Augusta? Ray Floyd played the previous best 36 holes — 13 under par — in 1976. Spieth now has that record, as well as that of the youngest player to hold the 18-hole lead. Like McIlroy’s US Open victory at Congressional in 2011 this could see a grand rewriting of the record books. He has barely put a foot wrong. Nice hole, Jordan? Seriously, dude, name one that wasn’t. Spieth recovers from among the trees at 13, and his caddie Michael Greller has to hand it to him (below)",
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            "Jordan Spieth, 21, has become the youngest player to lead the Masters after the first round . Spieth’s 64 beat the previous record of 66 for an opening round set by Craig Wood in 1941 and matched by Jack Nicklaus in 1965 and Greg Norman in 1996. Spieth broke Raymond Floyd's 36-hole scoring record by a stroke and blitzed the first 36 holes, leading Charley Hoffman by six strokes, matching the largest halfway lead in Masters history. He has been in the top three players in five of his six rounds as a professional at Augusta. If he repeats his achievement at the Hero World Challenge in Florida last year, where he led from wire to wire and recorded a score of 26 under par, we may be watching a",
            "Jordan Spieth has broken the record for the lowest 36-hole score in the history of the Masters with a score of 130 . The 21-year-old Texan has taken the tournament by storm, finishing the second round on a 14 under par score of 130, meaning he leads by six strokes . He has also equalled the best 36-hole score recorded at a major championship, which was set by six-time major winner Lee Janzen at the 1993 US Open. "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Jason Cotterill, 42, sent explicit revenge porn images of his ex partner to her children and set up 67 Facebook profiles to bombard her with abuse . A jilted lover who sent explicit revenge porn images of his ex-partner to her daughter and set up 67 Facebook profiles to bombard her with abuse has been jailed. Jason Cotterill, 42, plagued his victim with abusive messages over the internet after she tried to end their relationship in October last year. A court heard he also emailed the woman a link to an online sex video she was in - and threatened to post it on to her Facebook page. Cotterill knew his victim from childhood and knew that she had been previously involved in making sex tapes, Birmingham Magistrates' Court heard. He and the victim had attended the same school when they were children but got back in contact through Facebook in 2013. They met up for three dates between January and September 2013 but had sex on just one occasion. The court was told that the mother - a former sex worker - immediately regretted the liaison and told her lover she did not want to see him again. Soon afterwards she began receiving 'creepy' messages from the defendant, saying he loved her and wanted to be with her. As a result, she 'unfriended' him on Facebook and changed her mobile phone number. During the trial the woman told the court he set up 67 different Facebook in an attempt to contact her after she blocked him on the social networking site. She said: 'He started setting up different profiles on Facebook to send me messages. He also sent my family messages and my friends messages because he couldn't get to me. 'I was very upset, it drove me insane, it made me depressed. I'm on medication. 'His language was absolutely disgusting. He was asking me why I wasn't playing any more, calling me names.' The victim said Cotterill found pictures of her on the internet that he threatened to send to her family and friends. He sent more than one to her daughter, she said. Birmingham Magistrates' Court heard he also emailed the woman a link to an online sex video she was in - and threatened to post it on her Facebook page. Cotterill knew his victim from childhood and knew that she had been previously involved in making sex tapes . In October last year, Cotterill sent the victim a link to an x-rated explicit video with a message that said: 'F**k it, I'm going to have it as my profile picture'. He also taunted the victim on Facebook, telling her: 'I am going to send some more pictures too because it's fun lol.' The 42-year-old was 'driven insane' and suffered depression and panic attacks after Cotterill spent a year sending 'disgusting' messages. David Houldcroft, defending, said Cotterill, who had two previous convictions for harassment, accepted sending the link and that it would have caused her upset. Cotterill, of Oldbury, was jailed for 12 weeks and had previously been found guilty of harassment following a trial. As well as being jailed, he was also banned indefinitely from contacting his victim . 'He regrets that and understands that he has problems with relationships,' Mr Houldcroft said. 'He suffers from depression and has alcohol issues. He recognises that he needs help.' Cotterill, of Oldbury, was jailed for 12 weeks and had previously been found guilty of harassment following a trial. As well as being jailed, he was also banned indefinitely from contacting his victim. District Judge David Robinson said: 'You harassed the complainant over a three-month period and used social networks constantly in a threatening manner to get her to re-engage with you. 'There are a number of aggravating features in this case. 'You sought to use dozens of Facebook profiles to get in touch with her, you also found a link to a pornographic site and made use of that. 'You either involved or threatened to involve others, sending the link to the woman's friends and her sister, insinuating that her children might get to see the photos. 'You used the power you had over her by the knowledge of those photos.'",
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            "Jason Cotterill, 42, has been jailed for 12 weeks for sending explicit revenge porn images of his ex-partner to her children and setting up 67 Facebook profiles to bombard her with abuse . He knew his victim from childhood and knew that she had been previously involved in making sex tapes . The jilted lover also plagued his victim with abusive messages over the internet after she tried to end their relationship in October last year.",
            "A man who sent explicit revenge porn images of his ex-partner to her daughter and set up 67 Facebook profiles to bombard her with abuse has been jailed . Jason Cotterill, 42, plagued his victim with abusive messages over the internet after she tried to end their relationship in October last year . They met up for three dates between January and September 2013 but had sex on just one occasion ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A federal judge has approved a plan to resolve concussion lawsuits brought by more than 5,000 former players that could cost the league $1billion over 65 years. The deal comes after the league has been dogged for years by complaints that it long hid the risks of repeated concussions in order to return players to the field. The NFL expects 6,000 of nearly 20,000 retired players to suffer from Alzheimer's disease or moderate dementia someday. The settlement approved on Wednesday by a federal judge in Philadelphia would pay them about $190,000 on average. Senior US District Judge Anita Brody (left) approved the deal on Wednesday after twice sending it back to lawyers over concerns the fund might run out. Former Philadelphia Eagles fullback Kevin Turner (right) suffers from Lou Gehrig's disease and led the lawsuit against the NFL . The settlement also includes allowing for monetary awards of up to $5million per claimant for serious medical conditions associated with repeated head trauma. Senior U.S. District Judge Anita Brody approved the deal after twice sending it back to lawyers over concerns the fund might run out. The negotiators did not increase the original $765million plan, but agreed to remove that number as the cap. The deal means the NFL may never have to disclose what it knew when about the risks and treatment of concussions. Players' lawyers have argued that the settlement will help families get needed financial awards or medical testing that might take years if the case went to trial. The league expects 6,000 of nearly 20,000 retired players to suffer from Alzheimer's disease or moderate dementia someday. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell (above) has been criticized for not doing enough to prevent players from getting concussions . The league's top lawyer said Brody's approval 'powerfully underscores the fairness and propriety' of the settlement. 'Retirees and their families will be eligible for prompt and substantial benefits and will avoid years of costly litigation that — as Judge Brody's comprehensive opinion makes clear — would have an uncertain prospect of success,' NFL general counsel Jeff Pash said in a statement. The total NFL payouts over 65 years, including interest and $112million sought for lawyer fees, is expected to be more than $1billion. Critics contend the NFL is getting off lightly given annual revenues of about $10billion. However, plaintiffs would have first had to fight their way into court — instead of getting booted to NFL mediation under their players' contracts — to prevail. About 200 NFL retirees or their families have rejected the settlement and plan to sue the league individually including the family of former New England Patriots linebacker Junior Seau (above) Seau (above) committed suicide at his San Diego-area home in 2012 after several years of increasingly erratic behavior. An autopsy showed he suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy or CTE . 'From a business point of view, (the NFL has)...avoided what may have been the biggest risk to their continued prosperity,' said Andrew Brandt, director of the sports law program at Villanova University law school. 'Removing this as a threat is extraordinary,' he said. The NFL lawsuits, and similar suits filed later against the NHL, the NCAA and others, has fostered debate, discussion and safety reforms about sports concussions. Yet the NFL games seem to be as wildly popular as ever. 'I know people talk about, it's dangerous, and mothers won't let their sons play football. But I don't see that. I don't see that at all,' Brandt said. About 200 NFL retirees or their families have rejected the settlement and plan to sue the league individually. They include the family of Junior Seau, the popular Pro Bowler who killed himself at his San Diego-area home in 2012 after several years of increasingly erratic behavior. An autopsy showed he suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE. The NFL earlier this year said concussions have dropped by 36 per cent after they changed the way players tackle (above David Bruton #30 of the Denver Broncos lies on the ground in pain in 2014) Brody most recently asked for several tweaks, including partial credit for time played in NFL Europe and other developmental leagues, to broaden the settlement. Negotiators quickly agreed to her suggestions. She rejected other complaints raised at a November hearing, including those who say the agreement does not cover future deaths from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain disease that can only be diagnosed after death, or contemplate the day when it might be diagnosed in the living. Others oppose the award reductions for older men and those who played fewer than five years in the league. 'Although objectors insist that there must be compensation for CTE, the NFL parties were unwilling to settle claims based solely on a (diagnosis) ... rather than on manifest neurocognitive deficits,' the lead negotiators wrote in a March court filing urging Brody to approve the deal. 'Many of the behavioral and mood conditions claimed to be associated with CTE are prevalent within the general public.'",
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            "A federal judge approved a plan to resolve concussion lawsuits brought by more than 5,000 former NFL players that could cost the league $1billion over 65 years . The deal comes after the league has been dogged for years by complaints that it long hid the risks of repeated concussions in order to return players to the field .",
            "A federal judge has approved a plan to resolve concussion lawsuits brought by more than 5,000 former players that could cost the league $1 billion over 65 years . The deal means the NFL may never have to disclose what it knew when about the risks and treatment of concussions. The total NFL payouts over 65 years, including interest and $112 million sought for lawyer fees, is expected to be more than $1 billion ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Police have launched a major investigation into claims of sexual abuse at care homes in Nottinghamshire dating back more than 70 years. Operation Xeres will focus on allegations relating to abuse at Skegby Hall children's home near Mansfield. The inquiry will also look into nine other centres in Nottinghamshire where children were said to have been physically or sexually abused. Skegby Hall in Mansfield, which was a former children's care home. Police have launched an investigation looking into claims of sexual abuse at the home . The 10 centres, all of which have either closed or changed their use since the time of the alleged abuse, also includes Whatton Youth Detention Centre. Also being investigated are three former residential centres in Mansfield and five others in Worksop, Southwell and Stapleford. The inquiry will have a team of 20 people looking into the abuse claims and will also include two social workers. Three of the 23 allegations relate to a former youth detention centre, where teenage inmates were detained with the oldest claim dating back to the 1940s. Police will look at whether the abuse was systematic or organised. However, they say they are aware many of the records relating to the homes may no longer exist and that some of the alleged perpetrators may have died. The investigation comes after calls for an inquiry by people who claimed they were sexually abused at Skegby Hall. The investigation called Operation Xeres has been launched by Nottinghamshire Police, pictured. The inquiry will have a team of 20 people looking into the abuse claims and will also include two social workers . A separate inquiry called Operation Daybreak is already looking at child abuse at homes in Nottingham in the 1960s and 70s. It comes after 189 former residents of 18 children's homes in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire say they were abused between the 1950s and 1980s. So far 11 people have been arrested in connection with the inquiry. Among the victims to speak to Nottinghamshire Police in connection with alleged abuse is Golden Globe and Bafta winner, Samantha Morton. The actress who spent most of her childhood living in institutions in Nottingham, spoke out last year saying she was abused by two male residential home workers at the Red Tile Children's Home when she was just 13. The double-Oscar nominee said she decided to waive her right to anonymity in the wake of a report detailing sexual exploitation of 1,400 children over a period of 16 years in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.",
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            "Police have launched a major investigation into claims of sexual abuse at care homes in Nottinghamshire dating back more than 70 years . Operation Xeres will focus on allegations relating to abuse at Skegby Hall children's home near Mansfield . The inquiry will also look into nine other centres in Nottinghamshire where children were said to have been physically or sexually abused .",
            "Police have launched a major investigation into claims of sexual abuse at care homes in Nottinghamshire dating back more than 70 years . Operation Xeres will focus on allegations relating to abuse at Skegby Hall children's home near Mansfield . The inquiry will also look into nine other centers in Nottinghamshire where children were said to have been physically or sexually abused ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A woman of Arab and Jewish descent who was strip-searched at a Detroit-area airport has reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed on her behalf, the American Civil Liberties Union said Tuesday. The federal government will give Shoshana Hebshi $40,000 as compensation for being humiliated on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks after armed agents forced her from a plane at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, made her undress during a search and held her for hours. Frontier Airlines, the Transportation Security Administration and Wayne County Airport Authority were named in the federal lawsuit. Won her case: Shoshana Hebshi, of Sylvania, Ohio, who was strip-searched at a Detroit-area airport, will gain $40,000 as compensation for being humiliated . Yoga instructor: Hebshi works as a freelance writer, yoga instructor, and is a mother to two twins . Hebshi, who has a Jewish mother and Saudi Arabian father, has said she was ethnically profiled based on her dark complexion. 'I filed this lawsuit because I didn't want others to experience the kind of unnecessary trauma that I did, and it has given me faith that the justice system can work to protect constitutional rights,' Hebshi said in a release. 'This settlement gives me some peace of mind. Now, I feel like I can finally put the incident behind me.' Hebshi of Sylvania, Ohio, was traveling home after visiting a sister in California when was removed from the Frontier Airlines flight after it landed Sept. 11, 2011. She was seated next to two Indian-American men, whom crew members had said spent a lot of time in the plane's bathroom. All three were detained, according to the ACLU. Hebshi was held for hours before being released. The two men also were released. 'People do not forfeit their constitutional rights when they step onto an airplane,' said ACLU attorney Rachel Goodman. Traveler: Hebshi, pictured with her family at Stonehenge in England, was traveling on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 when she was ethnically profiled . Ethnically profiled: Shoshana Hebshi, a woman of Arab and Jewish descent was strip-searched at Detroit Metropolitan Airport on the 10th anniversary on 9/11 . 'This settlement sends that critical message, and will help protect future passengers from having to endure what Shoshana went through.' The Airport Authority said its insurer agreed to a financial settlement to avoid 'further time-consuming and costly litigation.' That amount was not released. Airport police 'acted quickly and responsibly, and followed appropriate protocols in responding to a request for help from one of our airline partners,' Authority Chief Executive Thomas Naughton said in a release. 'I strongly support their actions. We remain committed to vigilantly protecting the safety of the travelling public.' As part of the settlement, Frontier will amend its employee handbook to more clearly state its zero-tolerance policy on discrimination and provide all new employees with training on that revision. The airline also will amend its customer complaint policy to ensure allegations of discrimination are given appropriate attention. Frontier Airlines declined to comment on the settlement. According to Hebshi's Twiiter, she is a mother of twin boys and works as a yoga instructor and freelance writer. Human right's advocate: 'I filed this lawsuit because I didn't want others to experience the kind of unnecessary trauma that I did,' Hebshi said in a release . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.",
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            "Woman of Arab and Jewish descent, Shoshana Hebshi, is to receive a $40,000 compensation from the federal government after being strip-searched at Detroit-area airport on the 10th anniversary of 9/11, according to the American Civil Liberties Union . She was forced from a plane, made to undress and held for hours after being detained by armed agents. Frontier Airlines, the Transportation Security Administration and Wayne County Airport Authority were named in the federal lawsuit .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Lewis Hamilton is creating a bit of a track record for himself  - and this one isn't on the starting grid. Celebrating his win at the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday, he sprayed champagne straight into the face of one of the hostesses. But a leading group which campaigns against sexism has condemned the behavior of the driver - who used to date ex-Pussy Cat Doll Nicole Scherzinger - as 'selfish and inconsiderate', saying he should be forced to apologise for 'specially directing' the bubbly into the woman's face. Others have called the driving ace an 'embarrassment to the UK', while another said his behaviour showed that he was an 'ignorant clown'. Scroll down for video . Right in the ear: Lewis Hamilton celebrates winning the Chinese Grand Prix by spraying the hostess in the face with champagne . Not impressed: The hostess looks less than impressed as she is sprayed with champagne on the podium in Shanghai on Sunday . Trademark move: It's not the first time the racing ace has sprayed a grid girl with bubbly - he's also done it after winning the Spanish Grand Prix and even at the Austrian Grand Prix, where he lost out on the top spot . Caught by surprise: The hostess's colleagues laugh in the background as she gets a soaking from the champion British racing driver . Drenched: Hamilton controlled the contest in Shanghai to seal his second victory in three races and extend his lead at the summit of the Formula One world championship . Roz Hardie, chief executive of Object, a campaign on media sexism and 'sex object culture', said: 'The photographs appear to show that the woman is not just being splashed, but that the champagne is being very specifically directed into her face, which does not look like a voluntary piece of horseplay on her part. 'If this if the case we think Lewis Hamilton should apologise for his actions and think carefully about how he behaves in the future. For most people, it would be apparent that she is not enjoying it. 'It is surely a very difficult position to be a grid girl and she would have had little option but to stand there and take it. That is something of which he should be aware. But instead, he appears to have abused her position. 'It's unfortunate that a great victory has been marred by what appears to be selfish and inconsiderate behaviour.' Ms Hardie added that the episode highlighted the more general issue of women being viewed as sexual objects in the motoring world. She said: 'Motor racing appears to unnecessarily portray women as sexualised objects and that probably makes it even harder for the women to stand up for themselves. We would hope people in the industry would be respectful to these women. On Twitter, Hamilton was described as a 'bully' and 'disgusting'. Another user simply said: 'Man please stop spraying Champagne on the Podium Ladies. They don't like it', while one outraged user said he was a 'scumbag - an embarrassment to UK'. Another wrote: 'Have a bit more respect for the ladies please. Spraying Champagne in her face was out of order #child #idiot.' And one tweeted: 'Shame on you F1 and Lewis Hamilton for disgraceful treatment of women during champagne celebration#sexism.' It is not the first time the racing icon has whipped out his victory move. He celebrated in a similar fashion after winning Spanish Grand Prix last year, which was his fourth consecutive win in a row and the one that finally put him on top of the World Championship table. And although he lost the Austrian Grand Prix to teammate Nico Rosberg, he didn't shy away from popping the cork directly at a hostess. The 30-year-old was even asked to demonstrate his champagne skills on Graham Norton's talk show in 2013. Sprayed: He's made it a signature move, here Hamilton sprays a hostess at Montmelo at the Spanish Grand Prix at Circuit de Catalunya . But not everyone was offended by his behaviour. Many found his actions amusing, while another said: 'I can think of worse things to happen at work than getting sprayed in the face with champagne by @LewisHamilton.. Lighten up people!' Hamilton controlled the contest in Shanghai to seal his second victory in three races and extend his lead at the summit of the Formula One world championship yesterday. But it wasn't all smiles at yesterday's race after a serious feud was sparked between Hamilton and his teammate Nico Rosberg, following a press conference. His Mercedes partner accused him of severely compromising his strategy and leaving him under unnecessary pressure from Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel. With the top three drivers covered by only 3.5 seconds ahead of the final round of pit-stops, Rosberg reported on the radio that ‘Lewis is driving very slowly. Tell him to speed up.’ Hamilton, seemingly protecting his tyres, was given the hurry-up by Mercedes and both he and Rosberg eventually emerged from their final pit-stop first and second with Vettel third. The world champion, sitting beside his teammate, told the press conference yesterday: 'I wasn't controlling his race, I was controlling my own race. 'My goal was to look after my car. I had no real threat from Nico throughout the whole race.' Soaked: It wasn't all smiles after a serious feud was sparked between Hamilton and his teammate Nico Rosberg, following a press conference . Smiles: The Mercedes driver poses with his trophy and champagne bottle on the podium after winning the Chinese Formula One on Sunday . A visibly angry Rosberg replied: 'It's just now interesting to hear from you Lewis that you were just thinking about yourself with the pace in front when that was compromising my race. 'Driving slower than was maybe necessary in the beginning of the stint meant Sebastian was close to me and it opened up the opportunity for Sebastian to try an early pit stop to try and jump me and then I had to cover him. 'It was unnecessarily close with Sebastian as a result, and also it cost me a lot of race time because I had to cover him. Then my tyres died at the end of the race because my stint was just so much longer, so I'm unhappy about that.' The spat has reopened the wounds from last year when both men tried to out-manoeuvre, and at times out-pysch one another as their battle for the title unfolded. It culminated in the pair colliding with one another in the Belgian Grand Prix, resulting in Rosberg being reprimanded and sanctioned by the team. This proved to be a turning point in the championship as Hamilton went on to dominate the closing races en route to taking his second crown. Spat: Nico Rosberg (left) accused Hamilton of severely compromising his strategy and leaving him under unnecessary pressure from Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Lewis Hamilton, 30, sealed victory in Shanghai at Chinese Grand Prix yesterday, his second win in three races .\nHe celebrated with  'trademark' move of spraying champagne in the face of the hostess - much to her surprise .\nBut Object, which campaigns against sexism, said he should apologise for his 'selfish and inconsiderate' actions .\nOthers called the driving ace 'an embarrassment to the UK', while another said it showed he was an 'ignorant clown'<END-1>",
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            "Lewis Hamilton was criticised for spraying champagne into the face of one of the hostesses celebrating his win at the Chinese Grand Prix. Campaign group Object, which aims to combat sexism, condemned his behaviour as \"selfish and inconsiderate\" and called for Hamilton to apologise. Others have called the driving ace an \"embarrassment to the UK\".",
            "Lewis Hamilton is facing criticism from a leading group which campaigns against sexism for spraying champagne in the face of a hostess at the Chinese Grand Prix celebrations . However, not everyone was offended by his behaviour and many found his actions amusing . Hamilton controlled the contest in Shanghai to seal his second victory in three races and extend his lead at the summit of the Formula One world championship yesterday."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)ISIS fighters seized several districts in the Iraqi city of Ramadi in an hours-long assault Friday that included suicide and car bombs, an Iraqi provincial official said. At least 10 Iraqi security forces were killed in the attacks, according to Faleh al-Essawi, the deputy head of Iraq's Anbar provincial council. And the head of the Iraqi military operation in Anbar province, Gen. Qassim al-Muhammadi, was wounded. The northern Ramadi districts of Albu Faraj, Albu Essa and Albu Risha were in the hands of ISIS by the time the day was done. Located about 70 miles (110 kilometers) west of Baghdad, Ramadi has seen intense and persistent fighting for months. ISIS took over parts of that western Anbar city in the first half of 2014, and it's been part of a tug of war ever since. Iraqi security forces discovered tunnels in February that they say could have led opposition fighters to a central government compound in the city.  But they didn't find all of them: A few weeks later, ISIS detonated hundreds of homemade bombs from a tunnel underneath an army headquarters there, according to Sabah Al-Karhout, the head of the Anbar provincial council. More than 40 Iraqi soldiers died in that explosion. Iraqi and allied forces have made inroads in recent weeks, beating back the group that calls itself the Islamic State, which took over vast swaths of Iraq and neighboring Syria last year. Their most high-profile victory, for instance, was the recapture of Tikrit. And U.S.-led airstrikes have already made a difference, according to officials in Washington and beyond. Still, ISIS remains a formidable force and, as the Ramadi assault shows, one that's still capable and willing to go on offense to take territory. That may be best illustrated by the case of Mosul, Iraq's second largest city and the site of one of its biggest embarrassments when Iraqi soldiers and police dropped their weapons and fled their posts as ISIS forces advanced last June. A U.S. official said in February that up to 25,000 Iraqis troops were expected to return to the key northern Iraqi city in April or May. But, on Thursday, a senior official in U.S. President Barack Obama's administration appeared to back away from that timeline -- saying an Iraqi-led assault on Mosul \"might be some time from now (or) might be soon.\" Calling for \"patience,\" an administration official said that winning Mosul is a complex endeavor. The same could be said for the entire effort to defeat ISIS. It will \"take a lot of capacity,\" the official said, \"and some time to build.\" CNN's Kim Acosta contributed to this report.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Anbar provincial official: Suicide and car bombs were part of the ISIS assault .\nIraqi and allied forces have had recent success, but ISIS remains powerful .<END-1>",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Nigel Farage has revealed his preparation technique for tonight's crunch election debate – no booze until 6pm. The Ukip leader said he wanted to 'keep his mind as clear as possible' before the two-hour live TV showdown. But he admitted that he would break his drink ban at 6pm before heading into the studio for the showdown against Britain's six other political party leaders. admitted that he would break his drink ban at 6pm before heading into the studio for the showdown against Britain's six other political party leaders . Mr Farage, speaking on FubarRadio.com, said: 'I think that for a big event like this there is a risk people over-prepare. They are over-scripted. 'They have decided what their lines are before they go in front of the camera to answer the questions.' He added: 'I just want to keep my mind as clear as I possibly can and not have a drink – until after 6 o'clock.' A Ukip aide had previously admitted Mr Farage would have a drink or two ahead of the debate. Asked what preparations Mr Farage would be making today ahead of the debate, the spokesman said: 'He'll have a couple of gin and tonics and on you go.' Mr Farage has been made the bookies favourite to come out on top in tonight's ITV showdown. Mr Cameron insisted he was not nervous and was 'relishing' the prospect of the two-hour debate in the ITV studios at Salford's MediaCityUK (pictured) Ed Miliband arrives for a Q&A session at Bury Town Hall  ahead of the televised Leaders debate in Manchester tonight . David Cameron met pupils during his visit to King's Leadership Academy in Warrington while on the General Election campaign trail . He has admitted feeling 'pretty good' about his TV test, telling Sky News: 'I hope the truth comes out on some issues. 'Particularly, I shall be arguing and asking the Prime Minister and others, will they please admit that, as members of the EU, we cannot have an immigration policy of any kind at all.' Mr Cameron and Mr Farage will share the platform tonight with Labour's Ed Miliband and Lib Dem Nick Clegg, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, the Green Party's Natalie Bennett and Plaid Cymru's Leanne Wood. Green Party Leader Natalie Bennett meets supporters and media in Piccadilly Gardens as she arrives in Manchester today . It is the only time Mr Cameron will go up against Mr Miliband, with one of them certain to be Prime Minister after May 7. Mr Cameron had earlier joked that he would use jujitsu to 'put Nigel Farage on the floor' – after asking schoolchildren about the best way to deal with the Ukip leader. The PM later backtracked, insisting there will be 'no bodily contact' during the debate. All of the party leaders have spent the day preparing for tonight's debate, with Mr Cameron facing the prospect of having to defend the Tory-led government from attack on several fronts. Mr Cameron visited King's Leadership Academy in Warrington, where he spoke to pupils about their favourite sports. Chatting in a playground, the Tory leader said: 'In this debate tonight, jujitsu, is that the right thing?' To laughter he added: 'Shall I get Nigel Farage and put him on the floor, is that OK?' But later he played down the idea of physical violence, telling reporters: 'It was a joke. There'll be no bodily contact tonight.' Mr Cameron insisted he was not nervous and was 'relishing' the prospect of the two-hour debate in the ITV studios at Salford's MediaCityUK. Mr Cameron told reporters: 'It is a chance to get across that we have a long-term economic plan that is working.' Mr Clegg meanwhile has said he will go for a walk to 'clear my head' before making his way to the TV studios, while Mr Miliband said the best preparation was 'getting out to meet people'. Addressing supporters in Bury, Mr Miliband said the most important people on the night for him were not the other six leaders or moderator Julie Etchingham but 'the British public'. Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood arrives at the ITV Studios at MediaCityUK in Salford Quays today . Lots have been drawn to agree where each of the leaders will stand and when they get to speak. The agreed line up behind the podiums will be, from left to right: Natalie Bennett (Green), Nick Clegg (Lib Dem), Nigel Farage (Ukip), Ed Miliband (Labour), Leanne Wood (Plaid Cymru), Nicola Sturgeon (SNP) and David Cameron (Conservative). Names drawn out of a hat also helped to decide who will get to speak first, with Ms Bennett opening proceedings and Mr Cameron having the final word by giving the last closing remarks. The two-hour live debate will be be screened from 8pm to 10pm. Each leader will give an opening statement to a studio audience of around 200 people. They will then be allowed to deliver an uninterrupted one-minute answer to each question, before 18 minutes of debate on each question. There will be just four 'substantial election questions' covered during the night. Each leader will then give a closing statement to the cameras, before the programme ends at 10pm.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Military officials in Kazakhstan have introduced a Miss Army competition in the hope of encouraging more recruits. The Kazakhstani Ministry of Defence has chosen 123 of its prettiest female soldiers and posted their photos online where viewers can vote for their favourites. The pictures show the women  in three set poses – in military uniform,  with weapons and  in civilian clothing – and they have already been viewed more than 30,000 times. Frontline femme fatale: Abildaeva Aigul Isahanovna is among 123 of Kazakhstan's 'prettiest soldiers' who have been put forward by the military for its Miss Army competition in the hope of encouraging more recruits . In the (fashion) line of fire: The Kazakhstani Ministry of Defence has posted their photos online – including this one of Uzbehanova Marjane Abilovna – so viewers can vote for their favourites . Deskbound diva: The pictures show the women in three set poses – in military uniform, with weapons and in civilian clothing – and they have already been viewed more than 30,000 times by voters . Prone to male advances: A military spokesman said the competition was also open to voters not only from Kazakhstan but also neighbouring countries Krygystan, Azerbaijan and Russia . A spokesman for the MoD said: 'Voting began this week and the competition is open until the 10th of May. 'We've been flooded with views and the clear favourite at the moment is Sergeant Aigerim Karakuchukova who is in the lead with over 1,100 votes. 'There is still a long way to go though and anyone could win.' The spokesman revealed that the competition was also open to voters not only from Kazakhstan but also neighbouring countries Krygystan, Azerbaijan and Russia. Don't miss out: Voting began this week and the Miss Army competition will be open until May 10 . Favourite: Sergeant Aigerim Karakuchukova is the front-runner so far with more than 1,100 votes . Military models: Soldiers Meyramova Sulushash Adilhanova (left) and Dzhanabaeva Zarina Sabitzhanovna (right) also feature in the competition. Voter Nicephorus Bocharov said there were 'certainly some fine looking women in there' but he wasn't convinced it would make him sign up and fight . Aiguilles Vitaly is seen here in her competition photograph. A military spokesman said the winner will receive a cash prize and  the knowledge of knowing she is the most beautiful woman soldier in Kazakhstan . Faces of the frontline: One voter, Emil Efremov, 32, believes the competition would also do much to improve the image of Kazakhstan after it was lampooned by Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy persona Borat . Voter Nicephorus Bocharov, 34, said: 'There are certainly some fine looking women in there, although I'm not sure it would make me want to sign up and fight.' Another fan, Emil Efremov, 32, believes the competition would also do much to improve the image of Kazakhstan after it was lampooned by Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy persona Borat. He said: 'I think this is a very good idea. 'After the world was introduced to Borat, people have the impression that everyone here lives on a farm and sleeps with donkeys. PR offensive: Military chiefs hope the competition will attract hundreds of young men to join up . Emil Efremov, 32, said of the competition: 'I think this is a very good idea. After the world was introduced to Borat, people have the impression that everyone here lives on a farm and sleeps with donkeys' Soldiers Amanzholova Madina Amanzholovna (left) and Lunara Baimukhametova (right) 'These photos show that Kazakh women are as beautiful as any others. I have voted for all of them.' The MoD spokesman said: 'The winner will receive a cash prize and have the knowledge of knowing she is the most beautiful woman soldier in Kazakhstan. 'And hopefully, she'll have the pleasure of knowing she attracted hundreds of young men to join up.' Emil Efremov said: 'These photos show Kazakh women are as beautiful as any others. I voted for them all' An MoD spokesman said: 'The winner will receive a cash prize and have the knowledge of knowing she is the most beautiful woman soldier in Kazakhstan'",
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            "The Kazakhstani Ministry of Defence has chosen 123 of its prettiest female soldiers and posted their photos online where viewers can vote for their favourites . Voting began this week and the competition is open until May 10 . The spokesman revealed that the competition was also open to voters not only from Kazakhstan but also neighbouring countries Krygystan, Azerbaijan and Russia .",
            "Military officials in Kazakhstan have introduced a Miss Army competition in the hope of encouraging more recruits . The Kazakhstani Ministry of Defence has chosen 123 of its prettiest female soldiers and posted their photos online where viewers can vote for their favourites. Voting began this week and the Miss Army competition will be open until May 10."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A passenger waiting to board a plane in an airport terminal has been hospitalised with deep cuts on his leg and buttocks after he broke a toilet he was squatting on. Passenger Jin Pai, 35, was standing on the rim of a toilet in Hefei Xinqiao International Airport in the city of Hefei, the capital city of eastern China's Anhui Province, when it smashed to the ground. According to airport officials he had not wanted to let his bottom touch the seat because he was 'worried it might not be clean'. Passenger Jin Pai, 35, was standing on the rim of a toilet when it collapsed, leaving him hospitalised . The smashed up toilet in Hefei Xinqiao International Airport in the city of Hefei . But he was caught out when the porcelain toilet then tipped over and shattered on the floor, cutting the man in several places. The injured man was found bleeding on the toilet floor after he had telephoned his travelling companions for help. He had been too embarrassed to shout for help and had hoped they would assist but he was too badly hurt for anything other than an immediate trip to hospital. Authorities and emergency personnel arrived to check the man into a Hefei hospital, where he received several dozens stitches on his left leg and buttocks. Then man broke the toilet in Hefei Xinqiao International Airport in the city of Hefei . The passenger reportedly confessed to his friends that he was squatting on the toilet, but later changed his story to the police, possibly to avoid paying compensation, and said he was sitting when the poorly built toilet gave way. Authorities said they believed the incident was an accident. Police spokesman Bo Chiang said: 'In any case, we would like to remind people that these toilets are for sitting on, not for standing on.'",
        "generated_text": "Man; toilet; Hefei Xinqiao International Airport; Jin Pai; 35; Authorities; incident; accident.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jin Pai was standing on rim of a toilet in Hefei Xinqiao International Airport .\nThe porcelain toilet then tipped over and shattered on the floor .\nThe 35-year-old is left with deep cuts to his leg and buttocks .<END-1>",
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            "A man who was standing on the rim of a toilet in the Hefei Xinqiao International Airport in China has been hospitalised with deep cuts on his leg and buttocks after the toilet collapsed . Jin Pai had not wanted to let his bottom touch the seat because he was ‘worried it might not be clean’. Authorities said they believed the incident was an accident .",
            "Passenger Jin Pai, 35, was standing on the rim of a toilet in Hefei Xinqiao International Airport in the city of Hefei when it smashed to the ground . But he was caught out when the porcelain toilet then tipped over and shattered on the floor, cutting the man in several places . Authorities and emergency personnel arrived to check the man into a Hefei hospital, where he received several dozens stitches on his left leg and buttocks .",
            "A man was hospitalised after he broke a toilet by standing on the rim of it at Hefei Xinqiao International Airport in Hefei, China . Jin Pai, 35, had not wanted to sit on the toilet seat because he was worried it might not be clean . Authorities believe the incident was an accident and would like to remind people that toilets are for sitting on, not standing on ."
        ]
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        "split_name": "test",
        "sample_id": "test_59",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The Labour candidate in Britain's most marginal seat was last night accused of failing to tell voters that she met Vladimir Putin in Moscow two years ago when a controversial billion-dollar arms deal was signed. Tulip Siddiq, a former aide to Ed Miliband, and who is standing for Labour in Hampstead, was at the Kremlin with her aunt, the hardline leader of Bangladesh who is accused of human rights abuses. A smiling Ms Siddiq was photographed alongside Putin and Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh and Ms Siddiq's mother Rehana. Labour candidate Tulip Siddiq (left) was last night accused of failing to tell voters that she met Vladimir Putin (right) in Moscow two years ago . But the Tories last night accused Ms Siddiq of trying to conceal her extraordinary links to Putin and Sheikh Hasina. They claimed she appears to have gone to great lengths to cover up her trip in January 2013 – just six months before she won a hotly-contested Labour selection contest in Hampstead – and her links with Hasina. The Tories also said she had deleted postings and photographs on her blog which showed how she campaigned to get her aunt re-elected. And they questioned why her 1,200-word official Labour profile made no mention of Putin, the arms deal or being a member of a ruling Bangladeshi dynasty. A Tory official said: 'It seems very odd that Ms Siddiq has appeared to try to conceal the most interesting parts of her political life.' Retiring Labour MP Glenda Jackson won Hampstead with a majority of just 42 in 2010. Last night a Labour spokesman said: 'Tulip is proud of her background and has always been very open about it.' As for the photograph, the spokesman said: 'Tulip was totally separate from any official delegation but was invited to an event with her family.' The Tories last night accused Ms Siddiq of trying to conceal her extraordinary links to Russian President Vladimir Putin (pictured)",
        "generated_text": "Tulip Siddiq; Labour; Hampstead; Tories; Putin; arms deal; Tories; postings.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Tulip Siddiq accused of failing to tell voters she met Vladimir Putin in 2013 .\nLabour candidate met Russian President at signing of billion-dollar arms deal .\nFormer aide to Labour leader Ed Milbiand is standing for party in Hampstead .<END-1>",
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            "Labour candidate Tulip Siddiq has been accused of failing to tell voters that she met Vladimir Putin two years ago in Moscow at a controversial billion-dollar arms deal signing . The Conservative Party has also accused Siddiq of trying to conceal her links to Putin and Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, and of deleting postings on her blog that showed how she campaigned to get her aunt re-elected . Siddiq denies the accusations.",
            "Tulip Siddiq, a former aide to Ed Miliband, and who is standing for Labour in Hampstead, was accused of failing to tell voters that she met Vladimir Putin in Moscow two years ago when a controversial billion-dollar arms deal was signed . The Tories claimed she appeared to have gone to great lengths to cover up her trip in January 2013 . The Tories also said she had deleted postings and photographs on her blog which showed how she campaigned to get her aunt re-elected.",
            "The Labour candidate in Britain's most marginal seat was accused of failing to tell voters that she met Vladimir Putin in Moscow two years ago . The Tories claimed she appears to have gone to great lengths to cover up her trip in January 2013 and her links with Sheikh Hasina . They questioned why her 1,200-word official Labour profile made no mention of Putin, the arms deal or being a member of a ruling Bangladeshi dynasty ."
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        "split_name": "test",
        "sample_id": "test_60",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: We've had an ale made from yeast grown in beard hair, a beer that features barley from the International Space Station, and a 67.5 per cent alcohol brew that comes with a warning tag. And while the craft beer revolution has seen connoisseurs knock back their interesting ales and small batch brews, news of the latest offering might put off even the biggest of fans. Promising to make the hardiest of stomachs turn before even a sip is supped, this new craft beer will be brewed from human sewage. Recycling gone too far? US alcohol regulators have approved plans for beer brewed from human waste . Production of the beer has been approved by alcohol regulators in Oregon, US, and will be made from waste gathered by sewage treatment firm Clean Water Services. The company will treat the effluent before handing it over to microbrewers who will turn it into a tasty tipple. According to a 50-page report which was handed to alcohol regulators, the sewage would pose 'very low human health risk' and would be treated to 'very high standards'. There will only be ten barrels of beer made and it won't be available in shops but there is talk of mass production if the drink proves popular. In the report, Robert Baumgartner, an assistant director at Clean Water Services, told regulators it was designed to 'raise awareness of the reusable nature of all water'. 'By highlighting craft beer, a product Oregon is known for around the world, the project will seek to engage... people everywhere in a conversation about water,' he continued. The scheme, which is backed by The Oregon Brewers Guld and Oregen Brew Crew, is proving to be highly unpopular with state residents. According to The Mirror, Resident Dorothy Shoemaker said: 'The water meets drinking water requirements, but does it smell and taste good?' Elizabeth Graser-Lindset added: 'There is plenty of clean water in Oregon. 'Let's let the ground do the purifying as water sinks a hundred or more feet to the water table. 'DON'T use recycled water in alcoholic beverages.' 1. Snake Venom beer brewed by Brewmeister's Brewery Armageddon which contains 67.5 per cent alcohol. The beer comes with a warning tag telling you not to drink too much and costs $80 (£54) a bottle. 2. Brewdog's End of History - a special limited edition Belgian blonde ale - is a 50 per cent ABV which sold for $765 (£510) a bottle. There were only 12 bottles made, and each was encased in a taxidermied body of a weasel or squirrel. 3. Sapporo Space Barley made with barley that was on the International Space Station and sold for $100 (£68) for a six pack. 4. Starting them young, Hello Kitty beers - which were aimed at the younger market - have half the alcohol of a Budweiser and come in fruity flavours such as passion fruit, banana and peace. 5. Rogue Ale's The Beard Beer is made from yeast grown in the beard of the company's master brewer, John Maier.",
        "generated_text": "US; alcohol regulators; Oregon; beer; Human sewage; scheme.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Beer made from waste gathered by sewage treatment firm in Oregon, US .\nAlcohol regulators in the state approved production of up to ten barrels .\nBeer brewed to 'raise awareness of the reusable nature of all water'<END-1>",
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            "US alcohol regulators have approved plans for beer brewed from human waste . Production of the beer has been approved by alcohol regulators in Oregon, US, and will be made from waste gathered by sewage treatment firm Clean Water Services . Only ten barrels of beer will be made and it won't be available in shops but there is talk of mass production if the drink proves popular.",
            "US alcohol regulators have approved plans for beer brewed from human waste . The sewage will be treated and turned into beer by microbrewers . The scheme is backed by The Oregon Brewers Guild and Oregon Brew Crew, but is proving to be unpopular with state residents .",
            "Human sewage will be used to produce a new craft beer in Oregon, US, after production plans were approved by alcohol regulators . The waste will be treated by a sewage treatment firm and handed over to microbrewers . The scheme has already proved unpopular with residents in the area ."
        ]
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        "sample_id": "test_61",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The victim of a road rage attack during rush-hour traffic has come face-to-face with the man suspected of shooting her in the head. Dietrich Evans was arrested yesterday for the attack which left  Kay Hafford with bullet fragments in the bottom right side of her brain. The brave church singer  agreed to face her alleged shooter in a police line-up and Evans, 22, has now been charged with aggravated assault. Scroll down for video . Dietrich Evans has been arrested on suspicion of shooting Kay Hafford in the head in a road rage attack . Lucky to be alive: Kay Hafford, 28 (left and right) was shot in the back of the head in a Texas road-rage accident but was able to pull over and call for help . Ms Hafford, who is still recovering, had been trying to get on the freeway in Houston when she honked at a passing SUV. She said the pair had an angry exchange and the driver  then began taunting her. A short time later, the motorist pulled up beside her, aimed a gun at the front passenger window of her red Dodge Avenge and pulled the trigger, reported Click2Houston. Evans, 22, was arrested on suspicion of the shooting after detectives from Harris County Sheriff's Office say they discovered the gun  used to shoot through Hafford's window and a car matching the description of the shooter's. Shot fired: Officials say Hafford got into an angry confrontation with another driver and honked at him, prompting the man to fire on the passenger window of her Dodge Avenger (pictured) Officials confirmed that Evans, who is being held on $250,000 bond, is a documented gang member. Incredibly, Ms Hafford told Eyewitness News she wasn't angry with her attacker but felt sorry for him. On meeting him she said: 'It made me nervous. I just shed my few tears and I let it go. I knew without a shadow of a doubt, it was him. 'Seeing him made me hurt a little bit. I kinda feel sorry for him, but I'm not mad at him. I appreciate him coming forth. He just needs help and they got him.' The victim said she had prayed for police to catch her attacker or for him to give himself up and was delighted her prayers had been answered. Artistic: Both Hafford (right) and her husband of nearly two years, Kendrick Hafford (left), are musicians . Ms Hafford said the argument began when she was 'cut up' by the suspect as she turned into the feeder road to the North Freeway. He had driven alongside her shouting for her to roll down her window and as she entered the Freeway she said she heard a loud noise and felt pain in the back of her head. Despite the gunshot wound, she was able to pull over and dial 911. It took responding constables about 15 minutes to track down the woman's car and get her medical help, reported KHOU. Paramedics who responded to the scene rushed her to Memorial Hermann Texas Trauma Institute. Ms Hafford, nee Kelley, works as a singer at a Houston-area church. Her husband of nearly two years, Kendrick Hafford, is also a musician, according to her Facebook page. When he arrived at the hospital to visit is wife, Mr Hafford described her survival as a 'miracle.' When asked by reporters what he would like to say to the man who shot Kay, the husband replied: 'May God deal with you.'",
        "generated_text": "Dietrich Evans; 22; aggravated assault; Kay Hafford; head; rush-hour traffic.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Kay Hafford was shot in the head after a confrontation with an angry driver .\nShe survived the shooting on North Freeway in Houston and called 911 .\nHafford has faced Dietrich Evans who was arrested on suspicion of attack .<END-1>",
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            "Dietrich Evans, 22, has been charged with aggravated assault after being arrested on suspicion of shooting Kay Hafford in the head during rush-hour traffic . Hafford agreed to face her alleged shooter and identified Evans in a police line-up . She has recovered, but has bullet fragments in the bottom right side of her brain .",
            "Dietrich Evans 22, has been charged with aggravated assault in the shooting of Kay Hafford during rush-hour traffic . Hafford, who is still recovering, was shot in the head while trying to enter the freeway in Houston . Evans was arrested on suspicion of the shooting after detectives say they discovered the gun used to shoot through Hafford's window and a car matching the description of the shooter's.",
            "Dietrich Evans, 22, has been charged with aggravated assault on Kay Hafford in a Texas road-rage attack during rush-hour traffic . Hafford was shot in the head and is still recovering . Evans has been arrested on suspicion of the shooting ."
        ]
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        "split_name": "test",
        "sample_id": "test_62",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Swansea City have expressed an interest in Schalke full back Christian Fuchs. The 29-year-old is out of contract in the summer and is keen on a move to the Premier League. Austria international captain Fuchs is vastly experienced and renowned for his set-piece ability and crossing. He was outstanding in Schalke's 4-3 Champions League win over Real Madrid last month. Schalke defender Christian Fuchs is out of contract this summer and Swansea are interested in signing him . The Austria international duels with Chelsea defender Gary Cahill during the Champions League in 2013 . Swansea left back Neil Taylor is a £4million target for West Bromwich Albion . Swansea have been looking at bringing in another left-back since the summer with West Bromwich Albion keen to sign Neil Taylor for around £4million. Fuchs has been discussing a new deal with Schalke but has also had interest in England from Sunderland, Hull and Fulham over the past year. Discussing new terms for Fuchs, Schalke director of football Horst Heldt said: 'We will make a decision only at the end of the season.'",
        "generated_text": "Swansea City; an interest; Schalke; Christian Fuchs; 29-year-old; contract; the Premier League.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Christian Fuchs' current Schalke contract expires in the summer .\nDefender has attracted interested from a number of Premier League clubs .\nSwansea have expressed their interest in the Austria international .<END-1>",
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        "gpt3_generated_text": [
            "Swansea City have expressed an interest in Schalke full back Christian Fuchs . He is out of contract in the summer and is keen on a move to the Premier League .",
            "Swansea City have expressed an interest in Schalke full back Christian Fuchs . The 29-year-old is out of contract in the summer and is keen on a move to the Premier League . Schalke are discussing new terms with Fuchs .",
            "Swansea City are interested in signing Schalke full back Christian Fuchs, 29, who is out of contract this summer and keen on a move to the Premier League . Swansea have been looking at bringing in another left-back since the summer ."
        ]
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        "split_name": "test",
        "sample_id": "test_63",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Thiago Silva is gearing up to play Barcelona in the Champions League quarter-final this week and the Paris Saint-Germain defender believes he will face an attack possessing the three best players in the world. The Spanish league leaders can unleash a front three of Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar upon the French champions, who beat them at the Parc des Princes in the group stages of the competition earlier this year. And Silva believes that the home leg of the quarter-final encounter will be pivotal for his side. Thiago Silva wants PSG to impose their  style of play on Barcelona when they meet in the Champions League . Silva says Luis Suarez (left), Neymar (centre) and Lionel Messi are the best three players in the world . Silva (centre) prepared for the visit of Barcelona by lifting the French League Cup with PSG on Saturday . 'We know that the first leg at home will be very important,' the Brazil defender said. 'Barca are very effective on the counterattack and have great strikers. 'To me, Messi, Neymar and Suarez are among the three best players in the world.' Silva singled out the threat of Neymar, his international team-mate, while encouraging his side to impose their own game upon Barcelona. 'He's unpredictable, we cannot know what he will do and don't know where he's going with his dribbles,' Silva said of the Barcelona attacker. Silva warned PSG about the unpredictability of his Brazil international team-mate Neymar . 'Although we face a great rival in Barca, we will try to play our game and keep the ball. With our individual quality we will try to suprise them.' PSG warmed up for the visit of Barcelona by winning the French League Cup on Saturday with a 4-0 win against bastia, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Edinson Cavani both scoring twice.",
        "generated_text": "Thiago Silva; PSG; Barcelona; Champions League; home; quarter-final. Lionel Messi; Luis Suarez; Neymar.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Paris Saint-Germain play Barcelona in the Champions League this week .\nDefender Thiago Silva has warned his team of Barcelona's attacking threat .\nPSG prepared for the first-leg by winning the French League Cup .\nLucas Moura: Lionel Messi is my idol... I am obsessed with his ability .\nREAD: PSG boss Laurent Blanc feels his side have hit momentum .<END-1>",
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            "Thiago Silva, the Paris Saint-Germain defender, believes he will face an attack possessing the three best players in the world when he plays Barcelona in the Champions League quarter-final this week . PSG beat Barcelona in the group stages of the competition earlier this year . Silva believes the home leg of the quarter-final encounter will be pivotal for his side.",
            "Thiago Silva believes the Champions League quarter-final against Barcelona will be decided in the home leg . PSG beat Barcelona at the Parc des Princes in the group stages of the competition . Silva says Messi, Neymar and Suarez are among the three best players in the world .",
            "Thiago Silva is preparing to play Barcelona in the Champions League quarter-final . PSG beat them earlier in the competition . Silva said: \"To me, Messi, Neymar and Suarez are among the three best players in the world\" and said the match would be decided by the home leg ."
        ]
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        "split_name": "test",
        "sample_id": "test_64",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: As Australian Fashion Week comes to a close, a new damning report has named and shamed some of the worst clothing brands sold in Australia and their companies, for the ongoing exploitation of their overseas workers. Lowes, Industrie, Best & Less and the Just Group - which includes Just Jeans, Portmans and Dotti - were identified as some of the worst performing companies by The 2015 Australian Fashion Report. Amongst the best performers were Etiko, Audrey Blue, Cotton On, H&M and Zara. The report assessed the labour rights management systems of 59 companies and 219 brands operating in Australia. The 2015 Australian Fashion Report has named and shamed some of the worst Aussie clothing brands and companies for their ongoing exploitation of overseas workers . Amongst the best performers were Etiko, Audrey Blue, Cotton On, H&M and Zara . It found that only two of the companies could prove they were paying a full living wage to the workers in two of the three production stages of their clothing. None of the 59 companies could prove the workers at their raw material suppliers were paid a living wage. Unlike a country's legally set minimum wage, a living wage ensures that an employee has enough money to cover the necessities - like food, water, electricity and shelter - and still has a little left over for themselves and their dependants. In some countries like Bangladesh, where the minimum wage is as little as US$68 a month and a living wage is US$104, the difference can be made by paying each worker just an additional 30c per t-shirt. Lowes, Industrie, Best & Less and the Just Group - which includes Just Jeans, Portmans and Dotti - were identified as some of the worst performers . 'The whole point in our reporting scorecard is if these companies don't have rigours systems in place to mitigate against those risks then you can't be sure that there is no forced labour or child labour in their supply chain,' Gershon Nimbalker, an advocacy manager at Baptist World Aid, said . 'A mere 12 per cent of companies could demonstrate any action towards paying wages above the legal minimum, and even then, only for part of their supply chain,' the report states. 'Furthermore, 91 per cent of companies still don't know where all their cotton comes from and 75 per cent don't know the source of all their fabrics and inputs. 'If companies don't know how and where their products are made, then there's no way for them to ensure that their workers are protected.' Uzbekistan for instance, the world's fifth largest exporter of cotton, was notorious for its  child labour policies which saw children as young as 10 forced to work in the fields until the government recently  improved conditions by renouncing the use of child labour 'on a systematic basis'. 'Furthermore, 91 per cent of companies still don't know where all their cotton comes from and 75 per cent don't know the source of all their fabrics and inputs,' the report stated . Gershon Nimbalker, an advocacy manager at Baptist World Aid told Daily Mail Australia that part of the motivation behind the report was to shed light on how many of the world's 165 million children involved in child labour were employed by the fashion industry. 'The whole point in our reporting scorecard is if these companies don't have rigours systems in place to mitigate against those risks then you can't be sure that there is no forced labour or child labour in their supply chain,' he said. 'There were 61 assessment criteria that we used to grade the companies that were put together with lots of collaboration with international labour rights organisations. 'We found all the public information available on the companies - public statements, anything online - and compiled and assessed it before sending a copy to the company and asking for feedback or asking them to tell us what we missed. The report comes almost two years after over 1,100 Bangladeshi garment workers died when the Rana Plaza factory collapsed in Bangladesh due to building safety problems . 'We found all the public information available on the companies - public statements, anything online - and compiled and assessed it before sending a copy to the company and asking for feedback or asking them to tell us what we missed. 'The worst grades basically mean that they have very little public information available about what they're doing to protect workers and on top of that that they haven't engaged with our research process. About 75 per cent did engage, but one quarter didn't.' However the report also noted some progress in the industry with companies like Kmart and Cotton On improving their transparency by identifying their suppliers, and H&M, Zara, Country Road and the Sussan Group showing attempts to improve their international worker's pay.",
        "generated_text": "Report; Australian; clothing; brands; companies; overseas workers; Lowes; Industrie; Best & Less; Just Group; Amongst the worst performers; Etiko; Audrey Blue; Cotton On; H&M; Zara.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Australian Fashion Report revealed the Australian-sold brands and companies that ignore the exploitation of their overseas workers .\nLowes, Industrie, Best & Less and the Just Group - which includes Just Jeans, Portmans and Dotti - were  some of the worst performers .\nEtiko, Audrey Blue, Cotton On, H&M and Zara had some of the best scores .\n75 per cent of companies don't know the source of all their fabrics and inputs .<END-1>",
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            "The 2015 Australian Fashion Report named and shamed some of the worst clothing brands sold in Australia and their companies for the ongoing exploitation of their overseas workers, including Lowes, Industrie, Best & Less and the Just Group . Amongst the best performers were Etiko, Audrey Blue, Cotton On, H&M and Zara . The report assessed the labour rights management systems of 59 companies and 219 brands operating in Australia.",
            "The 2015 Australian Fashion Report has named and shamed some of the worst clothing brands and companies for their ongoing exploitation of overseas workers . Lowes, Industrie, Best & Less and the Just Group were identified as some of the worst performing companies by The 2015 Australian Fashion Report . Amongst the best performers were Etiko, Audrey Blue, Cotton On, H&M and Zara .",
            "The 2015 Australian Fashion Report has named and shamed some of the worst Aussie clothing brands and companies for their ongoing exploitation of overseas workers . Lowes, Industrie, Best & Less and the Just Group were identified as some of the worst performers . Amongst the best performers were Etiko, Audrey Blue, Cotton On, H&M and Zara ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A book of songs used by the U.S. Air Force contains horrifying lyrics about rape, pedophilia and homosexuality. The unofficial 2012 paperback book was revealed by a plaintiff in a lawsuit filed by four sexual-assault victims who want to stop the practice of sexual assault allegations within the military being handled by commanding officers. Former Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Smith, who said she was sexually assaulted by a fellow airman in Iraq, brought forward the songbook and she had filed an administrative complaint over the book in 2012. A book of songs used by the U.S. Air Force contains horrifying lyrics about rape, pedophilia and homosexuality . The complaint alleges some of the most disturbing content is found in the songbooks of the 55th, 77th, and 79th fighter squadrons of the Air Force . But Smith said the general assigned to address her complaint also sang the sexist songs with the airmen regularly and she did not hear back from him. Set to the tune of  Bye Bye Blackbird: . Back your a** against the wall, here I come b**** and all, bye, bye cherry. I know I ain't got a lot, but what I got will fill your t***, bye bye cherry. I took her to my cottage in the wild woods, . And there I took advantage of her childhood. Oh my God, it was nice, cherry bye bye. The complaint alleges some of the most disturbing content is found in the songbooks of the 55th, 77th, and 79th fighter squadrons of the Air Force, reports ABC News. The 130-page songbook contains 70 songs with titles including Pubic Hair, The Kotex Song and Bestiality. One of them, The S&M Man, is set to the tune of The Candy Man and describes sexually mutilating women and dragging AIDS victims behind a bus. Another one of them comes with the warning: 'THIS SONG IS ONLY FOR A VERY FEW SICK PEOPLE!!!!' A section of the book reads: 'This book is our thoughts, our songs and our games. 'Lesser individuals who have never strapped their a**** to a piece of flaming metal will considers these of little or no redeeming value. Because of this, the songs contained in this book are held as sacred by those of us that have.' The 130-page songbook contains 70 songs with titles including Pubic Hair, The Kotex Song and Bestiality . One of the songs comes with the warning: 'THIS SONG IS ONLY FOR A VERY FEW SICK PEOPLE!!!!' It is stamped with the playing-cards logo of the 77th Fighter Squadron, which is based at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. The Daily Beast reports the papers also show jailbait posters. In a press conference Tuesday on the lawsuit, Smith said co-workers mocked and harassed her after she complained. 'I filed a formal complaint,' Smith said, reports USA Today. 'Six officers were punished in my case. All the officers received nothing more than a piece of paper reprimanding them for their behavior. All will still lead. All will oversee airmen and sexual assault claims.' In her original complaint, Smith also said she was sexually assaulted by her master sergeant in Germany. Smith escaped that assault when several other airmen intervened. Retired Air Force Col. Don Christensen, president of Protect Our Defenders, an advocacy group for military sex assault victims told Stars and Stripes: 'This is something that is used by Air Force officers today. 'These are the commanders who sing songs about raping women as fun.' The book is bound to look like an official Air Force publication - the bottom of its pages are labeled 'For Unofficial Use Only. Former Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Smith,  (pictured) who said she was sexually assaulted by a fellow airman in Iraq, brought forward the songbook and she had filed an administrative complaint over the book in 2012 . Air Force spokeswoman Capt. Brooke Brzozowske didn't comment on the lawsuit itself to ABC News, but said the book was from 2012, before the Air Force initiating a health and welfare inspections program where such materials would have been confiscated. She said the Air Force had contacted the Inspectors General to make sure the books were not still in use. She told Stars and Stripes that as a result of a 2012 six-month investigation there were 16 allegations against eight officers at Shaw Air Force Base who failed to prevent or investigate sexual harassment, condoned or refused to remove sexually offensive material and tolerated on-duty alcohol consumption. In 2014 there were nearly 6,000 victims of sexual assault in the U.S. military this year, up eight per cent from last year, according to a study. The Pentagon report, based on an anonymous survey and shared with the Associated Press, also found that retaliation remains an ongoing problem in stern military culture that emphasizes rank, loyalty and strength. Indeed, 60per cent of the women who reported some type of unwanted sexual contact complained about social backlash from co-workers or other service members. Under fire from Congress, Pentagon leaders and the White House, the military services have launched programs to encourage reporting, provide better care for victims, step up prosecutions and urge troops to intervene when they see others in threatening situations. Congress continues to press for an overhaul of the military justice system to change the way that sexual assault cases are handled.",
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            "A book of songs used by the US Air Force contains horrifying lyrics about rape, pedophilia and homosexuality . Former Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Smith brought forward the songbook and filed an administrative complaint over the book in 2012 . The unofficial 2012 paperback book was revealed by a plaintiff in a lawsuit filed by four sexual-assault victims who want to stop the practice of sexual assault allegations within the military being handled by commanding officers .",
            "A book of songs used by the U.S. Air Force contains horrifying lyrics about rape, pedophilia and homosexuality . The unofficial 2012 paperback book was revealed by a plaintiff in a lawsuit filed by four sexual-assault victims who want to stop the practice of sexual assault allegations within the military being handled by commanding officers . The complaint alleges some of the most disturbing content is found in the songbooks of the 55th, 77th, and 79th fighter squadrons of the Air Force."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A didgeridoo maker demonstrated the power of music when he played a  tune and caused a herd of cows to stand to attention. Italian musician Andrea Furlan was captured on camera by filmmaker friend Irina Niculescu standing in front of a river in Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes. He holds a ‘butterfly landscape’ designed instrument to his mouth and plays a tune, while an unsuspecting herd of cows graze in the background. The professional didgeridoo maker plays a tune while unsuspecting cows graze in the background . Suddenly a cow steps out from behind the herd and with its ears lifted begins walking towards the river, which separates it from Andrea. Other cows lift their head from the ground and look in the direction of the sound, while another on the left also begins walking towards the river. Before long the centre of the herd have noticed and like moths to the flame are compelled to walk over to Andrea. As the first cow reaches a tree, the whole herd begin picking up speed and collectively run to the source of the sound. A cow takes note, steps out from behind the herd and begins walking towards the source of the sound . The Italian musician  was filmed  standing in front of a river in Stratford holding a ‘butterfly landscape’ designed didgeridoo . The herd then stand and enjoy the music for some time while Andrea serenades them with his hand-made instrument. The video concludes with an artistic shot of the cows’ reflection as the transfixed herd remain rooted to the spot, as if hypnotised by the sound of the didgeridoo. Andrea told MailOnline: 'When I first started playing, they [the cows] didn't immediately run towards me, but stopped everything they were doing and went into a sort of trance-like state. 'When I continued playing, they ran towards me and all stood in a crowd across the river bank. The herd stand and enjoy the music for some time while Andrea serenades them with his didgeridoo . The cows appear to be transfixed as they stand rooted to the spot, as if hypnotised by the music . 'Even after I had stopped playing, they stayed there as if they were waiting for the next performance. 'I honestly don’t know why the cows reacted to the music in such a way, but it is safe to say that it was an amazing and humbling experience.' Andrea  handcrafts his instruments from selected fabrics that originate from countries including Africa, India and South America. The talented musician also provides dedicated workshops in which he teaches his specialist techniques and advertises his unique designs on his Facebook page and website.",
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            "Italian musician Andrea Furlan played a tune on his 'butterfly landscape' designed didgeridoo and caused a herd of cows to stand to attention . An unsuspecting herd of cows were grazing in the background and one cow stepped out from behind them and walked towards Andrea . He played his hand-made instrument and the whole herd soon followed, standing and enjoying the music for some time as if hypnotised by the sound of the didgeridoo.",
            "Italian musician Andrea Furlan played a tune on a didgeridoo and caused a herd of cows to stand to attention . He was captured on film holding a ‘butterfly landscape’ designed didgeridoo . The herd then stood and enjoyed the music for some time.",
            "Italian musician Andrea Furlan played a tune on his didgeridoo and caused a herd of cows to stand to attention. He was filmed standing in front of a river in Stratford holding a ‘butterfly landscape’ designed didgeridoo while the cows graze in the background. The cows then stand and listen to the music for some time, as if hypnotized by the sound of the music ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Japanese priest has vowed to crack down onto drink driving in the most cinematic way possible: dressing up as a superhero and patrolling the streets on his motorbike. Shinjiro Kumagai is a 'mild mannered' clergyman at a local Buddhist temple called Gokurakuji in Kitakyushu, southwest Japan. But after the days work is done, he dresses up as iconic Japanese sci-fi TV hero Kamen Rider 1 and takes to the streets to lay down the law, according to Japan Today. Bizarre images depict Kumagai riding around Kitakyushu in full Kamen Rider gear - which makes him appear like a giant grasshopper- and the trademark Cyclone motorcycle, fitted with fake jets. Scroll down for video . Japanese priest Shinjiro Kumagai (pictured) has vowed to crack down on drink driving by dressing as a superhero in his spare time and laying down the law . Unlike some superheros, Kumagai has the full support of police and even dons an armband certifying him as an official drink-drive patrolman. He's also funded by his church, where the head Buddhist Priest Fukumitsu - also a devout Kamen Rider fan - funds his costume and bike. Kumagai said his sponsor was more than happy to help the cause . 'He is a real fan of Kamen Rider 1 and has been collecting memorabilia for 20 years, so when he heard about what I was doing he jumped at the chance to help.' Images also depict Kumagai undertaking some more mundane acts like eating street food and feeding cows. While the he takes the patrol work very seriously, pictures depict  Kumagai undertaking some more mundane acts in his superhero attire like feeding cows . Unlike some superheros, Kumagai has the full support of police and even dons an armband certifying him as an official drink-drive patrolman . Kamen Rider was a popular superhero series running in Japan from 1971 to 1973 and later adapted into a comic book. The show depicts a man who was mutated into a grasshopper-esqe cyborg by a terrorist organization and his battle to defeat them. Dressing up as cartoons or superheroes - known as Cosplay - is a huge industry in Japan with fans spending thousands to look like their fictitious idols. An image snapped by someone who spotted Kumagai on patrol: the popularity of Kamen Rider means locals have welcomed the helmeted protector with open arms . The popularity of the show means locals have welcomed the helmeted protector with open arms. Shopkeeper Kageki Umeta, 43, said: 'he is doing a very good job. On one hand it is quite geeky and comical although the kids love to see him riding around.' 'But on the other he is actually raising awareness of the dangers of drink driving and is catching people at it who he then reports to the police. 'Every city should have a Kamen Rider.'",
        "generated_text": "Japanese priest Shinjiro Kumagai; drinks; the law; Kamen Rider; police; his spare time.",
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            "Shinjiro Kumagai, a Japanese priest, is cracking down on drink driving by dressing up as Kamen Rider 1 in his spare time and patrolling the streets on his motorbike. He has the full support of police and even dons an armband certifying him as an official drink-drive patrolman . Kumagai's church funds his costume and bike, and the head Buddhist Priest Fukumitsu funds it because he is a devout Kamen Rider fan.",
            "Japanese priest Shinjiro Kumagai is dressing up as a superhero in his spare time to crack down on drink driving in the most cinematic way possible . He is dressing as iconic Japanese sci-fi TV hero Kamen Rider 1 and taking to the streets to lay down the law . Kumagai has the full support of police and even dons an armband certifying him as an official drink-drive patrolman."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The world's youngest DJ who is just two years old has a dedicated following of thousands of fans thanks to his ability to work the decks. Oratilwe Hlongwane, whose DJ name is AJ, is still learning to put together words but the toddler is already able to select and play music from a laptop and has become a phenomenon in South Africa. His capabilities have even earned him special appearances and sponsorship deals with fans desperate to hear his bass-heavy house music. Two-year-old Oratilwe Hlongwane, from Johannesburg, South Africa, whose DJ name is AJ, is still learning to put together words but is already able to play music from a laptop, making him a worldwide phenomenon . The youngster, who still wears nappies and does not yet go to school, plays bass-heavy house music on DJ decks after teaching himself how to select and play music with an disc jockey app on his father's iPad . His capabilities have earned him special appearances and sponsorship deals with fans desperate to hear him . His recent performance at a shopping mall in his home of Johannesburg gathered a large crowd as he bopped his head to the beat, with large headphones slung around his neck. His mother, Refiloe Marumo, credits his astounding success on the decks to his father Glen Hlongwane's decision to buy an iPad for his then unborn son. Mr Hlongwane, a gymnastics coach and aspiring DJ, had planned to download educational apps to speed up his child's education but also downloaded a disc jockeying app for himself. When he was just one-year-old, little Oratilwe learned how to use the gadget and started fiddling about with his father's DJ app. His parents were blown away when their son, who still wears nappies, repeated what he had learned on the app on actual DJ equipment, playing with sound effects and bouncing between songs. A mobile phone recording of him playing music was shared online and the youngster now has nearly 25,000 Facebook fans. The youngster's recent performance at a shopping mall in his home of Johannesburg, South Africa, gathered a large crowd from fans as he bopped his head to the beat, with large headphones slung around his neck . His parents have insisted that they will not force their son to be a DJ when he grows up but said he may want to . The youngster, who still wears nappies and cannot yet talk fully, already has nearly 25,000 Facebook fans . However, as well as a legion of fans, his newfound fame has also brought criticism, with some people accusing his parents of abuse and profiting from their child's precocious ability. Mr Hlongwane said he would not 'exploit his kid' and said the youngster wasn't allowed to play in clubs or at parties due to his age. His parents also insisted that they will not force their son to be a DJ when he grows up, but say they believe his affinity for electronic equipment will probably decide his future. Mr Hlongwane added: 'I can see a future Bill Gates here.'",
        "generated_text": "Oratilwe Hlongwane; 2; South African; DJ; AJ; toddler; music; laptop; 25,000 Facebook fans.",
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            "Oratilwe Hlongwane, 2, is a South African DJ who works the decks, with the name AJ . He is still learning to put together words but is already able to select and play music from a laptop, and has become a phenomenon in South Africa with nearly 25,000 Facebook fans .",
            "The world's youngest DJ, Oratilwe Hlongwane, is two years old and from South Africa . His DJ name is AJ and he is able to select and play music from a laptop . He has gained nearly 25,000 Facebook fans and has been sponsored for gigs ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: New cases: The decision not to prosecute Lord Janner over historic abuse claims has prompted 30 more alleged victims to come forward . A dossier on Lord Janner is among 114 files on child sex abuse that has vanished from the Home Office, it was revealed today. The 1986 Janner file is mentioned in an investigation into an alleged government cover up but its contents remain a mystery. The Home Office has refused to comment on the dossier, which could potentially conceal the name of a second person, it is alleged. Last year NSPCC boss Peter Wanless led a review of Home Office files from 1979 to 1999 and concluded it would be 'impossible' to unearth this and the other 113 missing files. According to the Daily Mirror the paper, titled ‘Greville Janner MP [redacted] re evidence in child abuse cases’ is listed as ‘not found’ and ‘presumed transferred to the MoJ [Ministry of Justice] but not located’. It came as it emerged up to 30 people have now reportedly told police they were abused by Lord Janner, with more coming forward since it was announced he will not be charged with child sex offences. Publicity surrounding the case has encouraged a new wave of alleged victims to come forward, The Times said last night. The news came as Britain’s law chief spoke out publicly for the first time since she ruled the former MP would not face a trial because of his dementia. Yesterday the Director of Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders dared her critics to challenge her in court, and said she is not afraid to see the controversial move tested by a High Court judge. In an appearance on Newsnight she said her decision on Lord Janner was correct when asked if she would not change her mind. She said: 'No. I’ve considered the decision very carefully. I mean this wasn’t an easy decision to make and I am very aware of the disappointment and frustration that some people will feel around the decision and I feel frustrated that we cannot and haven’t been able to prosecute it. Scroll down for video . The news came as Alison Saunders, the new Director of Public Prosecutions, has dared her critics to challenge her in court after she decided Lord Janner could not face trial because of his Alzheimer's . An explosive dossier compiled by MP Geoffrey Dickens is believed to be among 114 files known to have been lost or destroyed by the Home Office. In 1983 the Tory MP for Huddersfield West said he had eight names of 'really important, public figures' who unless they were arrested he would ‘expose in Parliament’. Based on his descriptions, these are thought to include MPs, civil servants, a diplomat and even a Buckingham Palace official. Some had links to the Paedophile Information Exchange, who wanted sex with children legalised, he said. Dickens handed his '40-page dossier' to the then Home Secretary Leon Brittan, which set out allegations of a paedophile circle ‘operating and networking within and around’ the Westminster elite. Another copy was kept by Mr Dickens' wife and another was allegedly handed to the then Director of Public Prosecutions, Sir Thomas Hetherington and then the police. All the copies vanished and nothing came of the investigations but now the Dickens dossier is central to allegations that there was a high level cover-up to protect those in power. 'But I have to apply the code for Crown Prosecutors and that means I look at the evidence first: I was satisfied there was a realistic prospect of conviction. 'And then I look at the public interest, which means taking into account Lord Janner’s medical condition and his dementia, which is so severe that in my view he would not be able to stand trial. Not just in my view, but more importantly, in the view of the medical experts and we had four medical experts where I was able to take their advice.’ She also brushed aside calls for her resignation, insisting that ‘making the right decision is not a resigning issue’. In an interview with London’s Evening Standard yesterday, the DPP dismissed claims that she was part of an Establishment cover-up. She admitted that she has paid a ‘heavy price’ for the decision, but said: ‘If somebody wants to challenge my decision I’m not afraid. 'The proper way to challenge it is through the right to review or a judicial review. I’m confident that if they want to do that my decision will stand up.’ Mrs Saunders said she was right to avoid the ‘easy option’ of sending the case to court for a judge to throw out. Last week Leicestershire Police said they were considering a legal challenge, most likely a High Court judicial review. Victims also have the right to review charging decisions, but so far no one has come forward with a request.",
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            "A dossier on Lord Janner is among 114 files on child sex abuse that has vanished from the Home Office . Up to 30 people have now reportedly told police they were abused by Lord Janner, with more coming forward since it was announced he will not be charged with child sex offences . The decision not to prosecute Lord Janner over historic abuse claims has prompted 30 more alleged victims to come forward. ",
            "Up to 30 people have now reportedly told police they were abused by Lord Janner . A dossier on Lord Janner is among 114 files on child sex abuse that has vanished from the Home Office . Publicity surrounding the case has encouraged a new wave of alleged victims to come forward ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets . The most powerful woman in the NHS is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims that she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets, the Mail can reveal. Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, was accused of gagging a whistleblower who tried to warn about the impact of targets on ordinary patients. She was investigated by the General Medical Council, which concluded that there was no case to answer. However, it is now reviewing part of this decision and is appointing an independent expert to consider if the original investigation went ‘far enough’ in respect of patient safety. The GMC is concerned that there ‘may have been a material flaw’ in the previous decision, which could lead to the case being reopened. Dame Barbara, 57, a former Bradford GP who worked alongside Sir David Nicholson when he was NHS chief, was criticised for the gagging of whistleblower Gary Walker while she was in charge of East Midlands Strategic Health Authority. Mr Walker and other senior executives at the United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust (ULHT) claim that they had raised concerns with her that the enforcement of targets – implemented by the last Labour government – was endangering lives. This, they alleged, contributed to the trust being in the bottom 25 of the Department of Health’s mortality league tables and being compared to the scandal-hit Mid Staffs. They took their allegations to the GMC, the regulatory body for doctors, who investigated but concluded that there was no case to answer. But following complaints to the watchdog about its review, it is calling for an independent report. The GMC said the absence of such a report ‘may amount to a material flaw in the investigation’ that may have affected the decision. ‘There are concerns that the evidence gathered in the initial investigation did not go far enough in relation to allegations surrounding patient safety,’ it said. The GMC concluded that the review is ‘necessary for the protection of the public’. Dame Barbara, 57, a former GP, was criticised for the gagging of whistleblower Gary Walker (above), who tried to warn about the impact of targets, while she was in charge of East Midlands Strategic Health Authority . It added: ‘The specific question here is whether Dr Hakin’s fitness to practise could be called into question on the basis of her insistence that ULHT met the NHS targets no matter what. Further evidence from an external independent expert would have been useful to consider whether Dr Hakin’s actions were reasonable in all of the circumstances.’ Dame Barbara, who earns around £205,000 in her current role and was referred to as the most powerful woman in the NHS by the Health Service Journal, said the original allegations were ‘spurious and vexatious’. She alleged they stemmed from the ‘failure’ of the ULHT board to manage the hospital and it was a ‘campaign to discredit her’. Mr Walker said yesterday: ‘I am delighted the GMC is now considering that when Dr Hakin put pressure on me and my colleagues to hit targets it may have put the lives of patients at risk. ‘The NHS tried to gag me and prevent me from giving evidence to the GMC but what really happened is finally being exposed. ‘I hope now the GMC will do the right thing and seek to remove Dr Hakin’s licence.’ A GMC spokesman said it was ‘reviewing a decision made as part of our original investigation’ but added that Dame Barbara was not under investigation. Labour insisted that it was ‘always clear that NHS targets should not be implemented in a way that jeopardises the quality of patient care’.",
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            "Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets . She was accused of gagging a whistleblower who tried to warn about the impact of targets on ordinary patients . The General Medical Council is reviewing part of its decision and appointing an independent expert to consider if the original investigation went 'far enough' in respect of patient safety .",
            "The national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, Dame Barbara Hakin, is facing a new inquiry into claims that she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets. She was accused of gagging a whistleblower who tried to warn about the impact of targets on ordinary patients but was cleared by the General Medical Council, which is now reviewing its decision. However, she is not under investigation at present.",
            "Dame Barbara Hakin, National Director of commissioning operations for NHS England, is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims that she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets . She was accused of gagging a whistleblower who tried to warn about the impact of targets on ordinary patients . The General Medical Council is reviewing part of its decision to investigate her."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Rory McIlroy is looking to join an elite group this week at the tender age of 25 years old when he tries to complete his career grand slam by winning the Masters. The Northern Irishman heads to the Augusta National heavily favoured to win the coveted green jacket for the first time in his career after coming close on more than one previous occasion. Only five men have won all four of golf's majors in the Masters era, those being Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Ben Hogan, Gary Player and Gene Sarazen. Rory McIlroy is looking to complete a career grand slam this week with victory at the Masters in Augusta . McIlroy was all smiles with his caddy Niall Horan of One Direction during the Par-3 Contest on Wednesday . A win for McIlroy on the hallowed grounds at the Augusta National this week would also be the third major he has won in a row after his success at The Open and the USPGA Championship towards the back end of 2014. The 25-year-old looked in good spirits on Wednesday when he was caddied by One Direction superstar Niall Horan and shot one under par in the traditional Par-3 Contest. As Rory commences his quest for glory, we look at how he can Master Augusta...",
        "generated_text": "Rory McIlroy; Masters; Augusta; 25; Northern Irishman; Jack Nicklaus; Tiger Woods; Ben Hogan.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Rory McIlroy bidding to win his first Masters title this week at Augusta .\nThe Northern Irishman finished tied for eighth place last year in his best finish in Georgia .\nMcIlroy looking for third straight major victory after winning The Open and USPGA Championship last year .\nOne Direction star Niall Horan caddied for McIlroy in Wednesday's Par-3 Contest .<END-1>",
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            "Rory McIlroy could become the sixth person to win all four of golf's majors in the Masters era . He is looking to complete his career grand slam at the age of 25 by winning the Masters at Augusta and joining Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Ben Hogan, Gary Player and Gene Sarazen in the elite group .",
            "Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy is looking to join an elite group of golfers by completing his career grand slam by winning the Masters at Augusta . Only five men have won all four of golf's majors in the Masters era, those being Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Ben Hogan, Gary Player and Gene Sarazen . McIlroy is heavily favoured to win the coveted green jacket for the first time in his career .",
            "Rory McIlroy is looking to complete his career grand slam by winning the Masters at the Augusta National . He will join an elite group of only five men to have won all four of golf’s majors in the Masters era (Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Ben Hogan, Gary Player and Gene Sarazen) . A win at the Masters would also mean McIlroy has won three majors in a row ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: In telly terms, the FA Cup has had quite - what they like to call in the trade - a 'journey’ this season. This weekend saw its TV channel sidekicks deliver a double header with a new ally to help set the scene. This no doubt will have the purists, and perhaps even some fans of the four teams involved, spitting at the very mention. But with Wembley on board for both games, I doubt the BBC and BT Sport will have minded presenting their coverage from HQ. However, on Saturday evening, Ian Wright was dead sheepish about it in the BBC’s on-site studio. ‘I don’t like semi finals at Wembley’, said Wrighty squirming awkwardly in his seat at the prospect of it. Well, some twenty four hour or so later, Wembley was certainly delighted to host them. Arsenal players celebrate during the victory over Reading which saw the Gunners reach the FA Cup final . Fabian Delph (centre) is congratulated by his team-mates after scoring against Liverpool at Wembley . Wembley Stadium was a great setting for this weekend's two FA Cup semi-final clashes . Prior to that first clash on Saturday between Arsenal and Reading, there had also been disgruntled talk from inside the Emirates Stadium. This time about the fact the match clashed with the big Premier league game between Chelsea and Manchester United. Yes, over on Sky Sports, you could have witnessed business as usual at Stamford Bridge. With a first half that Jamie Redknapp at one point described as ‘difficult to watch’. If you weren’t watching Chelsea's victory, what you could see instead was what turned out to be a genuine sporting event, a real footballing occasion. Alongside Wright, the extremely engaging Jason Roberts hoped his old club Reading wouldn’t treat their premature trip to north west London as ‘a day out' and believed there was a chance the Royals could win against Arsenal. Well, they most certainly set aside the chance for some selfies and instead contributed wholly to a cracking game of football. A clash that was bursting out of the telly screen with atmosphere as the sun soaked some thrilling football and the crowd generated a groundswell of excitement. Reading, pictured celebrating after Garath McCleary's goal, contributed to a great encounter on Saturday . What’s more, there were also a couple of errors that led to two memorable moments in the coverage. Firstly, when a film about the infamous 1990 FA Cup Semi Finals failed, Gary Lineker was left with a spare few minutes to fill. Which he did with a great chat about his guests' Cup Final Wembley memories. ‘It’s a wonderful experience, winning an FA Cup, isn’t it Wrighty?’, observed Lineker before turning to the distinctly pot free Alan Shearer. ‘Don’t start again, Gary!’, barked Al, his brief annoyance serving only to make the moment even funnier for his fellow ex pros. And then there was Reading’s Adam Federici. I was amazed at the end of the game when the director went through the familiar montage of close ups, and while doing so chose to cut away from manager Steve Clarke beginning to console his crestfallen keeper. A few minutes later, they did decide to show it, though. I almost wished they hadn’t as it was nearly too harrowing to watch the poor fella’s suffering. Nevertheless it was compelling stuff, and helped seal that first semi final as something a bit special. Reading goalkeeper Adam Federici (centre) is consoled by Royals boss Steve Clarke after the final whistle . Come Sunday, and the man who would be drawing the camera’s unblinking gaze was this time established right from the get go. As soon as Steven Gerrard was announced in the starting line up, there was no doubt which player was going to be at the heart of BT Sport’s story. Although it wasn’t  all about the outgoing captain. They opened their coverage with a lovely little film in which two young fans - Villa’s Tom and Liverpool’s John-Paul (naturally!) - recreated each team’s cup runs in their back gardens. We then saw the two young stars walking up Wembley way together, helping to remind us about the supporter’s part in the occasion. This was reiterated with a pre-match lap of the pitch by host Jake Humphrey and his pundits which really drew those of us at home into the moment. It also enabled us to hear the Villa fans give Robbie Savage a, shall we say, robust welcome as he approached their end! Former Birmingham City midfielder Robbie Savage (right) received a robust welcome from the Villa faithful . From the moment we first saw Stevie G trotting out onto the pitch to warm up, right up until the moment  commentator Ian Darke exclaimed ‘off the line, Gerrard’s header’, the outgoing skipper was very rarely far from the centre of attention. Come the final whistle, the Liverpool captain was clearly reluctant to be. It was something BT handled very cleverly by using their inset box innovation to show the on pitch interview with Man of the Match Fabian Delph as the main shot showed Gerrard sullenly leaving the Wembley turf for possibly the last time. Yet another moment that made Wembley the ideal setting for an FA Cup semi-final TV audience to enjoy even more magic from this season’s tournament? I’ll leave that thought with you. Much of the attention was on Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard during Sunday's semi-final clash on BT Sport .",
        "generated_text": "Wembley Stadium; FA Cup; semi-finals; Arsenal; Reading; Saturday; Manchester United.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Wembley hosted two FA Cup semi-finals over the weekend .\nArsenal defeated Championship Reading 2-1 after extra-time to reach final .\nFabian Delph and Christian Benteke scored as Aston Villa beat Liverpool .<END-1>",
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            "Wembley Stadium hosted both FA Cup semi-finals this weekend with Arsenal playing Reading on Saturday and Aston Villa playing Liverpool on Sunday . Ian Wright was dead sheepish about it in the BBC's on-site studio . On Saturday, there had been disgruntled talk from inside Emirates Stadium about the fact that the match clashed with the big Premier League game between Chelsea and Manchester United .",
            "This weekend's FA Cup semi-finals took place at Wembley Stadium : Arsenal play Reading on Saturday and Liverpool play Aston Villa on Sunday . Ian Wright didn't like the semi-finals at Wembley, according to the BBC, however Wembley was delighted to host the games . Arsenal, Reading, Liverpool and Aston Villa played great football over the weekend, attracting a groundswell of excitement from fans . The coverage was compelling, with some errors adding to the drama, and there was much attention on Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard .",
            "Wembley Stadium hosted the FA Cup semi-finals over the weekend with Arsenal beating Reading and Aston Villa edging past Liverpool . There was some grumbling about the scheduling, and some purists may have been upset over the use of Wembley for the double-header, but the games themselves were full of atmosphere and excitement ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Livingston boss Mark Burchill believes heartbroken midfielder Darren Cole wants to play in Sunday's Petrofac Cup final despite the game coming just a week after the tragic death of his cousin in America. The ex-Rangers youth has been mourning the loss of Shaun Cole, 22, who was found dead in a Miami street last weekend and is thought to have been the victim of a hit-and-run driver. A soldier who had served in Afghanistan, he was on holiday in Florida while on leave and had attended a music festival there before being found on a pavement with a head injury which proved fatal. Livingston boss Mark Burchill is hopeful that midfielder Darren Cole will turn out for his side on Sunday . Livingston star Cole, 23, was close to Shaun and paid tribute to the army private on his Twitter account this week. He wrote: 'I know you won't be here for the rest of our lives but I can promise I'll love you for the rest of mine.' Cole was granted time off by the Championship side as they prepare to face Alloa at McDiarmid Park in their first national final in 11 years. But he returned to training on Wednesday and is due to work with the players again after a squad day off on Thursday. Burchill is not putting any pressure on the 23-year-old to play despite the fact he has been a key member of the team since signing a short-term deal in February. He will give Cole as much time as he needs to grieve and accept whatever decision he makes - but admits that the former Murray Park youngster has given the impression he would like to be involved. Burchill said: 'Darren was away from the club initially and we don't really know what to expect but I am speaking with him constantly to plan with him. 'He came back to training on Wednesday but is still in a bit of shock after what has happened, which is completely understandable. 'If I'm honest, I really don't know if he is going to play so we will need to see how things go once we get towards Saturday and Sunday. 'I think Darren would like to play but he has never been through something like this before in his life. 'Him and Shaun were much closer than a lot of cousins are. They grew up together, were around the same age and lived in the same area. They were best mates. 'Darren and his family want to find out exactly what happened and get a wee bit of closure because they still don't know the circumstances. 'We will do everything we can as a club to keep his head straight. It goes without saying we would like him to be involved and I think he would like to be. 'He is a very aggressive central midfielder and is technically one of the best players at the club with two fantastic feet.' Cole (left) was left heartbroken following the death of his cousin, Shaun, from a suspected hit-and-run .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Livingston stake on Alloa Athletic in the final of the Petrofac Cup on Sunday .\nMidfielder Darren Cole is in mourning after the recent death of his cousin Shaun, who died in Miami from a suspected hit-and-run .\nLivingston boss Mark Burchill believes that Cole can overcome his heartbreak to play for his side against Alloa .<END-1>",
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            "Heartbroken midfielder Darren Cole wants to play in Sunday's Petrofac Cup final despite the death of his cousin, Shaun Cole, who was found dead in a Miami street last weekend and is thought to have been the victim of a hit-and-run driver . Livingston boss Mark Burchill is not putting any pressure on the 23-year-old to play despite the fact he has been a key member of the team since signing a short-term deal in February .",
            "Livingston boss Mark Burchill believes midfielder Darren Cole wants to play in Sunday's Petrofac Cup final despite the game coming just a week after the tragic death of his cousin in America . The ex-Rangers youth has been mourning the loss of Shaun Cole, 22, who was found dead in a Miami street last weekend and is thought to have been the victim of a hit-and-run driver. Livingston star Cole, 23, was close to Shaun and paid tribute to the army private on his Twitter account this week .",
            "Livingston's Darren Cole is considering playing in Sunday's Petrofac Cup final despite the death of his cousin Shaun Cole in Miami last weekend . Livingston boss Mark Burchill is giving Cole all the time he needs to grieve, but says he has given the impression he would like to be involved ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Hillary Clinton's astroturf candidacy is in full swing in Iowa. Her Tuesday morning visit to a coffee shop in LeClaire, Iowa was staged from beginning to end, according to Austin Bird, one of the men pictured sitting at the table with Mrs. Clinton. Bird told Daily Mail Online that campaign staffer Troy Price called and asked him and two other young people to meet him Tuesday morning at a restaurant in Davenport, a nearby city. Price then drove them to the coffee house to meet Clinton after vetting them for about a half-hour. The three got the lion's share of Mrs. Clinton's time and participated in what breathless news reports described as a 'roundtable'– the first of many in her brief Iowa campaign swing. Bird himself is a frequent participant in Iowa Democratic Party events. He interned with President Obama's 2012 presidential re-election campaign, and was tapped to chauffeur Vice President Joe Biden in October 2014 when he visited Davenport. 'What happened is, we were just asked to be there by Troy,' Bird said Wednesday in a phone interview. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . STAGED: Clinton sat to talk with three young Iowans at a coffee shop on Tuesday – all of whom were driven to the event by her Iowa campaign's political director . NOT SO ORDINARY: Austin Bird is a Democratic Party insider who chauffeured Vice President Joe Biden around Davenport, Iowa in October during a pre-election campaign trip . 'We were asked to come to a meeting with Troy, the three of us, at the Village Inn.' The other two, he confirmed, were University of Iowa College Democrats president Carter Bell and Planned Parenthood of the Heartland employee Sara Sedlacek. 'It was supposed to be a strategy meeting,' Bird recalled, 'to get our thoughts about issues. But then all of a sudden he says, \"Hey, we have Secretary Clinton coming in, would you like to go meet her?\"' 'And then we got in a car – Troy's car – and we went up to the coffee house, and we sat at a table and then Hillary just came up and talked with us.' Bird said 'we all were called.' 'I mean, Troy asked us all to do – to go to a meeting with him. And we didn't really know what it was about. I mean, he did. He knew.' It's unclear how many Iowans featured in photographs with Clinton that rocketed around the country on Tuesday were planted. 'The mayor of LeClaire was there, and his wife was there,' Bird said, recalling the scene at the coffee shop. Price was executive director of the Iowa Democratic Party until a month ago. Clinton's team tapped him last week to be its political director in Iowa. He did not respond to a request for comment. Bird is a government and community relations coordinator at Genesis Health System in Davenport, Iowa, according to his LinkedIn profile. A coworker at Genesis said Wednesday that Bird is 'basically a lobbyist in training. That's what he wants to do.' Bird disagreed, saying his role was 'more public relations.' He's also an outspoken progressive whose Facebook wall shows he ordered a 'Hillary For President' bumper sticker 22 months ago. 'Is it 2016 yet?' he wrote in May 2013. Clinton's nascent campaign has carefully coordinated her image as a spontaneous, handshaking populist in her first days as a candidate, posing with Pennsylvanians at a gas station and venturing into an Ohio Chipotle restaurant for lunch. When no one recognized the former first lady – she was wearing sunglasses – the campaign leaked information to The New York Times so its reporters could get security-camera footage to prove she had tried to mingle with voters. Scripting supposedly off-the-cuff appearances is common in presidential politics but could hurt Clinton especially hard since her gonzo road-trip journey to America's broad midwest is designed to counter her image as cold, calculating and politically venomous. And planting party insiders in place of typical Iowans won't go over well in the Hawkeye State, where pressing the flesh and collecting caucus votes is a quadrennial full-contact sport. ASTROTURF: Setting up faux events for news cameras is nothing new in politics, but Iowans take presidential contests seriously and could punish Clinton for the deception . THE FIXER: Bird said Troy Prince (left, pictured with VP Joe Biden), who was executive director of the Iowa Democratic Party until he left last month to help Clinton's statewide political effort, recruited him and others to attend the 'spontaneous' coffee meeting . Clinton's campaign has already taken heat for depicting at least three people in her campaign launch video as 'everyday' Americans who were actually partisans with political connections. One was even a former campaign manager for Wendy Davis, the Texas Democrat who mounted a failed bid for Texas governor last year. In LeClaire on Tuesday, Bloomberg and other outlets referred to Bird as a 'student' at St. Ambrose University, not as a hospital government-affairs staffer with Democratic party street-cred. He does study at St. Ambrose – part-time. But Bird's ties to the party are deep enough that his Facebook wall includes a photo of him standing in front of Joe Biden's limousine in Davenport. 'I was driving the Vice President when he was in town in October,' Bird noted in a Facebook comment. Biden was not there on official government business, but for a campaign stop in support of Democrat Bruce Braley. 'The Vice President will attend a grassroots event for Braley for Iowa with Representative David Loebsack,' according to White House press guidance for his October 27, 2014 schedule.",
        "generated_text": "Austin Bird; Hillary Clinton; Iowa; Tuesday; coffee shop; town.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Austin Bird sat for coffee on Tuesday morning in the town of LeClaire, Iowa, chatting with Hillary Clinton as photographers snapped pictures .\nNews reports called him a 'student' and her campaign called it an unscripted event .\nBut Clinton's Iowa political director Troy Price drove Bird and two other people to the coffee house .\nBird is a hospital government relations official who interned with Barack Obama's 2012 presidential campaign .\nThe Iowa Democratic Party, which Price ran until a month ago, tasked him to be Joe Biden's driver during an October Senate campaign trip in Davenport .<END-1>",
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            "Hillary Clinton's visit to a coffee shop in LeClaire, Iowa was staged from beginning to end, according to Austin Bird, one of the men pictured sitting at the table with Mrs. Clinton. Bird told Daily Mail Online that campaign staffer Troy Price called and asked him and two other young people to meet him Tuesday morning at a restaurant in Davenport, a nearby city. Price then drove them to the coffee house to meet Clinton after vetting them for about a half-hour.",
            "Hillary Clinton's visit to a coffee shop in LeClaire, Iowa on Tuesday was staged from beginning to end , according to one of the men pictured sitting at the table with Mrs. Clinton, Austin Bird . Clinton’s campaign staff member, Troy Price called Bird and two other young people to meet him Tuesday morning at a restaurant in Davenport, a nearby city. Price then drove them to the coffee house to meet Clinton after vetting them for about a half-hour."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: One Wall Street trader closed out his week a few million dollars richer last Friday - and it was all thanks to social media. The unnamed trader used perfect timing to capitalize on one of the biggest deals of the year when Wall Street Journal mergers and acquisitions reporter Dana Mattioli took to Twitter to announce that Intel was in talks to buy one of its competitors, chipmaker Altera. Seconds later, the trader had snapped up 3,158 contracts of Altera, with each option contract giving them the right to purchase 100 shares. Scroll down for video . An unnamed Wall Street trader made a profit of approximately $2.5million on Friday thanks to a tweet from the Wall Street Journal . The trader purchased 315,800 shares of chipmaker Altera one minute after the Journal reported Intel was in talks to purchase them . CNBC reports that the trader paid $36 a share, and the call option was a mere 35 cents as options on the stock, at that point valued at $34.76 a share, were set to expire in just a few weeks. 3:32pm: The Wall Street Journal reports that Intel is in talks to buy Altera. 3:33pm: Trader purchases 315,800 shares of Altera at $36 a share for a total cost of $11,368,000 plus $110,530 for a $0.35 call option. 3:35pm: Nasdaq suspends trading of Altera in the wake of the Journal's tweet. 4:00pm: Trader sells Altera at the new share price of $44.39 for a total of $14,018,362. This, after factoring in the intital share price and call option, leaves them with a profit of approximately $2,539.832. This call option allowed the trader the right to purchase more shares in the company, in this case 315,800 shares, at the cost of $36, even though the value of shares quickly began to rise. Just 28 minutes later, when the market closed for the day, Altera was valued at $44.39 per share. That was an increase of 28%, but because of the call option, the trader was able to sell their stocks at a far greater profit. So instead of making a 28% profit, the trader made a 2,220% profit of roughly $2.5million when they sold their shares. Even more impressive is that the trader managed to make the purchase just minutes before Nasdaq suspended trading of Altera because of the tweet from Mattioli. What's more, call options for Altera had at that point reached a price of $8.10 by the end of the day. There is also a chance, reports Matt Khouw, that the trader could have been aware of Intel's plan to buy Altera early, or that they used a bot to quickly buy the shares. 'A bot is not as outlandish as it sounds,' Khouw said. 'Traders need to aggregate and filter through tremendous amounts of data quickly and will rely on technology to help if it is available.' As for Intel's reported purchase of Altera, that still has yet to happen. Meanwhile, Intel share prices fell earlier this week in response to the news that they might purchase Altera.",
        "generated_text": "Wall Street; Journal; Intel; Altera; trader; 315,800 shares; $36; dollar; Wednesday; CNBC.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>An unnamed Wall Street trader made a profit of approximately $2.5million on Friday thanks to a tweet from the Wall Street Journal .\nThe trader purchased 315,800 shares of chipmaker Altera one minute after the Journal reported Intel was in talks to purchase them .\nThe shares were sold to the trader at $36, and just 28 minutes later, when the market closed, shares were selling for $44.39 .\nIntel's reported purchase of Altera still has yet to happen, and the news has actually caused the price of Intel shares to fall .<END-1>",
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            "An unnamed Wall Street trader used Twitter to make approximately $2.5million in one day . The trader purchased 315,800 shares of Altera for $36 a share . The call option was only 35 cents as options on the stock were set to expire in just a few weeks .",
            "Wall Street trader made $2.5m on Wednesday thanks to a tweet from the Wall Street Journal . The trader purchased 315,800 shares of Altera one minute after the Journal reported Intel was in talks to purchase them . The trader sold Altera shares with a profit of approximately $2,539.832 .",
            "Last week, an unnamed Wall Street trader purchased 315,800 shares of Altera, a chipmaker, for $36 a share . This purchase was made only one minute after the Wall Street Journal reported that Intel was in talks to buy the company . By the end of the day, Altera shares had increased by 28%, and the trader sold their shares for a 2,220% profit of approximately $2.5million ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: They say all it takes is one celebrity to make it to the big time, but in a sea of celebrity stylists, making a name for yourself can be quite the challenge. But not for three women who are not only scoring red carpet gigs and A-list actors but are now being dubbed 'power stylists' in Hollywood Reporter's 'Power Stylist for 2015' hit list, thanks to their A-list Aussie starlets. Scoring sixth place on the list is Elizabeth Stewart, a former fashion editor for Women’s Wear Daily and the New York Times and whose credited with styling Australian actress Cate Blanchett as well as mega stars including Sandra Bullock, Julia Roberts and Amanda Seyfried. Scroll down for video . Aussie sartorial style: Naomi Watts regularly makes Best Dressed lists... and now her stylist has been included in one too . Red carpet winners: The stylists behind Aussie stars' including Cate Blanchett and Margot Robbie have all made the top 10 in Hollywood Reporter's Power Stylists lists . Popular Australian comedian Rebel Wilson also recently enlisted Stewart's style advice in a bid to bring a sense of 'classiness' to her image in Tinseltown. Stewart was also voted number one stylist on The Hollywood Reporter's Power Stylist list last year, and was also blamed for causing a major fashion stir for having Blanchett (dubbed ‘the darling of Hollywood’) be the first to step out in a black frayed dress for Maison Margiela by John Galliano (after the disgraced designer left Valentino) during her Blue Jasmine acclaim. Also notably scoring eighth place was Cristina Elrich, the stylist responsible for creating a fresh faced glamour look for Aussie beauty Margot Robbie (during both her blonde and brunette red carpet appearances) and an Amazonian style for mystical Australian actress Isabel Lucas. Style sisters: Jeanann Williams, Naomi Watts' longtime stylist, placed ninth on the list . Personal and professional: Jeannan also used to date Naomi's brother Ben, and the pair share a daughter . Elrich’s other accolades include styling stars such as Penelope Cruz, Jessica Biel and Girls star Allison Williams. Straight after Elrich is Naomi Watts's stylist Jeann Williams, making the hit list at number nine. Williams manages to keep the ‘Diana’ star on the watch list every event (and is also well versed in maintain Watt’s partner Liev Shreiber’s dapper look beside her on the red carpet). Williams has had a strong advantage with her A-list clientele, when Watt’s, one of her most famous, is also the Aunt to her daughter (Williams used to date Watt’s brother acclaimed photographer Ben Watts). Despite the long list of Hollywood’s elite fashion royalty, to have three stylists most known for creating the glitz and glamour of Australia’s finest up there in the hit list at the very least deserves a shout out. Fashion star: Cristina Elrich is the women behind Margot Robbie's latest red carpet moments . Celebrity favourite: Elrich (left) also styles Penelope Cruz, Jessica Biel and Girls star Allison Williams . Glam squad: Elizabeth Stewart (far left) was part of Cate Blanchett's team for this year's Oscars . Glamour: As well as styling Blanchett, Stewart is also responsible for styling some of the biggest names in Hollywood: Julia Roberts', Sandra Bullock, and Amanda Seyfried . 1. PETRA FLANNERY . 2. LESLIE FREMAR . 3.KARLA WELCH & KEMAL HARRIS . 4.KATE YOUNG . 5.ILARIA URBINATI . 6.ELIZABETH STEWART . 7. LEITH CLARK . 8. CRISTINA EHRLICH . 9. JEANANN WILLIAMS . 10. JOSEPH CASSELL . 11. JESSICA PASTER . 12. BRANDON MAXWELL . 13.MICAELA ERLANGER . 14.RACHEL ZOE / RACHEL ZOE STUDIO . 15. ERIN WALSH . 16. JEANNE YANG . 17. ROB ZANGARDI & MARIEL HAENN . 18. SOPHIE LOPEZ . 19. WENDI & NICOLE FERREIRA . 20.RYAN HASTINGS . 21. SAMANTHA MCMILLEN . 22. JASON REMBERT . 23. PENNY LOVELL . 24. TARA SWENNEN . 25. REBECCA CORBIN-MURRAY .",
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            "Elizabeth Stewart, who styles Australian actress Cate Blanchett and mega stars including Sandra Bullock, Julia Roberts and Amanda Seyfried, has been named sixth in Hollywood Reporter's Power Stylist for 2015 list . Also named in the top 10 are Margot Robbie's stylist Cristina Elrich in eighth place and Naomi Watts's stylist Jeann Williams in ninth place . Australian stars are also cited as examples of their success . ",
            "Elizabeth Stewart is one of three women dubbed 'power stylists' in Hollywood Reporter's 'Power Stylist for 2015' hit list . Stewart is credited with styling Australian actress Cate Blanchett as well as mega stars including Sandra Bullock, Julia Roberts and Amanda Seyfried . She scored sixth place on the list . "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: As many as 1.5 million innocent people died at Auschwitz in horrifying conditions: its name a reminder of the atrocities of the Holocaust. But authorities say that the former concentration camp, now the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum, in Oświęcim, Poland, is becoming a popular tourist destination - so popular in fact, that they may have to start turning people away. The memorial site today urged potential visitors to book their visits online ahead of time to prevent that from happening. Scroll down for video . A sign in front of a watchtower at Auschwitz I concentration camp, which has become an unlikely tourist . It said there have been more than 250,000 visitors so far this year, a rise of more than 40 per cent compared with the same period last year, which itself hit a record with 1.5 million visitors. 'Going through the Auschwitz-Birkenau space is not an easy experience for anyone,' said Dr. Piotr M.A. Cywiński, Director of the Museum. 'This authentic place has become the symbol of evil for the entire world, which is manifested by an over threefold increase in attendance, interest of the media, internet statistics as well as over half a billion people throughout the planet who watched the 70th anniversary of the liberation of KL Auschwitz live on television.' Tourists take photographs at Auschwitz, which has had more than 250,000 already this year . The memorial site has urged potential visitors to book their visits online ahead of time to ensure entry . The increase in popularity has led to various security changes, and visitors are now advised to book ahead inorder to avoid congestion inside the former Nazi concentration camp. Just 30 people are allowed to visit Auschwitz I - the original camp at any one time - for safety reasons, as well to conserve the buildings and create the best conditions for learning about its history. So a website for the site has been created enabling booking, which  guarantees entrance to the Museum on a chosen day and hour. The site attracted headlines in 2014 when an Alabama teenager took a  selfie during a tour of the death camp . 1. Ground zero – site of 9/11 in New York . 2. Auschwitz – concentration camp, Poland . 3. Alcatraz – prison, San Francisco . 4. Pompeii – Italy . 5. Omaha and Utah beaches – D-Day invasion scenes, France . 6. Killing fields – Cambodia . 7. New Orleans – Site of Hurricane Katrina disaster, USA . 8. Chernobyl – Nuclear disaster site, Ukraine . 9. Giglio, Italy – scene of the Costa Concordia disaster . 10. Haiti – site of devastating earthquake . According to online travel agency sunshine.co.uk . Visitors also have to undergo safety control: It is forbidden to light candles outside designated areas. or to carry objects which may pose a threat to the life, health and safety. Smoking cigarettes and e-cigarettes is also strictly forbidden and only small bags are allowed into the museum. In 2014, 1,534 000 people visited Auschwitz, the highest number during one year than ever before -  the highest attendance in the history of European memorial sites. January saw the  70th anniversary of the camp's liberation, a possible reason for the surge in interest. Auschwitz after its liberation  in January 1945.  A group of children who survived the camp, pictured . January saw the 70th anniversary of the camp's liberation, a possible reason for the surge in interest . It also attracted headlines in 2014 when an Alabama teenager was criticized for taking a smiling selfie during a tour of the German death camp. Visiting scenes of death and disaster might seem inappropriate to the average holidaymaker, but dark tourism appears to be on the rise. Professor Mark Griffiths of Nottingham Trent University, who has written a blog post on death fascination says there are a number of reasons for our interest in the macabre. 'There's a huge market for witnessing the extremities of human behaviour. By looking at something so extreme it makes us feel better about ourselves,' he told MailOnline Travel.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Over 250 thousand people have visited Nazi concentration camp in 2015 .\nVisits have increased by 40% since same period of the previous year .\nJanuary saw 70th anniversary of its liberation and a surge in interest .<END-1>",
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            "Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum may have to start turning people away as 250,000 visitors have visited this year, a rise of more than 40 per cent compared with the same period last year . The memorial site urges potential visitors to book their visits online ahead of time to prevent congestion inside the former Nazi concentration camp .",
            "This year, the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum in Poland has had over 250,000 visitors , a rise of more than 40 per cent compared with the same period last year . The museum has urged potential visitors to book their visits online ahead of time to ensure entry ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Mauricio Pochettino insists he will not flood Tottenham's first team squad with players from the academy next season despite the success of his young stars. Harry Kane, Nabil Bentaleb and Ryan Mason, who are all products of Spurs' youth system, have taken giant strides in the senior set-up this season. Their success has led to calls for more youngsters to be promoted through the club, but Pochettino says he will cautious in his approach to blooding more youngsters. Mauricio Pochettino has questioned the logic of blooding more academy players based on past success . Nabil Bentaleb (left) has forged a strong partnership with Ryan Mason, while Harry Kane has been prolific . 'We need to be careful with that. Because Kane, Mason and Bentaleb are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino. 'It's important to understand this is important for the club because it's our identity and philosophy and they can translate this passion for the club - but not because we need to show we are the best academy in the world. 'We need to be careful and work hard, we have fantastic staff, and the head of the academy John McDermott, but we need to analyse and be careful with the young players. 'Kane, Mason and Bentaleb are very important players in the team but it is not only these three are who very important for the team this season.' Meanwhile, Pochettino insists it is Hugo Lloris' ambition to play Champions League football with Tottenham after he was linked with a move away. Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has previously spoken of his desire to play in the Champions League . It has been suggested that the Frenchman would consider his future this summer if the club fail to finish in the top-four, a scenario which looks virtually certain. But Pochettino added: 'There's been no change from six months ago when we spoke about the rumour. Hugo wants to play the Champions League here for Tottenham and these rumours are nothing true. He is happy here and wants to reach the Champions League with Tottenham that is his dream.'",
        "generated_text": "Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino. Harry Kane; Nabil Bentaleb; Ryan Mason.",
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            "Mauricio Pochettino, Tottenham manager, says he will be cautious in his approach to blooding more academy players, despite the success of Harry Kane, Nabil Bentaleb and Ryan Mason . Pochettino says it is important to understand that the academy is important, but that the club needs to be careful and work hard. Pochettino also insists that Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris' ambition is to play Champions League football with Tottenham.",
            "Mauricio Pochettino has said that he will not flood Tottenham’s first team squad with academy players next season despite the success of their young stars . Harry Kane, Nabil Bentaleb and Ryan Mason have all taken giant strides in the senior set-up this season . Their success has led to calls for more youngsters to be promoted through the club, but Pochettino says he will be cautious in his approach to blooding more youngsters.",
            "Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has said he will not rush to introduce academy players into the first team despite the emergence of Harry Kane, Nabil Bentaleb and Ryan Mason . Pochettino said the success of the trio does not mean he will promote more youngsters, adding that it is important to be cautious and not rush them into the first team . Pochettino also insisted that goalkeeper Hugo Lloris wants to achieve his dream of playing in the Champions League with Tottenham ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Going down on one knee is always a nerve-wracking experience but popping the question in public comes with an extra helping of risk. And for one man, it was a risk that most certainly didn't pay off after he was very publicly turned down by his girlfriend during an appearance on The Jeremy Kyle Show. The couple, known only as Jamie and Dawn, were appearing on an episode entitled: 'My fiancé is a womaniser but is he a cheat?' Scroll down for video . The big moment: Jeremy Kyle Show guest Jamie goes down on one knee in front of girlfriend Dawn . Having refused to take one of the show's famous lie detector tests, Jamie attempts to show his love for Dawn by proposing - but has the ring thrown back in his face. In front of Mr Kyle and a tittering studio audience, a furious Dawn then storms out, screeching: 'I'm out of here!' The moment came towards the end of a stormy show in which the couple had hurled accusations at each other, with Jamie admitting to having sex with one of Dawn's friends while she took their pet dog for a walk. But following Dawn's dramatic walkout, Jamie, flanked by a furrow-browed Mr Kyle, insisted that it had all been a huge mistake. Not impressed: She opens the box, takes a look at the ring and then throws it in his face . Heading off: Dawn then storms off the stage, screeching: 'I'm out of here!' 'It was one mistake,' he explained. Blaming his refusal to take the lie detector test on his MS, he continued: . 'It was not my decision to not do the lie detector. The friend I had sex with was a one off.' But his pleas fell on deaf ears, with a sobbing Dawn going on to reveal that she had also had a fling with someone else. 'Twice you went behind my back,' shouted a furious Jamie. 'I made one mistake.' Having been advised to 'put up or move on' by Mr Kyle, the couple left the show with no plans to marry in the near future. Pleading: Jamie then attempts to remonstrate with Dawn and apologises for cheating . Bombshell: Dawn then drops a bombshell of her own and admits to doing a spot of cheating herself .",
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            "Jamie, a guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show, was publicly turned down by his girlfriend when he went down on one knee to propose . During the episode, the couple hurled accusations at each other, with Jamie admitting to having sex with one of Dawn's friends . The couple left the show with no plans to marry in the near future .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Samantha Cameron has made her first solo appearance of the general election with a provocative visit to a Ukip stronghold. The Prime Minister's wife swooped into Rochester and Strood, the seat held by Mark Reckless after he defected from the Tories last summer. David Cameron has made no secret of his desire to kick Mr Reckless's 'fat arse' out of the Commons, and clearly hopes his wife can woo voters in the crucial Kent battleground. Scroll down for video . Samantha Cameron has made her first solo appearance of the general election with a provocative visit to a Ukip stronghold . Mrs Cameron joined Tory candidate Kelly Tolhurst for a visit to Abbey Court School in Rainham, Kent . Mrs Cameron met Mitchell, aged four, at the Abbey Court School in Rainham, a special school  for three to 19-year-olds . She also spoke to five-year-old Jessica at the school, which aides said was 'very close to her heart' Mrs Cameron's first solo appearance three days into the campaign will be seen as a statement of intent from the Conservatives, who are desperate to wrest the seat back from Ukip following the by-election. Visiting a special school in the constituency, she joked that she was pleased that her campaigning duties did not stretch to a live TV debate. Mr Cameron is due to go head-to-head in a seven-way debate tomorrow night with the leaders of Labour, Lib Dems, Ukip, Greens, SNP and Plaid Cymru. Mrs Cameron told reporters: 'He doesn't seem too nervous but I'm very glad it's him doing it and not me.' When Mr Reckless defected from the Tories last year, the Prime Minister launched an extraordinary attack on his betrayal. Mr Cameron argued that committed volunteers have ‘knocked on doors, stuffed envelopes, licked stamps to get his fat arse on the Commons benches, and this is how he repays them’. But after the Conservatives threw the kitchen sink at the by-election triggered by his decision to join Ukip, Mr Reckless held it with a majority of 2,920. Tory sources said it remains a 'key seat' and Mrs Cameron was keen to support Miss Tolhurst who is a 'great local candidate' Mrs Cameron is expected to make a series of more stridently political interventions, after using a BBC interview last month to back her husband's bid to remain as Prime Minister . Tory sources said it remains a 'key seat' and Mrs Cameron was keen to support Tory Kelly Tolhurst who is a 'great local candidate'. Mrs Cameron is expected to make a series of more stridently political interventions, after using a BBC interview last month to back her husband's bid to remain as Prime Minister. She said: 'He's definitely for my mind the best man for the job. 'I hope that me and the family help him to keep things in perspective - keep him grounded - help him to pace himself over the next eight weeks.' Miss Tolhurst who stood against Mr Reckless at the Rochester and Strood by-election in November. She greeted Mrs Cameron as she arrived for the visit to Abbey Court School in Rainham, Kent. Mrs Cameron wore a Cos raspberry coloured blouse and a blue skirt from Toast, teamed with navy shoes from Zara. She met head teacher Karen Joy as she toured the site for three to 19-year-olds with special educational needs, which aides said was 'very close to her heart'. Mark Reckless defected from the Tories to Ukip last summer. After the Conservatives threw the kitchen sink at the subsequent by-election, Mr Reckless held it with a majority of 2,920 . In September, Mr Reckless followed Douglas Carswell to become the second Conservative to defect to Ukip. The turncoat MP was unrepentant about his defection, insisting the Tories had broken promises on immigration and reducing the deficit. Senior Conservatives reacted with fury.  Party chairman Grant Shapps used the opening speech of the Tory conference to mount a sustained attack on Mr Reckless, declaring: ‘He lied and lied and lied again.’ Mr Cameron has admitted that the pressures of wooing voters means their regular date nights will have to be put on hold. He told the Sunday Telegraph: 'I think that will probably be a bit testing. I think there won't be much time for some of those things. 'Samantha's going to be on the campaign trail with me. She has also got other things she has to do, including making sure the children make it to school every day.' In November's by-election, Mr Reckless won 42 per cent of the vote, ahead of Kelly Tolhurst on 35 per cent . Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne today visited Marston's Brewery in Wolverhampton . The Tory power couple were filmed together at the weekend during a visit to Salford's Royal Hospital in Greater Manchester. Speaking to a patient, they discussed their many hospital visits with son Ivan, who died in 2009. The PM said: 'When our son was very ill, we often went into hospital and it is very difficult to get out at the weekend.' Mrs Cameron added: 'On a Friday, if we thought there was any chance that we could get home, I was like: 'We've got to get out this afternoon'.'",
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            "Samantha Cameron has made her first solo appearance of the general election with a provocative visit to a Ukip stronghold . The Prime Minister's wife swooped into Rochester and Strood, the seat held by Mark Reckless after he defected from the Tories last summer . David Cameron has made no secret of his desire to kick Mr Reckless's 'fat arse' out of the Commons, and clearly hopes his wife can woo voters in the crucial Kent battleground.",
            "Samantha Cameron makes her first solo appearance of the general election with a visit to a Ukip stronghold in Rochester and Strood, the seat held by Mark Reckless after he defected from the Tories last summer . Mrs Cameron's first solo appearance three days into the campaign will be seen as a statement of intent from the Conservatives, who are desperate to wrest the seat back from Ukip following the by-election .",
            "Samantha Cameron has made her first solo appearance of the general election in Rochester and Strood . The Tory seat is held by Mark Reckless after he defected from the Tories last summer . It was seen as provocative as David Cameron hopes his wife can woo voters in the crucial Kent battleground ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Jose Mourinho had placed the Barclays Premier League’s joint-top goalscorer on standby for this match, insisting he would only turn to Diego Costa if absolutely necessary. As it turned out, the emergency glass needed to be broken. The £32million striker was required to stop Chelsea squandering the opportunity to open a seven-point advantage over their title rivals. Yet all they got was 11 minutes before Costa was forced off with a recurrence of the hamstring injury that ruled him out of the international break with Spain. Chelsea striker Diego Costa limped off with a hamstring injury shortly after coming on at the interval . Will he be out for a week, a month, two months, maybe more? ‘It’s too early,’ said Mourinho, who went on to defend throwing Costa on. ‘I don’t say “gamble” because we did every test, every scan, the player trained for two days, he was 100 per cent with the team. ‘The medical department were convinced he was ready. The player was convinced he was ready. Not for 90 minutes but he was ready to play and to help the team.’ In the meantime a chunk of the Chelsea contingent will be wondering how they fill the void left by Costa. They need look no further than this win against Stoke as the answer presents itself in the form of Loic Remy and, of course, Eden Hazard. Blues striker Costa looks despondent as he sits on the turf following another injury to his hamstring . Hazard scored and assisted in the same Premier League match for the seventh time, and looked like a man ready to rubbish the idea he was too tired to play a full 90 minutes for Belgium in midweek. He tormented the Stoke defence here at Stamford Bridge, and has scored more Premier League goals for Chelsea over the past three seasons than any other player. That’s 35, by the way. So, too, was Remy equally as clinical against Stoke. Acting as Costa’s replacement for the starting XI, he proved more than a handful for the visitors on his fourth start for Chelsea in the Premier League. It took an outstanding one-handed save from Stoke goalkeeper Asmir Begovic at full stretch to deny Remy’s deflected shot from giving Chelsea the lead after just three minutes. Then, four minutes later, it was him again, going close as his curled shot skipped agonisingly wide of the far post. The man turned down by Liverpool was given the unfortunate task of trying to fill the boots of Costa, but rarely looked shy in doing so. Yet it remained 0-0 as half time approached. Was it time for Mourinho to roll the dice? It was in the 32nd minute his patience wore thin. Costa looks in pain after pulling up at Stamford Bridge during Chelsea's 2-1 win over Stoke City . Chelsea gave away possession in the final third – not for the first time – and a frowning Mourinho turned to his substitutes’ bench, gestured at Costa with a nod, and the striker began warming up down the touchline. A sign he was to be introduced soon enough. It took a smidgen of luck for the deadlock to be broken thanks to the quick feet of Cesc Fabregas earning a penalty, and Hazard was cool as ever in putting Chelsea ahead. Never in doubt, as no player in Premier League history has taken more and never missed than Hazard. Yet Stamford Bridge’s celebrations were short-lived. Mourinho’s frustration grew when Charlie Adam channelled his inner David Beckham and scored from more than 60 yards out. With Thibaut Courtois left embarrassed, Mourinho knew it was time to ‘gamble’. Jose Mourinho was happy to have gambled with Costa's fitness despite losing the striker after 10 minutes . Off went Oscar, on came Costa for the second half. No sooner had he been on the pitch than he had to come off. He signalled to the bench after just 10 minutes and was replaced by veteran Didier Drogba. Yet this was all about Chelsea's go-to guy, Hazard, and Costa’s worthy replacement, Remy. ‘We have three strikers,’ Mourinho declared afterwards. ‘We decided at the beginning of the season to go more with Diego. He won the right of being first choice.’ But by this evidence, Chelsea supporters need not lose sleep over their first-choice striker's injury. As Stoke found out, Remy can fill the gap left by Costa, and Hazard is simply every bit a Premier League title winner in the making. Eden Hazard steps up to stroke home the opener for Chelsea from the penalty spot in the first half . Remy finishes to put Chelsea back in front after a mistake from Stoke City keeper Begovic .",
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            "Costa was forced off after 11 minutes with a hamstring injury that ruled him out of the international break with Spain . Remy proved himself a worthy replacement, and Hazard was in top form, scoring and assisting in the same Premier League match for the seventh time . Chelsea supporters need not lose sleep over their first-choice striker's injury.",
            "Diego Costa was forced off with a hamstring injury after 11 minutes in Chelsea's match against Stoke . Will he be out for a week, a month, two months, maybe more? Eden Hazard scored and assisted in the same Premier League match for the seventh time and Loic Remy proved to be more than a handful for Stoke on his fourth start for Chelsea in the Premier League .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)A  man charged with planning the deadly 2008 Mumbai terror attacks in India has been released on bail in Pakistan after years of detention, prompting sharp criticism from India. Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, a top leader of the terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba, was released early Friday from a jail in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi, according to Yahya Mujahid, spokesman for Jamaat-ud-Dawa, a group with which Lakhvi is affiliated. Lakhvi was charged in Pakistan in 2009, accused of masterminding the November 2008 terror attacks that left more than 160 people dead in Mumbai, India's most populous city. Lakhvi still faces trial in the case. But an anti-terrorism court granted Lakhvi bail last year, a decision the Pakistani government said it would challenge. That challenge lasted until Thursday, when the Lahore High Court ordered his release, CNN affiliate and Pakistani outlet GEO News reported. Lakhvi posted bail totaling 2 million Pakistani rupees (more than $19,000), according to GEO News. India, Pakistan's neighbor and rival, condemned Lakhvi's bail release on Friday. The country contacted Pakistan's foreign secretary to underline \"that this has reinforced the perception that Pakistan has a dual policy on dealing with terrorists, and those who have carried out attacks or are posing a threat to India are being dealt with differently,\" said Syed Akbaruddin, a spokesman for India's Ministry of External Affairs. The accusation that Pakistan might treat India differently highlights long-running tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors, which have fought three wars against each other since their partition at the end of British colonial rule. Pakistan's Foreign Office responded Friday by saying, \"It would not be proper to cast aspersions on Pakistan's commitment to countering terrorism at a time when Pakistan has entered a critical stage of defeating the menace of terrorism.\" The Foreign Office also blamed what it said was India's delay in cooperating in the case, saying it \"weakened the prosecution.\" In the Mumbai attacks, heavily armed men stormed landmark buildings around Mumbai, including luxury hotels, the city's historic Victoria Terminus train station and a Jewish cultural center. India executed the last surviving gunman from the attacks in 2012. Other suspects were all killed during the series of attacks, which went on for three days. More about the Mumbai attacks . CNN's Harmeet Singh contributed to this report.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>The terror attacks in India left more than 160 people dead .\nA court granted the suspect bail last year .<END-1>",
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            "Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, a man charged in the deadly 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, is released on bail after years of detention in Pakistan, prompting sharp criticism from India . Lakhvi faces trial in the case and was granted bail last year . An anti-terrorism court granted Lakhvi bail last year, a decision the Pakistani government said it would challenge. India, Pakistan's neighbor and rival, condemned Lakhvi's bail release on Friday.",
            "A man charged with planning the deadly 2008 Mumbai terror attacks in India has been released on bail in Pakistan after years of detention . Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, a top leader of the terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba, was released early Friday from a jail in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi . Lakhvi was charged in Pakistan in 2009, accused of masterminding the November 2008 terror attacks that left more than 160 people dead in Mumbai, India's most populous city .",
            "A man charged with planning the deadly 2008 Mumbai terror attacks in India has been released on bail in Pakistan after years of detention, prompting sharp criticism from India . Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, a top leader of the terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba, was released early Friday from a jail in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi . Lakhvi was charged in Pakistan in 2009, accused of masterminding the November 2008 terror attacks that left more than 160 people dead in Mumbai, India's most populous city ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: This is the moment a four-year-old girl broke down in tears because the 'little ducks' in a nursery rhyme did not come back to their mother. Rilie Carey, from Salem, Oregon, learnt the popular song at preschool and was halfway through eating her dinner when she decided to perform it for her mom, Jessica. She starts by confidently singing: 'Four little ducks went out to play, over the hills and far away. 'Mumma duck says quack, quack, quack, quack, but only three little ducks came back.' But as the rhyme continues - and the number of ducks returning to their mother decreases - her eyes begin to fill with tears. As she gets to the penultimate verse, where 'no little ducks come back', she starts to sob with her arm across her face. At the end of the clip Rilie, who lives with her mom, dad and two-year-old brother, leans in for a hug from her mom - despite being told the ducks do actually return. Mrs Carey posted the video on Facebook alongside the caption: 'My four-year-old daughter learned a new song at school yesterday and can't quite get through it without crying. 'She gets so sad that the mama duck doesn't have her babies!! #allthefeels' The 25-year-old, who met Rilie's father Aaron in 2007, told MailOnline: 'I filmed the video because after I had picked Rilie up from school, she would't stop singing it all day and would start to get emotional near the end every single time. 'I recorded it at dinner time so I could show her dad once he got off from work. 'She is so caring and loving and, as a mother, it made my heart explode watching her get so emotional about the mama duck losing her babies. She's so sweet. 'I just adored it. It makes me happy to know how loving her little heart is.' Rilie (left; right) learnt the popular song about ducks at preschool and was halfway through eating her dinner when she decided to perform it for her mother Jessica Carey . Jessica Carey (pictured with her husband Aaron, Rilie and two-year-old son) posted the video on Facebook with the caption: 'My four-year-old daughter learned a new song at school yesterday and can't quite get through it without crying' Mr Carey, a 32-year-old tattoo artist, also shared the video on Facebook and added: 'If you haven't already seen this video, check it out. 'It's my sweet little daughter singing a new song she learned at school. She gets very emotional towards the end lol.' The video has already received more than 2.9million views on Facebook. Hundreds of viewers have commented, with many dubbing the video the 'cutest thing ever'. Mrs Carey is hoping Rilie will now be invited on to The Ellen DeGeneres Show.",
        "generated_text": "Rilie Carey; Salem; Oregon; mom; the popular song; preschool; tears.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Rilie, four, heard the song at preschool and was performing it at dinner .\nHer eyes filled with tears before she sobbed with her arm over her face .\nMom Jessica Carey posted the video on Facebook and YouTube .<END-1>",
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            "Rilie Carey, from Salem, Oregon, learnt the popular song about ducks at preschool and was halfway through eating her dinner when she decided to perform it for her mom, Jessica . As the rhyme continues, and the number of ducks returning to their mother decreases, her eyes begin to fill with tears . The video of the four-year-old has already received more than 2.9million views on Facebook .",
            "Rilie Carey, from Salem, Oregon, learnt a popular song at preschool and was halfway through eating her dinner when she decided to perform it for her mom, Jessica . She broke down in tears because the 'little ducks' in a nursery rhyme did not come back to their mother .",
            "Four-year-old girl Rilie Carey from Salem, Oregon, breaks down in tears because the 'little ducks' in a nursery rhyme did not come back to their mother . She learnt the popular song at preschool and was halfway through eating her dinner when she decided to perform it for her mom . The video has already received more than 2.9 million views on Facebook ."
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        "sample_id": "test_84",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Denmark has finally passed a law banning bestiality in an attempt to crack down on perverts visiting the country to have sex with animals. The Nordic country decided to tighten up its laws amid reports of animal sex shows, clubs and even animal brothels frequented by tourists taking advantage of its lax regulations. The previous law only stipulated a ban on intercourse which harmed the animals. New law: The Danish government bought in tougher legislation amid fears their relaxed legal stance on bestiality was making the country a destination for people who wanted to have sex with animals . But agricultural minister Dan Jorgensen pointed out it was difficult to prove whether or not the animal had been harmed. 'The current legislation does not protect the animals . enough,' he wrote in an opinion piece. 'It's hard to prove that an animal suffers when a human . has sexual intercourse with it, and that is why we must give the . animal the benefit of the doubt.' Those voting for the bill said Denmark did not want to . remain the last northern European country where bestiality was . legal, as this was attracting animal sex tourists. Germany, . Norway, Sweden and Britain previously banned it. 'There are frequent reports of the occurrence of organised . animal sex shows, clubs and animal brothels in Denmark,' the . Danish Ethical Council for Animals, an independent advisory . board under the food and agriculture ministry, said in a report, . while adding that it had not been able to verify the reports. Tourist destination: There were reports of animal sex shows, clubs and even brothels in the Nordic country . An investigation by the now defunct Danish newspaper 24timer about 10 years ago found animal owners were openly advertising their animals' services 'for sale', for between £57 and £113 - depending on what was required. More recently, a 2011 Justice Ministry report surveyed veterinarians and . found 17 percent of them suspected that an animal they treated . had had intercourse with a human. The advent of the internet no doubt helped the boom in animal sex tourism: there are entire forums dedicated to helping people swap advice on bestiality, as well as pornography. The move leaves few countries in the world where bestiality is still legal: within Europe, it leaves just Finland, Romania and Hungary. In the United States, laws surrounding bestiality vary from state to state: Vermont, New Hampshire and Ohio are some of the states where there is no law against it.",
        "generated_text": "Danish government; bestiality; fear; country; sex tourism; report.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Denmark's previous law only banned bestiality if it harmed the animal .\nDecided to toughen up laws after it became a stop for animal sex tourists .\nThere are reports of animal sex shows, clubs and even animal brothels .\nAlmost one in five vets suspect they have treated an bestiality victim .<END-1>",
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            "Denmark has passed a law banning bestiality amid fears that the country is becoming a destination for those seeking to have sex with animals . The move comes amid reports of animal sex shows, clubs and even brothels in the Nordic country . A report from the Danish Ethical Council for Animals revealed it had not been able to verify the reports but that \"there are frequent reports of the occurrence of organised animal sex shows, clubs and animal brothels in Denmark\".",
            "Denmark has passed a law banning bestiality in an effort to crack down on sex tourism . The previous law only stipulated a ban on intercourse which harmed the animals . The Danish Ethical Council for Animals reports that there are frequent reports of the occurrence of organised animal sex shows, clubs and animal brothels in Denmark .",
            "The Danish government is cracking down on sex tourism with a new law banning bestiality amid fears that their lax regulations were making the country a destination for people who wanted to have sex with animals . The Danish Ethical Council for Animals, an independent advisory board under the food and agriculture ministry, said in a report that there were frequent reports of the occurrence of organized animal sex shows, clubs and animal brothels in Denmark but they had not been able to verify the reports."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Sky Sports’ drastic cost-cutting across the board after paying £11million a match to retain Premier League rights is being blamed for the demise of the Victory Shield, the home nations international Under 16 tournament. The FA announced this week that England are pulling out of the event with immediate effect in order to achieve a more varied fixture list, including more foreign opposition. England have pulled out of the home nations international Under 16 tournament . But it is understood this surprise move has been prompted by Sky allegedly withdrawing their title sponsorship as well as reducing live coverage and wanting further changes to the format and another backer found. Gareth Southgate, FA’s head of National Teams, said: ‘We feel due to the uncertainly around the Victory Shield and the potential changes suggested by Sky, it is a good time to review our fixtures and make an early decision.’ However, Sky say that their recommendations, including shortening the time between games, would have raised the profile of an historic competition that first took place in 1925 and whose notable players include Sir Stanley Matthews, Sir Bobby Charlton, Kenny Dalglish, Trevor Brooking, Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney. Meanwhile, Sky’s price hikes involving all their programming since almost breaking the bank by committing £4.2bn to Premier League football are significantly more than the Isleworth spin machine suggested. The variety bundle has gone up 7.1 per cent, sports by 4 per cent — double for Virgin cable subscribers — the HD pack by 9.8 per cent and the full total by 6.4 per cent . Referee Martin Atkinson travelled in business class on return from Munich . It did not give the impression that referee Martin Atkinson and his assistants were a team on returning from officiating Bayern Munich’s destruction of Porto in the Champions League. Atkinson and assistants Mike Mullarkey and Stephen Child travelled in business class on their Lufthansa flight home while fourth official Darren England was in economy. England head coach Peter Moores has influential supporters on board . England head coach Peter Moores will report to the new England director of cricket, who in turn will have ECB chief executive Tom Harrison as his boss in the structure going forward. But it certainly helps Moores’ survival hopes that his assistant Paul Farbrace is highly rated and considered an important voice in the dressing room. BT Sport are to broadcast the inaugural European Games in Baku in June, having finally agreed terms. The deal will be announced on Thursday along with Team GB, whose best known names are Olympic boxing and taekwondo gold medallists Nicola Adams and Jade Jones. Brazilian legend Pele will enjoy a short stopover in London on Thursday . Pele’s London highlife . Pele's enduring reputation as the world’s greatest footballer will be enhanced during a short stopover in London. The Brazilian legend is due at the Halcyon Gallery in Mayfair on Thursday to promote an art exhibition inspired by his life and to celebrate his 75th birthday in October. On display will be pop artist Andy Warhol’s original acrylic and silkscreen ink on canvas 1977 work of Pele in his final year with New York Cosmos. The painting is valued at $10million — and no picture of Ronaldo, Messi or Maradona can compete with that. Later, Pele will be going to a party organised by his agents Ten10, where he will be introduced to other clients including Jack Wilshere. Willie McKay, one of football’s most notorious agents, has been declared bankrupt at a hearing in Glasgow. McKay, who used to run his agency business from the multi-millionaire tax haven of Monaco and had racing stables in Yorkshire, revealed assets of just £987, while court documents detailed that he owed £713,292. When football democracy is so skewered that Sepp Blatter’s three rivals for the FIFA presidency are denied the opportunity to address the Central American CONCACAF confederation, no wonder Blatter feels no need to set up an election team. However, it does look like Blatter has been promising his support for the 2019 FIFA leadership to CONCACAF chief Jeffrey Webb, who is noticeably more aligned to Blatter than he was a few months ago. There is no stopping the Kevin Pietersen charm offensive with his KP24 foundation backing a campaign for a pioneering cancer treatment to be made available on the NHS.",
        "generated_text": "Sky Sports; £4.3bn; Premier League rights; Under 16; England; tournament.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Sky allegedly withdrew their title sponsorship of Under 16 tournament .\nBT Sport are to broadcast inaugural European Games in Baku in June .\nBrazilian legend Pele is due in London on Thursday for an art exhibition .<END-1>",
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            "Sky Sports’ cost-cutting across the board after paying £4.3bn to retain Premier League rights is being blamed for the demise of the Victory Shield, the home nations international Under 16 tournament . England have pulled out of the event with immediate effect in order to achieve a more varied fixture list . It is understood this surprise move has been prompted by Sky allegedly withdrawing their title sponsorship as well as reducing live coverage and wanting further changes to the format and another backer found.",
            "Sky Sports’ cost-cutting after paying £11m a match to retain Premier League rights is being blamed for the demise of the Victory Shield, the Under 16 tournament for home nations, which England has pulled out of . The move is alleged to have been prompted by Sky withdrawing their title sponsorship as well as reducing live coverage and wanting further changes to the format and another backer found .",
            "Sky Sports’ drastic cost-cutting across the board after paying £4.3bn for Premier League rights is being blamed for the demise of the Victory Shield, the home nations international Under 16 tournament . The FA announced this week that England are pulling out of the event with immediate effect in order to achieve a more varied fixture list, including more foreign opposition . However, it is understood this surprise move has been prompted by Sky allegedly withdrawing their title sponsorship as well as reducing live coverage and wanting further changes to the format and another backer found ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)All Elizabeth Sedway wanted was to leave paradise and head home. But she couldn't. Why? Because, according to her, she has cancer. That's what she said in a video posted to Facebook that shows her group packing up from their Alaska Airlines plane as it sat at the gate in Hawaii. \"You're taking me off the airplane because I don't have a doctor's note saying I can fly,\" a woman is heard saying. \"All these people are waiting, and I'm being removed as if  I'm a criminal or contagious, because I have cancer and no note to fly.\" Sedway did eventually get on a flight back to San Jose, California, although she didn't get home until late Tuesday night. And she got an apology. \"We regret the inconvenience Ms. Sedway experienced ... and are very sorry for how the situation was handled,\" Alaska Airlines spokeswoman Bobbie Egan said. \"... While our employee had the customer's well-being in mind, the situation could have been handled differently.\" Her cancer fight notwithstanding, Sedway was in Hawaii in time to celebrate her 14th wedding anniversary. Still, on Monday, she was on a plane to head east. Then, according to her Facebook post, an airline employee who saw Sedway seated in the handicapped section asked her how she was doing. The second time she inquired, Sedway wrote that she responded by saying she sometimes felt weak. That was followed by a call to a doctor, then her removal from the plane. Egan, the Alaska Airlines spokeswoman, acknowledged that the carrier's policy when someone has a medical issue is to call MedLink, a group of ER nurses and doctors. The idea, she explained, is that \"it is better to address medical issues or concerns on the ground rather than in the air, especially on flights to or from Hawaii\" -- which in that case would last five-plus hours over open ocean. The decision to pull Sedway from the flight was done with \"the customer's well-being\" in mind, according to Egan. Still, that doesn't mean it was the right decision. Alaska Airlines since apologized to Sedway \"for the disruption this has caused,\" in addition to refunding her family's tickets and paying for their overnight accommodations.\" Even though she was stuck in Hawaii, Sedway made clear on Facebook that this was a real \"disruption.\" \"Because of this, I will miss my chemotherapy, my children will miss school and my husband will miss important meetings,\" she said.",
        "generated_text": "Alaska Airlines; cancer; Elizabeth Sedway; Hawaii; cancer; cancer; us; Monday.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Elizabeth Sedway posted to video to Facebook showing her removal from a plane .\nShe was forced off a flight in Hawaii and told she couldn't head home to California .\nAlaska Airlines later apologized, saying it could have handled the situation differently .<END-1>",
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            "Elizabeth Sedway was removed from an Alaska Airlines flight after a flight attendant saw her seated in the handicapped section and asked how she was; the second time she inquired, Sedway said she sometimes felt weak. Sedway's cancer fight notwithstanding, she was in Hawaii to celebrate her 14th wedding anniversary and was on her way back to California on Monday when she was removed from the flight and unable to fly until later in the week due to her cancer .",
            "A woman with cancer says she was removed from an Alaska Airlines flight as it sat at the gate in Hawaii because she didn't have a doctor's note saying she could fly . Elizabeth Sedway said in a Facebook post that she will miss her chemotherapy, her children will miss school and her husband will miss important meetings because of her removal . The airline has since apologized for the disruption.",
            "Elizabeth Sedway claims that she was removed from an Alaska Airlines plane because she has cancer and did not have a doctor's note saying she could fly . She eventually got an apology from the airline, which refunded her family's tickets and paid for their overnight accommodations . Sedway made clear on Facebook that this was a real \"disruption\" as she would miss her chemotherapy, her children would miss school and her husband would miss important meetings."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Nebraska man has found an innovative way to make his Craigslist ad stand out by shooting a commercial for the car he is trying to sell. Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, said he decided to make the video for the 2002 Ford Taurus, which he is selling for $3,000, because he thought it would help spike people's interest. 'While the 2002 Ford Taurus is a fine car, it's not exactly exciting with just a couple of photos on Craigslist on its own,' he told the Daily Mail Online. 'I thought I would add a little flair to it, plus I was bored on a Sunday.' Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, made a Craigslist ad for his 2002 Ford Taurus stand out by filming a commercial for the car he is selling for $3,000 . Greenblatt-Seay used a drone to film this cinematic overhead shot at Hummel Park in Omaha, Nebraska . The video begins from far overhead, showcasing the silver car as just a speck among the vast expanse of trees at Hummel Park in Omaha, Nebraska. Greenblatt-Seay used his drone, a DJI Inspire 1 model, to capture the cinematic effect before dramatically zooming in on the car's tires, headlights, dashboard and seats like a classic car commercial. Perhaps the best effect of the ad is that it is soundtracked with an old-fashioned 1987 Ford Taurus commercial. In the video, Greenblatt-Seay  sometimes interjects the audio with a dubbed voice over to make the information relevant to his 2002-model car. 'This is Ford Taurus the sensation (used) car that's getting all the rave reviews,' the booming announcer's voice begins as Greenblatt-Seay interrupts. 'For its design innovations, its high technology, the way it handles and rides,' it continues. 'If you haven't driven Taurus, see your (Craigslist ad) right away,' the commercial ends, replacing 'Ford dealer' to advertise Greenblatt-Seay's post, before the final line: . 'He's got one now, with your name on it'. Greenblatt-Seay said he picked the 1987 ad because it made his girlfriend Cora (pictured together) laugh the hardest . The ad is soundtracked with an old-fashioned 1987 Ford Taurus commercial, which Greenblatt-Seay sometimes interjects with a dubbed voice over to make the information relevant to the 2002 car . Greenblatt-Seay, who shot the ad over the weekend and posted it on Monday, said he first got the idea to make a commercial for his car after seeing another person do a well-done ad for their Nissan Ultima. But he said he didn't want to 'completely rip off that guy's idea', so he decided to put his own spin on the concept by searching for Ford Taurus commercials on YouTube. Greenblatt-Seay said he picked the 1987 ad because it made his girlfriend Cora laugh the hardest. Cora gave Greenblatt-Seay the Ford Taurus, one of his two vehicles, in exchange for a 2008 Suzuki so that he could sell the car and use the money to buy an 'adventure van'. Greenblatt-Seay, who works as the manager of video communications at the Union Pacific Railroad, is hoping to use the van to go on trips and pursue one of his major passions, taking time lapse videos of the night sky. Greenblatt-Seay, whose day job is video manager at Union Pacific Railroad, is hoping to sell the car so he can afford a van. His side passion is taking road trips to make time lapse videos of the night sky in national parks . Greenblatt-Seay shot the ad over the weekend and posted it to his Craigslist ad on Monday .",
        "generated_text": "Django Greenblatt-Seay; 33; Craigslist ad; 2002 Ford Taurus; drone; Omaha; Nebraska.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, thought the ad would help his post stand out and 'add a little flair to it'\nCommercial includes cinematic overhead shots Greenblatt-Seay filmed using his drone .\nIt is soundtracked with an old-fashioned 1987 Ford Taurus commercial and dubbed by Greenblatt-Seay to make the information relevant .<END-1>",
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            "Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, has made a cinematic commercial for his Craigslist ad for his 2002 Ford Taurus in a bid to stand out . He used his drone to film an overhead shot of the car amongst the trees at Hummel Park in Omaha, Nebraska . The $3,000 car comes with an old-fashioned 1987 Ford Taurus commercial soundtrack.",
            "A Nebraska man found an innovative way to make his Craigslist ad stand out by shooting a commercial for the car he's trying to sell . Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, used a drone to film the cinematic overhead shots of the 2002 Ford Taurus for sale for $3,000 in Omaha, Nebraska .",
            "A 33-year-old man has created a commercial for the 2002 Ford Taurus he is selling on Craigslist . Django Greenblatt-Seay, who works as the manager of video communications at the Union Pacific Railroad, said he used a drone to film the commercial at Hummel Park in Omaha, Nebraska . He said he made the video to add \"a little flair\" to his post, which he said could use a boost."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Ben Stokes was involved in a war of words with West Indies batsman Marlon Samuels last night after a hard-fought opening day of the second Test. The two clashed repeatedly on the pitch and Samuels later taunted the Durham all-rounder, saying: ‘The English boys don’t learn.’ Right-hander Samuels, who is 94 not out after West Indies toiled to 188 for five, said: ‘Ben Stokes was basically battling himself because he has just come into cricket while I’ve been around for a while. Marlon Samuels says the England players 'don't learn' as he found verbal alternations helpful while batting . Ben Stokes is spoken to by umpire Steve Davis after a heated exchange with Samuels, who is 94 not out . Stokes was taunted by Samuels after the match, playing on his experience of 56 Tests to Stokes's seven . ‘Tomorrow I’ll have to tell him something different because he’s not listening to me. He keeps on talking to me and he keeps on motivating me to carry on batting. ‘It all depends on how tomorrow goes,’ said Samuels, who then talked of himself in the third person. ‘Marlon Samuels with 150 and Ben Stokes with the ball in his hands. It will be very interesting. The English boys don’t learn because whenever they talk to me I continue to score runs!’ Samuels also had an angry exchange with Jimmy Anderson at Trent Bridge three years ago and went on to score 117. Samuels smashes a shot through the offside as he approaches a century ahead of day two in Grenada . Samuels claimed inexperienced Stokes is 'battling himself' and that England 'can't help' talking to him . Samuels was put on his back by Stuart Broad, who bowled too short on day one but got value for this bouncer . Australian umpire Steve Davis had to step in to calm down Stokes and Samuels after the Englishman’s sledging ended with him hurling the ball in frustration to try to run his opponent out and conceding overthrows. Samuels said: ‘I can’t tell you what he said, that’s between umpire and players. But the talk between me and Stokes was nothing big.’ The Jamaican should have been caught by Alastair Cook at slip on 32 off Chris Jordan, who said: ‘Stokesy likes to get in a battle and you saw two cricketers going at it for their country so I guess it makes good viewing. ‘That kind of stuff makes Stokesy tick. Any time he is in a battle, all of us will back him. It’s good to see two cricketers going at it without crossing the line.’ Stokes had earlier twisted his hip on the greasy outfield and had lengthy treatment. But he recovered to take the key wicket of Shiv Chanderpaul with his second ball. Samuels half-century celebration is subdued as he worked to rebuild the West Indian innings .",
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            "Marlon Samuels taunted Ben Stokes saying, \"The English boys don't learn.\" The two clashed repeatedly on the pitch and Samuels later said, \"Ben Stokes was basically battling himself because he has just come into cricket while I’ve been around for a while.\" The West Indies finished the day at 188 for five. ",
            "Marlon Samuels and Ben Stokes clashed repeatedly during the second Test match between England and the West Indies . Samuels taunted Stokes after the match, suggesting he was not listening or learning from the experienced player . Samuels, who remains 94 not out, went on to suggest that England 'can't help' talking to him and that he continues to score runs whenever they do.",
            "Ben Stokes was involved in a war of words with West Indies batsman Marlon Samuels after the opening day of the second Test . Samuels taunted the Durham all-rounder saying 'The English boys don’t learn' after the West Indies toiled to 188 for five ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Wojciech Szczesny must use his current spell out of the Arsenal side as a catalyst to come back a stronger goalkeeper, according to former club legend David Seaman. Szczesny has found himself demoted to the substitutes' bench in recent months due to a combination of poor performances and the form of David Ospina since the new year. Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has benefited from competition for places brought by the £3.2 million signing of Colombian Ospina from Nice last summer, as eight consecutive wins have lifted his side to second in the Premier League. Wojciech Szczesny hasn't played a Premier League game since the 2-0 defeat to Southampton in January . David Ospina boasts the highest win ratio of any Premier League player to make more than 10 appearances . Szczesny is expected to line up in goal for Arsenal in Saturday's FA Cup semi-final against Reading at Wembley, and Seaman believes the Poland international can make the number one jersey his own once more. 'With Wojciech, it must be hard for him now to be number two, coming off the back of a season where he was a regular and had been playing at his best, but it is totally just because he had a couple of bad mistakes and Ospina has gone in and done his stuff,' Seaman said. 'Either of them could be Arsenal's number one, it is about who is on form - and if Ospina keeps his form, then he is going to stay there.' Former Arsenal goalkeeper David Seaman was speaking as an ambassador for the 'Know the Score' campaign against bowel cancer to Press Association Sport. Szczesny compounded his indifferent on-field performances by being caught smoking in the showers after defeat at Southampton on New Year's Day - the last time the 24-year-old started a league game for the North Londoners. But Seaman has every faith in the 6ft 5in deposed keeper, believing that if Szczesny takes the positives from a spell on the sidelines, he can emerge a far better goalkeeper in the years to come. The 51-year-old continued: 'It is not a difficult situation, but it keeps you on your toes to know that there is quality behind you. 'It is not just the games which make you play better, it is the training. 'The goalkeepers train together, and you see the other guy, you think \"I want to be better than him\" or \"I am going to show him how good I am\". That is day to day and is good because it brings the best out of you and tests you, so you become a better goalkeeper.' David Seaman is a former English goalkeeper who joined Arsenal from Queens Park Rangers in 1990 for £1.3m, a then British record transfer fee for a goalkeeper. He spent 13 seasons at the Gunners, winning the old First Division Championship and the Premier League twice. Seaman also won four FA Cups, a League Cup and the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup during his time at Highbury. In all, he made 564 appearances for the Gunners between 1990 and 2003, before joining Manchester City on a free transfer. A return of 11 wins from 12 starts has turned Ospina into a fans' favourite at the Emirates, but Seaman is only too aware of how quickly things can change in football, and has urged Szczesny to think carefully before making a decision on his future. 'Wojciech has a big choice now, but he has still got loads of time, I did not join Arsenal until I was 26,' said Seaman, who left Arsenal for Manchester City in 2003 after leading the Gunners to FA Cup glory over Southampton at the Millennium Stadium. 'It is about how he reacts, and what does the player want - does he want to play as a number one? Or is he happy being at a big club as a number two? 'It is all about his ambition. If he wants to be a number one somewhere, then how long is he going to have to wait? 'But if he leaves Arsenal, then it won't be the same level, because it is not until after they go, that all these guys realise how good Arsenal is.' When did Ospina join Arsenal? Arsenal signed Ospina from Ligue 1 side Nice last summer. The 26-year-old made close to 200 appearances for the French club during six seasons. How much did Arsenal pay for him? Originally signed as back-up and competition for Wojciech Szczesny after the Gunners No 2 Lukasz Fabianski joined Swansea, Ospina cost a paltry £3million. Is he of international calibre? Ospina had won 52 caps for Colombia and impressed during their run to the World Cup quarter-final in Brazil last summer. When did Ospina make his first appearance for Arsenal? Ospina made his debut for Arsenal in a 2-1 defeat by Southampton in the third round of the Capital One Cup back in September and only made one further appearance in the Champions League before 2015. When did he displace Wojciech Szczesny as No 1? Ospina was recalled to the starting line-up as Arsenal beat Hull 2-0 in the FA Cup third round in January after Szczesny was at fault for both goals during a 2-0 defeat by Southampton. It later emerged that the Poland goalkeeper was caught smoking in the showers after the game. Ospina kept his place for the league game the following week and has played every Premier League match since. Did you know... Ospina is brother-in-law to Real Madrid midfielder and Colombia team-mate James Rodriguez. The former Monaco star married Ospina's sister Daniela in 2011.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Wojciech Szczesny has watched on from the sidelines in recent months .\nForm of David Ospina has lifted Arsenal to second in the Premier League .\nSeaman gives Poland keeper confidence boost ahead of FA Cup semi-final .\nREAD: Alexis Sanchez would grace the great Arsenal teams .<END-1>",
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            "Former Arsenal goalkeeping legend David Seaman has said that Wojciech Szczesny must take the positives from his current spell out of the Arsenal side to come back a stronger goalkeeper. Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has benefited from competition for places brought by the £3.2 million signing of Colombian David Ospina from Nice last summer. Szczesny has found himself demoted to the substitutes' bench in recent months due to a combination of poor performances and the form of David Ospina since the new year. ",
            "David Seaman has urged Wojciech Szczesny to use his period out of the Arsenal side to come back a stronger goalkeeper . Szczesny has not played a Premier League game since Arsenal's 2-0 defeat to Southampton in January . David Ospina has deputised for him and has kept eight consecutive clean sheets in the Premier League.",
            "David Seaman, former Arsenal goalkeeper, says Wojciech Szczesny must use his current spell out of the Arsenal side to come back a stronger goalkeeper . Szczesny was demoted to the bench due to poor performances and the form of David Ospina. Seaman believes the Poland international can make the number one jersey his own once more."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The British Army fired 46 million bullets at the Taliban during the eight-year Afghanistan conflict at a cost of £200 million in ammunition alone. The large amount of ammunition expended during the conflict shows the intense nature of the fighting between British troops and their Taliban opponents. According to data released by the Ministry of Defence, some 27 million 5.56 rounds were fired from either the standard SA-80 assault rifle or minimi machine gun. The British Army fired approximately 10,000 rounds from their SA-80 assault rifles during Afghan conflict . Each of the 5.56mm rounds, pictured, used in the SA-80 assault rifle costs approximately 50p . Each round cost approximately 50p. A further two million 9mm rounds were fired from handguns. According to a Freedom of Information request by the Daily Mirror, at least 80,000, 105mm artillery shells - at a cost of £1,250 each - were fired at Taliban positions. Soldiers went through an estimated £5,000 worth of ammunition for the their assault rifles every day during the eight-year conflict. A further 55,000, 30mm rounds were fired from Apache gunships. Each of these rounds costs about £65, but are able to go through solid concrete and can destroy a Taliban vehicle in seconds. The helicopters are able to provide vital close air support for ground troops pinned down by the opposition. SAS veteran Robert Henry Craft told the Mirror: 'The amount of ammo expended shows how British troops in Afghanistan were fighting for their lives every day. 'That so many 9mm rounds were used shows how close the fighting was at times'. The conflict claimed 453 UK lives. One former SAS solider, not pictured, said British troops were fighting for their lives on a daily basis .",
        "generated_text": "British Army; 46 million bullets; Taliban; eight-year conflict; ammunition; cost; £200 million.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Some 27 million rounds were fired from the Army's SA-80 assault rifles .\nNew figures show that seven rounds were fired every minute at the Taliban .\nA further 80,000 105mm artillery shells were used during the eight-year war .\nApache gunships also blasted  55,000 30mm rounds at the insurgents .<END-1>",
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            "The British Army fired 46 million bullets at the Taliban during the eight-year Afghanistan conflict at a cost of £200 million in ammunition alone . Data from the Ministry of Defence shows that some 27 million 5.56 rounds were fired from either the standard SA-80 assault rifle or minimi machine gun . During the eight-year conflict, soldiers went through an estimated £5,000 worth of ammunition for the their assault rifles every day.",
            "British Army fired 46 million bullets at the Taliban during the eight-year Afghanistan conflict at a cost of £200 million in ammunition alone . Each of the 5.56mm rounds used in the SA-80 assault rifle costs approximately 50p . Soldiers went through an estimated £5,000 worth of ammunition for the their assault rifles every day during the eight-year conflict .",
            "The British Army fired 46 million bullets at the Taliban during the eight-year Afghanistan conflict at a cost of £200 million in ammunition alone . 27 million 5.56 rounds were fired from either the standard SA-80 assault rifle or minimi machine gun . The British Army fired approximately 10,000 rounds from their SA-80 assault rifles during Afghan conflict ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Patients are being put at risk because paramedics are leaving firemen to deal with 999 calls, healthcare leaders warn. Many firemen have not been trained in basic first aid – yet they are being left to care for seriously ill elderly patients for hours while they wait for an ambulance. The Fire Brigades Union say the practice is irresponsible and dangerous but is becoming increasingly common because the ambulance service is so overstretched. The ambulance service is becoming increasingly reliant on firemen to attend life-threatening emergencies . The Fire Brigade Union say the practice is irresponsible and dangerous and becoming more common . Senior union officials say fire engines are routinely being turned into makeshift ambulances to ferry patients to A&E. They normally carry a few blankets, oxygen masks to protect against smokes and a defibrillator – to restart the heart. In one case earlier this year an elderly lady is feared to have died because she was left in the hands of fire crews for nearly 40 minutes while paramedics were delayed. The ambulance service is facing unprecedented demand from the rising and aging population and in some areas 999 calls are up by 15 per cent on last year. Paramedics are also having to respond to rising numbers of non-urgent calls from patients frustrated that they cannot get an appointment with their GP. They are also having to waste much of their time queued up outside A&E units which cannot accept their patients because staff there are also very busy. This has all led to the ambulance service increasingly relying on firemen to attend potentially life-threatening emergencies. The Fire Brigades Union yesterday warned that South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue were sending firemen with no medical training to 999 calls instead of ambulances. It pointed out that only a third of firefighters at this branch had any medical training – and even this only consisted of a four day course of basic first aid. Yet in one case they were left to help an elderly lady who had stopped breathing for 45 minutes whilst they waited for the ambulance to arrive. Senior union officials say fire engines are routinely being turned into makeshift ambulances to ferry patients to A&E . In another, they tended to a pensioner who had fallen and banged her head for two hours before they were forced to leave her on her own – to attend a fire. The practice is occurring across the country and last July, firemen took a 16-year-old girl with suspected bleeding on the brain to A&E in Warrington, Cheshire . In December, crews were sent to a care home in Ryde on the Isle of Wight where an elderly woman had a stroke and were ordered to cut the rings off her fingers which were turning blue because of poor blood flow. Ian Murray, vice-president of the Fire Brigades Union – which represents 44,000 firemen – said: 'We know only a small percentage of firefighters are trained to give basic first aid. 'It is irresponsible and dangerous to put untrained firefighters in the position of attending incidents to assist the ambulance service, with the knowledge that it is highly unlikely one will arrive for some considerable time.' In January, a woman of 84 from Doncaster is feared to have died because firemen were sent to her home rather than an ambulance. Paramedics did not show up for 40 minutes after which time her pulse had stopped. Last month the Mail revealed how London Ambulance Service had resorted to flying half way round the world to Australia to hire 225 paramedics because it is so overstretched.",
        "generated_text": "Fire Brigades Union; the practice; irresponsible; dangerous; ambulance service; so overstretched.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The Fire Brigades Union say practice is irresponsible and dangerous .\nBut becoming more common as ambulance service is so overstretched .\nAmbulance service facing huge demand from rising and aging population .\nLed to them relying more on firemen to attend life threatening emergencies .<END-1>",
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            "Patients are being put at risk because firemen are being left to care for seriously ill elderly patients for hours while they wait for an ambulance . The Fire Brigades Union say the practice is becoming increasingly common because the ambulance service is so overstretched . The union says the practice is irresponsible and dangerous .",
            "Patients are being put at risk because paramedics are leaving firemen to deal with 999 calls, healthcare leaders warn . The Fire Brigades Union say the practice is irresponsible and dangerous but is becoming increasingly common because the ambulance service is so overstretched . Senior union officials say fire engines are routinely being turned into makeshift ambulances to ferry patients to A&E ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: One in three GP training places  remain empty, it emerged today, sparking concerns patients will struggle more than ever to access a family doctor. While the Government is desperately trying to recruit more GPs, medical leaders warn the speciality has become unfashionable as junior doctors fear being overworked. The news comes amid a chronic shortage of doctors, and last week it was revealed that 10 per cent of patients tried - and failed - to book a GP appointment in 2013/14. Access to a GP is about to get even worse, as new figures show a third of GP training posts remain unfilled . This means patients tried and failed to book almost 34 million GP appointments last year. Each August, junior doctors with two years experience after medical school begin training as either a GP or a hospital doctor. This year, 29 per cent of GP trainee places remain unfilled, at a time when there is already a shortage of doctors. In some parts of the UK, more than 60 per cent of positions remain unfilled, sparking fears patients may struggle to see their GP. The figures, from the GP National Recruitment office website, were disclosed in an investigation by Pulse magazine. Overall, they show that more than 1,000 GP training posts are vacant. In the East Midlands, 64 per cent of posts are unfilled, with 63 per cent vacancy rate in the North East of England. In the West Midlands 47 per cent of posts are empty and across the south Coast 41 per cent of places remain unfilled. In 2013, the last time figures are available, there was a vacancy rate for GP trainee posts of 8 per cent at the same point in the recruitment process. Of the 12 areas across the England, Scotland and Wales, only London managed to fill its vacancies in the first round of recruitment. Doctors warn the figures mean we may be headed for a recruitment crisis, as there is already a shortage of doctors in many parts of the country . Two other areas – Kent, Surrey & Sussex and Thames Valley are expected to do so in the next round of recruitment. Dr Krishna Kasaraneni, chair of the British Medical Association's GP education committee told the Telegraph the figures show the country is headed towards a 'crisis' in GP recruitment. He said: 'We saw a significant decline last year and this is looking even worse – with more and more GPs retiring and not being replaced, we are heading towards a major recruitment crisis.' In many parts of the country, patients are struggling to get access to their GP because there are too few doctors. He said: 'Some practices are having to close their doors, others are reducing the level of service, because there just aren't enough doctors and ever more demands on them,' he said. He added junior doctors are opting to become hospital doctors instead of GPs as they fear they will be overburdened by work as a family doctor. The figures will be a blow Health Education England, the body responsible for GP recruitment, who had set a target to recruit 50 per cent of junior doctors to become GP trainees by 2016. They were already forced to push back their deadline for this target by a year, after applications for GP training fell in 2014. In 2014, after three rounds of recruitment, there was an overall vacancy rate of 12 per cent for GP training posts.",
        "generated_text": "GP; places; vacant; news; Government; more GPs; medical leaders; speciality.",
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            "One in three GP training places remain empty , sparking concerns patients will struggle more than ever to access a family doctor . While the Government is trying to recruit more GPs, medical leaders warn the speciality has become unfashionable as junior doctors fear being overworked . Access to a GP is about to get even worse, as new figures show a third of GP training posts remain unfilled .",
            "One in three GP training places remain empty, sparking concerns patients will struggle more than ever to access a doctor . Medical leaders warn the speciality has become unfashionable as junior doctors fear being overworked . The figures, from the GP National Recruitment office website, were disclosed in an investigation by Pulse magazine ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A restaurant manager feared huge debts after forking out £2,000 on a bizarre addiction which meant he had to wear new underpants every day. Curt Almond, 26, from Bristol, spent at least £40 a week buying new Calvin Klein boxers so that he could slip into a new 'crisp pair' every day of the week. But after wiping out most of his savings, Mr Almond realised that it was 'bankruptcy or boxers' - and that he needed to wean himself off his addiction. Scroll down for video . Addicted: Nando's manager Curt Almond almost landed himself in debt after forking out £2,000 on a bizarre addiction which meant he had to wear new underpants every day . Obsession: The 26-year-old, from Bristol (pictured left and right) spent at least £40 a week buying new Calvin Klein boxers so that he could slip into a brand new 'crisp pair' every day of the week . He has now reverted back to the normal routine of wearing and washing his boxers several times over - and has saved himself thousands in the process. He said: 'When I first started wearing new boxers every day, I loved it. I treated myself to really nice Calvin Klein ones. It always felt great to slip into a crisp pair. 'It got to the point where I didn't feel comfortable unless I was wearing a new pair. 'But, eventually, my money started to run out and I had to buy budget ones instead. Finally, when a huge bill came in one day, I looked at finances and realised that I was spending all my savings on underpants. So I managed to wean myself off the compulsion.' During his year-long addiction, Mr Almond bought 365 pairs of new boxers - which were then thrown into the bin after just one wear. He said his bizarre habit began after the breakdown of a relationship. 'Crisp pair': During his year-long addiction, Mr Almond bought some 365 pairs of new boxers - and threw most pairs into the bin after just one wear . Whenever they stayed over, they would wear the same underwear for several days running, which he thought was 'disgusting'. So, in a bid to get over his former partner, Mr Almond started wearing a fresh pair every day. He also moved back in with his mother, meaning he had extra money to spend on his obsession. He said: 'I did all my own washing and that meant that my mum never found out about my addiction to clean boxers. 'Luckily she never looked through my bin - it was full of boxers that I had only worn for one day at a time and then just thrown away. 'The way I saw it was that people spend so much money on cigarettes and alcohol. For me, this was just how I chose to spend my money.' Mr Almond eventually began feeling the squeeze when his mother increased his rent by £100. But, as his budget grew tighter, he simply reverted to budget boxers instead. 'At Christmas, when the shops changed their stock, I had no choice but to buy loads of boxers that had 'jingle balls' printed on them,' he said. But Mr Almond was again forced to rethink his lifestyle when he  received a hefty insurance bill through the post. He said: 'All of my savings had to go on paying my insurance. I tried to pick up odd jobs to fund my love for new boxers but it still wasn't enough to keep afloat. I knew I had to stop. 'After forking out for that big payment, I went upstairs and noticed that I only had three new pairs of boxers left. I panicked and started asking myself if my addiction to new boxers was weird. 'For the first time in a year, I mustered up the courage to put a pair of boxers in the wash. It felt really strange. 'Eventually, I started to rationalise it by telling myself that it was only me that had worn these boxers and I'm a hygienic person so they must be fine.' It was only once Mr Almond overcame his boxer addiction that he felt comfortable chatting about it with his friends. 'I was watching a TV show about people with weird habits and I remember telling my friend about my addiction to fresh boxers,' he said. 'She said that I was absolutely crazy and couldn't understand why on earth I spent so much money on underwear.'",
        "generated_text": "Curt Almond; 26; Bristol; spent at least £40 a week; new Calvin Klein boxers. 'Crisp pair; every day; Then he had to buy budget ones.",
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            "A restaurant manager from Bristol, Curt Almond, 26, spent at least £40 a week buying new Calvin Klein boxers and then throwing them out after one wear so he could wear a new \"crisp pair\" every day. After wiping out most of his savings, Almond realised that it was \"bankruptcy or boxers\" and that he needed to wean himself off his addiction, reverting back to the normal routine of washing and wearing his boxers several times over.",
            "Curt Almond, 26, from Bristol, spent at least £40 a week buying new Calvin Klein boxers so that he could slip into a new 'crisp pair' every day of the week . But after wiping out most of his savings, Mr Almond realised that it was 'bankruptcy or boxers' - and that he needed to wean himself off his addiction . He has now reverted back to the normal routine of wearing and washing his boxers several times over - and has saved himself thousands in the process.",
            "Curt Almond spent at least £40 a week buying new Calvin Klein boxers so that he could slip into a new 'crisp pair' every day of the week. He has now reverted back to the normal routine of wearing and washing his boxers several times over - and has saved himself thousands in the process. During his year-long addiction, Mr Almond bought 365 pairs of new boxers - which were then thrown into the bin after just one wear."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A 19-year-old model in California has taken to bathing in pig's blood in a desperate – and bizarre – attempt to maintain her youthful appearance – despite the fact that she is a vegetarian. In the latest episode of MTV's True Life, entitled 'I'm Obsessed With Staying Young', freelance model Chanel details her unique skincare method, which she tries to justify by claiming that 'thousands of years ago people did this and it worked'. 'My greatest fear is getting old and developing wrinkles and extra loose skin,' Chanel says. 'So to prevent that from happening I must do whatever it takes.' Scroll down for video . Model of insecurity: 19-year-old Chanel says she is terrified that the effects of aging will stop her modelling career in its tracks . 'I can't stop': Chanel (L) picks up the blood from a local butcher . Chanel insists that, despite her young age, she is already starting to show signs of aging, which she is convinced will soon put a stop to her modeling career altogether. Her desperation to remain looking as young as possible for as long as possible has driven Chanel to a number of extraordinary lengths, most notably covering her body in animal blood , a process she insists will 'keep the skin looking soft and tight'. Her family, skeptical of the benefits ask for proof, but Chanel is unable to offer anything which backs up her bizarre claims. The model also shows off a myriad of other 'beauty fixes' she uses, including a daily shot of garlic powder, balsamic vinaigrette, sage, and olive oil - which she claims helps to 'preserve your body' - as well as a skincare regimen that involves washing her face eight to ten times per day. She also claims to have eaten placenta, gone on fasts and put her body through many detoxes in her quest to stay young. In the thick of it: Chanel seems unperturbed by the process, dunking her hand into the container of blood and examining the contents before pouring it on to herself . Bloody bizarre: The teenager picked up the blood at a local butcher who asked her if she would prefer pork or beef, to which she replies, 'I don't eat meat' The teen's grandmother, Lois, tries her best to dissuade Chanel of her latest endeavor, saying she could be risking her well being. 'I'm sorry my grandmother is worried about my health,' says Chanel. 'But now that I'm this close to my blood bath, I can't stop.' After picking up the pig's blood from a butcher in a large bucket, Chanel climbs into the tub wearing only her underwear and begins pouring the thick, red liquid all over her body. The model, who claims to be a vegetarian, describes how 'even the roughest parts of the body like the elbows feel soft, and I think I owe that to the blood'. Later in the episode, Chanel claims that though she believes the blood bath helped her self-esteem, she 'has no desire to do it again'. Luckily for Chanel, the experience of filming with MTV seems to have had a positive outcome. As she reveals in a follow up Q&A with the channel, she was 'humbled' by the reactions she received. 'I never believed I was that off my rocker,' she adds. 'I think I owe that to the blood': The teenager describes feeling her skin become softer as she soaks in the blood . Other blood bathers: The infamous Countess Elisabeth Bathory was said to have bathed in the blood of virgins to stay young, and the benefits of its use are still championed today by the likes of Kim Kardashian . Although the benefits are not proven, the concept of using blood as a beauty product is far from new. The idea of bathing in blood for youth may have originated with the story of Elisabeth Bathory, a Hungarian Countess who was alleged to have murdered hundreds of young women around the turn of the 16th century. Folklore says that she bathed in the blood of virgins to maintain her youth. Fast-forward to more recent - and less murderous - applications, Kim Kardashian's 'vampire facial' went through a surge in popularity in 2013 after the reality star posted a photo of herself receiving the treatment, which involves drawing a person's own blood, separating the platelets and then injecting it back into the patient's face. A similar new beauty craze involved using a patient's own blood to create a beauty cream, which was recently offered to patrons at the Dorchester Hotel in London.",
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            "Chanel, 19, a model in California, bathes in pig's blood to maintain youthful appearance, which she justifies by claiming \"thousands of years ago people did this and it worked\" . Chanel is vegetarian . She is featured in the latest episode of MTV's True Life, entitled \"I'm Obsessed With Staying Young\" .",
            "19-year-old model in California has taken to bathing in pig's blood to maintain her youthful appearance . MTV's True Life, entitled 'I'm Obsessed With Staying Young' features Chanel detailing her unique skincare method, which she tries to justify by claiming that 'thousands of years ago people did this and it worked'. She is also a vegetarian . "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A man defended his home from  four armed burglars by hacking pieces out of them with a Samurai sword. Dias Costa, 49, slashed the face, arms, and necks of the raiders, who fled the property in a getaway car while dripping with blood. The burglary took place late at night in the Cerro Norte neighbourhood of Cordoba, in central Argentina - and all of the men are currently in intensive care. Painful deterrent: The disastrous burglary attempt took place in the Cerro Norte neighbourhood of Cordoba, in central Argentina - and all of the men are currently in intensive care . Mr Costa, 49, and his wife Christina, 48, were asleep  when the men, who were armed with two pistols, broke in at around 3.30am. Police commissioner Mariano Zarate said: 'In a moment when the attackers were not paying attention, the house owner took a samurai sword and defended himself, injuring the attackers and making them run away.' In the panic, the thieves only managed to steal the equivalent of £278 and fled in a Peugeot 206 car which was parked outside. Bleeding heavily, the driver lost control of the vehicle and hit a stationary car forcing all four to go to hospital for emergency treatment. Police initially arrested two men and one woman, but another man who hid was forced to come back to hospital the next day due to serious sword injuries. The Costa family have moved in with relatives as they fear they might be targeted in revenge attacks. Prosecutor Jorgelina Guties said: 'We could not yet question the victim of the burglary as he is still in a state of shock'. Bleeding heavily: One of the burglars sits in the back of a police vehicle badly injured after being attacked with the Samurai sword . In a bad way: A burglar whose face was slashed by the sword sits in the back of a police vehicle before later being treated in hospital . Stitched up: The man has been left with a huge scar from where surgeons stitched his face back together . Covered in blood: In the panic, the thieves only managed to steal the equivalent of £278 and fled in a Peugeot 206 car which was parked outside . Crashed getaway car: Bleeding heavily, the driver lost control of the vehicle and hit a stationery car .",
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            "A man defends his home from four armed burglars  by hacking pieces out of them with a Samurai sword in Cordoba , central Argentina . Dias Costa, 49, slashed the face, arms, and necks of the raiders, who fled the property in a getaway car while dripping with blood.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)If there's one thing that hurts more than the saddle sores from cycling around China for 460 days, it's having the bike you did it on stolen just days before completing your epic trip. That's what happened to cyclist Wang Pingan as he neared the end of a two-wheel trek that covered thousands of miles through every major province in the vast country, according to local media. Arriving in the southern city of Shenzhen, in southern Guandong province, Wang locked up his trusty mountain bike, loaded with panniers, to check out electronics markets in the city's Huaqiangbei area. Within 10 minutes the thieves struck. But here's where the story takes an unexpected turn. Despite police initially saying odds were stacked against the bike ever being recovered, Shenzhen's finest managed to track it down and return it. The Southern Metro News reported that police apprehended an alleged criminal and sent Wang a photo of a bike they recovered. He recognized it instantly. They said the theft, from a road junction \"infested\" by cycle thieves was caught on surveillance cameras. The bike had likely been sold twice before being recovered. \"We don't want this lad visiting Shenzhen and having a bad memory of the city,\" a police spokesman told the paper. Now, with 29,200 kilometers under his tires, Wang can continue the final few days of his epic journey. He'll be able to add his final destination, Hainan Island, to a route that has already taken in some of the country's most far-flung places. Among them are Mohe in Heilongjiang, China's northernmost and coldest place, Urumqi in the west and Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture in the southwest.. Wang, a recent university graduate, who embarked on his trip with a budget of little more than $100, had earlier turned down offers from across China to help him get a new bike, vowing to walk if he couldn't be reunited with his \"old lover.\" \"It has a special meaning to me,\" he said, according to SMN. Before the bike's recovery, Wang had posted a heart-rending tribute to his bike on social media, recalling their adventures together. \"The bicycle itself doesn't have a high value, but spending more than a year with it, it's like a best friend who has accompanied me on my way, and taken me to every place without complaints,\" he writes. \"Thank you, my buddy, maybe I'll never see you again ... I remember I cried during the difficult times at the beginning of the trip and you were by my side.\" CNN's Shen Lu, Maggie Hiufu Wong and Barry Neild contributed to this story .",
        "generated_text": "Police; bike; Shenzhen; 460 days; cycle; Wang Pingan; end; 460 days; China.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Cyclist Wang Pingan had his cycle stolen just days before completing an epic ride around China .\nLocked bike was stolen outside an electronics market in Shenzhen, Guandong Province .\nWang had vowed to complete his journey by foot, but police managed to recover it against the odds .<END-1>",
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            "Police in Shenzhen, China recovered the trusty mountain bike belonging to cyclist Wang Pingan, who had been cycling around China for 460 days . Mr Pingan had locked up his bike and panniers while he checked out electronics markets in the city's Huaqiangbei area . The bike had been sold twice before being recovered .",
            "Chinese cyclist Wang Pingan, who has been cycling around China for 460 days, had his bike stolen just days before completing his epic trip . He locked up his bike in southern Guandong province and within 10 minutes thieves struck . Despite police initially saying odds were stacked against the bike ever being recovered, Shenzhen's finest managed to track it down and return it .",
            "Chinese cyclist Wang Pingan's trusty mountain bike was stolen just days before he completed his epic 460-day trip around China . But, police managed to track it down and return it, after Wang recognized it in a photo they sent him. He can now complete the final few days of his 29,200km journey with his \"old lover.\""
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Troubled footballer Clarke Carlisle has revealed he has split from his wife as he continues to battle with depression following his failed suicide attempt. The former Premier League defender said he had 'moved out of the marital home' in Yorkshire that he shared with his wife of 14 years, Gemma. Mr Carlisle tried to kill himself in December, two days after he was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving. Scroll down for video . Split: Clarke Carlisle says he has 'moved out of the marital home' in Yorkshire that he shared with his wife of 14 years, Gemma. The pair are pictured together in 2013 . The 35-year-old father-of-three stepped in front of a 12-ton truck on the A64 near York in December, suffering cuts, bruises, internal bleeding, a broken rib and a shattered left knee. The incident has left the ex-Burnley defender with scars all over his body. On television this week Mr Carlisle, who has publicly struggled with depression, revealed the scars he still bears from his suicide attempt are a 'constant reminder' of his good fortune in surviving. Now Mr Carlisle, who played 131 times for the Clarets between 2007 and 2012, said the accident had led to him moving out of the house he shared with wife Gemma. The sportsman, dubbed 'Britain's brainiest footballer' after he appeared on Countdown in 2002, told TalkSport Radio on a special Monday night show: 'At this point, Gemma and I have separated. 'I have moved out of the marital home because I have to focus on my well-being and equally as much Gemma has to do the same. 'She has to deal with her experiences and the effect that has had on her.' Mr Carlisle appeared on Good Morning Britain this week and revealed the scars he still bears from his suicide attempt are a 'constant reminder' of his good fortune in surviving . Asked about how his wife Gemma has taken it, he added: 'Every day has been incredibly tough and different. 'When you have been with someone for 14 years but masking things and thoughts from her, it was because I was a people-pleaser. 'I've desperately wanted to say what I know will make her happy and do the things that I think she wants me to do - instead of being myself.' Earlier this week Mr Carlisle apologised to the driver of the lorry which he jumped in front of in an attempt to kill himself. The former footballer said that he prays for the driver, Darren Pease, every day - but added that he has been unable to apologise in person because the haulier refuses to meet him. Star: Mr Carlisle pictured playing for Burnley against Aston Villa in 2010, at the peak of his footballing career . Appearing on ITV's Good Morning Britain on Tuesday, Mr Carlisle said he was 'so sorry' for putting Mr Pease through the ordeal of being involved in a near-fatal crash. Speaking earlier this month, Mr Pease, 53, said that he might never be able to drive a lorry again after hitting Mr Carlisle. Mr Carlisle played for nine different clubs in his 16-year career, including five years at Burnley, and served as chairman of the Professional Footballers' Association. Last week, he pleaded guilty to failing to provide a sample when he was stopped by police in December as his car was swerving around the road. He will be sentenced in May. For confidential support call the Samaritans in the UK on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or click here for details.",
        "generated_text": "Clarke Carlisle; wife; 14 years; home; Yorkshire; suicide; December. 35-year-old father-of-three.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Clarke Carlisle reveals he has 'moved out of the marital home' in Yorkshire .\nFather-of-three says both hand his wife have to focus on their 'well-being'\nThe former Premier League defender, 35, tried to kill himself in December .<END-1>",
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            "Clarke Carlisle, the 35-year-old father-of-three who attempted suicide in December, has split from his wife of 14 years, Gemma, and moved out of their Yorkshire home . He revealed his split on TalkSport Radio, saying that he needed to focus on his well-being and that Gemma needed to do the same . Mr. Carlisle has been struggling with depression.",
            "Clarke Carlisle, the 35-year-old father-of-three, has revealed he has split from his wife of 14 years . He moved out of the marital home in Yorkshire following his suicide attempt in December ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Steve Cotterill could be just a week away from putting Bristol City back into the Championship. The 50-year-old needs just two more wins to achieve the fourth promotion of a career that has been mostly spent rescuing clubs from relegation after goals by Kieran Agard, Joe Bryan and Aaron Wilbraham clinched a local derby victory. In front of a sold-out Ashton Gate, City took revenge for a bitterly fought 1-0 defeat back in November which ended their unbeaten start to the season. Bristol City's Aaron Wilbraham (left) tussles for the ball with Swindon Town's Yaser Kasim (right) Swindon Town's Michael Smith (left) shields the ball from the challenge of the oncoming Luke Ayling (right) Bristol City (4-4-2): Fielding, Ayling, Flint, Williams, Tavernier, Smith, Pack, Freeman (Wagstaff 93), Bryan, Agard (Emmanuel-Thomas 86), Wilbraham (Elliott 94) Subs not used: Saville, Richards, Cunningham, Osborne . Booked: Agard . Scorers: Agard 36, Bryan 80, Wilbraham 87 . Swindon (4-4-2): Foderingham, Branco, Ricketts, Turnbull, Byrne, Kasim, Stephens, Luongo, Gladwin (Swift 78), Michael Smith, Williams (Obika 69) Subs not used: Barker, Barthram, Hylton, Rodgers, Cameron Belford . Booked: Turnbull, Kasim . Referee: Neil Swarbrick (Lancashire) Attendance: 12,302 . That finished with Swindon chairman Lee Power accusing Cotterill of 'lacking class'. But it was the City boss who had the last laugh with a victory that left Swindon boss Mark Cooper having to pick his side up from two 3-0 defeats in four days that have finished their last hope of automatic promotion. Just to add to their woes they had both Yaser Kasim and Raphael Branco booked, meaning both will now serve suspensions. City had actually needed to ride their luck for much of the first half, with goalkeeper Frank Fielding pulling off three saves in two frantic minutes at one point. And Swindon striker Andy Williams cost Cooper's side their best chance of going in front when he cashed in on a mistake by Aden Flint to go through. He should have squared the ball back to strike partner Michael Smith who couldn' t have missed but instead tried to go it alone and gave Fielding the chance to save. Bristol City striker Kieran Agard (centre) celebrates giving his side the 1-0 lead against Swindon Town . Ben Gladwin (left) brings the ball for Swindon as Bristol City's Joe Bryan (centre) gives chace in midfield . As if that miss wasn't frustrating enough for the visitors, they were then architects of their own downfall when City took the lead on 35 minutes. Yaser Kasim was put under pressure as Swindon tried to play the ball out from the back from a goal kick, and gave it away to Joe Bryan. The young wing back hit a perfect pass to send Agard clear to make no mistake with his 11th goal of the season. City had earned that goal for the way they worked to put pressure on defenders, and they made their own luck again when Derrick Williams stretched to divert Ben Gladwin's shot onto the underside of the bar. Swindon's strike partnership of Williams and Smith had shared 36 goals and it wasn't hard to see why as their movement constantly troubled City's defence. But Williams, who had 21 of them, couldn't quite find his shooting range and put another gilt edged opportunity over the bar just after half time when Massimo Luongo had sent him clear. But that summed up the story of the night with no end product to so much possession, and the game swung back City's way when Jordan Turnbull turned Bryan's cross onto the top of his own bar. With 11 minutes gone Bryan wriggled into some space on the edge of the box, put the ball onto his left foot, and beat Wes Foderingham with a perfectly placed shot into the top corner. And the win was wrapped up when Luke Freeman reached the byline and cut the ball back for skipper Wilbraham to fire home his 19th of the season. Gladwin avoids the sliding tackle of Bristol City's Korey Smith with the home side still leading 1-0 on Tuesday . Massimo Luongo (left) dribbles forward with the ball for Swindon as Marlon Pack (right) keeps up with him .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Bristol City's lead at the top of the League One table was extended to eight points following a 3-0 win over Swindon .\nKieran Agard scored the home side's opening goal from inside the box in the first-half .\nJoe Bryan made it 2-0 with a superb free-kick on 80 minutes before Aaron Wilbraham wrapped up the win from close range later on .<END-1>",
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            "Bristol City could be put back into the Championship by Steve Cotterill, who only needs two more wins to achieve his fourth promotion of a career that has been mostly spent rescuing clubs from relegation . Goals by Kieran Agard, Joe Bryan and Aaron Wilbraham clinched a local derby victory against Swindon Town, leaving Swindon boss Mark Cooper to pick his side up from two 3-0 defeats in four days that have finished their last hope of automatic promotion.",
            "Steve Cotterill needs just two more wins to achieve the fourth promotion of his career with Bristol City . Goals by Kieran Agard, Joe Bryan and Aaron Wilbraham clinched a local derby victory against Swindon Town . Promotion back to the Championship for Bristol City could be just a week away .",
            "Steve Cotterill needs just two more wins to achieve the fourth promotion of a career that has been mostly spent rescuing clubs from relegation after goals by Kieran Agard, Joe Bryan and Aaron Wilbraham clinched a local derby victory . This would put Bristol City back into the Championship . They took revenge for a bitterly fought 1-0 defeat back in November which ended their unbeaten start to the season. "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Watford dramatically clinched promotion to the Premier League on Saturday on a typically manic afternoon in the Championship - and insist they're well-equipped to stay in the top flight. Slavisa Jokanovic's men beat Brighton 2-0 at the Amex Stadium in the early kick-off and were hoping that Middlesbrough lost plus Norwich failing to win. Both those results came in during a sensational final five minutes, with Fulham beating Aitor Karanka's Boro 4-3 in stoppage time after Rotherham had equalised against Norwich moments before. Watford have secured promotion back to the Premier League after their 2-0 win away at Brighton . As results from the other games come through, players celebrate wildly on the team-bus . Players can be seen screaming, shouting and singing as Middlesbrough and Norwich both dropped points . Watford will now return to the Premier League for the first time since the 2006-07 campaign . Defender Tommie Hoban has called the club's promotion an 'unbelievable achievement' Watford had won at Brighton and were travelling back home on the team coach when news filtered through on that they had won promotion three hours afterwards. Players and staff erupted on the bus when Ross McCormack scored a 94th-minute winner for Fulham at Craven Cottage. The squad uploaded numerous videos on the internet in the immediate aftermath, with Tommie Hoban labelling it an 'unbelievable achievement'. 'For Middlesbrough to lose like this - it's a magical division. There is no other league like it,' Hoban said. 'Luckily we'd just got into the training ground as Rotherham scored. It is the best day ever, it hasn't sunk in yet. 'I think we can definitely stay up - we have a stronger squad than a few of those teams in the Premier League and will add in the summer.' Watford forward Troy Deeney celebrates after scoring the opening goal against Brighton on Saturday . Twenty-goal striker Odion Ighalo added: 'It is dream to play in the Premier League. 'It was very tense because we were waiting and listening. We're in good spirits now. This is what I came to England for, to play in the Premier League. 'We can stay in the Premier League. We are very calm. It's not going to be easy but the way we are playing now... I think we can stay there.' It ends Watford's eight-year absence from the top flight after suffering relegation back in 2007. The squad were out partying in the town last night. Troy Deeney opened the scoring at Brighton before a stoppage-time Matej Vydra goal sealed the points. Middlesbrough's capitulation at Craven Cottage also means Bournemouth will effectively earn promotion should they beat Bolton tomorrow by virtue of superior goal difference. The Watford players celebrate at full-time as they secure a return to English football's top-flight .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Watford have sealed an automatic return to the Premier League following their 2-0 win at Brighton and Middlesbrough's 4-3 loss at Fulham .\nPlayers celebrated wildly on the team-bus as the news came in .\nDefender Tommie Hoban is confident that the team has what it takes to stay up next season and insists they already have a strong squad to build on .<END-1>",
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            "Watford have secured promotion to the Premier League for the first time in eight years . Players celebrated wildly on the team-bus after hearing that Middlesbrough and Norwich had dropped points . Watford beat Brighton 2-0 on Saturday to clinch promotion .",
            "Watford are promoted to the Premier League after beating Brighton 2-0 on Saturday . It is the first time the club have played in the Premier League since 2006-07 . Middlesbrough lost 4-3 to Fulham on Saturday .",
            "Watford clinched promotion to the Premier League on Saturday after beating Brighton 2-0 and learning that Middlesbrough had lost and Norwich had failed to win . Watford will return to the Premier League for the first time since the 2006-07 campaign . Watford defender Tommie Hoban has called the club's promotion an 'unbelievable achievement' ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Bayer Leverkusen defender Emir Spahic could face a lengthy ban after video footage emerged appearing to show him fighting and aiming a headbutt at stewards after a defeat by Bayern Munich on Wednesday night. Spahic was substituted in the 90th minute with an ankle injury as Bayer crashed out of the Germany's DFB-Pokal at the quarter-final stage, losing 5-3 on penalties after 120 goalless minutes at the BayArena. But amateur footage from after the game shows the Bosnian defender involved in an altercation with stewards along the side of the pitch, where he had to be restrained by pitchside staff who were believed to have stopped his friends from walking between the stadium's West and East stands. Bayer Leverkusen defender Emir Spahic could face a lengthy ban after appearing to fight with stewards . After initially being restrained (first photo), Spahic became involved in a clash with staff after the game . Spahic later seemed to aim a headbutt at a member of stadium staff, even after the angry clash had died down . Spahic is pictured taking on Bayern Munich's Philipp Lahm for the ball during the DFB-Pokal quarter-final . The incident has been referred to the public prosecutor in Cologne and could now be investigated by police.  Spahic will issue an apology for his behaviour. A Bayer spokesman said: 'It is clear that there has been a physical dispute after the final whistle. We will review the incident and try to clarify now who was there and why they were there.' In the video Spahic, wearing a red club top, is at first restrained by two stewards as members of his group clash with the stadium staff. Spahic is seen breaking away from the clutches of two stewards to assist his friends in the melee . Footage shows Spahic seeming to throw his hands into the faces of some of the yellow-jacketed staff . After breaking free, the 34-year-old joins the melee and appears to throw his hands into the faces of multiple stewards before aiming a headbutt at another even when the brawl dies down. Spahic is expected to miss his side's trip to face Mainz in the Bundesliga on Saturday through injury but he could be in line for a longer spell on the sidelines if action is taken after the incident on Wednesday night. Bayer are fourth in the Bundesliga, two points behind Borussia Monchengladbach in the race for a Champions League place and trailing runaway leaders Bayern by 19 points. Spahic tackles Muller on Wednesday, and he has been one of Bayer's star performers so far this season . The Bosnian midfielder also appeared for his country during the recently international break against Austria .",
        "generated_text": "Emir Spahic; Bayer Leverkusen; Bayern Munich; DFB-Pokal; injury; 90th minute.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Emir Spahic appears to aim punches and headbutt at stewards in video .\nHis Bayer Leverkusen team lost on penalties against Bayern Munich .\nBosnian and his friends became involved in a disagreement with staff .\nPolice are now set to investigate the fighting and Spahic faces a ban .<END-1>",
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            "Emir Spahic could face a lengthy ban after video footage emerged of him appearing to fight with stewards after a defeat by Bayern Munich on Wednesday night . He was substituted in the 90th minute with an ankle injury as Bayer Leverkusen crashed out of the DFB-Pokal at the quarter-final stage, losing 5-3 on penalties after 120 goalless minutes at the BayArena .",
            "Bayer Leverkusen defender Emir Spahic could face a lengthy ban after video footage emerged appearing to show him fighting and aiming a headbutt at stewards after a defeat by Bayern Munich on Wednesday night . Spahic was substituted in the 90th minute with an ankle injury as Bayer crashed out of the Germany's DFB-Pokal at the quarter-final stage, losing 5-3 on penalties after 120 goalless minutes at the BayArena.",
            "Bayer Leverkusen defender Emir Spahic could face a lengthy ban after video footage emerged appearing to show him fighting and aiming a headbutt at stewards after a defeat by Bayern Munich on Wednesday night . Spahic was substituted in the 90th minute with an ankle injury as Bayer crashed out of the Germany's DFB-Pokal at the quarter-final stage, losing 5-3 on penalties after 120 goalless minutes at the BayArena ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The acting chief executive of the Clinton Foundation acknowledged that the global philanthropy made mistakes in how it disclosed its donors amid growing scrutiny as Hillary Rodham Clinton opens her presidential campaign. The fund had been facing allegations of improper behavior after reports surfaced about undisclosed donations from foreign governments and a donor who was selling his uranium company to a Russian state agency at the same time the State Department had to approve the sale. Acting CEO Maura Pally defended the foundation's work and reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, describing its policies on donor disclosure and contributions from foreign governments as 'stronger than ever.' However, the tempered apology came the same day that a government watchdog said that the charity seemed like a 'slush fund' for one of America's most powerful political families. The acting CEO of the Clinton Foundation apologized after Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy put it under intense scrutiny for undisclosed donations. Above, Clinton speaks at a foundation event in December . Maura Pally (left) said that money received from a businessman when he was seeking State Department approval for selling his company to Russia (right) could not be disclosed under Canadian law . Pally said the foundation expected to refile some of its tax forms, following a voluntary external review, because it had 'mistakenly combined' government grants and donations. She said the foundation would 'remedy' any errors but stressed the total revenue was reported accurately and that grants were properly broken out on audited statements on its website. 'Yes, we made mistakes, as many organizations of our size do, but we are acting quickly to remedy them, and have taken steps to ensure they don't happen in the future,' she said. Pally also described the foundation's work with the Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership, which she said received funding from a separate organization in Canada. The partnership received more than $2million in donations from the Canadian chairman of Uranium One, Ian Telfer, when it was being sold to Russian state atomic agency Rosatom. Telfer's donations, given by his own foundation, came at the same time as the State Department, then headed by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, helped approve the sale. The transaction, which followed Bill Clinton helping businessman Frank Giustra secure some of the Kazakh uranium sites also being sold, needed to be vetted by a government committee because it gave one-fifth of US uranium production into foreign hands. Pally's blog post said that the Giustra partnership does not disclose its donors because under Canadian law they are not disclosed without prior permission from each donor. 'This is hardly an effort on our part to avoid transparency,' she said. The apology said that Uranium One Chairman Ian Telfer's donations to a foundation partnership with Frank Giustra (right) would have needed prior permission to be disclosed. Above, Giustra and Bill Clinton . A non-profit rating agency has placed the Clinton Foundation on a watch list. Above, the New York Times's David Leonhardt (left), philanthropist Melinda Gates (center) and Hillary Clinton . Despite the apology, a fellow at the nonpartisan government watchdog Sunlight Foundation questioned the foundation and the Clintons' association with it, according to the New York Post. 'It seems like the Clinton Foundation operates as a slush fund for the Clintons,' Sunlight's Bill Allison said. The Clinton Foundation is said to have taken more than $140million in grants and pledges in 2013, spending $84.6 million on 'functional expenses' including payroll and just $9million on direct aid. The foundation, which was also placed on a watch list by the non-profit rating organization Charity Navigator, said that the excess money is in pledges rather than hard assets. Though the rating organization said it 'takes no position on allegations made or issues raised by third parties' it said on its website that it 'has determined that the nature of this/these issue(s) warrants highlighting the information available so that donors are aware of the issues in question'. Charity Navigator also refused to rate the foundation, citing insufficient methods to gauge its 'atypical business model'. Since announcing her run for president, Clinton has sought to dismiss questions about financial support of her family charity and allegations of undue influence as 'distractions and attacks' by Republicans seeking to discredit her. Pally said 'So yes, we made mistakes, as many organizations of our size do, but we are acting quickly to remedy them, and have taken steps to ensure they don't happen in the future'. The philanthropy was started in 2001 by former President Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton and daughter Chelsea will be starting a nine-day trip to Africa on Wednesday to highlight the group's work on issues such as economic growth and empowerment, climate change and empowering women and girls.",
        "generated_text": "Acting CEO; Clinton Foundation; mistakes; donations; Hillary Clinton; presidential campaign.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Acting Clinton Foundation CEO Maura Pally said 'Yes, we made mistakes'\nFund 'mistakenly combined'  government grants and other donations .\nFoundation faces criticism after report it received millions from executive who sold uranium company to Russia in State Department-approved deal .\nPally said Canadian law prevented its partner from disclosing the donation .\nTook in $140million in  2013 and spent on $84.6 million on payroll and operations and just $9million on direct aid .<END-1>",
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            "Under intense scrutiny as Hillary Rodham Clinton opens her presidential campaign, the acting CEO of the Clinton Foundation has acknowledged that it made mistakes in how it disclosed its donors, describing policies on donor disclosure and contributions from foreign governments as 'stronger than ever' . The fund had been facing allegations of improper behaviour after reports surfaced about undisclosed donations from foreign governments and a donor who was selling his uranium company to a Russian state agency at the same time the State Department had to approve the sale.",
            "The acting CEO of the Clinton Foundation acknowledged that the global philanthropy made mistakes in how it disclosed its donors amid growing scrutiny as Hillary Rodham Clinton opens her presidential campaign . The fund had been facing allegations of improper behavior after reports surfaced about undisclosed donations from foreign governments and a donor who was selling his uranium company to a Russian state agency at the same time the State Department had to approve the sale .",
            "The Clinton Foundation admitted to making mistakes in disclosing its donors amid growing scrutiny as Hillary Rodham Clinton opens her presidential campaign . The fund had been facing allegations of improper behavior after reports surfaced about undisclosed donations from foreign governments and a donor who was selling his uranium company to a Russian state agency at the same time the State Department had to approve the sale. The acting CEO defended the foundation's work and policies but the charity was described by a government watchdog as a 'slush fund' for one of America's most powerful political families ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Arsene Wenger rejoiced when Didier Drogba left Chelsea for Shanghai Shenhua in 2012, with the Ivorian striker departing England with a formidable scoring record of 13 goals in 14 games against Arsenal. 'I don’t know how much Chelsea miss him but we don't miss him,' Wenger said of the man who averages a goal every 78 minutes and 20 seconds against his team. 'He did a lot of damage against us in every game.' But he might have celebrated too soon. Didier Drogba has 15 goals in 15 games for Chelsea against Arsenal, averaging one every 78 minutes . Drogba's first goals against came in the 2005 Community Shield, scoring both as Chelsea beat Arsenal 2-1 . Three weeks later, Drogba scored again against Arsenal, this time securing a 1-0 win in the Premier League . Drogba (right) scored both goals as Chelsea came from behind against Arsenal to win the League Cup 2-1 . Drogba (right) beat Philippe Senderos to head in Chelsea's second goal and secure the League Cup . Now back at Chelsea, Drogba is expected to overcome a knock and return to The Emirates on Sunday with Wenger's disesteemed foe Jose Mourinho, looking to increase his  overall record of 15 goals in 15 games against Arsenal and obliterate the north-London side's fading hope of catching the Stamford Bridge outfit at the summit of the Premier League. Having originally signed for Chelsea in 2004 for a fee of £24million from Marseille, Drogba took time to forge his redoubtable status against Wenger, his first two appearances ending goalless. It was the 2005 Community Shield when he first put Arsenal to the sword, lashing two goals past Jens Lehmann in a 2-1 victory at the Millennium Stadium before scoring the decisive goal in a 1-0 victory in the Premier League three weeks later. In 2007, Drogba overturned the one-goal advantage Arsenal had in the 2007 League Cup final through Theo Walcott with another brace, again in Wales. And Drogba's third double against Arsenal was in similar circumstances on March 23, 2008. Bacary Sagna gave The Gunners the lead before Drogba struck twice in nine minutes at Stamford Bridge. The 2009 FA Cup semi-final allowed Drogba to break Arsenal's hearts again with silverware in sight, this time at Wembley. Like the 2007 League Cup final, Walcott put Arsenal ahead but Florent Malouda equalised before Drogba won the cup tie with a goal in the 84th minute. In the next two encounters between the London sides, Drogba netted a double in each game to lead Chelsea to a 3-0 and 2-0 victory respectively. On October 3 2010, he opened the scoring as Chelsea beat Arsenal 2-0 at Stamford Bridge which was his last goal against Arsenal in Chelsea colours. Drogba (right) rounded Lukasz Fabianksi as to lead Chelsea to 2009 FA Cup semi-final victory over Arsenal . Drogba has scored a double five times for Chelsea against Arsenal, including at The Emirates in 2009 . Drogba (second right) also scored twice against Arsenal in the 2-0 victory at Stamford Bridge in 2010 . Drogba (right) returned to haunt Arsenal with Galatasaray, scoring another brace in the Emirates Cup . Drogba (left) is a trusted hugely by Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, who could start him on Sunday . But he took his tally top 15 with yet another late brace, this time for Galatasaray as Drogba led the Turkish side to the Emirates Cup in 2013, serving Wenger a reminder of what he was glad to be missing in the Premier League. But Drogba is synonymous with Mourinho's Chelsea. Wenger has not beaten the Portuguese manager in 12 attempts and with Diego Costa and Loic Remy likely to be unavailable, Mourinho is seemingly faced with no choice but to unleash Drogba to ensure it's an unlucky 13th encounter for the Arsenal manager.",
        "generated_text": "Didier Drogba; 15 goals; 15 games; Chelsea; Arsenal; Ivorian; 13; 12; 2012.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Didier Drogba has 15 goals against Arsenal for Chelsea and Galatasaray .\nHe averages a strike every 78 minutes and 20 seconds against Arsenal .\nDrogba could be Chelsea's only fit striker for Sunday's trip to The Emirates .\nREAD: Chelsea fans storm Emirates Stadium and turn Arsenal sign blue .\nMartin Keown: Deep down, Jose Mourinho admires Arsene Wenger's work .<END-1>",
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            "Didier Drogba has 15 goals in 15 games against Arsenal, averaging one every 78 minutes . Back at Chelsea, Drogba is expected to return to The Emirates on Sunday with Jose Mourinho, looking to increase his overall record of 15 goals in 15 games against Arsenal . Wenger has not beaten Mourinho in 12 attempts since 2012 .",
            "Didier Drogba has scored 15 goals in 15 games against Arsenal and is expected to return on Sunday . Arsene Wenger rejoiced when Drogba left Chelsea for Shanghai Shenhua in 2012 and said Arsenal didn't miss him . Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is expected to unleash the Ivorian striker to increase his overall record of 15 goals against Arsenal and obliterate the north-London side's fading hope of catching the Stamford Bridge outfit at the summit of the Premier League.",
            "When Didier Drogba left Chelsea for Shanghai Shenhua in 2012, Arsene Wenger said he didn't know how much Chelsea missed him but Arsenal didn't miss him . However, Drogba has 15 goals in 15 games for Chelsea against Arsenal . He is expected to return on Sunday with Jose Mourinho to increase his overall record against Arsenal and obliterate its fading hope of catching the Stamford Bridge outfit at the summit of the Premier League."
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        "sample_id": "test_103",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Mohammed Emwazi, the British jihadi now known as Jihadi John, planned to join a different terror group in Somalia years before becoming a member of ISIS, it has been reported. Emwazi, who is originally from London, was planning on joining al-Shabaab in Africa but changed his mind after his friends were killed amid accusations they were set up by rival group members. Instead he travelled to Syria where he joined Islamic State and became synonymous with their gruesome beheading videos posted online. Scroll for video . Mohammed Emwazi (left), now known as masked killer Jihadi John (right), planned to join al-Shabaab in Somalia before going to Syria because two of his friends were killed, a source has said . According to a 29-year-old Syrian, named only as Ayman, Emwazi was obsessed with al-Shabaab and constantly spoke about the fighting in Somalia. In an interview with The Independent, Ayman says Emwazi once confided in him that he planned to join al-Shabaab before coming to Syria because Somalia was too dangerous. Ayman, who said he met Emwazi in Syria after ISIS captured his hometown, added: 'Mohammed was obsessed with al-Shabaab, he was angry about what happened in Africa. 'Some of his friends had been killed, some sent to prison and he thought they had been betrayed.' Emwazi became convinced al-Shabaab had been infiltrated by Western spies after friends Bilal al-Berjawi (pictured) and Mohammed Sakr were killed . The friends referred to are likely to be Bilal al-Berjawi and Mohammed Sakr, two members of the 'London Boys' gang of extremists that grew up with Emwazi in Maida Vale, north west London. Al-Berjawi passed through UK Border Control at least five times between 2006 and 2009 as he travelled between London and African terror cells, and helped to radicalise Emwazi while in the UK. Three years ago he was killed in a U.S. drone strike in Somalia, and according to Ayman, Emwazi was convinced that his location had been given to the Americans by fellow members of al-Shabaab during an internal power struggle. Emwazi also believed that another friend, Mohammed Sakr, who at one time had lived next door to al-Berjawi, was also betrayed to his death after he was killed in February 2012, also in Somalia. Emwazi has previously been accused of trying to join al-Shabaab, and was detained in August 2009 after flying to Tanzania in east Africa with a group of friends. They had claimed to be going on a wildlife safari, but were sent back to the Netherlands by security forced, where Emwazi later claimed he was questioned by an MI5 agent who tried to recruit him. Al-Berjawi and Sakr were also detained in Kenya around the same time, but later returned to Africa and were able to make it to Somalia, where they joined the fighting. Ayman claims that Emwazi also intended to return, but after his friends were killed he decided against it, believing al-Shabaab had been infiltrated by Western spies and was too dangerous. He added: 'Perhaps the British should be sorry they did not let him go to Somalia, he would probably be dead now like his friends.' In 2012, Emwazi fled Britain for Syria, despite being on terror watchlists, where he eventually joined the ranks of ISIS. Emwazi was accused of trying to join al-Shabaab in 2009 when he flew to Tanzania before being sent back home by security force. He joined ISIS in Syria in 2012 (pictured, al-Shabaab militants in Somalia) It is thought that during the early stages of the conflict Emwazi was a prison guard, along with three other Britons, leading to them being nicknamed The Beatles. Escaped captives had given him the name John, after Beatles lyricist John Lennon, which eventually became Jihadi John. In previous interviews, French hostages have described how Emwazi talked to them about al-Shabaab and the war in Somalia, making them watch videos of the fighting there. Emwazi first rose to international attention in August 2014 when he appeared in a video showing the beheading of American journalist James Foley. Since then he has been seen in videos showing the beheading of Steven Sotloff, another American journalist, Peter Kassig, a former U.S. solider. Also murdered at the hands of Emwazi were David Haines and Alan Henning, two British aid workers, and Japanese hostages Kenji Goto and Haruna Yakuwa.",
        "generated_text": "Mohammed Emwazi; Jihadi John; al-Shabaab; Somalia; Syria; Source; two; friends; group members.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Mohammed Emwazi wanted to join al-Shabaab in Somalia, source claims .\nStopped in 2009 after flying to Africa and was put on flight back home .\nSource claims he intended to go back, but did not after friends were killed .\nBilal al-Berjawi and Mohammed Sakr died during drone strikes in 2012 .\nThe same year Emwazi travelled to Syria where he joined Islamic State .<END-1>",
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            "Sources say that Jihadi John, Mohammed Emwazi, planned to join al-Shabaab in Africa years before joining ISIS, but changed his mind after friends were killed amid accusations of being set up by rival group members . According to a 29-year-old Syrian named Ayman, Emwazi was obsessed with al-Shabaab and constantly spoke about the fighting in Somalia, but became convinced that the group had been infiltrated by Western spies after two of his friends were killed.",
            "The recently-identified ISIS militant known as Jihadi John reportedly planned to join al-Shabaab in Somalia years before joining ISIS . The reason for his change of heart is said to have been the killing of two of his friends amid accusations they were set up by rival group members . Instead, Emwazi travelled to Syria where he became synonymous with ISIS and its gruesome beheading videos.",
            "Mohammed Emwazi, now known as Jihadi John, was planning to join al-Shabaab in Africa but changed his mind after his friends were killed amid accusations they were set up by rival group members . Instead he travelled to Syria where he joined Islamic State and became synonymous with their gruesome beheading videos . According to a 29-year-old Syrian, named only as Ayman, Emwazi was obsessed with al-Shabaab and constantly spoke about the fighting in Somalia ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It looks like a clumsy bottle top, or maybe the missing part of a child’s toy. But according to a mother and daughter team behind this simple plastic device, it can achieve an Angelina Jolie-sized pout without resort to chemicals, needles or a hefty bill. The ‘Fullips’ device, a sort of suction-thimble, has already been seen at West End parties, and is going viral online. At a recent party in London’s Bulgari Hotel gaggles of models crowded around the bathroom sink mirrors together, not to powder their nose... but to suction their lips into the sort of look which is all the rage. Apparently, the device works by creating a mini-vacuum while you suck on the apparatus, and this draws blood to the surface of the lips, which swell. Scroll down for video . Lipsmacking: Charlotte puckers up with the Fullips device, a sort of suction-thimble, that has gone viral online . I’ve never been one to resist a celebrity fad, so I sceptically ordered a set – Arizona-based inventors Linda Gomez and her daughter Krystle sell them for £30. A day later the enhancers arrived in a selection of three sizes, each one claiming to give a different shaped pout to a different sized mouth. A long list of instructions comes with a link to a YouTube instruction video which has had more than a million hits. For seven minutes Krystle talks to camera about how her 50-year-old mother’s advancing age means she needs lubrication in the form of moisturiser to establishing ‘tighter suction’ around her mouth and other methods. Having watched carefully, I gave it a go and was shocked to find that the device does work... sort of. The results were not as dramatic as I had hoped, nor quite as long lasting. The reality is that my lips went rather blue and then got a bit puffy and then went back to normal after a few minutes. What lasted longer was the big red mark around my mouth. Indeed, the instructions warn that bruising is a danger. By the time I sat in front of the camera lens my lips had deflated, along with my enthusiasm and I was forced to resort to the tried-and-tested technique that has never failed me on a red carpet yet… the good old fashioned ‘mwah-mwah’ trout pout! Final result: The team behind Fullips claim it can achieve an Angelina Jolie-sized pout, but Charlotte found the results were not quite as dramatic as she had hoped .",
        "generated_text": "Fullips; device; -; suction-thimble; Arizona-based inventors; daughter; £30; Charlotte; the results.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Fullips device was created by Linda Gomez and her daughter Krystle .\nWorks by creating a mini-vacuum while you suck on the apparatus .\nCharlotte Griffiths puts the suction-thimble that is sold for £30 to the test .<END-1>",
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            "The Fullips device, a sort of suction-thimble, has gone viral online, it can achieve an Angelina Jolie-sized pout without resort to chemicals, needles or a hefty bill . At a recent party in London’s Bulgari Hotel gaggles of models tried the device to suction their lips into the sort of look which is all the rage . The results were not as dramatic as Charlotte had hoped .",
            "The ‘Fullips’ device, a sort of suction-thimble, has already been seen at West End parties, and is going viral online . The device works by creating a mini-vacuum while you suck on the apparatus, which draws blood to the surface of the lips, but the results were not as dramatic as hoped . The Fullips device is sold by Arizona-based inventors Linda Gomez and her daughter Krystle for £30 .",
            "A mother-and-daughter team behind the Fullips device claim it can give an Angelina Jolie-sized pout without resort to chemicals, needles or a hefty bill . The device creates a mini-vacuum while you suck on the apparatus, and this draws blood to the surface of the lips, which swell . However, Charlotte found the results were not quite as dramatic as she had hoped ."
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        "sample_id": "test_105",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Thousands of commuters were left stranded at Waterloo station this afternoon after an earlier incident in which a person was struck by a train scuppered the entire day's services. Frustrated passengers packed the concourse this afternoon as services in and out of the city centre were delayed or cancelled. The chaos ensued after Network Rail was forced to close a section of the tracks between Wimbledon and Surbiton when a person was struck by a train. Scroll down for video . Thousands of commuters were left stranded at Waterloo station during rush hour after a part closure of the track between Surbiton and Wimbledon . South West Trains was forced to cancel trains on all of its services following the incident this afternoon . As British Transport Police investigators surveyed the scene the closure meant several trains and countless staff were stuck at the wrong end of the line. 'Services in and out of Waterloo have been severely affected following an incident in the Surbiton area where a person was struck by a train,' said a Network Rail spokesman. 'While lines are now open this has resulted in a huge number of trains and staff being out of place with a number of services cancelled or changed.' The statement added staff were working 'flat out' to recover the service but delays were to be expected into the night. 'Passengers should check before they travel and consider any alternative routes,' they added. South West Trains warned there would be cancellations to all routes as a result of the incident. At 9pm delays of up to 30 minutes were still being experienced on South West trains. The situation was worsened when another train broke down, a spokesman said this evening. 'Where the incident occurred is a very, very busy section of the railway. It services 10 of what we call pathways so it had a knock-on effect.' Network Rail said staff were working 'flat out' to catch up after services resumed following the part closure . The section of the track where the incident took place is used by 10 different 'pathways' leading in and out of the station . There were still delays of up to 30 minutes at around 9pm on Monday night some five hours after the incident .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Thousands were left stranded at central London station during rush hour .\nCrucial section of track between Wimbledon and Surbiton was closed .\nSouth West trains warned passengers of cancellations on all services .\nNetwork Rail said staff were working 'flat out' to fix the situation .<END-1>",
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            "Thousands of commuters were left stranded at Waterloo station during rush hour after a part closure of the track between Surbiton and Wimbledon . The chaos ensued after Network Rail was forced to close a section of the tracks when a person was struck by a train . The closure meant several trains and countless staff were stuck at the wrong end of the line .",
            "Thousands of commuters were left stranded at Waterloo station during rush hour after an incident in which a person was struck by a train scuppered the entire day's services . The chaos ensued after Network Rail was forced to close a section of the tracks between Wimbledon and Surbiton . The closure meant several trains and countless staff were stuck at the wrong end of the line ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Bangkok (CNN)Thailand has lifted martial law, replacing it with it a controversial new security order granting sweeping powers to the ruling military junta. Critics have expressed alarm at the move, with Human Rights Watch's Asia director Brad Adams saying it marked the country's \"deepening descent into dictatorship.\" Martial law was lifted Wednesday when the Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej approved a request from Prime Minister General Prayuth Chan-ocha to proceed. Prayuth -- head of the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) junta -- immediately invoked Article 44 of the country's interim constitution \"to curb acts deemed harmful to national peace and stability.\" Article 44 states, in wide-ranging terms, that when the head of the junta believes it is necessary in the name of public harmony or to prevent the undermining of national security, then he has the power to act as deemed necessary. According to a statement issued by the NCPO, the new order grants military personnel powers to issue summons and arrest those who commit crimes against the royal family or against national stability, who commit crimes involving war weaponry, or who violate the orders of the NCPO. Designated military personnel were granted powers to seize assets, to block media from reporting or publishing, and to detain suspects up to seven days, the statement said. Unauthorized political gatherings of more than five people were banned, while those who defied NCPO orders could be imprisoned for up to a year, it said. Those who were detained could not leave the country without the approval of the head of the NCPO. Human Rights Watch said in a statement that the new security order would allow Prayuth \"to issue orders without administrative, legislative, or judicial oversight or accountability.\" \"Thailand's friends abroad should not be fooled by this obvious sleight of hand by the junta leader to replace martial law with a constitutional provision that effectively provides unlimited and unaccountable powers,\" Adams said in a statement. Sunai Phasuk, Human Rights Watch's senior researcher on Thailand, told CNN the move would see Prayuth \"become a strongman with ultimate power in his hands to wield as he wishes.\" \"This is a dangerous indication that the junta is not going to keep its promise to restore democracy and respect for human rights in Thailand,\" he said. Rupert Abbott, deputy director for Asia Pacific at Amnesty International, called in a statement for the NCPO to \"reinstate the rule of law and constitutional protections for human rights which the 2014 coup steamrolled over.\" Meanwhile, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein expressed alarm at the news. \"Normally I would warmly welcome the lifting of martial law -- and indeed strongly advocated for it to be lifted in Thailand,\" the High Commissioner said. \"But I am alarmed at the decision to replace martial law with something even more draconian, which bestows unlimited powers on the current Prime Minister without any judicial oversight at all. This clearly leaves the door wide open to serious violations of fundamental human rights.\" Martial law was imposed shortly before Thailand's military seized power last May, ousting the democratically-elected government of Yingluck Shinawatra after months of sometimes violent street protests. Since then, the NCPO has curbed civil liberties, muzzled the media and rounded up opponents. Amnesty International says that since May, hundreds of people have been arbitrarily held and dozens brought before military courts for engaging in peaceful political gatherings or expression. Thai political scholar and coup opponent Pavin Chachavalpongpun told CNN that the move from martial law to the new security order amounted to \"pouring the same wine into a new bottle.\" \"The junta is trying to reinvent itself, but the substance is still there,\" he said. \"In a word: it's absurd. Everyone knows in Thailand they had to abolish the martial law because of international pressure. \"But Article 44 is a lot worse than the martial law because it gives total power to the NCPO.\" Thailand's military rulers have insisted that such restrictive measures are needed to maintain stability, following a decade of political conflict which has pitted a royalist, middle-class Bangkok elite against Shinawatra's supporters, mostly drawn from the urban working class or the rural north. But Pavin did not believe there was a sufficient threat to national security to justify the new order. \"The notion of national security has been exploited over and over,\" he said. A spokesperson for the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok said it was important that Thai citizens were allowed \"to freely exercise their fundamental rights, including the rights of freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.\"",
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            "Thailand lifted martial law and replaced it with a controversial new security order granting sweeping powers to the ruling military junta . Critics have expressed alarm at the move, with Human Rights Watch's Asia director Brad Adams saying it marked the country's \"deepening descent into dictatorship.\" Rupert Abbott, deputy director for Asia Pacific at Amnesty International, called in a statement for the NCPO to \"reinstate the rule of law and constitutional protections for human rights which the 2014 coup steamrolled over.\"",
            "Thailand lifted martial law, replacing it with a new security order granting sweeping powers to the ruling military junta . Critics have expressed alarm at the move, with Human Rights Watch's Asia director Brad Adams saying it marked the country's \"deepening descent into dictatorship.\" The new order grants military personnel powers to issue summons and arrest those who commit crimes against the royal family or against national stability."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge was left in stitches by an impersonation of club legend Michael Owen. Ahead of the Reds' FA Cup semi-final against Aston Villa at Wembley on Sunday, the England international met up with comedian Darren Farley as part of an exclusive promotional video to showcase the TV coverage of the match by BT Sport. Farley, who first rose to prominence on YouTube, specialises in mimicking a number of Anfield stars both past and present. Daniel Sturridge cannot stop laughing after hearing Darren Farley's impression of Michael Owen . Owen, now a BT Sport pundit, played for Liverpool between 1996 and 2004, scoring 118 league goals . His hauntingly accurate of portrayal of Owen was certainly one of his best performances and had Sturridge gasping for breath. Between the giggles, the pair discussed the fascinating clash with Villa and Sturridge's trademark goal celebration dance. However, while Farley's Owen impression was certainly on point, his dancing left a lot to be desired. Sturridge is a major doubt to feature in the game with Villa, facing a late battle to overcome a hip injury. Villa, meanwhile, have their own concerns with winger Gabriel Agbonlahor rated 'touch and go' in relation to a hamstring strain, while midfielder Carlos Sanchez is suspended. The other FA Cup semi-final will be played between Arsenal and Reading on Saturday. Sturridge shakes hands with talented comedian Farley as part of a promotional video for BT Sport . Farley sets off on his Owen impression and it isn't long before Sturridge starts to smirk . The Liverpool hitman cannot help but burst into a fit of laughter as Farley watches on . Sturridge struggles to get his words out as Farley delivers a very accurate impression of Owen .",
        "generated_text": "Daniel Sturridge; stitches; Darren Farley; Michael Owen; Liverpool; semi; Aston Villa.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Daniel Sturridge appeared in a promotional video for BT Sport .\nHe was joined by comedian Darren Farley, who impersonated Michael Owen .\nFarley's impression of the former Reds striker left Sturridge giggling .\nLiverpool take on Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final on Sunday .<END-1>",
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            "Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge was left in stitches by a Michael Owen impersonation . Ahead of the Reds' FA Cup semi-final against Aston Villa at Wembley on Sunday, the England international met up with comedian Darren Farley as part of an exclusive promotional video to showcase the TV coverage of the match by BT Sport . Farley, who specialises in mimicking a number of Anfield stars both past and present, left Sturridge gasping for breath .",
            "Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge was left in stitches by an impersonation of club legend Michael Owen . Ahead of the Reds' FA Cup semi-final against Aston Villa at Wembley on Sunday, the England international met up with comedian Darren Farley as part of an exclusive promotional video to showcase the TV coverage of the match by BT Sport.",
            "Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge was left in stitches by an impersonation of club legend Michael Owen by comedian Darren Farley . The pair met up as part of an exclusive promotional video ahead of the Reds' FA Cup semi-final against Aston Villa at Wembley on Sunday ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: An NFL defensive back with a history of legal problems is being investigated after reports of an early-morning incident involving a physical fight and at least one shot being fired at a Texas club. Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib and his brother are being investigated for aggravated assault after an altercation at a Dallas-area nightclub on Wednesday morning, according to reports. During a 2011 incident involving two guns when he playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Talib and his mother were accused of shooting a gun at his sister's live-in boyfriend in Garland, Texas. Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib and his brother Yaqub are being investigated for aggravated assault . Talib was in trouble before and was wanted on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in 2011 . During the latest incident, a shot was fired outside of Club Luxx in Dallas, Texas, after a physical fight inside . During the incident on Wednesday, Talib and his brother Yaqub had a physical altercation with someone inside Club Luxx and then a shot was fired outside around 2am, WFAA reported. When Dallas officers responded to the active shooter call, the man who called police said three black men had been involved in a disturbance and one of them had tried to punch him. The man also said one of the men pulled out a gun and aimed it at him before firing a round off into the sky outside the bar and causing 'an immediate panic'. The Talibs left the area in a Range Rover and a Jaguar and went to the XTC Cabaret. Police found the brothers at the second club and impounded the vehicles to look for evidence. The brothers were both questioned and an investigation into the incident is ongoing. The general manager of Club Luxx, confirmed the Talibs were at the club but denied that anything with a gun transpired, the Dallas Morning News reported. Hanney Kamal said: 'One-hundred percent that did not happen. 'I was there. Somebody might have called the police because there was a yelling argument. Talib signed a six-year, $57 million contract last year . 'It's athletes — someone sees them yelling and dials 911. 'Everyone was asked to leave the club, which they did of their own free will, and that was it.' Broncos vice president of public relations Patrick Smyth said: 'We have been in touch with Aqib regarding these reports and will continue to monitor this situation.' Dallas police falsely reported Talib had been arrested for throwing bottles last June during an NFL camp afterparty, the Denver Post reported. The police apologized after it ended up being Yaqub who was arrested. During the 2011 incident in Garland, felony warrants were issued for Talib and his mother Okolo Talib on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Police suspected them both of firing shots from a Ruger .380 handgun at Shannon Billings, the boyfriend of Talib's sister, and also believed the NFL back attempted to pistol-whip Billings with a Springfield 9mm semiautomatic handgun during the incident, the Boston Globe reported. They had apparently learned Billings was being physically abusive towards their family member. Talib, who owned both weapons. reportedly yelled during the pistol-whipping: 'You're going to make me throw away my career.' The charges were dropped because prosecutors believed Billings, a registered sex offender with the state of Texas, would not make a credible witness. Garland Police spokesman Joe Harn said: 'It was very fortunate no one was killed and no one was hurt seriously. 'There wasn't a great deal of distance from one person to the other that was shooting.' After the 2011 incident, a felony warrant was issued for  Okolo Talib for an assault with a deadly weapon charge . In addition to playing for the Broncos, Talib has also played for the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Bucs . In addition to the gun incidents, Talib was investigated after an alleged assault on a Florida cab driver. He then resisted arrest on charges of simple battery. The shutdown corner also fought with teammates and was suspended for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances. Talib signed a six-year, $57 million contract with Denver in March 2014. He also has played for the New England Patriots during his seven-year career. During his time with the reigning Super Bowl champs, Talib said: 'I'm a competitor on the field, man. 'That's kind of what we're talking about right now, just football.' If charges are brought with regard to the incident in Dallas, Talib could face discipline under the NFL's personal conduct policy and a suspension seems possible given his history. Talib was investigated after an alleged assault on a Florida cab driver and resisted arrest on a battery charge .",
        "generated_text": "Aqib Talib; Denver Broncos; brother Yaqub; aggravated assault; Reports; altercation; nightclub; Dallas; Texas; Wednesday morning.",
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            "NFL star Aqib Talib and his brother are being investigated for aggravated assault after an altercation at a Dallas-area nightclub on Wednesday morning . Talib, who signed a six-year, $57 million contract with Denver in March 2014, has a history of legal problems and was investigated after an alleged assault on a Florida cab driver and resisted arrest on a battery charge. During a 2011 incident involving two guns when he was playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Talib and his mother were accused of shooting a gun at his sister's live-in boyfriend in Garland, Texas.",
            "Denver Broncos cornerback, Aqib Talib and his brother Yaqub are being investigated for aggravated assault after an altercation at a Dallas-area nightclub on Wednesday morning . In 2011, Talib and his mother were accused of shooting a gun at his sister's live-in boyfriend in Garland, Texas . During the latest incident, a shot was fired outside of Club Luxx in Dallas, Texas, after a physical fight inside.",
            "Denver Broncos cornerback, Aqib Talib, and his brother are being investigated for aggravated assault following an incident at a Dallas-area nightclub on Wednesday morning . During the 2011 incident, he and his mother were accused of shooting a gun at his sister's live-in boyfriend in Garland, Texas . Aqib Talib signed a six-year, $57m contract with Denver in March 2014 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: As the final episodes of Poldark approach, men across the nation have longed for respite from the hysteria over heartthrob Aidan Turner. But the bad news – for them, at least – is that any well-earned break won’t last for long. TV chiefs yesterday announced the Cornwall-set drama will be coming back for eight more episodes after it helped BBC1 deliver its strongest start to a year for a decade. Scroll down for video . Fans, rejoice! Aidan Turner has been signed up for a second series of BBC period drama Poldark . BBC1 boss Charlotte Moore confirmed that Turner’s broody Ross would return for another series, alongside actress Eleanor Tomlinson, who plays love interest – and now wife – Demelza. ‘I can exclusively announce that Sunday night’s new phenomenon Poldark that has captured the nation’s hearts has been commissioned for a second series,’ Mrs Moore said, adding that the series had helped BBC1 to an ‘outstanding start’ this year. About 8.1million people on average have watched each episode, helping the flagship BBC channel attract more than a quarter of television viewers in evenings, when the battle for attention is most competitive. The series, based on Winston Graham’s novels, follows Ross Poldark after he returns from the American War of Independence only to find that his father has died and his former fiancée, Elizabeth, has married another man. There are 12 Poldark books in total, seven of which are set in the 18th century. The other five then follow Poldark’s children through the 19th century. The first series of Poldark, written by Debbie Horsfield, covers the first of Mr Graham’s two novels, named after Ross Poldark and Demelza. Successful role: Aidan has won legions of dedicated fans since stripping off as the swoon-worthy Captain Ross Poldark in the revival of the 1970s TV show . The second series will move on to the third and fourth books, named after their child, Jeremy, and scheming banker George Warleggan. Women up and down the country watched on tenterhooks as Poldark’s affections shifted to his kitchen maid Demelza. But it is the scenes featuring Turner in a state of undress which sent them into the biggest frenzy. Many have taken to Twitter to express their approval whenever he appears without his shirt – working with a scythe in the fields or swimming naked in the sea. ‘If Poldark gets any hotter we’ll have to call the fire brigade,’ one viewer commented. The current show, with the sixth episode of eight this weekend, has not reached the popularity of the 1970s adaptation, which brought in 15million viewers. Hard worker: The 31-year-old actor recently admitted that working on his honed physique came as a challenge to him, so he'll have to get back to the gym ahead of the second series . Popular: Poldark has garnered audiences of around 8m every Sunday night .",
        "generated_text": "BBC; Poldark; eight more episodes; Aidan Turner; broody Ross; eighth series.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>TV chiefs have announced drama Poldark will return for second season .\nAbout 8.1million people on average tuned in to watch each episode .\nSecond series will be based on Winston Graham's third and fourth books .<END-1>",
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            "TV chiefs announce the Cornwall-set drama Poldark will be coming back for eight more episodes after it helped BBC1 deliver its strongest start to a year for a decade . BBC1 boss Charlotte Moore confirmed that Turner’s broody Ross would return for an eighth series . About 8.1million people on average have watched each episode, helping the flagship BBC channel attract more than a quarter of television viewers in evenings.",
            "TV chiefs announce that Cornwall-set drama Poldark will return for eight more episodes . It follows the successful first series which helped BBC1 deliver its strongest start to a year for a decade . Fans are delighted that Aidan Turner will be returning as broody Ross .",
            "BBC's period drama Poldark has been commissioned for an eighth series after its strong performance this year . The series, based on Winston Graham's novels, follows Ross Poldark after he returns from the American War of Independence . About 8.1 million people watched each episode of the current series ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: When Jade Walters loaned out her beloved horse Magic to help a young girl learn to ride, she didn't realise she would never see him again. Miss Walters, 21, was horrified to discover that the family looking after Magic had sold him at auction for just £200. Magic's fate has sparked fury in the equestrian community, and an appeal for his whereabouts has been shared 58,000 times on social media sites. Jade Walters, 21, was shocked to discover the family she loaned her beloved pet horse Magic to had sold the animal (pictured right and left being ridden by Miss Walters) for £200 . Selling a horse at auction is notoriously risky – bidders are not vetted and some horses are bought for slaughter. Miss Walters said: 'We would never in a million years have considered sending Magic to auction – they're horrible places. The thought makes me cry.' It was two months before she discovered the horse had been sold – making it all the more difficult to trace Magic, who could have been taken out of the country or sold to an abattoir. Miss Walters, who had owned the 17-year-old chestnut pony for seven years, said: 'I consider him like a child, he thinks of me as his mum and he's been taken from me. My heart is broken. 'He could be anywhere by now, I don't know how to find him and even if we do, what state will he be in?' The care assistant from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, advertised for a temporary owner last year after the cost of his upkeep went over £4,000 a year. A woman in the West Country responded and took Magic to help her daughter improve her riding. Miss Walters pictured with her new horse Lad after her previous pet was sold at auction without her knowledge . Miss Walters said: 'He was getting very expensive. Loaning a horse is common for people who can't afford the expense of the purchase but can afford the upkeep. So while they don't have ownership, they have a duty of care. 'I was naive. The woman I loaned to seemed very respectable and said she wanted her 12-year-old daughter to get more experience riding.' But after six months, Magic's temporary owner said keeping the pony was too expensive and he was proving too difficult for her daughter to ride. They agreed that she would help Miss Walters look for an experienced rider to buy him for £500. But just 12 days later, on February 10, Magic was auctioned. However, Miss Walters did not find out until last week when she decided to bring Magic home. 'He has always been treated like a prince, so being fought over at an auction by a crowd looking for a quick deal makes me sick.' Her mother Julia, 53, said the woman had no right to auction Magic, adding: 'The arrangement was that if she had any interested parties, she would pass them to me. 'In no way was Magic to be sold without our knowledge.' Last night, the seller insisted there was 'another side to the story', but declined to comment further.",
        "generated_text": "Jade Walters; family; Magic; auction; just £200; dog; slaughter.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jade Walters, 21, loaned her horse Magic to help a young girl learn to ride .\nBut she was horrified to discover the family looking after him sold him .\nShe claims it was two months before she found out he was sold for £200 .\nNotoriously risky horse auctions often see animals being sold for slaughter .<END-1>",
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            "Jade Walters loaned her beloved horse, Magic, to a family to help a young girl learn to ride . The family sold the horse at auction for just £200 and Magic's whereabouts are unknown. The equestrian community is outraged, and an appeal for Magic has been shared 58,000 times on social media .",
            "When Jade Walters loaned out her beloved horse Magic to help a young girl learn to ride, she didn't realise she would never see him again . Horrified to discover the family looking after Magic had sold him at auction for just £200, an appeal for his whereabouts has been shared 58,000 times on social media sites . Selling a horse at auction is notoriously risky – bidders are not vetted and some horses are bought for slaughter .",
            "Jade Walters loaned her horse Magic to a family to help a young girl learn to ride, but the family sold him at auction for £200 . The equestrian community has launched an appeal for Magic's whereabouts, but selling a horse at auction is notoriously risky - bidders are not vetted and some horses are bought for slaughter ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Britain should be wary of adopting trendy pupil-led teaching techniques from Scandinavia because they may be making standards worse, a new report claims. Progressive education experts in the UK have long pushed for our system to emulate the group work and independent study that is popular in Finland, which has regularly topped international league tables. But a new analysis of Finnish education suggests pupil aptitude has actually declined since the country embraced fashionable teaching methods. Pupil-led techniques: A new analysis of Finnish education suggests pupil aptitude has actually declined since the country embraced fashionable teaching methods (file picture) According to research by the Right-leaning Centre for Policy Studies, Finland only did so well before because of the influence of traditional teacher-led methods. But it has slipped down international rankings tables as the new liberal techniques became more widespread. The findings will add weight to arguments by Michael Gove that a return to traditional teacher-led lessons are the way to raise standards in schools. The former education secretary made it his mission to fight the ‘progressive’ methodology of the education establishment, which he referred to as ‘the Blob’. Report author Gabriel Heller Sahlgren said: ‘My research shows that the methods that we have been trying to push through in England and America for years are not good for test scores. ‘Pupils who aren’t motivated are not necessarily interested in learning. If you give them too much freedom, it’s difficult to know if they’re learning anything. It’s not very effective. Former education secretary: The findings will add weight to arguments by Michael Gove (pictured) that a return to traditional teacher-led lessons are the way to raise standards in schools . ‘Here in the UK, there is a tendency to abolish traditional methods because they’re old, but we need to decrease this bias.’ Finland was proclaimed an ‘education superpower’ after appearing at the top of international rankings tables between 2001 and 2009. Many in the education establishment have pushed for the Finnish model of pupil-led learning to be used as an inspiration for the British system. Instead of giving whole-class instruction from a blackboard, teachers have instead adopted small group work, independent learning and educational activities and games. But today’s report, which examines education policy and performance in Finland over the last half century, found implementation of the new methods coincided with a recent slump in performance. Between 2006 and 2012, Finland’s performance in PISA tests run by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) declined. It sunk by 18 points in scientific literacy, 23 points in reading literacy, and 29 points in mathematical literacy. In 2006, it was second in the world for maths, while in 2012 it was 12th. Rankings for reading and science also slipped several places. Report author: Gabriel Heller Sahlgren (above) said the methods 'are not good for test scores' Teachers training in the 1990s learnt the new methods and only began to teach them in the 2000s, the report said. Before this, education in Finland had been traditional, hierarchical and teacher-led, according to the author, and it was this that was responsible for its stellar performances in the league tables. Mr Sahlgren added: ‘The reforms in Finland that people are crediting with its improvement actually only began in the early 2000s. ‘When Finland was improving, the education system was very authoritative and teacher-led. Finland was improving in the 1980s but rounded off in around 1995. In the early 2000s, it started to fall.’ The report, titled ‘Real Finnish Lessons’, said that Finland’s education system had instead been buoyed by socio-economic factors until recently. These included a strong work ethic and cultural sense of responsibility, as well as the high status of teachers leading to talented individuals entering the profession. Mr Gove prompted a fierce backlash from teachers two years ago after saying he wanted them to stop using innovative approaches which ‘dumbed down’ education. He gave an example of ‘making Plasticine models to represent Hitler’s main aims as Fuhrer’ as a method which had ‘nothing to do with passing on knowledge’. He said part of the problem was a ‘belief that education should not be an activity in which the teacher imparts knowledge to the child but a pursuit - by the child - of what it finds interesting’. Mr Sahlgren is Director of Research at the Centre for the Study of Market Reform of Education think tank.",
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            "A new analysis of Finnish education suggests pupil aptitude has actually declined since the country embraced fashionable teaching methods . The findings will add weight to arguments by Michael Gove that a return to traditional teacher-led lessons is the way to raise standards in schools . The former education secretary made it his mission to fight the ‘progressive’ methodology of the education establishment .",
            "A new report from the Right-leaning Centre for Policy Studies suggests that Britain should be wary of adopting trendy pupil-led teaching techniques from Scandinavia as the new liberal techniques have caused a decline in pupil aptitude. The findings will add weight to arguments by Michael Gove that a return to traditional teacher-led lessons are the way to raise standards in schools.",
            "A new report claims that the UK should be wary of adopting trendy pupil-led teaching techniques from Scandinavia because they may be making standards worse . A new analysis of Finnish education suggests pupil aptitude has actually declined since the country embraced fashionable teaching methods . According to the report, Finland only did so well before because of the influence of traditional teacher-led methods ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Italian police who arrested a crew attempting to smuggle desperate migrants to Europe on a luxury yacht have estimated their illegal cargo was worth $800,000. Police in Ragusa, a Sicilian port town, arrested three Syrian men who were at the helm of the Turkish-flagged yacht attempting to reach the Italian coast. It is thought the smugglers had charged each person $8,500 (£5,700) to make the crossing, with police saying the total earned by the organisers was somewhere in the region of £536,000. Scroll down for video . The luxury yacht, which was flying a Turkish flag, was stopped as it approached Europe with a 'cargo' which is thought to have been worth $800,000 - or £536,000 - to the organisers . This is far more than the usual cost of between 1,000 and 1,500 euros - £720 to £1,080 - to cross the Mediterranean to Europe. However, the boat was far more seaworthy than some of the other vessels used, which can be anything from wooden fishing vessels to old cargo ships. Yet even the yacht failed to make the journey in its entirety: the attempt was discovered when two merchant ships were called out to aid a boat in distress. Selfies and other photos snapped by the Syrian and Palestinian passengers helped police identify the smugglers, police said in a statement. Police also revealed there were 23 children on bard the yacht. Harroum Almotassem Billah, Haj Slima Moustafa and Sabaj Ahmmed were all arrested for allegedly being part of the crew. Harroum Almotassem Billah, one of the three Syrians that were taken in custody by police for allegedly being part of the crew which was at the helm of the yacht . Haj Slima Moustafa was also taken into custody after the yacht - filled with Syrian and Palestinian migrants who paid $8,500 each for the journey - called for help as it approached the coast . Sabaj Ahmmed was the third member of the alleged crew attempting to bring the migrants, including 23 children, to Europe . The boat is the latest vessel to be stopped making the dangerous crossing from north Africa to Europe, packed with migrants desperate to start a new life. But many of the trips end in tragedy: so far this year, 1,776 have died, according to the U.N. refugee agency, which estimates that 219,000 people made the crossing in 2014. On Sunday alone, 900 men, women and children are believed to have died after their boat got into difficulty and overturned off Libyan waters, south of the southern Italian island of Lampedusa. There were only 28 survivors. These infrared images show the rescue operation after migrant ship capsized on Sunday . Survivors said they resorted to clinging to floating corpses until coastguards came to their rescue . Surviving immigrants who escaped the boat that capsized in the Mediterranean Sea killing up to 900 people appear deep in thought as they arrive in the Sicilian port city of Catania this morning . Doctor Giuseppe Pomilla, of the Order of Malta, described the three hours he searched for the living among hundreds of dead floating corpses. He told the MailOnline: 'It was like a nightmare. It was a cemetery. There were bodies everywhere you looked.'",
        "generated_text": "Italian police; crew; migrants; Europe; yacht; Turkey; $8,500; £5,700; organisers; around £536,000.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Three-strong crew at helm of luxury yacht arrested by Sicilian police .\nBoat filled with Syrian and Palestinian migrants - including 23 children .\nSyrian crew identified by selfies taken by the yacht's passengers .\nLatest boat stopped making crossing turning the Med into a 'cemetery'<END-1>",
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            "Three Syrian men were arrested by Italian police for attempting to smuggle migrants to Europe on a luxury yacht flying a Turkish flag . The smugglers charged each person $8,500 to make the crossing, with police estimating the total earned by the organisers was around £536,000 .",
            "Italian police have arrested three Syrian men who were at the helm of a luxury Turkish-flagged yacht attempting to smuggle migrants to Europe . The smugglers had charged each person $8,500 (£5,700) to make the crossing, with police saying the total earned by the organisers was somewhere in the region of £536,000 . It is thought their illegal cargo was worth $800,000."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The wife of Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor allegedly made an obscene gesture then threw a cup of soda over one of her husband's political rivals. Tonya Stack, whose husband Mike Stack holds the state's second-highest office, reportedly dumped cola on state representative Kevin Boyle in an unseemly row at a fundraiser in honor of a slain Afghanistan veteran. According to Boyle, Stack 'flipped me the bird' as soon as she spotted him at the event in Philadelphia. 'Soda fight': Pennsylvania state representative Kevin Boyle, left, claims that he was covered in soda by Tonya Stack, right, wife of Lieutenant Governor Mike Stack, and a political opponent . When he described the gesture aloud as 'a trashy move', he claims she retaliated by hurling the dark, sticky liquid at him, according to a report by Philly.com. He told the site: 'She aimed the soda at me and it landed directly on me, hitting from my chest to my lap'. He added that at the time he was sitting with the grandmother of Michael Strange, a Navy codebreaker who was killed by RPG fire in 2011 and whom the event was honoring. Boyle said that she came close to getting soaked as well, but that he took the brunt of the blast. He claims that after her shot landed, she was bundled out by a State Trooper who was guarding her. Rivalries: Boyle and Lt Gov Mike Stack (pictured) have been at the center of a political row . Boyle and Mike Stack, both Democrats, are at the center of a political struggle over who will take over the seat in Pennsylvania's state senate which Stack vacated to become Lieutenant Governor in January. Earlier this year, politicsPA.com also reported that the two were also backing different candidates in the race for a Philadelphia district which Boyle's brother had resigned to become a U.S. congressman. Ultimately, Stack's 'handpicked' candidate was chosen to contest the election, but lost to a Republican, Philly.com reported. Commenting on the alleged confrontation, Boyle told the website: 'This was a ridiculous and immature act that shouldn't have happened and hopefully won't be repeated. 'We have to be civil about our differences in politics.' A spokesman for Mike Stack confirmed that the lieutenant governor's wife was at the event. However, he did not comment on the soda-throwing part of the allegations, and insisted that she left 'under normal circumstances'.",
        "generated_text": "Mike Stack; wife; cola; state representative Kevin Boyle; fundraiser; Afghanistan veteran.",
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            "Tonya Stack, wife of Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor, reportedly threw cola on state representative Kevin Boyle at a fundraiser in honor of a slain Afghanistan veteran, according to Philly.com . Boyle claims Stack flipped him the bird, then threw the soda after he described the gesture as 'a trashy move'. Both Boyle and Lt Gov Mike Stack are Democrats and are at the center of a political struggle over who will take over the seat in Pennsylvania's state senate which Stack vacated to become lieutenant governor in January.",
            "Tonya Stack allegedly dumped cola on state representative Kevin Boyle at a fundraiser in honor of a slain Afghanistan veteran . Boyle claims that she flipped him the bird before throwing the soda. Stack is the wife of Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor, Mike Stack.",
            "Wife of Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor, Tonya Stack, allegedly threw a cup of soda at state representative Kevin Boyle . Boyle claims that Stack 'flipped me the bird' before throwing the soda at him . Both Democrats are at the center of a political struggle over who will take over the seat in Pennsylvania's state senate which Stack vacated to become Lieutenant Governor."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Beer is booming at discount supermarket chain Aldi which increased its share of the premium ale market by a third stealing customers away from troubled giant Tesco. Tesco does still have the biggest share of the lucrative market, which research by Kantar shows has grown by more than 10 per cent over the last year and is now worth £490million. The leader has improved its market share in the increasingly fashionable premium ale market, but it's believed Aldi is luring customers away from Tesco, offering a smaller range but cheaper prices. Another chapter: Fluctuations in the premium ale market are just a small part of the shopping revolution which has seen shoppers flock away from giants like Tesco and towards the growing discounters . To use an example of the difference in price, Aldi sells bottles of Newcastle brown ale for £1.24. They costs £1.64 at Tesco and Waitrose and £1.65 at Morrisons. The discounter has also increased wine sales by 24 per cent over the last years which shows drinkers with all tastes are now flocking to Aldi to buy their booze. It's another chapter in the rise of discounters who are slowly stealing market share from the big three, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda. Other research, also by Kantar, showed that Aldi overtook Waitrose as Britain's sixth biggest supermarket with its performance in the first three months of 2015, increasing share of the whole supermarket industry from 4.6 top 5.3 per cent in a year. The top four supermarkets, Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons have all lost market share in the first three months of 2015. Aldi, Waitrose and Lidl managed to increase thiers, with Aldi showing the biggest rise . Tesco has had a troublesome year, with its year-on-year share price down 18 per cent. Last year, they discovered a £263million gap in their accounts which involved rebates to suppliers and is being investigated by the Serious Fraud Office. Shortly afterwards they sacked boss Phil Clarke who was replaced by Unilever executive Dave Lewis, who announced a series of money-saving measures to try and turn the tide.. The research into the premium ale market doesn't tell a very consistent story, with all but two of the big supermarkets managing to increase their market share. Sainsbury's currently has the second largest share in the beer market which it has improved by 7 per cent while Asda, third, increased by 1.5 per cent. Upmarket Waitrose, which also saw a double-digit increase in the premium ale market, now has a 5.1 per cent share of the entire supermaket industry. But while Aldi made great gains, Lidl, the other rising discounter to have improved its share in the supermarket industry, saw a 7.9 per cent fall in its proportion of the premium beer market. Morrisons’ share dipped 1.4 per cent . In January Tesco published the location of 43 loss-making stores that will close, and shelved plans to open a further 49 stores. City bosses expect them to announce huge losses in profit next week. It's been a totally different story for Aldi, which offers cheap prices and a smaller range that have helped them compete with the big boys. Aldi – motto Spend a little. Live a lot – stocks virtually all own-branded goods and and they're market share has grown by 0.7 per cent this year. It plans to open 60 new stores in 2015, more than than Sainsbury’s and Tesco put together. Between January and the end of March, Aldi sales grew by 17 per cent from the same time a year earlier. The total market share of the ‘big four’ fell below 73 per cent, the lowest for a decade. Kantar Worldpanel said Aldi had recorded double-digit growth for the past four years. More than half a million new shoppers visited the store in the three months to March 29, compared to a year before. Lidl also saw sales jump by almost 12 per cent over the period to secure a 3.7 per cent market share. This is some way off Tesco’s dominant 28.4 per cent share, followed by Asda at 17.1 per cent.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Fashionable premium ale market grew more than 10 per cent to £490million .\nAldi increases share by more than a third and wine sales up 24 per cent .\nDiscounter is now Britain's sixth largest supermarket overtaking Waitrose .\nGiants Tesco and Asda losing overall share of the supermarket sector .<END-1>",
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            "Aldi is increasing its share of the premium ale market, stealing customers from Tesco with smaller range but cheaper prices . Research by Kantar shows the market is now worth £490m, an increase of more than 10% over the last year . Aldi has also increased wine sales by 24% over the last year, while Tesco has had a troublesome year with its share price down 18%.",
            "Discount supermarket chain Aldi increased its share of the premium ale market by a third, stealing customers away from troubled giant Tesco . Research by Kantar showed the market, now worth £490m, had grown by more than 10% over the last year; Tesco has the biggest share, but Aldi is luring customers away from Tesco, offering a smaller range but cheaper prices . Aldi plans to open 60 new stores in 2015, more than Sainsbury's and Tesco put together."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Evicted: Hayley Sandiford has been told that postman terroriser Winston must leave her home this month or she will lose her house . A dog has been evicted from social housing for terrorising  postmen - meaning neighbours can have their mail delivered for the first time since February 2014. Mother-of-two Hayley Sandiford has been told she must get rid of her seven-stone American bulldog Winston by the end of April or she will also have to leave her house in Blackburn, Lancashire. The pet has attacked several terrified postmen but Miss Sandiford says Royal Mail are victimising Winston and claims her family are being 'taunted all the time' by people in the area. Angry neighbours have even left notes on her front door saying 'keep your devil dog away', she says. One postman on his rounds reported Winston bounded 100 yards up the street towards him before clamping his powerful teeth around his mailbag. The victim had to cower behind a tree and throw his one remaining letter to distract the animal before diving behind a gate and alerting a colleague to take cover. A second postmen reported being being bitten on the arm and had to kick Winston in the head twice to fend him off. Winston's attacks have led to a 14 month ban on all postal deliveries to 60 homes in his neighbourhood. Residents living on two surrounding roads  have been making make a four-and-a-half mile round trips, sometimes by taxi, to collect their mail. Twin Valley Homes housing association has now taken Miss Sandiford, 30, to court and she must find a new home for the dog by 4pm on April 30 or her tenancy is at risk. Obsessed: Miss Sandiford admits her American bulldog has 'a thing' for chewing up mail - but unfortunately this has led to him also attacking postal staff . Legal battle: A housing association has decided to end a ban on postal deliveries to the area of Blackburn by demanding that Winston is evicted . The ruling at Preston County Court means the post to the area is due to resume on May 1. Today Miss Sandiford, who has asked a friend to take in Winston, said: 'I feel sick and gutted to be losing Winston. Winston had been brilliant and I have done everything they asked me to do but they're still making a big deal out of it. Court case: Miss Sandiford outside court last year after Winston was threatened with destruction for attacking a postie . 'I have had things stuck on my door saying keep my 'devil dog' away. I don't even like going out anymore I'm not the same kind of person. My kids have been affected at school through it because people would say stuff and my son gets into trouble because of that. We are being taunted all the time. 'Winston is one of the nicest dogs. He is not a danger - I wouldn't have him near my kids. 'Unfortunately he does have a thing about postmen but it is the mail they carry and not the postmen themselves. I don't get much post only bills and a lot of junk mail and he loves ripping them up. He doesn't touch the kids toys he'd rather play with the leaflets that come through the door. 'Winston did jump up at the postman - but he is a very bouncy playful little thing and he forgets how big he is - although I accept it must have been scary for the postman.' Winston's first trouble came in February last year after it bit an unnamed postman on the arm whilst being taken for a walk by his owner's nine-year-old son. The postman suffered a bite wound which broke his skin and he underwent medical treatment in hospital. Although postal deliveries were suspended no action was initially taken against the animal but at 10am on July 9 the 'thick set and stocky built' dog bounded up to postman Paul Warnock whilst he was on his rounds. Mr Warnock who had only delivered to only a handful of houses later told a court hearing: 'Straight away I was worried because it was quite a big dog. As soon as it spotted me it came running towards me fast, at speed. 'Then it was showing it's teeth and growling at me. It was coming at me aggressively, I was frightened. I was backing off then all of a sudden it went for me it grabbed the bundle of mail. It was in the middle of the street because I was backing off so much.' Mr Warnock ran behind a tree for cover and added: 'When I got behind the tree I saw a gate, I thought if I can get inside the gate it's safe. I was left with one letter. It was still going for me. I had one piece on mail, I threw it to take it's eye off me and ran behind the gate. It would have attacked me in the street.' Keen: Winston once ran 100 yards to get to a post bag and the postman only managed to dive into a garden because he tossed a letter into the middle of the road . 'When I got behind the gate the dog was roaming the street. I saw my colleague further up the street coming down, he heard the commotion. I shouted \"Get back get back, dog loose on the street!\".' His colleague took cover behind a gate and watched Miss Sandiford get hold of the dog. Last October Miss Sandiford pleaded guilty to being the owner of a dog dangerously out of control and was handed a six month community order with a six month supervision requirement. She was also told that whenever is taken out for walks, he must be muzzled and kept on a harness with two dog leads and has to be accompanied by a person over the age of 16. Miss Sandiford was also ordered to keep her home securely fenced, but now it appears she must part with Winston to keep her home. David King, one of Miss Sadiford's neighbours said: 'It's brilliant news if they are going to start up the deliveries again. We've waited a long time to get the mail back. My wife is disabled and having to go down to the depot every time we get a letter is hugely frustrating. It's also frustrating that it has taken so long for this to be sorted. Trevor Smith said: 'The Royal Mail could have handled this a lot better and sorted it sooner. I can't understand why they stopped delivering to so many houses anyway. I'm not happy about it. I'll believe the deliveries are restarting when I see it.' Ian Bell, head of Twin Valley Homes, said: 'We're delighted to get this result. The people in the area have suffered due to a lack of a postal service and being in fear of this dog for too long, but now they can see an end in sight. The Royal Mail confirmed a health and safety assessment had been carried out on Miss Sandiford's neighbourhood which highlighted an 'unacceptable level of risk associated with deliveries.' A spokesman said 'Suspending deliveries is a last resort but we take the health and safety of our employees very seriously. We apologise to all affected customers and we are pleased with this outcome.'",
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            "A dog has been evicted from social housing for terrorising postmen . Mother-of-two Hayley Sandiford must get rid of her seven-stone American bulldog Winston by the end of April or she will also have to leave her house in Blackburn, Lancashire . Winston's attacks have led to a 14 month ban on all postal deliveries to 60 homes in his neighbourhood .",
            "Mother-of-two Hayley Sandiford has been told she must get rid of her seven-stone American bulldog Winston by the end of April or she will also have to leave her house in Blackburn, Lancashire . The pet has been evicted from social housing for terrorizing postmen, meaning neighbours can have their mail delivered for the first time since February 2014 . The pet has attacked several postmen, but Miss Sandiford says the Royal Mail is victimising Winston .",
            "Mother-of-two Hayley Sandiford has been told she must get rid of her seven-stone American bulldog Winston by the end of April or she will also have to leave her house in Blackburn, Lancashire . The pet has attacked several terrified postmen - meaning neighbours can have their mail delivered for the first time since February 2014 . Twin Valley Homes housing association has now taken Miss Sandiford, 30, to court and she must find a new home for the dog by 4pm on April 30 or her tenancy is at risk ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A parody video that mocks American skiers and plays on stereotypes about US tourists has gone viral on the internet, but not all viewers are finding it amusing. The profanity-laced comedy sketch by 26 Minutes, a news satire programme broadcast by Radio Television Suisse, follows ‘Jeff Randl’, who travels to Switzerland to compete in Xtreme Verbier. With more than 300,000 views on YouTube since late March, some viewers said they were offended or didn’t find the humour in the show’s over-the-top depiction of Americans on the slopes in Switzerland. The comedy sketch follows 'Jeff Randl', who travels to 'Sweden' to compete in Xtreme Verbier . Jeff, portrayed by one of the French-language show’s presenters, is a blonde, mop-haired snowboarder who tells the camera he has travelled from Lake Forest, California to ‘Sweden’ to compete in the freeriding event. The Bible-toting and pot-smoking character plays on the usual stereotypes about US tourists – from being loud and inconsiderate to arrogant and less worldly. Scenes show Jeff smoking a ‘joint’ while travelling up the mountain on a gondola, saying ‘Excuse me, I’m American’ as he pushes his way past other skiers or snowboarders, and barrelling down the slopes without care or caution. At one point, Jeff tells the camera: ‘Sweden, I think that’s one of the 50 states of Europe or something. I don’t like it too much here, you don’t give a s*** what people are saying.’ Jeff (right) offends others by being loud, jumping queues and smoking marijuana on a gondola . He later takes offence to a rainbow-coloured gondola, saying: ‘Hey, this machine is gay. I don’t like it.’ The end of the video shows Jeff being buried in an ‘avalanche’ and pulling his Bible out of his jacket. When he is hauled out of the snow by a rescue team, he believes he is saved by God and shouts: ‘I’m American, and God bless America.’ The video has received mixed reviews on YouTube, although the majority of comments appear to be from those who found humour in the satire. The snowboarder takes offence to a rainbow-coloured gondola at the Swiss ski resort of Verbier . Of the negative reviews, one viewer wrote: ‘Kind of offended by this, definitely not entertained. Pretty poorly thought out satire.’ Another said: ‘Still trying to find the funny in this.’ Of those who found it funny, one viewer said: ‘I’m an American… and I freaking love this’. Another wrote: ‘Gotta love the Bible toting Californian surfer dude who snowboards… All it needed was for him to eat a Big Mac.’ Jeff holds his Bible after he was 'buried' in an avalanche and pulled from the snow by rescuers . Comedian Vincent Kucholl, who played the role of Jeff, told Swiss newspaper Le Matin that he has enjoyed seeing the response from Americans, and he rejected suggestions that the sketch was racist. He said: ‘It’s funny that they are reacting ... but we did nothing wrong. This was for people here, not in America.’ He told the newspaper that viewers' reactions suggests that Americans have less self-deprecating humour than the Swiss.",
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            "The profanity-laced comedy sketch by 26 Minutes, a news satire programme broadcast by Radio Television Suisse, follows ‘Jeff Randl’, who travels to Switzerland to compete in Xtreme Verbier . The video has received mixed reviews on YouTube, although the majority of comments appear to be from those who found humour in the satire . With more than 300,000 views on YouTube since late March, some viewers said they were offended or didn’t find the humour in the show’s over-the-top depiction of Americans on the slopes in Switzerland .",
            "A parody video by 26 Minutes, a news satire programme broadcast by Radio Television Suisse, has gone viral on YouTube since late March . The profanity-laced comedy sketch follows 'Jeff Randl', who travels to 'Sweden' to compete in Xtreme Verbier, and has attracted over 300,000 views. However, some viewers have said they were offended by the over-the-top depiction of Americans on the slopes in Switzerland ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Nico Rosberg fears the threat from Ferrari in this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, describing their pace as 'dangerous' and 'worrying'. Following Friday practice, in particular the evening session under the lights at the Bahrain International Circuit, Mercedes appeared comfortable. Rosberg topped the timesheet with a lap of one minute 34.647secs, finishing 0.115secs quicker than team-mate Lewis Hamilton after the reigning champion locked up in the second sector, costing him four tenths of a second. Nico Rosberg has admitted he's wary of the threat rivals Ferrari pose ahead of Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix . The Mercedes driver was complimentary of Ferrari and described their pace as 'dangerous' and 'worrying' Ferrari duo Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel finished third and fourth quickest, just over half a second adrift of Rosberg. Yet the 29-year-old German, who trails Hamilton by 17 points in the drivers' standings, is deeply concerned by Ferrari from what he witnessed over the course of the two 90-minute sessions. 'We are very quick on one lap again, and Ferrari are very dangerous on the long run,' said Rosberg. 'They have serious pace, which is very worrying. It looks like they are a genuine threat. 'In qualifying we are much quicker, but in the race they are quick. 'Tyre wise, it is pretty straightforward, with both tyres (the soft and medium-compound Pirellis) quite robust. It is just the absolute pace which is important.' Rosberg (left) trails team-mate Lewis Hamilton by 17 points in the drivers' standings ahead of Sunday's race . Barring mistakes it appears another Mercedes front-row lock-out is likely, with the Ferrari's occupying the second row, and from there a battle with strategy and pace. Hamilton has also expressed concerns about Ferrari as he said: 'They are going to be very close. They look very good, from what I can see, in the long run. 'The crucial part is we know we have speed in a qualifying lap, so it's more the speed on the race runs. 'That's an area we're really trying to work on, but other than that the car has been feeling very good, I'm really happy with it.' But the 29-year-old topped the timesheet with a lap of one minute 34.647secs during Friday practice . Vettel, 13 points adrift of Hamilton, endured a disruptive day as a loss of power compromised FP1, whilst a collision with Sergio Perez in his Force India hampered FP2. McLaren's Jenson Button also suffered a wretched day with technical issues in both sessions, resulting in a lack of running that left him down in 19th position, 4.5 seconds behind Rosberg and sandwiched between Manor duo Will Stevens and Roberto Merhi. Saturday could be problematic for all, though, as a sandstorm has been forecast to hit the area at some point during the day.",
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            "Nico Rosberg has warned that Ferrari pose a threat ahead of Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix . Rosberg said that Ferrari's pace is \"dangerous\" and \"worrying\" and that \"they have serious pace, which is very worrying.\" Lewis Hamilton also expressed concerns about Ferrari.",
            "Nico Rosberg fears the threat from Ferrari in this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix. Rosberg topped the timesheet with a lap of one minute 34.647secs, finishing 0.115secs quicker than team-mate Lewis Hamilton. But the Mercedes driver is wary of the threat rivals Ferrari pose ahead of Sunday's race.",
            "Nico Rosberg fears the threat from Ferrari in this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix and describes their pace as 'dangerous' and 'worrying' . Mercedes appeared comfortable during Friday practice . Rosberg topped the timesheet with a lap of one minute 34.647secs, finishing 0.115secs quicker than team-mate Lewis Hamilton ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Polish police are asking for help identifying a mystery man claiming to have suffered memory loss and  only speaks English. The man, found on the streets of Gniezno in western Poland in February, told police that he has no memory of who he is or where he is from. In the hope that someone will recognise the mystery man, local police have released pictures and information and are working with experts to try to identify where his accent is from. Mystery: The man, described in the police appeal as 6ft3in and about 35-years-old, was found in Gniezno, in February, claiming that he has no memory of who he is or where he is from . The man was spotted in Gniezno, a historic city which used to be the capital of Poland in the 10th century, on February 28th. Locals told police he appeared disorientated and was walking into traffic, so an ambulance was called to the scene. Since then, he has remained in a psychiatric unit at the hospital, but his memory has yet to return. The Gniezno Police's appeal for help describes the man as 6ft3in tall, about 35-years-old, and has ginger hair. Memory lost: According to police, the man communicates only in English, but knows a few Polish phrases, and some in several other languages, but his accent has yet to be determined . 'He communicates in English but he does not know his name, when he was born or where he lives,' Anna Osińska, press officer of the District Police Headquarters in Gniezno said. 'He knows a few Polish phrases, and some in several other languages, but no more . 'He has no idea why he is in Poland or how he got here nor does he know which country he originally comes from.' He was found wearing jeans, a yellow T-shirt, a grey sweater and a black jacket. Polish officials have published the images of the man in the hope somebody might identify him and asked experts to try and work out where the man's accent is from.",
        "generated_text": "Polish police; help; mystery man; English; Gniezno; February. Man; no memory. of who he is or where he is from.",
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            "Polish police are asking for help identifying a mystery man claiming to have suffered memory loss and only speaks English . The man, found on the streets of Gniezno in western Poland in February, told police that he has no memory of who he is or where he is from. Locals told police he appeared disorientated and was walking into traffic, so an ambulance was called to the scene.",
            "Polish police are asking for help identifying a mystery man claiming to have suffered memory loss and only speaks English . He was found on the streets of Gniezno in western Poland in February and told police he has no memory of who he is or where he is from ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A zoo is facing criticism from animal rights activists after an Asian elephant died - 25 years after he sustained a leg injury while in captivity there. Rama the elephant, who completed paintings with his trunk, died Monday, Oregon Zoo officials announced on Facebook. He was 31. 'Rama had experienced a sharp decline in mobility in recent weeks, an issue stemming from a 25-year-old injury to his left front leg,' the zoo said in the post. Scroll down for videos . Missed: Rama the elephant was euthanized this week at the age of 31 by Oregon Zoo officials. His leg was injured after female elephants shoved him into a moat in 1990 . Skill: Rama used his trunk to create paintings, which reportedly earned over $100,000 in sales . It continued 'The treatments that had been successful for many years were no longer easing his discomfort, and so — with sadness and compassion — our animal-care staff decided the most humane course of action was to euthanize him.' The elephant's 32nd birthday would have taken place on Wednesday. Studies vary on how long Asian elephants live in captivity. A 2008 study which looked at Asian elephants in European zoos says they have a median life expectancy of 19 years. A 2004 study indicated a 36-year median for Asian elephants in North America. Zoo veterinarian Jim Storms said in a release on the Oregon Zoo's website that Rama's 2013 tuberculosis diagnosis did not play a role. Deputy Director Chris Pfefferkorn said in the release the leg injury took place in 1990 as Rama was sexually maturing. He said in what is considered normal activity for the animals, older female elephants shoved Rama out of the herd and into a moat. Courtney Scott, a leader of the protest group Free the Oregon Zoo Elephant, told KOIN 'He shouldn't have been put in a herd with adult females when he was young. I think that is a grave error on the part of the zoo and just shows what happens when elephants live in zoos.' Artwork: One of Rama's paintings - made by using his trunk - is seen here . Friendship: Rama (left) is seen with female elephant Chendra . Memories: Rama is seen in this 1991 photograph, one year after his leg was injured . 'Well, Rama sustained the injury before any of the folks that work here were here,' the zoo's elephant curator Bob Lee countered in an interview with KOIN. He went on 'They made the best decision they could at the time. They were trying to give Rama the opportunity to stay in that herd situation.' Scott also told the television station that Oregon Zoo doesn't have enough room to hold the elephants. Zoo staff, however, told KOIN construction on a larger elephant enclosure is underway. Lee told the television station 'Rama was a really special elephant. He had strong bonds with the folks that worked with him, to the community. 'We had a lot of people that would come out every Sunday and watch him paint. We had a lot of people that grew up with him.' Zoo officials said Rama's paintings have been showcased by the Mark Woolley Gallery. One woman, Calley O'Neill, painted with the elephant for five summers, KPTV reported. According to the television station, Rama's solo paintings have made over $100,000. Rama's work with O'Neill can be seen at the website forThe Rama Exhibition. O'Neill told KPTV 'There's no elephant on Earth that has ever done or ever will do such magnificent abstracts.' Debate: Elephant activist Courtney Scott (left) has claimed Oregon Zoo officials should not have placed Rama with female elephants at a young age. Elephant curator Bob Lee (right) has said zoo officials 'made the best decision they could at the time'",
        "generated_text": "Rama the elephant; 31; Oregon Zoo; 25-year-old injury; his left front leg; female elephants.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Rama the elephant, who completed paintings with his trunk, died Monday, Oregon Zoo officials announced on Facebook .\nZoo officials said Rama's leg was hurt in 1990, when older female elephants shoved him out of the herd and he went into a moat .\nThey said Rama was euthanized after health problems from the leg injury .\nElephant group Free the Oregon Zoo Elephants has claimed zoo officials should not have placed Rama with the females at a young age .<END-1>",
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            "Rama, the 31-year-old Asian elephant, who completed paintings with its trunk, died Monday. Critics say his leg injury, sustained 25 years ago when he was shoved into a moat by female elephants, was caused by the zoo’s decision to put him in a herd of adult females when he was young. The zoo defends its actions.",
            "Rama the elephant, who completed paintings with his trunk, died Monday, Oregon Zoo officials announced on Facebook . Animal rights activists criticized the zoo after Rama died 25 years after he sustained a leg injury while in captivity . The leg injury took place in 1990 as Rama was sexually maturing and was shoved out of the herd and into a moat by older female elephants.",
            "Rama the elephant, who completed paintings with his trunk, died Monday, zoo officials said . He was 31 . Rama had experienced a sharp decline in mobility in recent weeks, an issue stemming from a 25-year-old injury to his left front leg that he sustained when he was shoved into a moat by older female elephants ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: They may look like as if they come from a plague epidemic, but these photos show the shocking amounts of bacteria that grow on money. Thousands of bacteria colonies were discovered on banknotes and coins chosen at random from scientists’ pockets. The experiment, which involved treating the coins and notes in a substance that allows bacteria to grow quickly, highlights how dirty handling money can be. Thousands of bacteria colonies were discovered on notes and coins chosen at random from scientists’ pockets. This the bacteria found on one five pound note . The money was collected from students at the University of Surrey. It was then submerged in agar - a substance that allows bacteria to grow quickly - and then monitored for three to four days. The students found thousands of bacteria colonies living on their money. While most of the colourful blooms and spots of bacteria was found to be harmless, money has been known to carry dangerous diseases. The most common type of bacteria they discovered living on our coinage was bacillus mycoides, which is harmless. Dr Simon Park, a senior lecturer in molecular biology at the university, said: ‘The most common types found are skin bacteria but money has also been shown to harbour MRSA and food poisoning bacteria in other related studies.’ The experiment, which involved treating the coins in a substance that allows bacteria to grow quickly, highlights how dirty handling money can be. Among the bacteria found on a ten pound note is Bacillus mycoides (shown above). It's common in soil, so it's likely someone was gardening before handling cash . Currency collected from students were submerged in agar - a substance that allows bacteria to grow quickly - and then monitored for three to four days. This image shows bacteria found on a ten pound note . Thousands of bacteria colonies were found living on the sample of money. Most of the bacteria found on the coins studied was harmless. The most common type of bacteria they discovered living on our coinage was bacillus mycoides, which is harmless . One ten pound note yielded Bacillus mycoides, which is common in soil, suggesting that someone was gardening before handling cash. But MRSA and food poisoning bacteria have been found on money in previous studies. The scientists found cases of staphylococcus aureus, which can cause boils and spots on the skin. It is particularly dangerous to people whose immune systems may not be in peak condition, such as people in hospitals. The scientists did find cases of staphylococcus aureus, which can cause boils and spots on the skin. It is particularly dangerous to people whose immune systems may not be in peak condition, such as people in hospitals. Around 20 per cent of people carry the bacteria in their nostrils, which means they likely touched their nose before handling money. Dr Park added: ‘We found that money, be it coins or notes, harbours very large numbers of bacteria. ‘It is something that we all share so it passes through many many different hands, washed and unwashed. 'It also gets kept in warm and moist pockets, which offer perfect conditions for bacterial growth and survival. ‘Consequently, the populations of bacteria on currency are much larger and more diverse, and money is likely to carry disease causing bacteria.’ While most of the colourful blooms and spots of bacteria was found to be harmless, money has been known to carry dangerous diseases.  This is the bacteria found on a five pound note, including one large bloom . Dr Simon Park, a senior lecturer in molecular biology at the university, said: ‘The most common types [of bacteria] found are skin bacteria but money has also been shown to harbour MRSA and food poisoning bacteria in other related studies. A stock image is shown . After the experiment, the cash was washed and returned to the students. Dr Park said: ‘We wanted our undergraduates to get familiar with the fact we live in a bacteria world and bacteria is all around us, it’s on anything we interact with.’ The scientists did find cases of staphylococcus aureus, which can cause boils and spots on the skin, but this image shows bacteria from a five pound note, including some bright orange spores . Dr Park said: ‘We wanted our undergraduates to get familiar with the fact we live in a bacteria world and bacteria is all around us, it’s on anything we interact with.’ This image shows a large spreading bacterial colony created from the grime on nine silver and copper coins .",
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            "Thousands of bacteria colonies were discovered on banknotes and coins chosen at random from scientists’ pockets. The experiment, which involved treating the coins and notes in a substance that allows bacteria to grow quickly, highlights how dirty handling money can be. The money was collected from students at the University of Surrey, submerged in agar and then monitored for three to four days.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The mother of a primary school pupil who told a Labour MP he supported Ukip because he wanted to get 'all the foreigners out the country' has admitted she's embarrassed by the exchange. Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, was visiting the primary school in Derby where he was filmed asking the year six pupil who he would vote for in next month's election if he could. Video of the conversation shows the Labour MP was stunned by the statement, which a  Ukip spokesman claimed shows the schoolboy had been 'drinking in propaganda' from the party's rivals. The mother of the 10-year-old has said she has now sat down her son and explained 'it isn't about being foreign'. But she added: 'I do personally support an Australian points system.' Scroll down for video . Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, had asked the youngster who he would vote for in next month's election if he could take part . The mother, who wished to remain anonymous, told MailOnline she was 'embarrassed' after the video went viral online. She added: 'I can see the funny side, but it is a but embarrassing. 'I don't really think my son understands the impact of what he said. I think he's just heard people talking. 'His dad agrees with some of UKIP's policies, but I haven't decided who I am going to vote for yet. 'When my son told me what he'd said, I sat him down and explained it isn't about being foreign. But I do personally support an Australian points system - if you have something to offer the country when you are coming in that's fair enough.' Mr Hunt, who was visiting a primary school in Derbyshire as part of the election campaign, asked the year six child: 'Do you know who you would vote for?' When the child said Ukip, Mr Hunt replied, 'Very good' and asked why. The youngster replied: 'To get all the foreigners out the country.' A Labour spokesman admitted to MailOnline that Mr Hunt had been taken aback by the schoolboy's remarks. He said: 'We at a school in Derbyshire, in a classroom. I'll admit we were a little bit surprised by the remark.' A Labour shadow minister was left gobsmacked after a primary school pupil told him he supported Ukip – because he wanted to get 'all the foreigners out the country' Mr Hunt appeared taken aback by the child's support for Ukip to get all the foreigners out the country . The exchange at Howitt Primary School at Heanor, Derbyshire, was recorded by BBC East Midlands and broadcast last night. Today the headteacher said that the unnamed boy's comments were 'not representative of the school'. The school has more than 400 pupils aged three to 11 and spent the last two years in special measures until January this year. Its latest Ofsted report says: 'Most pupils come from White British backgrounds. There are very few pupils from other heritage groups or who speak English as an additional language'. In the town of Heanor, which is 10 miles north of Derby, 98.2 per cent of the population is white. Nigel Farage yesterday insisted Ukip was not anti-immigration . In 2006 a Channel 5 documentary dubbed the town the 'skinhead capital of Britain' when the BNP came second in a council by-election and a government advisor said later that it was one of a few 'unhealthily all white' towns in the UK. The remarks come just 24 hours after Ukip claimed it was not an anti-immigrant party. A Ukip spokesman today claimed the boy had been brainwashed by the media. He said: 'Sadly I suspect the child has been drinking in all the propaganda. This is the information that people are continually being told, but it's not true. 'I thought it was rather sad that he thinks that is what Ukip is for. But it is not a surprise because that is how we are portrayed in the media.' The party's manifesto chief Suzanne Evans cast doubt on the party's promise to ban unskilled workers for five years before telling supporters that Ukip was not anti-immigration. In remarks which risk angering supporters opposed to foreigners arriving in the UK, Mrs Evans said: 'Ukip is not anti-immigration. Immigrants are not the problem. It's our current immigration system that is the problem. 'We will not pull up the drawbridge, we will simply start to control who walks over it.' However the manifesto includes a pledge to limit net migration to 50,000 and introduce a total ban on unskilled migration for five years. Yesterday it emerged Ukip has abandoned hopes of winning dozens of seats at the General Election and is now targeting just ten. The party reduced the number of constituencies where it is concentrating resources as it loses ground in the polls. A party strategist said 'something extraordinary' would now need to happen for it to win in places outside its target list. Since October, support for Ukip has tumbled from 19 to just 12 per cent as voters focus on the big choice between Labour and the Tories at the election.",
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            "The mother of a primary school pupil who told a Labour MP he supported Ukip because he wanted to get 'all the foreigners out the country' has admitted she's embarrassed by the exchange . Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, was visiting the primary school in Derby where he was filmed asking the year six pupil who he would vote for in next month's election if he could . Video of the conversation shows the Labour MP was stunned by the statement, which a Ukip spokesman claimed shows the schoolboy had been 'drinking in propaganda' from the party's rivals . ",
            "Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, was filmed asking a year six pupil who he would vote for if he could . The child replied that he would vote for UKIP to get all the foreigners out of the country. The mother of the pupil has now admitted she's embarrassed by the exchange, but added that she does personally support an Australian points system.",
            "The mother of a primary school pupil who told a Labour MP he supported Ukip because he wanted to get 'all the foreigners out the country' is embarrassed by the exchange . Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, was visiting the primary school in Derby . The mother has now sat down her son and explained 'it isn't about being foreign' but added she supports an Australian points system . "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The goals may have dried up at club level for Graziano Pelle but the Southampton striker repaid Italy coach Antonio Conte's faith by scoring against England. Having arrived from Feyenoord at a reported cost of £9million, the 29-year-old seamlessly slotted in at St Mary's, netting nine goals in his first 12 matches. However,  Pelle has struggled in front of goal in recent months and has not managed to find the net in the Barclays Premier League since December 20. Graziano Pelle celebrates after giving Italy the lead against England at Juventus Stadium on Tuesday night . The Southampton striker glanced Girogio Chiellini's cross into Joe Hart's far corner to make it 1-0 . Saints fans will be hoping that drought may soon come to an end after seeing the striker score a fine, glancing header in the Azzurri's 1-1 draw with England at the Juventus Stadium. 'I felt good today and the manager gave me the opportunity,' Pelle, the only British-based player in the Italy squad, said. England No 1 Hart dives in vain as Pelle claims his second international goal in his third cap . Pelle has not scored in the Premier League for Southampton since December . 'Those that play always have to prove themselves to the coach. 'I played alongside Eder at Sampdoria and we understand each other well. I'm happy to have scored and to have been given another chance by the manager. 'I wanted to score another but unfortunately it didn't happen.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Italy and England drew 1-1 in a friendly at Juventus Stadium on Tuesday .\nGraziano Pelle netted for Italy, his second goal in just three caps .\nSouthampton striker has not scored in Premier League since December .<END-1>",
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            "Graziano Pelle, the Southampton striker, scored a fine, glancing header in the Azzurri’s 1-1 draw with England at the Juventus Stadium . Pelle has struggled in front of goal in recent months and has not managed to find the net in the Barclays Premier League since December 20 . However, he repaid Italy coach Antonio Conte’s faith by scoring against England .",
            "Graziano Pelle, Southampton's striker, scored a fine, glancing header in Italy's 1-1 draw with England at Juventus Stadium . He has struggled in front of goal for Southampton recently, failing to find the net in the Premier League since December 20 . Pelle is the only British-based player in the Italy squad .",
            "Graziano Pelle, who has struggled to score goals for Southampton in recent months, scored a 'fine, glancing header' for Italy against England at the Juventus Stadium. The striker has not managed to find the net in the Premier League since December 20 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Faithless’ dance anthem ‘Insomnia’ booms out seconds before games at Fulham, and it’s rather apt for Kit Symons. His sleepless nights must be becoming all the more frequent as these haunting weeks go by. Down rained the boos yet again from a disgruntled bunch of supporters who deserve so much more than this; far more than a team lacking identity and direction. Those fans will quite rightly point to the fact their side were out-played for large parts against Rotherham, a club with a far inferior budget and experience at this level. They are losing faith in their manager, even though Fulham should retain their Championship status from here. Ross McCormack (left) pokes home the equaliser but Fulham were unable to push on for the winner . That they came away with a point was down to poor finishing from the Yorkshire visitors, nothing more. Ross McCormack came to the rescue after Matt Derbyshire’s early opener to spare blushes. Fulham just want this wretched campaign over. ‘First half we were awful,’ Symons said. ‘Second half was a huge improvement to a bit better than awful. We’re limping closer. ‘The sooner we get the points needed the sooner I’ll start sleeping in an evening.’ That spoke volumes. Kit Symons (centre) admitted his side were second best and says the club need to rebuild in the summer . ‘It is slow and it’s painful. We need to rebuild in the summer. It’s an anxious period - people are concerned. The players did show good character to come from behind.’ Steve Evans’ team still await their fate after being charged for fielding an ineligible player, Farrend Rawson, during the win against Brighton earlier this month. Should the Football League follow the precedent set with AFC Wimbledon last year, the Millers will find themselves lumped with a three-point deduction. When that judgement is to be made remains unclear - although it almost certainly will come before the final day on May 2 - meaning the relegation dogfight could go to the wire, with resurgent Millwall enjoying a game in hand. Rotherham knew points must be won here, and set about bossing proceedings from the very first minute. Matt Derbyshire (centre) pokes home the opener after four minutes to put Steve Evans' side in the lead . Fulham XI: Bettinelli, Richards, Turner, Burn, Husband, Parker, Guthrie, Tunnicliffe (Hoogland - 54), Ruiz, McCormack, Smith . Subs not used: Kiraly, Stafylidis, Hutchinson, Woodrow, Rodallega, Kavanagh . Goals: McCormack 67 . Booked: Guthrie, Burn, Turner . Rotherham XI: Martinez, Hunt, Morgan, Broadfoot, Lafferty; Smallwood, Arnason, Frecklington, Pringle; Ward, Derbyshire . Subs not used: Collin, Wilson, Wood, Hammill, Bowery, Milsom, Green . Goals: Derbyshire 4 . Booked: Broadfoot . Referee: Andy Davies . How it came to pass that Matt Derbyshire might’ve put the visitors three goals up inside the first four minutes will mystify Symons. Eventually the former Olympiacos striker settled for one, the simplicity galling for a club who were facing Tottenham this time a year ago. Firstly Derbyshire clipped wide inside the six-yard box before the long legs of Dan Burn prevented him from tapping home seconds later. But Fulham fell asleep from Ben Pringle’s corner to present Derbyshire with a third opportunity and he wasn’t to miss, stabbing in from close range to signal the Craven Cottage dissenters to find their voice. Matt Smith’s header was cleared off the line in an instant reply, but Symons’ side looked shot, as they had been here against Brentford and Wigan previously. And they allowed Derbyshire in again, this time Burn misreading a high ball, but he was thwarted by Marcus Bettinelli. Danny Ward squandered a glorious chance from 12 yards, skewing a shot wide as Fulham continued to be carved open. Bryan Ruiz (10) is denied a goal by the on-rush Arsenal loanee Emiliano Martinez of Rotherham . Fulham's remaining  fixtures: Blackpool (A), Middlesbrough (H),Norwich (A) Rotherham's remaining fixtures: Norwich (H), Reading (H), Leeds (A) Kirk Broadfoot was guilty of missing a superb chance from another corner and the central defender later struck a post. Saying they could have scored five before the break isn’t hyperbolic. 'They could've been out of sight,' admitted Symons. Bryan Ruiz spurned a good opportunity for the hosts, McCormack then failing to stretch far enough to covert at the back post. Every stray pass was met with groans, each overhit cross with sighs. Many are resigned to these turgid displays, but more than a small section just will not accept it. Symons was bailed out by McCormack though, who got on the end of Scott Parker’s pass to poke in a 67th-minute equaliser. It was a rare moment of quality, but edges them closer to safety. Matt Smith (centre) was unable to continue his good goalscoring form for the Cottagers . ‘The goal is a blatant handball by McCormack,’ Rotherham assistant Paul Raynor fumed. ‘We dominated possession and created a number of opportunities.’ ‘You hope something’s going to fall for us. One thing that can never be labelled against our team is a lot of character and desire. That’s the minimum we expect. We’re enjoying the challenge and had a difficult week. A good word to use is defiance.’ Symons added: ‘I’ve seen the goal again and there’s probably an element of doubt, but I’d expect them to have a moan about it.’ The goal gave the whole place a lift, Smith unfortunate not to win a penalty after Craig Morgan’s shove and substitute Tim Hoogland thumped a header over when unmarked at the back post. Oddly, one point may have been three but that would’ve merely masked glaring deficiencies. For all the talk of difficulties, staying in the division is the only thing that matters. Time for Fulham to press reset and start again.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Fulham scrapped a draw at home to fellow strugglers Rotherham .\nMatt Derbyshire gave the away side an early lead from close range .\nRoss McCormack poked home an equaliser in the second half .\nFans booed heavily when the final whistle was blown at Craven Cottage .<END-1>",
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            "Fulham drew 1-1 against Rotherham on Saturday . Matt Derbyshire put Rotherham ahead in the 4th minute while Ross McCormack scored the equaliser for Fulham in the 67th minute .",
            "Fulham drew 1-1 with Rotherham on Saturday in the Championship . Scottish striker Ross McCormack scored to rescue the point for the Cottagers, who remain in the bottom half of the table . The result leaves Rotherham one point above the relegation zone .",
            "Fulham was out-played for large parts against Rotherham with the Scottish striker Ross McCormack coming to the rescue after Matt Derbyshire’s early opener to spare blushes; they came away with a point was down to poor finishing from the Yorkshire visitors, nothing more . They are losing faith in their manager, even though Fulham should retain their Championship status from here. Fulham just want this wretched campaign over ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Ronny Deila is preparing for the William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final against Inverness, believing Celtic themselves provide the biggest hurdle to their treble hopes. The Scottish League Cup winners are eight points clear of Aberdeen at the top of the Scottish Premiership with six games remaining and strong favourites to make it four in a row. Asked ahead of the trip to Hampden Park on Sunday if he felt he had a treble-winning squad at his disposal, the Norwegian boss said: . Ronny Deila is preparing his Celtic side for Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final against Inverness . As they ready themselves for the trip to Hampden Park, Celtic will be focused on treble hopes . 'We will see but I really believe that we can do it and now it is up to us. 'If we are performing well, we know that we are very hard to beat. 'We have shown that for a long, long time now and again, our biggest opponent is ourselves. 'We need to keep our mind on the right things. 'I have felt a sense of excitement for a long time. But it is very important to focus on the next training session and next game, instead of thinking of what might be, thinking of what we have to do to make it as good as possible now.' Deila believes treble success will help not only attract players to the club this summer, but also help keep those who are already at Parkhead and perhaps thinking of moving to pastures new. The former Stromsgodset boss said: 'The players are happy, they enjoy being in Glasgow and at Celtic and if they see the team is going forward they want to stay, that is my experience. The Scottish League Cup winners are eight points clear in Scottish Premiership with six games to play . 'It's my job to make the staff and players feel well and have fun and looking forward to coming to work. 'It is not like that everywhere. I've had players come to me who are very unhappy and then money is nothing, in my opinion.' The day after Wednesday night's 4-1 home win over Kilmarnock, Deila travelled south to see Celtic's development team lose on penalties to Manchester City in the quarter-final of the Premier League International Cup. After their early Champions League exit, Celtic fans could be celebrating a treble-winning season soon . Out of favour striker Stefan Scepovic, who was signed from Sporting Gijon for a reported fee of £2.3million in September, was given some game time and Deila, who has Anthony Stokes suspended and Gary Mackay-Steven and Stuart Armstrong cup-tied for the Caley game, revealed the 25-year-old Serbia international will be in his plans for Hampden. He said: 'Scepovic is in the squad for Sunday. He needed a game instead of sitting on the bench on Wednesday. 'His contribution is going up and down. There is competition, it's tough to switch around when you have other strikers doing well. 'But he has some qualities that the others don't have and he's trying to improve.'",
        "generated_text": "Ronny Deila; Celtic; Scottish Cup semi-final; Inverness. Celtic boss; themselves; biggest hurdle.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Celtic face Inverness in Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden Park .\nRonny Deila's side are on course for a treble-winning season this year .\nScottish League Cup winners are eight points clear in Scottish Premiership .\nDeila said Celtic themselves provide the biggest hurdle to treble hopes .<END-1>",
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            "Ronny Deila is preparing for Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final against Inverness, believing Celtic themselves provide the biggest hurdle to their treble hopes . The Scottish League Cup winners are eight points clear of Aberdeen at the top of the Scottish Premiership with six games remaining and strong favourites to make it four in a row .",
            "Ronny Deila believes his Celtic side are their own biggest opponents as they prepare for the Scottish Cup semi-final against Inverness . The Scottish League Cup winners are strong favourites to make it four in a row with eight points clear of Aberdeen at the top of the Scottish Premiership with six games remaining . Deila said he really believes they have a treble-winning squad at their disposal, but their biggest hurdle is themselves.",
            "Celtic boss Ronny Deila believes that they provide the biggest hurdle to their treble hopes . They ready themselves for the Scottish Cup semi-final against Inverness . The Scottish League Cup winners are eight points clear in Scottish Premiership with six games to play . "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Chinese hospital is being painstakingly moved just eight metres a day on 1,000 metal rollers  to prevent it from being demolished to make way for a new road. The building, which was built in the 1960s and belongs to Zheng Gong Hospital in Henan Province, was under threat of demolition as it is situated in the path of a road expansion project, reports People's Daily Online. But hospital bosses decided to save time and money - and avoid paying for a new building - and employed a team of engineers to put 'wheels' on the building. The two-storey brick hospital outpatient building in China is being rolled every day on giant metal 'wheels' The large brick building is 1,700 square metres in size and needs more than 1,000 wheels to 'roll' it . Now, the two-storey hospital outpatient building in the city of Zhengzhou, in central China, is being slowly and carefully pushed just a few metres a day on the giant cylinder-shaped rollers. The engineers aim to 'push' the entire structure south by 17.5 metres to its new, designated spot, away from the demolition zone. The 'wheels' the building is being moved on are large, cylinder-shaped metal rollers. The People's Daily reports the large brick building is 1,700 square metres in size and requires more than 1,000 wheels to make the daily 'walk' possible. One of the engineers working on the project secures the metal sheeting and rollers which are being used . It will take three days of careful and slow rolling to move the hospital building 17.5m to its new, safe spot . While it should only take three days to move the building to its newly assigned spot, engineers say the preparation has taken over a month. The entire building was initially placed on metal plates, which then had the cylinder-shaped rollers wedged between them. The ambitious project is expected to be completed in the next couple of days. It is not the first time engineers in China have carried out such a move. In November 2013 a six-storey building in Shanghai which weighed 12,000 tonnes was moved 38 metres with the help of 18 lifting jacks. And according to the Guinness Book of Records the largest building to have ever been moved in this way is another Chinese achievement - in 2004 the Fu gang Building in Guangxi Province was moved 36 metres and took 11 days to complete. The building was 111 feet tall and weighed 15,140 tonnes. The building has been placed on metal plates which have cylinder-shaped rollers wedged between them .",
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            "Zheng Gong Hospital in Henan Province, China, is being painstakingly moved just eight meters a day on 1,000 metal rollers to prevent it from being demolished to make way for a new road . The building, which was built in the 1960s and belongs to Zheng Gong Hospital, was under threat of demolition as it is situated in the path of a road expansion project . But hospital bosses decided to save time and money, and avoid paying for a new building, and employed a team of engineers to put 'wheels' on the building .",
            "Engineers in China are moving a hospital on 1,000 metal rollers to prevent it from being demolished to make way for a new road . The two-storey brick building is being rolled just a few metres a day on the giant cylinder-shaped rollers . The engineers aim to 'push' the entire structure south by 17.5 metres to its new spot, away from the demolition zone.",
            "Zheng Gong Hospital in Henan Province is being moved slowly and carefully using 1,000 metal rollers so it doesn't have to be demolished for a road expansion . The two-storey brick hospital outpatient building is being pushed a few metres a day on the giant cylinder-shaped rollers . It requires more than 1,000 wheels to make the daily 'walk' possible."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Decided? Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has spoken - and acted - in a way which suggests her strong supporting for legalizing same sex marriage . Ruth Bader Ginsburg has already made up her mind about gay marriage, a report has claimed, ahead of a landmark Supreme Court hearing which could legalize the practice nationwide. The famously liberal justice, who is 82, will be part of a decision which begins hearing arguments tomorrow on whether states are allowed to ban same-sex unions and refuse to recognize those made in other states. Ginsburg, who has sat on the court since 1993, has been unusually open about her opinions ahead of the cases. cutting against a long-held tradition of not speaking out in advance. The new report, Yahoo! Politics, cited interviews in which Ginsburg has referred to the American public becoming more accepting of gay rights in general - and has even officiated at same-sex ceremonies. Ahead of the first such ceremony, held in Washington, D.C.,  in August 2013, she told the Washington Post that she understood the symbolic implications of her involvement. She said the wedding, of her friend Michael M. Kaiser, president of the Kennedy Center, to economist John Roberts, would 'be one more statement that people who love each other and want to live together should be able to enjoy the blessings and the strife in the marriage relationship.' She will get the chance to make her views known in the upcoming case of Obergefell v. Hodges, for which arguments will be heard from Tuesday and a decision is expected this summer. The case is being brought by James Obergefell, an Ohio man who married his husband in Maryland but was not allowed to name himself as spouse on his husband's death certificate in his home state. Currently 37 states allow gay marriage, as well as Washington, D.C. - but Ohio is one of 13 which has held out. Protests: Pictured are gay rights protesters camped out in front of the Supreme Court this weekend. Obergefell v. Hodges will be heard from tomorrow . Votes: Ginsburg is one of four liberal-voting Supreme Court justices, though Anthony Kennedy (front row, second from right) has often sided with them on gay rights issues. Pictured above are all the Supreme Court Justices. On the front row (left to right) are Clarence Thomas, Antonin Scalia, John G. Roberts, Kennedy and Ginsburg. Behind them (also left to right) are Sonia Sotomayor, Stephen Breyer, Sameul Alito and Elena Kagan . The Supreme Court will determine whether the Constitution guarantees all citizens the right to same sex marriage, which could void all the remaining bans. And if it determines that recognizing gay marriage is still up to individual states, the court could also decide that states are obliged to recognize gay marriage performed elsewhere in the U.S. After a 2012 ruling, the federal government is already required to recognize gay marriage in states where they are allowed. The liberal wing's four justices are expected to vote in favor of gay marriage, and could be joined by the more conservative Anthony Kennedy, who has often sided with liberals on issues of personal freedom, which would provide the five votes necessary for a majority. In an interview with Bloomberg earlier this year, Ginsburg insisted that 'it would not take a large adjustment' for Americans to accept gay marriage across the board, and that the country has become far more accepting. Gay marriage opponents have said that Ginsburg previous actions and public statements go so far as to make her unfit to hear the case. Battle: The case was prompted by James Obergefell, left, who wants the state of Ohio to recognize him as his husband's spouse on his death certificate. He is taking on Richard Hodges, right, who leads Ohio's department of health . Couple: Obergefell, left, married his husband John Arthur in Maryland shortly before his death - but has not been allowed to name himself as Arthur's spouse on his death certificate . Both the National Organization for Marriage and the American Family Association, which oppose gay marriage, have demanded that Ginsburg remove herself from the case because she officiated over the ceremony. They made the same demand of Justice Elena Kagan, another liberal justice, who has officiated a ceremony as well. If both justices were to agree it would leave the court two liberals down and unlikely to side with the legalization. However, according to legal scholars, neither has done anything wrong because the earlier court decision had already vindicated same-sex marriages in states which had legalized them. It has been speculated that Justice Kennedy could be the swing vote in this issue. A recent report by the Associated Press speculated that his professional links with a California law school dean who hired him in the 1950s could have embedded some early sympathies. The report, citing people who knew him when he taught at McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento, said that being mentored by Gordon Schaber, who never married and was widely thought to gay, could swing him towards favoring gay rights. Kennedy is likely, the report said, to eventually write the Supreme Court decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, which would follow several other written opinions expanding gay rights.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Liberal champion, 82, has spoken widely about gay rights .\nShe even officiated at a same-sex ceremony in August 2013 .\nOpponents have said it makes her unfit to rule on upcoming case .\nObergefell v. Hodges will be heard by nation's top court from this week .\nCase will decide whether all states have to allow gay marriages .\nEven if not, could be forced to recognize gay marriages in other states .\nGinsburg is in liberal minority in the Supreme Court .\nBut conservative Anthony Kennedy often votes in favor of gay rights .<END-1>",
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            "Ruth Bader Ginsburg has already made up her mind about gay marriage and will be part of a decision which begins hearing arguments Wednesday on whether states are allowed to ban same-sex unions and refuse to recognize those made in other states. The famously liberal justice, who is 82, will be part of a decision which begins hearing arguments tomorrow on whether states are allowed to ban same-sex unions and refuse to recognize those made in other states . The liberal wing's four justices are expected to vote in favor of gay marriage .",
            "The report claims Ruth Bader Ginsburg has made up her mind about gay marriage ahead of a landmark Supreme Court hearing on Wednesday . The report cites interviews in which Ginsburg has referred to the American public becoming more accepting of gay rights and has even officiated at same-sex ceremonies . The case is being brought by James Obergefell, an Ohio man who married his husband in Maryland but was not allowed to name himself as spouse on his husband's death certificate in his home state."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Pep Guardiola believes he has one of the world's best central defenders in Jerome Boateng as he faces up to an injury crisis ahead of Wednesday's German Cup quarter-final. Bayern Munich take on Bayer Leverkusen in the last eight on Wednesday and Guardiola will be without Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery, David Alaba, Javi Martinez and Tom Starke, while Bastian Schweinsteiger has also now been ruled out of the BayArena clash. Speaking at his pre-match press conference, Guardiola said: 'Schweinsteiger will not be match fit in time. Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola shouts instructions to his players against Borussia Dortmund . Bastian Schweinsteiger is one of a number of players ruled out of Bayern's German Cup clash . 'We only have 16 players available for Wednesday's game. But this is part of the game. It's my job to find a solution. 'Holger Badstuber is doubtful. I think he can train normally again and we will then have to wait and see how his body reacts. 'We are not looking for excuses, though. It will be a huge challenge for Bayern.' Despite concerns over the fitness of his squad, Guardiola was keen to praise the recent performances of Germany international Boateng . 'Boateng is incredibly important to us,' he said. I think he is one of the three best centre backs in the world at the moment.' Guardiola believes Jerome Boateng (left) is one of the top three centre backs in world football . Bayern's players celebrate after the final whistle following their 1-0 win against Borussia Dortmund . The Bayern boss also offered an apology to midfielder Mario Gotze, who was left on the bench for Saturday's 1-0 victory against rivals Borussia Dortmund. He said: 'I know that it was a sad moment for Gotze that he did not start against Dortmund. He is a great guy, though. Football is his life. 'He is one of the best players I have ever worked with and I am sorry that he could not play. But that was my decision.'",
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            "Bayern Munich face Bayer Leverkusen in the last eight of the German Cup on Wednesday . Guardiola will be without Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery and David Alaba due to injury . Bayern boss Pep Guardiola says he has one of the top three centre backs in world football in Jerome Boateng .",
            "Bayern Munich face Bayer Leverkusen in the German Cup quarter-final on Wednesday without key players Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery and David Alaba due to injury . Guardiola has praised Germany's Jerome Boateng, who he calls one of the three best centre backs in the world at the moment, and has apologised to midfielder Mario Gotze who was left on the bench for Saturday's game against rivals Borussia Dortmund.",
            "Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola believes he has one of the world's best central defenders in Jerome Boateng ahead of Wednesday's German Cup quarter-final against Bayer Leverkusen . Bayern will be without Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery and David Alaba for the match ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Manchester City’s problems are not confined to the Barclays Premier League. Over the pond, New York City FC manager Jason Kreis is finding life increasingly difficult following a patchy start to the season which continued on Thursday night as Philadelphia Union snatched a late draw in a match which had been bossed for long periods by the men in sky blue. The pressure hasn’t reached Manuel Pellegrini proportions. It's too early for that. New York City FC's Mehdi Ballouchy opened the scoring before his side were pegged back . Yet Kreis and NYCFC will be under no illusions about the task in hand. Things need to improve. And fast. A superb second half strike from Mehdi Ballouchy looked to have put an end to a run of just one win from the first five matches. But, as is ever the case in MLS, haphazard defending allowed CJ Sapong to stab in on 86 minutes. As long as David Villa stays fit - he came off at halftime with a hamstring strain here - and the squad continues to gel, Frank Lampard will arrive here in the summer and join a side who slowly but surely will have adapted to the task in hand by then. This though was a reminder of how much work needs to be done. The Big Apple sports fans have been quick to adopt City’s plans though it will take more time – and a more wins – for the club to really catch light. They will never, and don’t expect to compare to the might of the Yankees, Knicks, Jets or Giants. They are sporting titans in a city bursting with stars. Certainly a look around Yankees Stadium at kick-off was all you needed to see that the initial spike of interest in NYCFC has quickly dimmed. David Villa was forced off with a hamstring injury at half time on Thursday night . The opening game attendance of over 60,000 seemed like a hazy distant memory. It’s another reminder, not that the club bosses required one, of the desperate need for a permanent football specific home. But, to be fair, as the game wore on the atmosphere and excitement was enough to leave the attendees wanting more even if the League itself does little to help the product on the pitch. MLS needs to start acknowledging international breaks like everyone else. City’ s Mix Diskerud, arguably their best player thus far, was unavailable having played for the US in their win over Mexico on Wednesday night while the likes Robbie Keane missed League matches during the last round of Euro 2016 qualifier. That cannot help the progress of the game here. Another quirk this side of the pond saw Philadelphia lock horns with Kreis’ side just four days after beating them at home 2-1. It’s perhaps an attempt to recreate the mini-series of matches like in baseball. City, though, created nothing of note early on. David Villa’s second MLS strike in Philadelphia had brought his side level before Vincent Nogueira slotted home a late winner yet the Spanish star was feeding off scraps here. Indeed the chances were falling at the other end of the pitch, Venezuelan striker Fernando Aristeguieta firing just over to keep the stuttering home side firmly on their toes. Villa sparked into life every time the ball fell at his feet yet his markers weren’t giving an inch. Three surrounded the former Barcelona forward on 25 minutes and after he was ushered out of play, full-back Sheanon Williams needed no invitation to get stuck into the Spaniard by pushing his square in the chest. New York City have made a slow start to the MLS season, winning just once . It was handbags at best. Yet it showed just how wary Union were of Villa’s class. And on 27 minutes, the first moment of magic should have resulted in the opener. A sweet flick from the 33 year-old beautifully teed up Ballouchy only for the Moroccan to blaze over. He really should have scored. It goes without saying that Villa was emphatically the best player on the pitch. A canny dummy helped split the Philadelphia backline in half but Khiry Shelton couldn’t get round keeper John McCarthy. Kreis needed the rest of the team to start performing after the break though. And , to their credit, they did. Ned Grabavoy was denied by McCarthy’s outstretched leg before Adam Nemec headed wide. Finally there was some urgency and on 57 minutes, there was a goal. It was a superb strike by Ballouchy who cut inside with an excellent first touch before curling home. Philadelphia though, home of Rocky Balboa, stayed strong before delivering that late knock-out blow. Perhaps Kreis should give Pellegrini a call at some point soon. Both are enduring tough times.",
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            "New York City FC manager Jason Kreis is finding life increasingly difficult following a patchy start to the season which continued on Thursday night as Philadelphia Union snatched a late draw in a match which had been bossed for long periods by the men in sky blue . New York City FC will be under no illusions about the task in hand . As long as David Villa stays fit, and the squad continues to gel, they will have adapted."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: HBO has launched its HBO NOW channel on the Apple TV set-top box, iPhone and iPad ahead of the series premiere of HBO hit show Game of Thrones on April 12. The service is available in the US for $14.99 (£9.90) a month, and will includes all past, present and future HBO programming. It comes as Apple is believed to be preparing a new version of the TV box that can run apps for a June launch. Scroll down for video . HBO has launched its HBO NOW channel on the Apple TV set-top box, iPhone and iPad ahead of the series premiere of HBO hit show Game of Thrones on April 12. The announcement comes weeks after Apple cut the price of its Apple TV device from $99 (£65) to $69 (£45) in an effort to make it competitive with the likes of Google Chromecast. HBO NOW's official iPhone and iPad app is also rolling out on the App Store today, according to MacRumours, and should become available for all users by the end of the day. After subscribing to HBO NOW through Apple TV or an iOS device, users can also access the HBO NOW website to stream content on the web using a Mac - similar to Netflix. However, it will only be exclusively available through Apple for three months before moving on to other platforms. New York-based HBO, a unit of Time Warner, has so far been available only to customers with a pay television subscription. New York-based HBO, a unit of Time Warner, has so far been available only to customers with a pay television subscription until now. The service will be available for iOS devices along with Apple TV set-top box, providing access to shows like Game of Thrones (left) and the Sopranos (right) Price: It available in the US for $14.99 (£9.90). The first month is free for early-bird subscribers. Launch date: Today . Devices:  Apple TV and on Phones and iPads from three months exclusively. it will then move on to other web-based systems. What can you watch? All past, present and future HBO programming. This includes Game of Thrones, the Sopranos, Veep, Silicon Valley and Sex in the City. Where can you watch it? Outside the US, HBO programmes are available through online and pay TV subscription services, such as Sky. The HBO Now service however, is currently only available in the US. The company has not yet revealed whether HBO Now will be rolled out internationally. With HBO Now, the company is aiming to reach people who have broadband access but don't want to pay for a traditional TV package of dozens of other channels. For the monthly fee, viewers will be able to get HBO content without having to pay for an entire cable package, the company said. The first month is free for early-bird subscribers, the company added. 'This is a transformative moment for HBO,' said chief executive Richard Pepler after an introduction from Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook. The service will ship with the Apple TV in the US, which is now at a lower price of $69 (£45). The price cut is a reaction to devices such as the Google Chromecast having lowered their price to $35 and Roku 2 costing just $70. Time Warner said it wants to push its HBO Now service to the 10 million broadband households that are not subscribed to a cable TV bundle service. It is also targeting the 70 million US cable TV subscribers who aren't HBO subscribers. Outside the US, HBO shows are available through online and pay TV subscription services, such as Sky. They include Game of Thrones, the Sopranos, Veep, Silicon Valley and Sex in the City. The company has not yet revealed whether HBO Now will be rolled out internationally. The service will ship with the Apple TV in the US, which is now at a lower price of $69 (£45).The price cut is a reaction to devices such as the Google Chromecast having lowered their price to $35 and Roku 2 costing just $70. The company has not yet revealed whether HBO Now will be rolled out internationally.",
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            "HBO NOW has launched its channel on the Apple TV set-top box, iPhone and iPad . The service is available in the US for $14.99 (£9.90) a month and will include all past, present and future HBO programming . It comes as Apple is believed to be preparing a new version of the TV box that can run apps for a June launch .",
            "HBO has launched its HBO NOW channel on the Apple TV set-top box, iPhone and iPad ahead of the premiere of HBO hit show Game of Thrones on April 12 . The service is available in the US for $14.99 (£9.90) a month, and will include all past, present and future HBO programming ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The winter of 2014-15 won't be easily forgotten in Boston after the endless snow broke countless records and the city had to pay volunteers $30 an hour to help dig out the battered city. The shere volume of snow that fell earlier this year, nearly 65 inches fell in February alone, means that huge piles of the white stuff still remain. Except the remaining 'snow' isn't very white any more but rather a disgusting black color riddled with trash including broken pieces of glass, plastic shards and goodness knows what else. Scroll down for video . Vlad Tarasov couldn't resist filming himself ski down the slopes at Boston's largest snow farm located in the city's Seaport District . The one-minute video gives a first-person perspective of pushing through the filthy, trash-filled ice pile that served as a dumping ground for the snow . To some avid skiers snow is still snow and one in particular couldn't resist the urge to take to the slopes of Boston's temporary new resort. Vlad Tarasov even filmed his journey down the slopes at Boston's largest snow farm located in the city's Seaport District. 'I've been skiing for 20 years, but never like this,' he told The Boston Globe about the 'surreal' experience of climbing the slopes on April 5 and looking down the South Boston urban sprawl. The one-minute video gives viewers a first-person perspective of the experience as Tarasov pushes through the filthy, trash-filled ice pile that served as a dumping ground for the historic winter snowfall. Tarasov recalls having to avoid junk including rusted lawn chairs, parking cones, broken bottles, and 'pretty much every kind of trash you'd ever find on a Boston street.' He hit a dead seagull, he said. 'I've been skiing for 20 years, but never like this,' said Tarasov about the 'surreal' experience . Junk in the filthy snow included rusted lawn chairs, parking cones, broken bottles and even a dead seagull . 'I'm so accustomed to skiing on the white stuff. I was definitely concerned once I climbed the mound about falling on debris,' said Tarasov. He has no plans to repeat his daredevil stunt as the warm weather is now finally melting the snow farm and he doesn't want to have to clean all his gear again. Boston received 108.6 inches of snow - about 9 feet - during this last winter, beating the previous seasonal record of 107.9 inches that was set in 1995-96. The 65 inches that fell in February crushed the previous one-month record of 43.3 inches in January 2005. The city of Boston received 108.6 inches of snow - about 9 feet - during this last winter, topping a seasonal record of 107.9 inches that was set in 1995-96 .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger does not know the exact reason Alexis Sanchez chose the Emirates Stadium over Anfield - but he is glad the Chile forward will be lining up for his side rather than against them for Liverpool on Saturday. Sanchez had his selection of clubs once Barcelona had decided to let him leave, and following the World Cup, the 26-year-old was convinced to continue his career under Wenger's expert guidance, going on to make an instant impression in English football. The French coach, however, admits the possibility Liverpool could use their interest in Sanchez as leverage during negotiations over Luis Suarez's move to the Nou Camp last summer was always on the cards. Alexis Sanchez was courted by a number of elite clubs last summer but eventually chose Arsenal . Sanchez has made an instant impact in English football and has scored 19 goals so far this season . Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger (right) is delighted that Sanchez decided to join the north London club . 'At the end of the day, only Sanchez can explain to you why he has chosen us. I don't know why he did that, but we are happy that he made that decision,' said Wenger of the £32million Chile forward, who has netted 19 goals so far. 'I was (aware of Liverpool's interest), but you never know if it is really true, but I thought it could be because of the interest in Suarez (from Barcelona). 'In the negotiations, yes, it is a strength - and it makes sense, an exchange and some money for Liverpool.' Wenger believes the way Sanchez has adapted so quickly to a change in environment proves he is one of the best around. 'If you look at the qualities, efficiency, work-rate, fighting spirit - (he is at the) top,' the Arsenal boss added. 'When it (the game) becomes flat, he can revitalise the strengths and dynamics of the team and the supporters.' Ahead of the key Barclays Premier League clash, Wenger was keen to play down any talk of a potential summer transfer move for Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling, who has so far rejected a new contract offer. Despite the Reds having lost to Manchester United before the international break to dent hopes of another top-four finish, Wenger has been impressed by the way Brendan Rodgers has developed his team following the sale of Suarez and injury to striker Daniel Sturridge. 'He has done very well. I think he found a solution at the right time,' the Arsenal manager said. 'They did well last season too, they scored over 100 goals in the Premier League, which is absolutely fantastic.' Wenger has moved to play down speculation linking him with Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling .",
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            "Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger does not know why Alexis Sanchez chose the Emirates Stadium over Anfield . The French coach admits the possibility Liverpool could use their interest in Sanchez as leverage during negotiations over Luis Suarez’s move to the Nou Camp last summer was always on the cards. Sanchez has scored 19 goals so far this season ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Nick Clegg's arch-rival for the leadership of the Liberal Democrats was at the centre of a bitter row last night over the death of one of the party's councillors. Tim Farron was accused by the dead man's widow of 'betrayal' after an inquest found that Jo Stephenson jumped from the roof of his house while suffering 'intense stress'. Mr Stephenson, deputy leader of Cumbria County Council, fell from the three-storey property in Windermere after being vilified over new parking charges in Mr Farron's Westmorland and Lonsdale constituency. Now Mr Stephenson’s widow Hilary has angrily accused Mr Farron – a former party president dubbed ‘Saint Tim’ because of his religious beliefs – of reneging on a deal to support her late husband over the policy. Tim Farron (left) was accused by Jo Stephenson's (centre) widow Hilary (right) of 'betrayal' after an inquest found that he jumped from the roof of his house while suffering 'intense stress' Mr Stephenson initially survived his fall and was coherent enough to tell the paramedics that he had intended to kill himself. He died of his injuries three weeks later. The shocking sequence of events unfolded after Mr Stephenson led controversial Lib Dem plans to boost the council's income by ending free street parking in Cumbria. Local sources claim that Mr Farron – favourite to replace Mr Clegg if the party flops in the Election – promised to support the charges in return for the exemption of Liberal Democrat-dominated parts of the county. But, according to Mrs Stephenson, when the plan provoked a furious backlash from local residents, Mr Farron stayed quiet as 59-year-old Mr Stephenson was bombarded with aggressive messages on Facebook and Twitter. 'They'd negotiated a deal but Tim reneged on it and shoved Jo into the forefront to take the wrath,' she told The Mail on Sunday. 'Jo would just say, 'it's not what gentlemen do, is it?' But it is what politicians do. I don't know the details of it [the deal]. I just know Farron reneged on it and it left Jo in a very uncomfortable position. He felt betrayed. 'When I found out that Tim Farron happened to be on holiday on the date of Jo's funeral, I was very pleased. Would I have barred him? Let's just say I was very happy that the date coincided with his holiday.' Kendal coroner's court heard last month that in the run-up to the day on which he jumped off his roof, Mr Stephenson had been under 'considerable political pressure', and 'preoccupied by a culmination of matters'. Nick Clegg's arch-rival for the leadership of the Liberal Democrats Tim Farron (pictured) was at the centre of a bitter row last night over the death of one of the party's councillors . He dialled 999 himself, telling the operator: 'Come quickly. I threw myself off the roof, I tried to kill myself.' The deputy coroner ruled that the fall was 'no accident' but stopped short of ruling Mr Stephenson committed suicide. Mrs Stephenson, who had two children with Mr Stephenson, does not believe her husband was suicidal but that he was so distressed by the personal attacks on him, he was not thinking properly. She recalled: 'I looked out of the bedroom window and saw an ambulance outside. I found Jo propped up against a chair talking to the paramedic on the phone.' Last month, Mr Farron launched a thinly-veiled leadership challenge to Mr Clegg, saying he would bring the party 'back from the dead'. The committed Christian brushed aside claims by enemies in the Clegg camp that he was a 'sanctimonious, God-bothering, treacherous little s***', and vowed to revive the Lib Dems. Mrs Stephenson questioned Tim Farron's 'saintly' image, saying: 'He wants everyone to love him and do what he says but he is just a typical modern politician who likes to whizz around the Lakes from one photo opportunity to another. 'He may see himself as a future leader of the Lib Dems but he's not the sort of character I would like to see in that job.' Mrs Stephenson said her husband was 'absolutely delightful,' adding: 'Jo didn't seek political glory, he wasn't like that.' Last night, Mr Farron, 44, said: 'I'm really saddened by these comments which are completely false and I strongly refute them. 'That does not change the fact that I have immense compassion for Hilary. Jo was an outstanding servant to our community and he is hugely missed.'",
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            "Tim Farron, who is Nick Clegg's arch-rival for the leadership of the Liberal Democrats, was accused by Jo Stephenson's widow of 'betrayal' after an inquest found that he jumped from the roof of his house while suffering 'intense stress' . Mr Stephenson, deputy leader of Cumbria County Council, fell from the three-storey property in Windermere after being vilified over new parking charges in Mr Farron's Westmorland and Lonsdale constituency . Last month, Mr Farron launched a thinly-veiled leadership challenge to Mr Clegg, saying he would bring the party 'back from the dead'.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: How do you fancy taking a tour of the Grand Mosque of Abu Dhabi, seeing Berlin's historic Checkpoint Charlie or exploring Cape Peninsula in South Africa? You can now have a real holiday 'e-xperience' from the comfort of your own home, and importantly, for a fraction of the price. Park Inn by Radisson has today announced the launch of a pioneering, new virtual travel service which redefines the concept of 'holiday'. The Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi is definitely a sight worth seeing . E-scapes is the world's first 'virtual holiday' experience on social media – allowing customers to appear to be on a trip away according to their social channels, whilst actually still at home. For just the fraction of the price of a traditional 'holiday', the holidays take management of an individual's social media profiles and 'transports' them away on the 'e-trip' of a lifetime. While E-scape customers are relaxing at home, their social media accounts - including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat – are updated to give the illusion they're on a trip away. To create these 'e-experiences', a dedicated team of social media specialists prepare a tailored itinerary of airport check-ins, status updates and attendance at all the best destination hotspots and events. The famous Checkpoint Charlie was the famous Berlin Wall crossing between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War . In addition, E-scapes' designers use cutting-edge photo manipulation software to produce flawless photos of customers at their chosen destination, much to the envy of their friends and followers. The rise of 'social media swaggering' has produced a new type of traveller, one who values kudos within their social groups over a physical trip away and the experience it brings. The mirage of being well-travelled on social media, is sometimes perceived more important than the travel experience itself. Berlin . From just €19 (£14) Includes visits to the Reichstag, Checkpoint Charlie and Berlin Cathedral . Fine dining at the famous Heising restaurant . Wild night (and morning) at techno club Tresor . Price includes unique content across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Cape Town . From just €29 (£21) Includes visits to the Cape Peninsula, Robben Island and Victoria & Alfred Waterfront . Great white shark cage diving . Sophisticated dining at the renowned La Colombe restaurant . Price includes unique content across Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram. Abu Dhabi . From just €39 (£29) Includes visits to the Grand Mosque, Heritage Village and Yas Island . Sunset cruise on the Persian Gulf . Incredible views from the Etihad Towers Observation Deck . Price includes unique content across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. With this knowledge, Park Inn by Radisson becomes the first travel brand in the world to offer a virtual holiday experience for the new breed of digital traveller. At launch, Park Inn by Radisson E-scapes will offer three of the world's most stylish destinations for an 'e-xperience'. Starting from just €19 (£14), Berlin, Cape Town and Abu Dhabi will be available to book directly on parkinn.com/e-scapes, with plans already for an expansion of E-scape locations in 2016. 'The way we live and the way we travel have been significantly changed by the role of digital platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, says Martin Müller, director of Park Inn by Radisson E-scapes. 'The rapid rise of 'social swaggering' has led us to take the extraordinary step of creating a brand new travel concept, catering to the needs and wants of the customer of the future. 'With e-xperiences at three launch destinations, Park Inn by Radisson E-scapes can make customers appear interesting, cultured and more importantly, well-travelled on their social profiles – all from the comfort of their own home. 'Today, we're incredibly excited to be announcing one of the most significant developments in the history of travel.' 'When I signed up to take part in Park Inn by Radisson E-scapes, I wasn't quite sure what to expect, but the results were phenomenal. They took over all my social profiles, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram, and created my 'social media holiday,' said Elisabeth Jones, E-scapes' first customer. 'My Abu Dhabi adventure included visits to the Grand Mosque, Heritage Village, Yas Island and a sunset cruise on the Persian Gulf. It all looked so beautiful, I even started to feel as if I'd been there for real. 'Even old school friends who I hadn't seen for years were coming out to comment on how well I looked and say they were really jealous of my amazing journey,' she added. The Cape Peninsula in South Africa offer unrivalled views, and know you can see them for yourself .",
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            "Park Inn by Radisson has launched \"E-scapes,\" the world's first virtual holiday experience on social media . It allows customers to appear as if they are on a trip away according to their social channels, although they remain at home . E-scape designers use photo manipulation software to produce flawless photos of customers at their chosen destination to share with their friends and followers .",
            "Park Inn by Radisson has launched the world's first virtual holiday experience on social media . E-scapes allows customers to appear to be on a trip away according to their social channels, whilst actually still at home . For just a fraction of the price of a traditional holiday, the holidays take management of an individual's social media profiles and 'transports' them away on the 'e-trip' of a lifetime ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Avalanches and death-defying runs were too tame for one daredevil who decided to take extreme skiing to a whole new level by hitting the slopes on an active volcano. Oscar Hübinette shredded through the snow on the Tolbachik volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia while his friend Fredrik Schenholm photographed his exploits. The adventure photographer looked on in amazement as Oscar flew down the icy slopes, while lava from the 12,000 foot tall volcano bubbled furiously behind him. Scroll down for video . Adventure photographer Fredrik Schenholm looked on in amazement as Oscar Hübinette flew down the icy slopes, while lava from the 12,000 foot tall volcano bubbled furiously behind him . Fredrik said: 'It was mindblowing to see the snow mix with the lava. 'The heat and cold at the same time was incredible. 'The air temperature was around -25C (-13F) and the lava temperature would have been more than 1,000C (1832F). 'Seeing the contrast of the black and red lava to the white snow was like gold to my eyes, and to my camera.' Amazing photographs show Oscar silhouetted in front of the still erupting Tolbachik volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia . 'Seeing the contrast of the black and red lava to the white snow was like gold to my eyes, and to my camera.' Fredrik said . After lying dormant since 1976 the volcano suddenly erupted in November 2012. During the eruption, which lasted more than six months, it regularly emits jets of burning hot lava up to 656 feet high . After lying dormant since 1976 the volcano suddenly erupted in November 2012. During the eruption, which lasted more than six months, it regularly emits jets of burning hot lava up to 656 feet (200m) high. The Kamchatka Peninsula is a 780 mile (1,250km) long peninsula in the Russian Far East. Tolbachick is one of 160 volcanoes on the island, 29 of which are still active. The Kamchatka Peninsula is a 780 mile (1,250km) long peninsula in the Russian Far East. Tolbachik is one of 160 volcanoes on the island, 29 of which are still active . Fredrik added: 'The volcano was very active until the summer of last year. 'It is still active. At this time no lava is coming out of it but that could change at any minute.' The photographer admitted he has been chasing shots of skiers on volcanoes for several years and said he was thrilled to finally capture the image to perfectly contrast the hot and cold conditions. He said: 'It was a bit unreal seeing Oscar skiing near the lava. 'I was chasing this image for around five years and have tried, unsuccessfully, at many active volcanoes in South America, North America, Europe and Asia - but things always stopped me. 'Bad weather often reduced the visibility, eruptions are obviously very unpredictable and skiers weren't always around. 'So to finally get the view of Oscar skiing in front of the eruption was a big deal for me - it really was beautiful. After lying dormant since 1976 the volcano suddenly erupted in November 2012, spewing lava down the mountainside . The air temperature surrounding the volcano was around -25C while the lava temperature would have been more than 1,000C . 'The first thing I did when I got the shot was to scream to Oscar 'We got it!'. 'After that I looked at the display more closely and saw that the composition was really good - Oscar made a really nice turn as I took the shot. 'The lava looked great from the volcano and I had the feeling of perfection which is always a good feeling.' Fredrik said he was fully aware of the dangers of taking such dramatic shots, especially when lava was still flowing from the volcano. 'Seeing the contrast of the black and red lava to the white snow was like gold to my eyes, and to my camera,' Fredrik said . He said: 'Oscar was very brave for doing this - it goes without saying that being on active volcanoes is incredibly dangerous. 'We did wake up one night when the lava flow changed direction and started to flow just 100m (109 yards) from our tent. 'Things can go wild any time, but Tolbachik was pretty much under control and we did feel safe.'",
        "generated_text": "Oscar Hübinette; snow; the Tolbachik volcano; the Kamchatka Peninsula; Russia; adventure photographer Fredrik Schenholm.",
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            "Oscar Hübinette shredded through the snow on the Tolbachik volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia while his friend Fredrik Schenholm photographed his exploits . Fredrik said: 'It was mindblowing to see the snow mix with the lava . Seeing the contrast of the black and red lava to the white snow was like gold to my eyes, and to my camera .'",
            "Photographer Fredrik Schenholm captured images of Oscar Hübinette skiing on the slopes of the Tolbachik volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia . The volcano had been dormant since 1976 but in November 2012 it suddenly erupted and emitted jets of burning hot lava reaching 656 feet high during the eruption which lasted more than six months."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A nine-year-old girl was attacked by a lion that was being walked like a dog by circus entertainers who had brought their show to a quiet Siberian village. The girl is in hospital after she was savaged by the animal in Namtsy, in the Sakha Republic in Siberia - one of the coldest regions in the world. Photographs show the lion being walked around by a worker for a circus that had been visiting the village. A lion that appeared to be being walked like a dog around the Siberian village of Namtsy attacked a child . In one picture an entertainer crouches down next to the lion, surrounded by snow. In another she is shown walking the animal and appears to be attempting to drag it across a wet and icy road using a makeshift leash. The circus is believed to have left Namtsy - also known as Yakutia - abruptly after the incident. The girl was walking home from music school with her mother when she was attacked, the Siberian Times reported. Gavril Kolpashnikov, the girl's father, said: 'I was fishing, and got back at night. I saw my child in a horrible condition. To put it mildly, stressed. She's shocked. 'The child is still shaking, she's not of those brave kids.' The nine-year-old girl was reportedly savaged by the lion, and was taken to hospital for treatment . The circus is believed to have abruptly left the village - one of the coldest places in the world - after the attack . He added: 'They were walking their animal as if it was a dog.' It has not been confirmed how badly injured the girl was following the attack. Last month an Australian tourist survived after a lion jumped through the window of a car he was travelling in in Johannesburg and mauled him. Brendan Smith's legs were badly injured but he survived the attack. A circus worker is seen with the lion using a makeshift leash (left) and appearing to sit on the lion (right)",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Wayne Rooney may have to revert to a midfield role at Stamford Bridge on Saturday night after Michael Carrick and Daley Blind were two of four Manchester United players ruled out of the clash with Chelsea. Centre-backs Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo will also miss the trip to the Premier League leaders, and with Jonny Evans completing his six-match ban, Louis van Gaal described it as ‘the worst scenario’. Jones and Blind, who was injured by Vincent Kompany’s controversial challenge in the Manchester derby last weekend, both have ankle injuries while Carrick limped out of that game with a tight calf and Rojo later reported a stomach muscle problem. Michael Carrick limped off against Manchester City while Marcos Rojo picked up an injury soon after . Louis van Gaal also revealed in his pre-match press conference that Daley Blind and Phil Jones are out . Wayne Rooney has impressed up front in recent weeks but may have to drop further back . Louis van Gaal puts his arm round Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney during training this week . Van Gaal has revealed that Rooney may play in holding midfield role against Chelsea . 4-1-4-1: De Gea; Valencia, Smalling, Blackett, Shaw; Rooney; Mata, Herrera, Fellaini, Young; Falcao . United’s injury setback means that Luke Shaw and Radamel Falcao could both be recalled against Jose Mourinho’s side. ‘I have to tell that we have four injuries who played the last match so that’s not so good for us,’ said Van Gaal. ‘We had very good hope that we should recover two of the four but it’s not like that. Carrick is out and Rojo is out, but also Blind and Jones. ‘That’s the worst scenario because Rojo and Jones are good players at the left central defender position. Evans is suspended so we don’t have many choices. Blind and Carrick could play the midfield holding position and I don’t have any other option, or I have to play Wayne Rooney in that position again. I have to puzzle a lot for tomorrow. ‘Other players can take profit of the momentum now. It’s always like that. It’s not special in the life of a manager or a team. ‘You have seen that I took Jones off pitch (against Manchester City) because of injury, you have seen that Carrick was off the pitch, you have seen the tackle of Kompany against Blind. Only Rojo is a little bit surprising because he felt it the day after the match. ‘It’s because of the distance between the matches. Blind and Jones were very close to playing but it was not enough. ‘Other players can take profit of the moment now. It’s always like that. It’s not special in the life of a manager or a team.’ Louis van Gaal addresses the media ahead of Man United's crucial Premier League clash with Chelsea . Luke Shaw hasn't featured under Louis van Gaal recently but should return to play at left back . Juan Mata is closed down by his Man United team-mates during a training session on Friday . Maroaune Fellaini will be hoping to continue his impressive form against Chelsea on Saturday evening . Marouane Fellaini is embraced by his team-mates after scoring against rivals Man City last week . Sports analysts BSports predict that a Chelsea win is easily the most likely outcome at Stamford Bridge . Asked if Shaw could return for the first time since being substituted in the FA Cup defeat to Arsenal last month amid concerns over his fitness, Van Gaal replied: ‘Maybe you shall see tomorrow. You never know. Luke is fit enough I think. He has already had more than four or five weeks with no match and I don’t like that. But we train and I think he is fit enough.’ With Chelsea holding an eight-point lead and a game in hand over third-placed United, Van Gaal believes it is asking too much for his team to win the title. He also claimed that Mourinho will be happy with a draw. ‘It’s still possible, I’ve said that before,’ he added. ‘It is not logical but it is possible. It’s more when and if, and I don’t believe in when and if. I believe in facts. The fact is that we are behind Chelsea. ‘But, alright, we have to play against them and so do Arsenal so we can lay pressure on Chelsea’s shoulders. You never know, you’ve seen it in previous Premier League seasons. So I cannot say it is not possible, but it is not logical. ‘They play at home but I think that Chelsea will be satisfied with a draw. Of course they will want to beat Manchester United and we want to beat them, the question is how long players can play in the discipline. ‘We live for these titles, we are doing this for that. The only satisfaction you have as a manager is when you win a title. When you are second or third you can play Champions League, but a title is more fixed for you and you have your name on it. That’s why managers are fixated on titles. When you reach that goal you are happy. ‘To be involved in the game with young people to reach a goal, that is also a goal of mine. That is why I’m still a manager because I don’t have to work anymore – you can count on that. I like to work with young people and help them in their career.’ Robin van Persie (back right) has only been training with United for a week but may return to feature . Van Gaal gave a young Mourinho his break in coaching at Barcelona. Asked to compare the Portuguese with his current assistant Ryan Giggs, the United boss admitted that he has been surprised by the Old Trafford legend’s work ethic. He said: ‘It’s always difficult. People compare with each other because Jose Mourinho was not the world-class player that Ryan Giggs was. So that’s the same thing with me. I was not as world-class as, for example, Johann Cruyff yet our ambition is maybe then higher. ‘But I have to admit that I could not imagine when I spoke with him (Giggs) in May or June to ask him to be my assistant manager and we spoke about how we saw it, that he works very hard. As an ex-player you are not used to working very hard and he is a very hard worker, and he reads the game very well like Jose. But to manage a group you have to work, and what I can see is that he’s learning quickly.’ Chris Smalling celebrates after netting the fourth goal in the comprehensive victory at Old Trafford .",
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            "On Saturday, Manchester United will face Chelsea without Michael Carrick and Daley Blind, who are injured, and Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo, who will not make the trip to London. With Jonny Evans also serving his six-match ban, Manchester United may have to revert to a midfield role for captain Wayne Rooney.",
            "Manchester United’s Michael Carrick and Daley Blind have been ruled out of the Chelsea clash on Saturday night . Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo are also out and Louis van Gaal described it as ‘the worst scenario’. Wayne Rooney may drop back to a midfield role . Chris Smalling, Luke Shaw and Radamel Falcao could be recalled against Chelsea ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Washington (CNN)Until recently, if you sat in church on Sunday mornings, pollsters could predict where you stood on same-sex marriage. What a difference a decade makes. In 2003, when the Massachusetts Supreme Court became the country's first to legalize same-sex marriage, less than 30% of religiously affiliated Americans supported gays' and lesbians' right to wed. By 2014, that number had climbed to 47%, according to a survey conducted by the Public Religion Research Institute. That's more than the 45% who said they opposed same-sex nuptials. The margin is small but statistically significant, said Robert P. Jones, CEO of PRRI, because of the exceptionally large pool of respondents: 40,000 adult Americans. (Eight percent refused to answer or said they didn't know their stance on same-sex marriage.) According to PRRI's poll, there are now more people of faith who favor marriage equality than stand against it, a dramatic turn in one of this country's most divisive debates and a generational shift with the potential to sweep through everything from the wedding industry to the 2016 presidential race. \"There's been a huge swing in the last decade,\" said Jones. \"There are now big, mainstream groups on both sides of the debate.\" If the U.S. Supreme Court has been paying attention, it likely saw this trend coming. Each time the high court has considered a case related to same-sex marriage, the pile of amicus briefs from religious groups supporting gay rights has inched a little taller, and the crowds protesting outside their grand marble steps has gradually grown more diverse. On Tuesday, for example, as the Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Obergefell v. Hodges, a case widely expected to produce a landmark ruling on same-sex marriage, an interfaith coalition of clergy led by the dean of Washington's National Cathedral is planning to march in support of LGBT rights. \"I join with many across the spectrum of American faith communities in my hope that the Court's ruling will permit same-sex marriage in all 50 states,\" the Very Rev. Gary Hall, the cathedral's dean, said in a statement. \"I trust that their judgment will end discrimination against those who seek God's blessing on their marriages.\" Clergy from Hall's religious denomination, the Episcopal Church, have also submitted an amicus brief in support of same-sex marriage. The brief is endorsed by nearly 2,000 faith leaders, including rabbis, Methodist ministers, Lutheran bishops, seminary professors and Congregationalist chaplains. Another brief, submitted by the Anti-Defamation League, is signed by Jewish, Hindu and Presbyterian groups. In a reverse of traditional arguments against gay marriage, some members of these groups say their religious rights will be curtailed if states do not allow them to perform same-sex nuptials. Prominent and powerful religious groups are lined up on the other side as well, including the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, National Association of Evangelicals, Southern Baptist Convention, Assemblies of God and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, also known as the Mormon church. Together, leaders of these faiths represent more than 120 million Americans. But as PRRI's survey shows, there are often differences of opinion between the pulpits and the pews. Despite vocal opposition from the U.S. Catholic Bishops, for example, 60% of Catholics now favor same-sex marriage. That's a huge increase from 2003, when just 35% backed gay rights, according to survey conducted at the time by the Pew Research Center. Mainline Protestants -- so-called for their prominence in 20th century American life -- also saw a huge shift in the last decade. While 36% supported same-sex marriage in 2003, now 62% do. At a glance, the pro-gay marriage faction is now strikingly diverse, encompassing Buddhists, Catholics, Jews and Hindus. But the pro-traditional marriage crowd is just as motley, bridging black Protestants, Mormons, Muslims and white evangelicals, according to PRRI's survey. Same-sex marriage rights worldwide . Legalized nationwide:Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Iceland, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, South Africa, Sweden . Legalized in certain regions:Brazil, Mexico, United States . Civil unions or domestic partnerships:Andorra, Austria, Brazil, Colombia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, Finland, France, Germany, Greenland, Hungary, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Slovenia, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Uruguay and parts of Australia, Mexico, United States and Venezuela . The survey data comes from PRRI's American Values Atlas, conducted between April and December of last year. PRRI is a nonpartisan, nonprofit research group that focuses on faith and American culture. Separate surveys conducted by PRRI and other groups show much of the newfound religious support for same-sex marriage is coming from younger Americans. Seven in 10 Millennials, for example, support same-sex marriage and say that faith groups alienate young adults by being judgemental on sexual ethics. Half of millennial Republicans say gays and lesbians should be allowed to marry, and 43% of white evangelical millennials agree. Those numbers could put GOP presidential candidates in a tight spot, said Jones, as they try to expand their base and appeal to younger Americans. \"The real challenge for GOP candidates is how can they plant their feet deftly enough not to offend older conservatives in the primaries but still be able to pivot in the general election to a younger generation,\" Jones said. Politicians may pivot on same-sex marriage, but Bible-believing Christians should not -- even if public opinion turns against them, said Denny Burk, a professor at Boyce College, a Southern Baptist school in Louisville, Kentucky. \"For me, the number of people who come to the message is not the main issue. There are periods when the Gospel is popular and periods when it's not. You can't base your evaluation of its truthfulness on its popularity at a given historical moment.\" Still, Burk said he doesn't doubt that more millennials accept same-sex marriage, and he fully expects the Supreme Court to legalize gay weddings countrywide this June when the justices render a decision in Obergefell v. Hodges. But the fight is far from over, Burk said. \"Just like we've seen this decades-long culture war with abortion, we're going to see the same thing with gay marriage.\"",
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            "In a survey conducted by the Public Religion Research Institute, there are now more people of faith who favour marriage equality than stand against it, a dramatic turn in one of this country's most divisive debates and a generational shift with the potential to sweep through everything from the wedding industry to the 2016 presidential race . According to PRRI's poll, 47% of religiously affiliated Americans support gays' and lesbians' right to wed . In 2003, less than 30% were in favour.",
            "Pollsters can no longer accurately predict the stance people of faith have on same-sex marriage . In 2003, less than 30% of religiously affiliated Americans supported gays' and lesbians' right to wed, but this number has increased to 47% in 2014, according to a survey conducted by the Public Religion Research Institute. Pro-gay marriage faction is strikingly diverse, encompassing Buddhists, Catholics, Jews and Hindus, while the pro-traditional marriage crowd bridges black Protestants, Mormons, Muslims and white evangelicals, according to PRRI's survey."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: April 8, 2015 . After a report on headlines concerning the U.S. and Cuba, CNN Student News gives some perspective on California's historic drought: Its effects are becoming more likely to ripple across the nation. There's been a flu outbreak in Chicago -- but not one that affects humans. And a proposed tunnel would connect Denmark and Germany via an undersea road and rail line. On this page you will find today's show Transcript and a place for you to request to be on the CNN Student News Roll Call. TRANSCRIPT . Click here to access the transcript of today's CNN Student News program. Please note that there may be a delay between the time when the video is available and when the transcript is published. CNN Student News is created by a team of journalists who consider the Common Core State Standards, national standards in different subject areas, and state standards when producing the show. ROLL CALL . For a chance to be mentioned on the next CNN Student News, comment on the bottom of this page with your school name, mascot, city and state. We will be selecting schools from the comments of the previous show. You must be a teacher or a student age 13 or older to request a mention on the CNN Student News Roll Call! Thank you for using CNN Student News!",
        "generated_text": "today; CNN Student News; Transcript; comment; school; roll call; school name; mascot.",
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            "CNN Student News program for April 8 highlights a flu outbreak in Chicago and a proposed tunnel to connect Denmark and Germany . The Transcript of the show is available and on this page there is a Roll Call comment area for schools to request a mention on the CNN Student News .",
            "CNN Student News has reported on the US and Cuba, California's drought, Chicago's flu outbreak, and a proposed tunnel between Denmark and Germany . A transcript of the show is available on the CNN Student News website. Schools can request to be mentioned on the CNN Student News Roll Call by commenting with their name, mascot, city, and state."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A young waitress has claimed that England footballer Aaron Lennon grabbed her, slapped her and ripped her top as he partied in the VIP suite of a nightclub. The 18-year-old reportedly fled to the toilet in tears and afterwards told police that the £55,000-a-week Tottenham winger had left her with a bruise below her eye. The 28-year-old, who is on loan to Everton, was reportedly interviewed by officers under caution over the alleged assault earlier this month. A teenage waitress claims England footballer Aaron Lennon (pictured playing for Everton) grabbed her, slapped her and ripped her top . After taking part in Everton's 1-0 win at home against Southampton on April 4, Lennon is thought to have headed to Suede nightclub in Manchester with friends. Lennon, who has 21 England caps, lives in a penthouse apartment in the city centre. That night, the venue, which is popular with Premier League footballers, was packed with hundreds who had come to see singer Trey Songz perform. But later in the evening, the waitress claimed to have been attacked by the player in the VIP section - where booths cost £2,000. She was interviewed by Greater Manchester Police four days later. A source told The Sun's Michael Hamilton and Dean Wilkins that the girl, who is 'very pretty', had worked at the club for just under a year. He added that the footballer and his friends were 'spending a lot of money on drinks'. Police are investigating the alleged incident at Suede nightclub (pictured) in Manchester which is popular with Premier League stars. On the night of April 4, singer Trey Songz (right) performed at the venue . 'She got really upset, left what she was doing and rushed to the toilet,' the source said. 'She came out about an hour later and was annoyed security had not done anything and kicked Lennon out. 'She says he grabbed her and ripped her top and then slapped her.' On April 15, the day before Lennon's 28th birthday, he was interviewed by police officers on suspicion of assault. Police confirmed no arrests were made and an investigation is ongoing. A Greater Manchester Police spokesman told MailOnline: 'On Wednesday 8 April 2015, police were called following reports an 18-year old woman had been assaulted at Suede night club, Longworth Street, Manchester city centre on Sunday 5 April 2015. 'A man has been interviewed under caution. No arrests have been made and enquiries are ongoing.' MailOnline has contacted Mr Lennon's agent and club for comment.",
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            "An 18-year-old waitress claims Tottenham winger Aaron Lennon grabbed and slapped her before ripping her top while he partied in a VIP suite of a nightclub . The girl fled to the toilet in tears and told police Lennon left her with a bruise below her eye . The 28-year-old, who is on loan to Everton, was reportedly interviewed by officers under caution over the alleged assault earlier this month.",
            "An 18-year-old waitress claims that Aaron Lennon, a 28-year-old England footballer who is on loan to Everton, grabbed her, slapped her and ripped her top as he partied in the VIP suite of a nightclub . The girl reportedly fled to the toilet in tears and afterwards told police that he had left her with a bruise below her eye . The £55,000-a-week Tottenham winger was reportedly interviewed by officers under caution over the alleged assault earlier this month ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: As the fashion crowd took their seats and the lights went down for the We Are Handsome Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia show in Sydney on Tuesday night, things took an unusual turn. The catwalk was replaced with a tennis court, the front row with stadium seating, and the usual parade of slender models walking single file was nowhere in sight. Instead, four strong, muscular women sashayed onto the grass, and proceeded to stretch and bend their bodies into yoga poses. Lindy Klim, along with former Commonwealth Games pole vaulter Amanda Bisk, Australian Ballet star Juliette Burnett, and Yogi and Instagram star Sjana Earp, wowed the crowds as they struck strong poses. Scroll down for video . Fit for fashion: Lindy Klim (left), Yogi and Instagram star Sjana Earp (centre left) and former Commonwealth Games pole vaulter Amanda Bisk (centre right), and Australian Ballet star Juliette Burnett (right) starred at the We Are Handsome Activewear show . Strong is the new sexy: The show  on Tuesday night was held at White City Tennis Club in Paddington and featured real life fitness influencers . Let's get physical: (L-R) Lindy, Sjana, and Amanda opened the show with a performance of stretching and yoga poses . Fit for fashion: The 'models' showcased the colourful creations along with sunglasses from Clearly . Strike a pose: Former Commonwealth Games pole vaulter turned yogi Amanda Bisk opened the show which celebrated strong women . Bendy: Sjana, who boasts 680,000 Instagram followers, showed off her yoga skills . The show opening made clear: We Are Handsome are celebrating strong, healthy shapes - the type of people they have designed their new Activewear collection for. The models included ballerinas and sprinters, while Samantha Harris also made an appearance. They carried tennis rackets, volleyballs, and skipping ropes as they walked the border of the tennis court showcasing high-tech sports-luxe fabrications. Influencers: Lindy Klim (left) and Sjana Earp (right), both fitness enthusiasts, modelled wares from We Are Handsome's new Activewear range . Daily Mail Australia spoke to the 'models' ahead of the show, which was held at White City Tennis Club in Paddington. Lindy Klim was excited to be returning to the 'catwalk' for the first time in nine years, and since becoming a mother. The beautiful 37-year-old said she wasn't nervous despite being absent from the runway in nearly a decade, and the age difference between herself and the other participants. 'I’m quite comfortable with myself. I’m older than most girls here but 'I'm quite comfortable with my body and exercise a lot so it’s a good fit,' she said, adding that the We Are Handsome message aligned with her health and fitness philosophies. Fashion Week star Samantha Harris was one of the few 'traditional' models in the show . Athletic: The brand emphasised strong fitness-focused women above traditional runway models . Klim told DMA that there is a start contrast in her fitness and diet habits when she is in Australia versus her life at home in Bali. 'I exercise in Bali for two hours a day, but then when I'm in Australia I don't exercise at all,' she revealed, adding that in Australia she struggles to find the time in her schedule. 'My diet in Bali is a lot healthier in Bali than it is in Australia. It's so much easier to eat really healthy food there, it's all organic, locally grown food. 'We don't snack in Bali either - we don't have chips and lollies and things, so I find it a lot easier to eat over there. 'When I'm in Australia I love to go out to restaurants, drink red wine, and i do that a lot during Fashion Week as well as its so social.' Sjana Earp told DMA that she thought there had been a mistake when she was asked to model in a Fashion Week show. Yogis on the field: Flow Athletic co-owner Kate Kendall (left) and pole vaulter turned yogi Amanda Bisk (right) had starring roles in the show . Lifestyle: Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Lindy revealed that she works out for two hours a day at home in Bali, and finds it a lot easier to eat healthily there than in Australia, where her social life sees her out for dinner most nights . The 20-year-old has a huge following on Instagram, where 680,000 followers are glued to her daily yoga poses. 'At first I was confused and double checked it was for runway,' she said. 'I was told fitness influencers were involved, so that was exciting, then I realised it was different from ‘normal modelling’. '[We Are Handsome] have picked up on the fact social media has such a power for advertising. 'We’re all just regular girls, I think that we’re helping to promote a healthy body image. Fitness isn’t one shape or size, so we’re empowering one another and celebrating every single, shape, size and sport.’ 'Girls who are active are the new shape': We Are Handsome design duo Jeremy and Katinka Somers told Daily Mail Australia that they chose girls who embodied the healthy lifestyle for the show . We Are Handsome design duo Jeremy and Katinka Somers are known for pushing boundaries but believe there will be only positive reaction to their unusual model choice. 'There’s a big thing about \"who should be on the runway\" so we know we’re breaking rules by having girls that have never been on a catwalk before (and who are nervous about it),' Katinka told Daily Mail Australia. 'But the rules are there to be broken, times have changed and girls who are active are the new shape. Strong really is the new sexy.' 'A lot of the girls are very big on Instagram and encourage people to follow in their active foot steps, so we have chosen experienced yogis, a ballerina, a sprinter and pole vaulter and people who embody healthy eating too,' said Jeremy.",
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            "The We Are Handsome Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia show in Sydney on Tuesday night featured strong, healthy bodies . The show celebrated We Are Handsome's new Activewear collection for which they have designed clothes . The models included ballerinas and sprinters, while Samantha Harris also made an appearance .",
            "The Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia show on Tuesday featured real-life fitness influences from the We Are Handsome Activewear collection . Lindy Klim, former Commonwealth Games pole vaulter Amanda Bisk, Australian Ballet star Juliette Burnett and Yogi and Instagram star Sjana Earp showcased strong, healthy shapes . We Are Handsome design duo Jeremy and Katinka Somers said: “Strong really is the new sexy”.",
            "We Are Handsome Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia show in Sydney featured fitness influencers, pole vaulter, ballerina, sprinter, and yogi . The show celebrated strong women and showcased high-tech sports-luxe fabrications . The We Are Handsome design duo chose girls who embodied the healthy lifestyle for the show ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: As this image gets larger, what do you see? Most people will pick out a phantom-like picture of Albert Einstein. But if you see a Hollywood pin-up, you may need a trip to the opticians. At normal viewing distance, healthy eyes should be able to pick up the fine lines on Einstein's face, causing the brain to disregard Marilyn Monroe's image altogether. Scroll down for video . The image was created by superimposing a blurry picture of Monroe over a picture of Albert Einstein drawn in fine lines. Features with a high spatial frequency (Einstein) are only visible when you're viewing them close up, and those with low spatial frequencies (Monroe) are only visible from further away. Combining pictures of the two produces a single image which changes when the viewer moves closer or farther away from the screen. This classic optical illusion was created several years ago by neuroscientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In a recent video, AsapScience highlighted the process behind the trick, which can also be seen in a still image by anyone if they move closer and then farther away from the screen. ‘Depending on how well you’re able to focus or pick up contrast your eye will only pick out details,’ the video explains. ‘Up close, we’re generally able to pick up fine details like Einstein’s moustache and wrinkles. ‘But as the distance increases, or if your vision is poor and creates a more blurred image in the first place, your ability to pick up details fades away. ‘Instead you only see general features, like the shape of mouth, nose and hair, and are left seeing Marilyn Monroe. ‘ . The MIT team, led by Dr Aude Oliva, has spent over a decade creating hybrid optical illusions that show how images can be hidden with textures, words and other objects. When you look at the image above, whose face do you see? At normal screen viewing distance you should see the face of Albert Einstein. Squint your eyes or take a few steps back from the image and Marilyn Monroe should come into view . 'Marilyn Einstein' was created by superimposing a blurry picture of Marilyn Monroe over a picture of Albert Einstein drawn in fine lines. Features with a high spatial frequency are only visible when viewing them close up, and those with low spatial frequencies are only visible at a distance. Combining pictures of the two produces a single image which changes when the viewer moves closer or farther away from the screen. Dr Oliva’s group say these images not only reveal vision problems, but can also highlight how the brain processes information. In one study, participants were shown hybrid images for just of 30 milliseconds, and only recognised the low spatial resolution, or blurry, component of the image. On the top row, up close, you can see that the man on the left is scowling, while the woman on the right has a placid facial emotion. Move back, and the faces change expressions and even genders. If you squint, blink or defocus, the angry man turns calm, and the calm woman turns angry, and male . At normal viewing distance, you may see a dolphin. But disguised within the low spatial frequency of this hybrid is a car, which you will see once you step back a few metres . But when the images were shown for 150 milliseconds, they only recognised the image that was produced in fine detail, or in high spatial resolution. In a separate test, they were shown sad faces in high spatial resolution and angry faces in low spatial resolution. They superimposed pictures used both male and female faces. When displayed for 50 milliseconds, participants always saw an angry face, but were unable to pinpoint the sex of the person pictured. Dr Oliva says this shows that our brains discriminate between picking out fine detail in some situations, and broader detail in others. The brain’s processing of fine details happens slightly later than processing other features, according to the research. The teams believes hybrid images such as this may prove useful to advertisers who want to change how their logos appear at different distances. It could also be used to mask text on devices so only someone viewing close up can read it. These images contain old fashioned maps of the distribution of cranial organs which can only be seen at close range to the image. At a distance, all that will be seen are two normal portraits . Hybrid images can create textures with viewing distance. This picture shows an example of a woman's face that turns into a cat at close distance .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Look at the hybrid image at a normal viewing distance from the screen .\nIf the image of Einstein doesn't appear, it may mean you have bad vision .\nIllusion shows how we focus on different features depending on distance .<END-1>",
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            "Neuroscientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology created an optical illusion using the faces of Albert Einstein and Marilyn Monroe which can only be seen when viewed from a certain distance . The image was created by superimposing a blurry picture of Monroe over a picture of Einstein drawn in fine lines . The MIT team has spent over a decade creating hybrid optical illusions that show how images can be hidden with textures, words and other objects .",
            "Neuroscientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology created 'Marilyn Einstein' by superimposing a blurry picture of Marilyn Monroe over a picture of Albert Einstein drawn in fine lines . Combining pictures of the two produces an image which changes when the viewer moves closer or farther away from the screen . The team believes hybrid images such as this may prove useful to advertisers who want to change how their logos appear at different distances ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A 46-year-old man has been reported missing after a kayak he had taken out with his fiance capsized in choppy waters. Vincent Viafore from Poughkeepsie, New York, was on the rough Hudson River near Newburgh with Angelika Graswald when he was thrown in on Sunday evening. According to CBS 2, Viafore was not wearing a life jacket and was unable to get back into the kayak. Scroll down for video . Vincent Viafore (right) from Poughkeepsie, New York, was on the rough Hudson River near Newburgh with Angelika Graswald (left) when he was thrown in on Sunday evening. He is still missing . She managed to make it out of the water and call 911. On Monday she asked friends on Facebook to keep praying for her partner and hoped for a miracle . His partner fell out of the boat while trying to help him and was rescued by another boat travelling in the area at the time. She then called 911 when she made it to land. Graswald was taken to hospital and treated for hypothermia but her fiance has not been found. On Monday she asked friends for their prayers as the search continued. She wrote on Facebook: 'I just want to thank everyone for reaching out. Please, keep your prayers for Vince. 'Miracles ARE possible. The authorities are doing everything they can. 'We do not need anyone else getting hurt, as it is very dangerous out there, especially without daylight. Please, no questions at this point, we're doing everything we can. We will find him.' New York State Police Captain Brendan Casey told CBS 2: 'Yesterday, it started out as a nice day and as the day went on, it grew cooler and the winds picked up and it became more like today.' Viafore was not wearing a life jacket and was unable to get back into the kayak . Residents say the water at this time of year is ' precarious ' as it is so cold . Viafore's friend Wes Gottlock said he saw them out on the water, but did not discover there was a search underway until later on that evening. He added that the couple had been together for a long time and have a 'wonderful relationship'. He said the water at this time of the year is 'precarious' as the water is still cold. Peter Brandt, who has lived by the water for 40 years, asked if they were 'accomplished kayakers' because the water was very rough.",
        "generated_text": "Vincent Viafore; 46; Poughkeepsie; New York; kayak; Sunday evening; Angelika Graswald.",
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            "A 46-year-old man is missing after his kayak capsized on the rough Hudson River near Newburgh, New York . Vincent Viafore from Poughkeepsie was on the kayak with Angelika Graswald when he was thrown in . She made it out of the water and called 911, but Viafore was not wearing a life jacket and was unable to get back into the kayak.",
            "Vincent Viafore, 46, is missing after a kayak he had taken out with his fiancé capsized in choppy waters . Viafore was not wearing a life jacket and was unable to get back into the kayak . Angelika Graswald was with him and was rescued by another boat travelling in the area at the time ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A family pooch received an interesting make-over when it came back from the groomers looking less like a domesticated pet and more like a wild cat. The dog named Stains had its coat trimmed to resemble a lion when its owners sent it to the groomers. According to the dog’s owner, Stains is a sheep-herding breed and his thick coat, which is best suited for colder climates, had become uncomfortable in the recent sunshine. The dog's owner looks down and laughs while filming his pet Stains, but initially it is hard to see why . It was at this point that its owner decided that what the dog really needed was a new look and opted to have half its coat shaved. Capturing his artistic vision on camera, Stains’ owner laughs hysterically while videoing his pet sitting alongside two other dogs at home. At first everything appears to be in order until the dog gets up and walks into another room, prompting the video maker to laugh even harder. Stains' coat was cut to resemble a lion's when its owners sent it to the groomers to get a trim . The filmmaker laughs throughout the video and the other dogs in the house approach Stains as if checking out his new look . Shaved from the front legs back, the dog boasts a voluminous mane around its head and neck and looks somewhat majestic. Similar to a lion, the dog’s tail remains unshaved apart from the very top of it, while the pooch’s overall colouring also helps create the illusion. Unsure as to why its owner is reacting in such a way, the dog continues to wander around the house. Similar to a lion, the dog’s tail remains unshaved apart from the very top of it . The dog boasts a voluminous mane around its head and neck and looks somewhat majestic . Adding further humour to the situation, the other dogs approach Stains as if checking out the new look. The video concludes with the dog walking over to its bowl and having a drink of water while its owner stands over it and continue to laugh.",
        "generated_text": "Stains; coat; lion; owners; groomers; Video; dog; other dogs.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The dog named Stains required a cut because of the warm weather .\nOwner decided pet pooch needed a new look and got it cut like lion .\nVideo captures the owner laughing hysterically while filming results .<END-1>",
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            "A dog's coat was cut to resemble a lion's when its owners sent it to the groomers to get a trim . Shaved from the front legs back, the dog boasts a voluminous mane around its head and neck . Video shows the dog walking over to its bowl and having a drink of water while its owner stands over it and continue to laugh .",
            "A dog named Stains was sent to the groomers and returned with a coat that resembled a lion . The video shows the dog's owner laughing hysterically while filming Stains . Other dogs in the house approach Stains as if checking out his new look .",
            "Stains’ owners sent it to the groomers to get a trim and half its coat shaved to resemble a lion . The video shows Stains sitting alongside two other dogs at home and walking around the house . Other dogs approach Stains as if checking out the new look . "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: An eight-year-old boy has died a day after his family's car hurtled off the road and into a Los Angeles harbor. His 13-year-old brother, identified as Abdelkrim Elmezayen, was pulled dead from the water at the scene shortly after 6pm on Thursday. Their parents are in a stable condition in the hospital. Firefighters rushed to the port in San Pedro  when passers-by heard cries for help. The family of four had been driving out of a parking lot on Berth 73 when the vehicle, driven by the boys' father, veered off the edge of the harbor. Scroll down for video . Two dead: Both children who fell into the LA Harbor has died and their parents are recovering in hospital . Hero: Firefighter Miguel Meza (left) who dove into the water in San Pedro after a car carrying a family of four plunged into the water has been hailed a hero on the Facebook page of City Councilman Joe Buscaino (right) It landed upside down in the 30-foot water. Two adults were found swimming in the water when rescuers arrived, he said. Witnesses told NBC the car appeared to speed up as it neared the edge. Divers found the two boys inside the car. They had no pulses and weren't breathing when divers brought them up, and resuscitation efforts began immediately, Humphrey said. The adults were described as being in fair condition but 'clearly emotionally distraught,' Humphrey said. Firefighter Miguel Meza who dove into the water in San Pedro after a car carrying a family of four plunged into the water has been hailed a hero on the Facebook page of Los Angeles City Councilman Joe Buscaino. 'Firefighter Miguel Meza jumped into the water at Berth 73 tonight in San Pedro after a car with a family of four drove into the water. This man is a true hero in the City of Angels and I am so proud of him!' he said. Sucessful search: Divers emerge from the water as debris believed to be from the car floats to the surface where a car went off the berth and into the water . Divers working in murky water searched the car and even opened the trunk, but they found no one else in it, Humphrey said. The cause of the accident was under investigation. 'We don't know at this time whether it was an accident or an intentional event,' he said. Nearly 100 firefighters, divers and helicopter and boat crews went to the scene, Humphrey said. ABC reports that the event that led up the incident remain unknown. Witnesses told police that they heard screeching tires before the car made the plunge.",
        "generated_text": "eight-year-old; car; LA Harbor; parents; Hospital; Divers; both boys; no pulses.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>A car plunged off a road into Los Angeles harbor on Thursday, and two children pulled from the submerged vehicle were hospitalized .\nThe adults were described as being in fair condition but 'clearly emotionally distraught'\nWitnesses said the car appeared to speed up as it neared the edge .\nFirefighter Miguel Meza who dove into the water in San Pedro after a car carrying a family of four plunged into the water has been hailed a hero .<END-1>",
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            "An eight-year-old boy has died and his 13-year-old brother was pulled dead from the water after their family's car drove off the road and into a Los Angeles harbor . The boys' parents are in a stable condition in hospital . Divers found the two boys inside the car, they had no pulses and weren't breathing when divers brought them up .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Cold War bunker built to accomodate civil servants in the event of a nuclear attack has been transformed into a stunning £3.5million luxury home. The property, in the leafy south east London suburb of Chislehurst, was designed and built especially for government officials as the Cold War intensified in 1951. The site was chosen because the wooden area surrounding the building afforded it secrecy and the house was built with five foot thick concrete walls. The Glass House in Chislehurst, which was formerly a secret Cold War bunker and has now been transformed and is up for sale for £3.5million . The house was first built as a place where government officials could sit out a nuclear winter but now has a stunning atrium and a magnificent glass staircase . However, the building fell into disrepair in the years following the end of the Cold War, but now it has been converted into a contemporary luxury home, complete with a swimming pool, a stunning atrium and a magnificent glass staircase. The property, known as the Glass House, has now been put on the market for £3.5million and also boasts five bedrooms, a stylish kitchen, games room and outside roof terrace. It took two years to totally renovate the property as workers were forced to carve windows and doors out of the formidable concrete walls. The property also boasts a swimming pool in the atrium of the building with a glass staircase the centrepiece as you enter the property . The glass roof, which has created a sun room on the top floor. It took two years to carry out the renovations to transform the building from a bunker to a luxury home . As well as a sun room, the house also has a roof terrace. Builders were forced to carve windows and doors out of five foot thick concrete to complete the transformation . Before its transformation the property was a Regional Control Centre, one of four in the London area, built for government officials in the event of a nuclear winter. It was fully equipped with showers, food and fuel stores and is only 20 minutes to London Birdge station by train. There was also a map room, dormitory and diesel generators, which powered the electrical, communication and filtration systems. Before its renovation the house was one of four Regional Control Centres, built for government officials in the event of a nuclear winter . The house boasts five bedrooms, one pictured, as well as a games room, drawing room, several bathrooms and a huge garden . The dining room in the Glass House. Previously the building housed a map room, dormitory and diesel generators, which powered the electrical, communication and filtration systems . The drawing room of the Glass House in Chislehurst. JDM Estate Agents who are marketing the property have described it as truly unique . Several features of the property's original purpose still remain with the new L-shaped shower room owing its unusual design to the fact it was the original blast-proof entrance to the bunker. Steven May, branch manager at JDM Estate Agents, who are marketing the property, said: 'This exceptional house is truly unique. 'It will appeal to those buyers looking for a contemporary luxury home with an interesting history.' Pictured before the transformation, the bunker had been left to ruin after it was abandoned shortly after the Cold War. It was only bought in 1998 . The bunker had huge foundations and concrete walls with the site for the bunker chosen due to the surrounding wooden area, which afforded it a degree of secrecy .",
        "generated_text": "Cold War; Chislehurst; London; Glass House; property; government officials; nuclear winter.",
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            "A Cold War bunker built for government officials to sit out a nuclear winter has been transformed into a luxury home in Chislehurst, south east London. The Glass House, which was built with five foot thick concrete walls and hidden among a wooded area, has been renovated over two years to become a contemporary home with five bedrooms, a swimming pool, a games room and roof terrace. The property is on the market for £3.5 million.",
            "A Cold War bunker, built for government officials in 1951 in Chislehurst, London, has been transformed into a £3.5m luxury home . The building was equipped with showers, food and fuel stores, a map room, dormitory and diesel generators, which powered the electrical, communication and filtration systems in the event of a nuclear winter . The house now boasts a swimming pool, a stylish kitchen, games room and outside roof terrace but before its renovation, the building was one of four Regional Control Centres built for government officials in the event of a nuclear winter ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Robbie Savage has taken to Twitter to show fans that his diet and fitness regime is paying dividends, as he tries to lose the flab. The Match of the Day pundit appears to have worked hard in the gym to lose his 'podgy' label but he still has some way to go to return back to his so-called 'glory days.' He posted the photo on Twitter saying: '12 weeks .. 12st 12 .. 12.4% bodyfat @JoshMchale.' Robbie Savage posed this snap on his Twitter showing the progress he had made during his fitness regime . The former Birmingham player is certainly an acquired taste and was too much for Sportsmail's Laura Williamson - who described the star as marmite. Although best known for his football career, Savage burst onto our screens  on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing and to his credit - performed admirably. But his choice of wearing canary yellow to promote BT Sport's very own transfer deadline day is something that will be etched within our brains forever - alongside the BBC's hilarious decision to include 'Worthington Cup Winner' in his bio as he sat next to the high-esteemed Clarence Seedorf and World Cup winner Thierry Henry. The Match of the Day pundit took part in the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing with Ola Jordan .",
        "generated_text": "Match of the Day pundit; Twitter; fans; his diet and fitness regime.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Robbie Savage posted the snap on his Twitter showing his weight loss .\nThe pundit has been labeled as 'podgy' previously by some people .\nSportsmail's Laura Williamson once described Savage as 'marmite'<END-1>",
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            "Robbie Savage has taken to Twitter to show fans that his diet and fitness regime is paying dividends as he tries to lose the flab . The Match of the Day pundit appears to have worked hard in the gym to lose his 'podgy' label .",
            "Robbie Savage has taken to Twitter to show fans that his diet and fitness regime is paying dividends, as he tries to lose the flab. The Match of the Day pundit appears to have worked hard in the gym to lose his 'podgy' label but he still has some way to go to return back to his so-called 'glory days.'",
            "Robbie Savage has taken to Twitter to show fans that his diet and fitness regime is paying dividends, as he tries to lose the flab . The Match of the Day pundit appears to have worked hard in the gym to lose his 'podgy' label ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Police added attempted murder to the list of charges against the mother of a quadriplegic man who was left in the woods for days, Philadelphia police spokeswoman Christine O'Brien said Tuesday. Nyia Parler cannot be extradited to face the charges in Philadelphia until she completes an unspecified \"treatment,\" Maryland police said Monday. When she does arrive, she will be charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person and related offenses, in addition to the attempted murder count, O'Brien said. The Montgomery County (Maryland) Department of Police took Parler, 41, into custody Sunday after Philadelphia police reported that she left her 21-year-old son in the woods while she hopped a bus to see her boyfriend in Maryland. A man walking through the woods found him Friday \"lying in leaves, covered in a blanket with a Bible and a wheelchair nearby,\" Philadelphia police say. Citing federal health care privacy laws, Montgomery County police spokesman Capt. Paul Starks said he could not divulge why Parler was receiving treatment, but he said she had to complete it before she could be extradited. She remained in treatment as of Tuesday morning, Starks told CNN. If she chooses not to challenge her extradition, she will be transported to Philadelphia once the treatment is complete, he said. For more than four days, police say, the quadriplegic man, who also suffers from cerebral palsy, was left lying in the woods of Philadelphia's Cobbs Creek Park. Low temperatures reached the mid-30s during the week, and rain was reported in the area Wednesday and Thursday. The man is unable to communicate how he came to be in the park, but Philadelphia police Lt. John Walker told reporters that the man's mother left him there the morning of April 6. Starks identified the mother as Parler on Monday. \"The mother went to visit her boyfriend down in Maryland, over in Montgomery County, and we believe she placed the child into Cobbs Creeks Park,\" Walker said at a news conference. Walker told CNN the man was transported to Presbyterian Hospital, but CNN affiliates reported he was being treated at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. He suffered eye problems, dehydration, malnutrition and a cut to his back that raised infection concerns, the lieutenant told reporters. \"This kid's obviously a fighter,\" Walker said during a Saturday news conference. \"It's just unbelievable how we found him out there last night. To see that kid laying there, it's heartbreaking to see another human, especially a mother, can treat someone like that.\" Officials at Philadelphia's School of the Future, which the man attends, became concerned when he didn't show up for classes last week and tried to contact his mother but eventually reached an aunt, Philadelphia police said. \"The aunt was in contact via text message with Nyia throughout the week and when she expressed her concerns about the complainant, Nyia replied, 'We're OK,' which the aunt believed meant that the victim was with Nyia in Maryland,\" according to a police news release. When police tracked down the mother, she told them her son was with her, Walker said. \"She indicated to both family members and the police officers that the child was with her down with her boyfriend in Maryland,\" he said. The boyfriend was not aware of what happened, Walker told CNN affiliate KYW-TV. Walker told reporters she bore \"clear criminal liability in this case.\" There was no reason for the man to suffer, Walker told philly.com, because the mother had sisters willing to take care of him. Two of his aunts, who have tried to obtain guardianship of him, were staying with him at the hospital, police told the website. Parler's sister told police that Parler has another child, a 16-year-old. The mother's arrest was only the beginning of the investigation, Walker told reporters. Authorities are interested in learning more about \"how this kid was cared for, and what actions were taken and providing of services by different agencies.\" CNN's Chuck Johnston and Carma Hassan contributed to this report.",
        "generated_text": "Nyia Parler; custody; Sunday; Philadelphia; her 21-year-old son; the woods; police; her boyfriend.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Philadelphia police add attempted murder to list of charges mom will face .\nMom told police son was with her in Maryland, but he was found Friday alone in woods .\nVictim being treated for malnutrition, dehydration; mother faces host of charges after extradition .<END-1>",
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            "Nyia Parler has had attempted murder added to her list of charges after leaving her quadriplegic, cerebral palsy-suffering son in the woods for four days while she visited her boyfriend in Maryland . She cannot currently be extradited to Philadelphia to face these charges until she completes an unspecified \"treatment\" . If she chooses not to challenge her extradition, she will be transported to Philadelphia once the treatment is complete . ",
            "Police added attempted murder to the list of charges against the mother of a quadriplegic man who was left in the woods for days . Nyia Parler cannot be extradited to face the charges in Philadelphia until she completes an unspecified \"treatment,\" Maryland police said Monday. Philadelphia police reported that she left her 21-year-old son in the woods while she hopped a bus to see her boyfriend in Maryland .",
            "Nyia Parler was taken into custody Sunday after leaving her 21-year-old quadriplegic son in the woods while she went to see her boyfriend in Maryland . The mother will be charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person and related offenses, in addition to the attempted murder count . The victim suffered eye problems, dehydration, malnutrition and a cut to his back that raised infection concerns ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)It would be easy to laugh off Vin Diesel's prediction that his film \"Furious 7\" will win an Oscar next year, but not for the reason you might think. After all, the actor was serious when he recently told Variety \"It will probably win best picture at the Oscars, unless the Oscars don't want to be relevant ever.\" But rather than ignore it because it's a glossy, blockbuster action film, some might argue that the movie goes against type for Academy Award nominated films because the cast is so diverse. \"Furious 7\" hits theaters Friday, months after controversy was stirred about the lack of diversity at the Oscars. There were no actors of color nominated and no women in the directing category, which was dominated by white males. Mexican filmmaker Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu went on to win best director for \"Birdman.\" The lack of diversity was so glaring (even with the mostly black cast of the movie \"Selma,\" which received a nomination for best picture) that it spurred the Twitter hashtag \"#OscarsSoWhite.\" In contrast, \"Furious 7\" couldn't be more racially and ethnically inclusive. The cast includes Dwayne \"The Rock\" Johnson -- a Samoan/black man -- black actors Christopher \"Ludacris\" Bridges and Tyrese Gibson, Hispanic performer Michelle Rodriguez, Thai martial artist Tony Jaa, Beninese expatriate Djimon Hounsou and the late Paul Walker, a blue-eyed, blond-haired California native. The filmmakers even went so far as to make sure casting directors in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, where key scenes were filmed, found diverse extras. \"We were mainly looking for the diverse look of the (United Arab Emirates),\" Miranda Davidson, owner of the casting company, told The National. \"They really wanted to make sure we reflected the international feel of the country.\" Almost since the beginning, the \"Fast and Furious\" films have had a diverse focus and appeal.  The band of street racers, which encompassed white, black, Asian, Hispanic, male and female and bond as a family, has done well at the box office with each iteration. In 2011, then Boston Globe film critic Wesley Morris wrote, \"Go on and laugh your Benetton, Kumbaya, Kashi, quinoa laugh, but it's true: The most progressive force in Hollywood today is the 'Fast and Furious' movies.\" \"They're loud, ludicrous, and visually incoherent,\" he said. \"They're also the last bunch of movies you'd expect to see in the same sentence as 'incredibly important.' But they are -- if only because they feature race as a fact of life as opposed to a social problem or an occasion for self-congratulation. (And this doesn't even account for the gay tension between the male leads, and the occasional crypto-lesbian make-out.)\" According to the Motion Picture Association of America's 2014 Theatrical Market Statistics Report, while Hispanics make up 17% of the U.S. population they account for 25% of frequent moviegoers. Likewise, women make up 52% of moviegoers. Entertainment Weekly points out that the film franchise is doing a much better job of reflecting its audience than others in Hollywood. \"Despite the films' cumulative worldwide gross of almost $2.4 billion, their racial inclusiveness remains an outlier; American movies are still overwhelmingly white,\" EW's Chris Lee writes. \"According to UCLA's 2015 Hollywood Diversity Report, a mere 16.7% of 2013 films starred minorities in lead roles.\" At least one moviegoer tweeted that he appreciated the effort. Diesel told EW the franchise has come a long way from the original 2001 film, which featured segregated gangs of racers pitted against each other. \"It doesn't matter what nationality you are,\" the star said. \"As a member of the audience, you realize you can be a member of that 'family.' That's the beautiful thing about how the franchise has evolved.\"",
        "generated_text": "\"Furious 7; Oscars; diversity; cast; Movie; type.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The film's cast is diverse .\nEW points out that Hollywood still needs to catch up .\nOne of the stars says the franchise has evolved .<END-1>",
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            "Vin Diesel has predicted that Fast and Furious 7 will win an Oscar next year, due to the film's cast being so diverse . The hashtag \"#OscarsSoWhite\" was created after the awards ceremony earlier this year, where there were no actors of colour nominated and no women in the directing category . In contrast, Furious 7 couldn't be more racially and ethnically inclusive, which could be why the film has done so well at the box office .",
            "Vin Diesel has predicted that \"Furious 7\" will win the Oscar next year, but his serious prediction may not be laughable due to the diversity of the cast . After controversy over the lack of diversity at the Oscars, the film franchise is doing a much better job of reflecting its audience than others in Hollywood . Diesel says, \"It doesn't matter what nationality you are. As a member of the audience, you realize you can be a member of that 'family.' That's the beautiful thing about how the franchise has evolved.\"",
            "Vin Diesel predicts that his film, \"Furious 7,\" will win an Oscar next year, which some might argue is possible because the movie features a diverse cast. The lack of diversity among Oscar nominees this year has been criticized, but \"Furious 7\" includes Dwayne \"The Rock\" Johnson, black actors Christopher \"Ludacris\" Bridges and Tyrese Gibson, Hispanic performer Michelle Rodriguez, Thai martial artist Tony Jaa, Beninese expatriate Djimon Hounsou, and the late Paul Walker, a blue-eyed, blond-haired California native. Almost since the beginning, the \"Fast and Furious\" films have had a diverse focus and appeal, which has helped the franchise's cumulative worldwide gross of almost $2.4 billion."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Connecticut boy who was thrust into the national spotlight before he turned ten because of the way he could throw a baseball will not see his 17th birthday thanks to a drive-by shooting. Jericho Scott, 16, who became an internet star after being told he couldn't pitch for his Little League team because he had a 40mph fastball at age nine, was shot dead in New Haven early on Sunday. Scott was killed while he sat in a white Volkswagen with a 20-year-old friend, Justin Compress, who was shot in the shoulder, hand and wrist but is now in stable condition. Scroll down for video . Jericho Scott (seen at age nine) was killed early on Sunday while he sat in a car in New Haven, Connecticut . Scott became a star when he was told he couldn't pitch for his Little League team because of his fastball . He was banned from the Youth Baseball League of New Haven in 2009 at age nine because he threw 40mph . Scott was the star pitcher for Will Power Fitness team in the Youth Baseball League of New Haven in 2009 when league officials informed him he could no longer pitch for his team. The budding star had five no-hitters in the team's first eight games of the season before he was told he had to sit or switch positions, the Hartford Courant reported. When his manager sent him out to the mound anyway after the ban, the other team refused to play and said its players were afraid of being injured. The story made headlines when lawyers were hired and Scott's team eventually disbanded. The budding star had five no-hitters in the team's first eight games of the season before being told to sit out . When Scott's manager sent him out to pitch after the ban was issued, the other team refused to play the game . His mother, Nicole Scott, said at the time: 'I think it's discouraging when you're telling a nine-year-old you're too good at something. 'The whole objective in life is to find something you're good at and stick with it. 'I'd rather he spend all his time on the baseball field than idolizing someone standing on the street corner.' During a 2011 follow-up piece about Scott in the New Journal, his father Leroy also referenced the streets of New Haven and how some of them have 'fourteen-year-olds holding pistols'. That was four years ago, but his sentiment still rings true. A shrine  at the scene. The murder was the city's fourth homicide of 2015 and its first youth killing of the year . Scott's parents wrote: 'Jericho, at only 16, has given so much to his family, friends and the community' Sunday's murder was the city's fourth homicide of 2015 and its first youth killing of the year, the Yale News reported. The Scotts have set up a GoFundMe page to help pay for their son's memorial service and tribute. They wrote: 'Jericho, at only 16, has given so much to his family, friends and the community. 'Jericho was a highly accomplished athlete, scholar and artist. 'Although a short life, it was well lived through love, laughter and positive contributions to his family, friends, teammates and many others in the community. 'And when he played baseball and basketball he touched the lives of people in a profound way.' Scott's friend Justin Compress, 20, who was shot in the shoulder, hand and wrist but is in stable condition . A third man, 19-year-old Tyreese Little, may also have been involved, according to WFSB. Little was reportedly shot several times while at Compress's home and has been 'less than cooperative' with police. The Scotts say their son was not the intended target. Detectives are asking anyone with information about the shooting to contact them at 203-946-6304.",
        "generated_text": "Jericho Scott; 16; Little League team; 2009; 40mph; Little League; the Hartford Courant.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jericho Scott, 16, was shot dead in New Haven, Connecticut, on Sunday .\nScott was told he could no longer pitch for Will Power Fitness team in 2009 .\nYouth Baseball League of New Haven officials said he pitched too fast .\nSunday's murder was city's fourth homicide of 2015 and first youth killing .<END-1>",
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            "Jericho Scott, who became an internet star after being told he couldn't pitch for his Little League team because he had a 40mph fastball at age nine, was shot dead in New Haven early on Sunday . Scott was banned from Little League in 2009 when he was the star pitcher for Will Power Fitness team in the Youth Baseball League of New Haven after he had five no-hitters in the team's first eight games of the season before he was told he had to sit or switch positions, the Hartford Courant reported .",
            "Connecticut boy who was banned from his Little League team for having a 40 mph fastball has been killed in a drive-by shooting at the age of 16 . Jericho Scott was killed while sitting in a car with a 20 year old friend . He had been banned from his Little League team in 2009 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A farmer who has constructed a rather suggestive hay bale structure, which is fully exposed out the front of his property, could face pornographic charges. The sculpture, made out of bales of compressed grass, depicts the obscene intimacy between a cow and a bull. Bruce Cook, who owns Kaktus Point Charolais stud at Lake Charm in northwest Victoria, told Daily Mail Australia that police told him to pull down the model after they received a complaint about the offensive nature of the statue. Bruce Cook has been warned by police that he may face serious charges if he doesn't take down his 'offensive' hay bale structure out in front of his property at Lake Charm, northwest of Victoria . Mr Cook put up his 'realistic' artwork on Good Friday just for 'a bit of fun'.  He says many passersby have enjoyed his sculpture and even stopped to take photos . But he has refused to do so and further 'told the copper to p*ss off' despite police warning that Mr Cook could be charged with 'publishing pornographic images', the NT News reports. Mr Cook, also known as 'Cooky', described his artwork as 'a bit of fun' which he put up on Good Friday. He says many passersby have enjoyed his sculpture and even stopped to take photos. The 59-year-old owns the property out at Lake Charm and isn't too fazed by the complaints about his sculpture . 'It's just a realistic piece of artwork so I really don't know what the fuss is about,' the farmer said . 'On Saturday morning, I saw about 10 cars parked out the front because they stopped to take photos of the art,' he told Daily Mail Australia. 'The cop called me and told me they received a complaint about the sculpture because it was indecent. He told me that I could face serious charges if I don't take it down. 'But I told the copper to p*ss off. I'm not going to take it down unless I receive a court order.' Mr Cook says he will be adding fairy lights to the structure tonight and plans to add an extra two calves to complete the sculpture . Acting Sergeant Chris O'Flaherty, duty officer of the local Kerang Police Station, was unable to provide details of the matter but did confirm that police spoke with Mr Cook on Wednesday . Although the 59-year-old isn't fazed by the complaints about his structure, he doesn't quite understand why anyone would find it insulting. 'It's just a realistic piece of artwork so I really don't know what the fuss is about,' he said. 'People offended by it must have a dirty mind or are just prudish.' The 59-year-old farmer said 'people offended by it must have a dirty mind or are just prudish' And just to add a bit of cheek, Mr Cook says he will be adding fairy lights to the structure tonight and plans to add an extra two calves to complete the sculpture. Acting Sergeant Chris O'Flaherty, duty officer of the local Kerang Police Station, was unable to provide details of the matter but did confirm that police spoke with Mr Cook on Wednesday. He told Daily Mail Australia no charges have been made and the matter is still under investigation.",
        "generated_text": "Police; Bruce Cook; strangely suggestive hay bale structure; his property; Lake Charm; northwest Victoria.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Bruce Cook put up a hay bale sculpture in front of his property in Victoria .\nMr Cook says his artwork is 'a bit of fun' which he put up on Good Friday .\nThe 59-year-old says many passersby have stopped to take photos .\nHe says police gave him a call on Wednesday, ordering him to take it down .\nMr Cook has refused to do so, even though he could face serious charges .<END-1>",
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            "Farmer Bruce Cook has refused to remove a strangely suggestive hay bale structure he placed out the front of his property at Lake Charm, northwest Victoria, despite warnings he could be charged with 'publishing pornographic images'. Police have told Mr Cook to remove the sculpture, which depicts the obscene intimacy between a cow and bull, but so far he has refused to do so. Acting Sergeant Chris O'Flaherty of the local Kerang Police Station confirmed that police have spoken with Mr Cook, but no charges have been made and the matter is still under investigation.",
            "Bruce Cook, a farmer in northwest Victoria, may face pornographic charges for his suggestive hay bale sculpture of a cow and a bull . The police have warned him to pull down his sculpture after receiving complaints about its offensive nature . Cook has refused to pull down the sculpture, dismissing the complaint as prudishness.",
            "A farmer who has constructed a strangely suggestive hay bale structure on his property could face pornographic charges, according to reports . Bruce Cook, who owns the Kaktus Point Charolais stud at Lake Charm in northwest Victoria, has refused to take down the sculpture, despite police warning that he could be charged with 'publishing pornographic images' . Mr Cook put up his 'realistic' artwork on Good Friday just for 'a bit of fun' ."
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        "sample_id": "test_151",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Lucky fans in the French city of Saint-Etienne were given a treat on Monday night as Brazilian Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane took part in the 12th annual Match Against Poverty. Footballing legends Ronaldo and Zidane were joined by a host of former greats including Clarence Seedorf, Fabian Barthez, Jay-Jay Okocha and Gianluca Zambrotta to name a few. Brazilian ace Ronaldo had been rumoured to come out of retirement with American side Fort Lauderdale in recent times and the 38-year-old showed he still has what it takes with a hat trick. Former French international Zinedine Zidane shows he's still got it as he vies for the ball with Torpe Svarme . Brazilian legend Ronaldo takes a touch as he looks to set up an attack in the Match Against Poverty . Two of football's biggest legends meet as Ronaldo and Zidane share a high five at Geoffroy Guichard Stadium . The former Inter Milan and Real Madrid frontman celebrates after finding the back of the net . Former Nigerian international Jay-Jay Okocha curls an effort into the net during the Match Against Poverty . Former Madrid and France ace Zidane looks to take on Bjorn Kvarne during the Match Against Poverty . Like many charity friendly matches defending was at a premium, but goals were certainly not as the match at the Geoffroy-Guichard Stadium reached double figures. One of the goals of the game came from the super cool Seedorf who earned his name on the score sheet with a sublime chip. Former French international David Trezeguet also played and scored in the match, but it was Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang who shone the brightest as he grabbed a hat-trick during his side’s 9-7 defeat. Ronaldo and Zidane share a joke with former Liverpool ace Vladimir Smicer watching on . Former AC Milan star Clarence Seedorf in action during the clash at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard on Tuesday . David Trezeguet got himself among the goals as he fired in an effort in the South of France . David Trezeguet is congratulated by Karel Poborsky (right) after scoring the opening goal . Teams line up prior to the UEFA Match Against Poverty at Stade Geoffroy-Guichard  in Saint-Etienne .",
        "generated_text": "Brazilian; Ronaldo; Zinedine Zidane; annual Match; Poverty; Saint-Etienne; France; host; a host of former greats; Clarence Seedorf.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>A host of footballing legends graced the field to raise money for charity .\nBazilian Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane were among the stars taking part .\nClarence Seedorf, Fabian Barthez and Gianluca Zambrotta also played .\nAs did Jay-Jay Okocha, David Trezeguet and Vladimir Smicer .<END-1>",
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            "Brazilian Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane took part in the annual Match Against Poverty in Saint-Etienne, France, joined by a host of former greats, including Clarence Seedorf . Ronaldo showed he still has what it takes by scoring a hat trick as the match at the Geoffroy-Guichard Stadium reached double figures. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored a hat-trick in his side's 9-7 defeat .",
            "Footballing legends Ronaldo and Zidane took part in the annual Match Against Poverty in Saint-Etienne, France . Along with a host of former greats, Ronaldo scored a hat trick, showing he still has what it takes .",
            "Brazilian Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane took part in the 12th annual Match Against Poverty in Saint-Etienne, France . Both footballing legends were joined by a host of former greats, including Clarence Seedorf, Jay-Jay Okocha, and Gianluca Zambrotta . Ronaldo scored a hat-trick during the match, which featured a total of 16 goals."
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        "sample_id": "test_152",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Raheem Sterling 'never once' told his manager Brendan Rodgers that he wants to leave Liverpool, and is focused on his football. Sterling gave an interview last week in which he suggested he was considering his future at the club, and the forward has not yet signed a new contract. But Rodgers insisted that he has no worries about Sterling departing in the summer, and that he will continue to play throughout the rest of the season. Brendan Rodgers insists that his relationship with Raheem Sterling is as strong as ever . Sterling has never said he wants to leave the club according to his manager, despite his contract dispute . 'There's never any concern about that relationship,' Rodgers told BT Sport before Liverpool's game against Arsenal on Saturday. 'My relations with Raheem are very strong and never once has he said he wants to leave. I speak to him every day. 'As a young player you make mistakes but I know Raheem very well and have seen him develop as a young man and we aim to carry on that development. 'He is a very strong character and there was never any thought I would leave him out.' Sterling did suggest he is considering his future at the club during a BBC interview last week . But Rodgers claims he is still focused on playing for Liverpool during the remainder of the season .",
        "generated_text": "Brendan Rodgers; Raheem Sterling; contract dispute; manager. Liverpool; the rest of the season.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Raheem Sterling has not signed new Liverpool contract .\nSterling gave an interview last week suggesting he might want to leave .\nBut Brendan Rodgers insists the forward has never expressed desire to go .<END-1>",
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            "Brendan Rodgers insists that Raheem Sterling 'never once' told his manager that he wants to leave Liverpool . Sterling gave an interview last week in which he suggested he was considering his future at the club, and the forward has not yet signed a new contract . Rodgers claims he is still focused on playing for Liverpool during the remainder of the season .",
            "Raheem Sterling 'never once' told his manager Brendan Rodgers that he wants to leave Liverpool . Rodgers insists that he has no worries about Sterling departing in summer and that he will continue to play throughout the rest of the season . Despite the contract dispute, Rodgers claims Sterling is still focused on playing for Liverpool .",
            "Raheem Sterling has never said he wants to leave Liverpool, according to his manager Brendan Rodgers, despite his contract dispute . Sterling gave an interview in which he suggested he was considering his future at the club . Rodgers hopes to continue Sterling's development as a young man during the rest of the season ."
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        "split_name": "test",
        "sample_id": "test_153",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Supporters arriving at Anfield ahead of Monday's Premier League clash between Liverpool and Newcastle will have noticed some considerable changes in the area. The club's stadium redevelopment is now well under way, and the latest look at Anfield shows that builders are pressing ahead with the task of expanding the Main Stand. Pictures from Monday's game showed the steel foundations for the new part of the Main Stand now taller than the existing structure. Steel structures for the new Main Stand at Anfield are now taller than the existing structure . The club are pressing on with their task of expanding the main stand as pictures from Monday showed . The steel structures for the new Main Stand seen behind the existing structure at Anfield . The area behind the Main Stand resembles a building site as work on the ground continues . Work on the Main Stand expansion will be completed by the start of the 2016-17 season with 9,000 seats to be added. That will take the capacity of the stand up to 21,000 and increase the stadium's capacity from 45,000 to 54,000 with an expansion of the Anfield Road End to follow. With the new Main Stand expected to be finished in around 15 months time, Liverpool supporters can start getting used seeing a different look to their stadium for every match. Anfield will be able to seat 54,000 spectators once work on the Main Stand is completed . The new Main Stand will be able to seat 21,000 spectators and will be open in time for the 2016-17 season .",
        "generated_text": "Liverpool; stadium redevelopment; Work; the Main Stand.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Main Stand redevelopment at Anfield starting to take shape .\nPictures showed new steel structures higher than existing stand .\nExpansion of Main Stand will be completed by 2016-17 season .\nCapacity of Anfield will increase from 45,000 to 54,000 .<END-1>",
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            "Liverpool's stadium redevelopment continues as work on the Main Stand is underway with steel foundations for the new part now taller than the existing structure. The Main Stand expansion, adding 9,000 seats, will be completed by the 2016-17 season, taking the capacity of the stand up to 21,000 and increasing the stadium's capacity from 45,000 to 54,000 with an expansion of the Anfield Road End to follow.",
            "The club's stadium redevelopment is well under way, with builders expanding the Main Stand. The new stand will have 9,000 seats, taking the capacity to 21,000 and the overall stadium capacity to 54,000 . The expansion will be completed by the start of the 2016-17 season.",
            "The redevelopment of Liverpool's stadium is under way and the Main Stand is being expanded to add 9,000 seats, taking the capacity to 21,000 and increasing the stadium's capacity from 45,000 to 54,000 . The Main Stand expansion is expected to be completed by the 2016-17 season . Supporters arriving at Anfield will notice the steel foundations for the new part of the Main Stand are taller than the existing structure ."
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        "sample_id": "test_154",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The ornate Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is so spectacular that more than 400,000 devout worshippers make the pilgrimage to Abu Dhabi to pray during the annual Eid celebrations. And British photographer Julian John is equally as captivated by the incredible interiors of the biggest mosque in the Middle East. Now living abroad, John visits the intricately designed prayer halls as frequently as possible to snap photographs of what he believes to be 'the jewel in the United Arab Emirates' crown.' Scroll down for video . The breathtaking Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, is the biggest in the Middle East . British amateur photographer Julian John has long been fascinated with the impressive structure and its incredible interiors . Teaching assistant Julian, originally from Brighton, Sussex, but living in the UAE capital for the last four years, is planning an exhibition of his epic photos. Julian said: 'For me, it is the Jewel in the United Arab Emirates' crown. 'It has been described as a masterpiece of Islamic architecture and is truly a modern wonder of the world. 'It is beautiful and serene and the attention to detail is breathtaking with craftsmen from all around the world instrumental in making it so spectacular.' Calling the Grand Mosque the 'jewel in the United Arab Emirates' crown,' John has been snapping photos of it for four years . While the interiors are beautiful, the courtyard is a sight to be seen in and of itself, featuring the world's largest marble mosaic . As well as the stunning courtyard, which features the largest marble mosaic in the world at 180,000 square feet, Julian has also snapped the impressive exterior. The four 350-ft tall minarets, which can be seen across the Abu Dhabi skyline, are lit up in dramatic style against the cloudy skies in one of the photographer's incredible shots. Julian, who uses a Nikon D800 camera with Nikon 24-70mm and the Tamron 70-200mm lenses, was inspired to take up his hobby four years ago when he first moved to the Middle East. He has since set up a photography class at the international school where he works. The mosque's four 350-ft tall minarets, another of John's favourite features, look incredible lit up along the Abu Dhabi skyline . 'There are so many photographic opportunities that you're almost spoiled for choice,' the amateur photographer and teacher explains . The gorgeous structure took almost 10 years to build - and more than 30,000 workers - and was only completed in 2007 . Julian said: 'There are so many aspects to the Grand Mosque from stunning interiors to domes and minarets and fountains to the beautiful pillars with inlaid flowers. 'There are so many photographic opportunities that you are almost spoiled for choice. 'As long as I live in Abu Dhabi, I will always visit the Grand Mosque and continue to photograph it.' The towering structure took almost 10 years to build with more than 30,000 workers starting work on the site in 1996. It was not completed until seven years after the millennium in 2007.",
        "generated_text": "British photographer Julian John; the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque; Abu Dhabi; UAE; four years.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The largest mosque in the Middle East, the Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi is as stunning on the inside as the outside .\nAmateur British photographer Julian John visits the prayer halls as often as he can to capture their ornate beauty .\nThe impressive structure took almost 10 years to build and over 30,000 workers, only reaching completion in 2007 .<END-1>",
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            "British photographer Julian John has been snapping photos of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, the biggest mosque in the Middle East, for four years . He is planning an exhibition of his epic photos .",
            "British amateur photographer Julian John is captivated by the interiors of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi . He has been taking photographs of the mosque for four years and is planning an exhibition of his epic photos . John says, 'As long as I live in Abu Dhabi, I will always visit the Grand Mosque and continue to photograph it.' The structure took almost 10 years to build and more than 30,000 workers started work on the site in 1996.",
            "British photographer Julian John has been snapping photos of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, UAE for the last four years. Julian says that it is the 'jewel in the United Arab Emirates' crown' and is planning an exhibition of his epic photos."
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        "split_name": "test",
        "sample_id": "test_155",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Four men have been caught on CCTV  robbing a service station and packing $38,000 worth of cigarettes into a doona cover. However they struggled to fit their large loot into the boot and lost about a third of it as they dragged the stash alongside the car during their getaway. The group of  men, all wearing hooded jumpers, gloves and masking their faces, broke into the service station  on Burwood Highway, Tecoma in Melbourne's outer east on April 2. Scroll down for video . Four men have been caught on CCTV robbing a service station in Tecomba, Melbourne . They are all wanted by Victoria Police for a series of break-ins on at least five different establishments in the area. Police revealed that the first man  had a solid build and was wearing a white hooded jumper with a dark hood over the top, red pants and runners. The second  had a thin build and was wearing a dark blue hooded jumper white a white logo on the front, dark shorts and runners. The third man had a thin build and was wearing a red hooded jumper, dark track pants with a white stripe and runners. The men filled a doona cover with $38,000 worth of cigarettes . However they failed to get the large loot in the boot . They are clearly seen in the footage holding crowbars and forcing their way into the premises. Not long after the break-in, three men appear with an overflowing doona cover filled to the brim with cigarettes. The driver gets out of the car and tries to help the men fit the massive loot in the boot. They decided to drag it alongside the car instead and lost about a third of their stash . When they realised it was too big for the boot, the men had to think of other ways to get away with their loot . When they realises that it is far too big, they all hop into the car, with the thief sitting in the passenger seat deciding to keep his car door ajar and drag the sack along next to it as they drive away. According to Victoria Police, the men lost about a third of their loot during the getaway. The men are also wanted for a burglary at a shopping centre on Mt Dandenong Road, Kilsyth on March 18. The thief in the passenger seat kept his door open during the getaway . The doona was dragged alongside the car and the men lost a third of their loot . The men are wanted for five similar break-ins in the area . Four men broke into the centre and targeted a speciality store about 1.30am, filling another doona cover with cigarettes before leaving. Investigators believe the same men returned to the same store on 31 March, but couldn't gain access. Police believe the same men targeted three service stations 8 April including one on Warburton Highway, Lilydale, a station on Bell Street St, Yarra Glen and another on Ryans Road, Eltham North.",
        "generated_text": "Four men; CCTV; break-in; Tecoma; Melbourne; CCTV; a doona cover; $38,000; cigarettes.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Four men have been caught on CCTV robbing a service station in Tecomba, Melbourne .\nThe men filled a doona cover with $38,000 worth of cigarettes .\nHowever they failed to get the large loot in the boot .\nThey decided to drag it alongside the car instead and lost about a third of their stash .\nThe men are wanted for five similar break-ins in the area .<END-1>",
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            "Four men wearing hooded jumpers, gloves and masks have been caught on CCTV robbing a service station in Tecoma, Melbourne . They packed $38,000 worth of cigarettes into a doona cover but struggled to fit it into the boot of their car and lost about a third of the loot as they dragged the sack alongside the car during their escape . The men are also wanted for four other break-ins in the area.",
            "Four men caught on CCTV breaking into a service station in Tecoma, Melbourne, are wanted by police for five similar break-ins in the area. During the heist, the men packed $38,000 worth of cigarettes into a doona cover, but struggled to fit it in the boot and lost a third of it as they dragged the stash alongside the car during their getaway . The men are all wearing hooded jumpers, gloves and are masking their faces.",
            "Four men wearing hooded jumpers, gloves and masks broke into a service station in Tecoma, Melbourne and stole $38,000 in cigarettes . However, they lost a third of it during their getaway when they struggled to fit the large loot into the boot and had to drag the stash alongside the car. The men are wanted by Victoria Police for a series of break-ins on at least five different establishments in the area."
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        "sample_id": "test_156",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)A day after winning Nigeria's presidency, Muhammadu Buhari told CNN's Christiane Amanpour that he plans to aggressively fight corruption that has long plagued Nigeria and go after the root of the nation's unrest. Buhari said he'll \"rapidly give attention\" to curbing violence in the northeast part of Nigeria, where the terrorist group Boko Haram operates. By cooperating with neighboring nations Chad, Cameroon and Niger, he said his administration is confident it will be able to thwart criminals and others contributing to Nigeria's instability. For the first time in Nigeria's history, the opposition defeated the ruling party in democratic elections. Buhari defeated incumbent Goodluck Jonathan by about 2 million votes, according to Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission. The win comes after a long history of military rule, coups and botched attempts at democracy in Africa's most populous nation. In an exclusive live interview from Abuja, Buhari told Amanpour he was not concerned about reconciling the nation after a divisive campaign. He said now that he has been elected he will turn his focus to Boko Haram and \"plug holes\" in the \"corruption infrastructure\" in the country. \"A new day and a new Nigeria are upon us,\" Buhari said after his win Tuesday. \"The victory is yours, and the glory is that of our nation.\" Earlier, Jonathan phoned Buhari to concede defeat. The outgoing president also offered a written statement to his nation. \"I thank all Nigerians once again for the great opportunity I was given to lead this country, and assure you that I will continue to do my best at the helm of national affairs until the end of my tenure,\" Jonathan said. \"I promised the country free and fair elections. I have kept my word.\" Buhari, 72, will be sworn in on May 29. He will take the helm at a critical time, as Nigeria grapples with Boko Haram, serious economic woes and corruption. This isn't Buhari's first time leading Nigeria, but it's his first time in nearly 30 years. A military coup brought Buhari to power in late 1983, closing a brief period of popular rule by Shehu Shagari. But Buhari himself was ousted by another military coup in August 1985. Read more: Who is Nigeria's Muhammadu Buhari? His presidential win is the result of his fourth attempt to lead the country since he was ousted 30 years ago. Buhari is a Sunni Muslim from Nigeria's poorer North, while Jonathan comes from a Christian and animist South that is rich with oil. Buhari praised voters for exercising their right peacefully. \"Your vote affirms that you believe Nigeria's future can be better than what it is today,\" he said in his statement. \"You voted for change, and now change has come.\" Buhari campaigned as a born-again democrat to allay fears about his strict military regime. He stressed that Nigeria's security needs to be the next government's focus. His campaign was also fiercely anti-corruption. He ran under the slogan of \"new broom,\" and his supporters were often pictured holding brooms in the lead-up to the vote. Despite years of democracy, analysts say, corruption has hindered Nigeria from building a stable economy. One of Buhari's biggest challenges will be Boko Haram, which has been terrorizing Nigeria as it tries to institute a strict version of Sharia law in the country. In the past few years, the terror group has bombed churches and mosques, killed hundreds of people and kidnapped more than 200 teenage girls from a boarding school. Even the presidential vote had to be postponed because of the radical militants. The election was originally scheduled for February 14, but was delayed six weeks because the military needed more time to secure areas controlled by Boko Haram. Yet the violence persisted. On Saturday, residents in the northeastern state of Gombe said at least 11 people were killed in attacks at polling stations, apparently by Boko Haram extremists. Jonathan had been criticized for not doing enough to combat Boko Haram. Before the election, African affairs analyst Ayo Johnson said the vote would come down to who could make Nigeria feel safe. \"Many Nigerians will not forget (Buhari) was a military leader during a dictatorship,\" Johnson said. \"Or maybe they will feel that they need a military leader to address fundamental problems such as terrorism.\" Boko Haram isn't the only obstacle facing the new president. The economy is another major issue. Nigeria overtook South Africa last year as the region's largest economy. Nigeria is one of Africa's largest oil producers and is a major supplier of crude oil to the United States. It also hosts many international oil companies and workers. But many complain that the country's vast wealth from oil exports doesn't trickle down to the average citizen. As many as 70% of Nigerians live below the poverty line, surviving on less than a dollar a day. Christian Purefoy reported from Lagos; Holly Yan reported and wrote from Atlanta. CNN's Stephanie Busari, Faith Karimi and Susannah Cullinane contributed to this report.",
        "generated_text": "Muhammadu Buhari; Nigeria; presidency; Tuesday; Goodluck Jonathan; about 2 million votes.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Muhammadu Buhari tells CNN's Christiane Amanpour that he will fight corruption in Nigeria .\nNigeria is the most populous country in Africa and is grappling with violent Boko Haram extremists .\nNigeria is also Africa's biggest economy, but up to 70% of Nigerians live on less than a dollar a day .<END-1>",
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            "Muhammadu Buhari will aggressively fight corruption, curb violence in Nigeria; he said he'll \"rapidly give attention\" to curbing violence in northeast Nigeria where Boko Haram operates . Buhari defeated incumbent Goodluck Jonathan by about 2 million votes, according to Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission . The win comes after a long history of military rule, coups and botched attempts at democracy in Africa's most populous nation.",
            "Muhammadu Buhari plans to fight corruption and go after the root of Nigeria's unrest after winning Nigeria's presidency Tuesday with about 2 million votes over incumbent Goodluck Jonathan. Buhari said he'll \"rapidly give attention\" to curbing violence in the northeast part of Nigeria, where the terrorist group Boko Haram operates, and will cooperate with neighboring nations Chad, Cameroon and Niger. This is the first time in Nigeria's history that the opposition defeated the ruling party in democratic elections.",
            "Muhammadu Buhari wins Nigeria's presidency by about 2 million votes ; plans to aggressively fight corruption and go after the root of the nation's unrest . He will \"rapidly give attention\" to curbing violence in the northeast part of Nigeria, where the terrorist group Boko Haram operates . The win comes after a long history of military rule, coups and botched attempts at democracy in Africa's most populous nation ."
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        "sample_id": "test_157",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Most people would run away if they saw a pile of soil and rubble creeping towards them as if it had a life of its own. But one Russian YouTuber captured the terrifying moment a stream of soil flowed down a bank next to a main road, crushing trees in its powerful path and leaving toppled power lines in its wake. The eerie phenomenon is called an 'earthflow' and is a rare type of landslide. A Russian YouTuber has captured the terrifying moment a stream of soil flowed down a bank next to a main road (pictured), crushing trees in its powerful path and leaving toppled power lines in its wake . Alexander Giniyatullin kept a remarkably steady hand filming the scary scene in the Kemerovo Region of Russia, which is thought to have happened at around 1pm on April 1, according to a blog post on the American Geophysical Union’s website. In the video, snow-covered soil can be seen sliding down the bank at the side of a road, which is thought to run between Novokuznetsk and Bolshaya Talda. The earthflow also blocked nearby railroad tracks  and caused power outages, but no one was hurt. Commenting on the post, a user called Michal said: ‘The landslide looks like it may have come from a large coal mine area.' Alexander Giniyatullin kept a remarkably steady hand filming the scary scene in the Kemerovo Region of Russia (shown by the red marker), which is thought to have happened at 1pm on April 1 . An earthflow is a type of landslide. It's a viscous flow of fine-grained materials, such as clay, sand and silt that have been saturated with water and moves downhill because of the pull of gravity. As the earthflow moves down a slope, it remains covered with any vegetation and typically leaves a bowl-shaped depression behind. Earthflows usually begin in a large basin on the upper part of a slope where debris and weathered material accumulate. They are usually triggered by heavy rainfall, so that when the debris becomes saturated with enough water, it starts flowing downhill. The speed of an earthflow can vary depending on the amount of water present and the angle of the slope and varies from 0.11 to 12.4 mph (0.17 to 20 km/h). As the earthflow gathers momentum, it can be seen crushing trees in its path, and the sound of crumbling soil and splintering wood can be heard in the video. The cameraman backs away as the material eerily creeps across the width of the road, where he was previously standing and it seems to spread along the bank at a walking pace. An earthflow is a viscous flow of fine-grained materials, such as clay, sand and silt that have been saturated with water and moves downhill because of the pull of gravity. As the earthflow runs down a slope, it remains covered with any vegetation and typically leaves a bowl-shaped depression behind. It is slower than a mud flow, which can cover villages beneath mud in minutes. Earthflows usually begin in a large basin on the upper part of a slope where debris and weathered material accumulate, - although this point cannot be seen in the video. As the earthflow gathers momentum, it can be seen crushing trees in its path (pictured) and the sound of crumbling soil and splintering wood can be heard . The speed of an earthflow can vary depending on the amount of water present and the angle of the slope and varies from being barely noticeable to relatively rapid, as seen in the video when a road becomes completely blocked (pictured) in a matter of minutes . Research suggests that rockfall son Mont Blanc (pictured) are caused by warming temperatures . Climbers have long suspected that hotter summers trigger rockfalls on the slopes of Mont Blanc in the French Alps. Now a study of 533 rockfalls reported by climbers or spotted on satellite images of the mountain since 2003, has bolstered the opinion that climate change is making popular routes up Europe's highest mountain more treacherous. Ludovic Ranavel of the University of Savoie at Le Bourget-du-Lac in the Alps, spotted a strong correlation between the number of rockfalls and air and rock temperatures on the slopes, New Scientist reported. He thinks that melting permafrost may be to blame, because it loosens rocks that were held in place with ice, causing them to fall. The expert revealed that 95 per cent of rockfalls around the mountain occur during between June and September - the hottest months of the year. Most begin in areas 10,170ft (3,100 metres) above sea level, close to the zone containing perma ice, he told the European Geosciences Union's general assembly in Vienna. As the Alps get hotter, the zone is thought to be receding, creating more rockfalls than before. They are usually triggered by heavy rainfall, so that when the debris becomes saturated with enough water, it starts flowing downhill. The video shows a stream of water running down the road as the debris falls down the slope, indicating the mass of soil is waterlogged. The speed of an earthflow can vary depending on the amount of water present and the angle of the slope, varying from being barely noticeable to relatively rapid, as seen in the video when a road becomes completely blocked in a matter of minutes. Experts at San Diego State University said speeds can range from 0.11 to 12.4 mph (0.17 to 20 km/h). In fact, it can take minutes or years for material to move down slops and earthflows can affect anything from a few metres of land, to several hectares. In the video, the flow of debris is quite fast and it’s possible to see industrial equipment toppled at the top of the slope, while trees are crushed beneath the moving earth and what appear to be power lines and pylons pulled down and dragged along by the moving mass of earth. The movement seems to speed up as the cameraman beats a hasty retreat down the road. When he pans back along the way he has come, the road is completely blocked by a debris that looks as if it is between one and two storeys high in places. Towards the end of the footage, the speed of the earthflow seems to decline, but it continues to creep across the road, to completely cross it.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Eerie earthflow was captured in the Kemerovo Region of Russia .\nIt left a wide path of destruction, toppling pylons and crushing trees .\nEarthflows can vary in speed from barely detectable to 12 mph (20km/h)\nThey are a form of landslide where fine soil or sand becomes waterlogged .<END-1>",
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            "Russian YouTuber captured the terrifying moment a stream of soil flowed down a bank next to a main road , crushing trees in its powerful path . The eerie phenomenon is called an 'earthflow' and is a rare type of landslide . Earthflows usually begin in a large basin on the upper part of a slope where debris and weathered material accumulate .",
            "A Russian YouTuber captured the terrifying moment a stream of soil flowed down a bank next to a main road , crushing trees in its powerful path and leaving toppled power lines in its wake . The eerie phenomenon is called an 'earthflow' and is a rare type of landslide . Alexander Giniyatullin kept a remarkably steady hand filming the scary scene in the Kemerovo Region of Russia .",
            "A Russian YouTuber captured the terrifying moment a stream of soil flowed down a bank next to a main road, crushing trees in its powerful path and leaving toppled power lines in its wake . The eerie phenomenon is called an 'earthflow' and is a rare type of landslide . Alexander Giniyatullin kept a remarkably steady hand filming the scary scene in the Kemerovo Region of Russia ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Alarmed by a rash of explosions and injuries caused when amateurs make hash oil, lawmakers in Colorado and Washington are considering spelling out what's allowed when it comes to making the concentrated marijuana at home. The proposals came after an increase in home fires and blasts linked to homemade hash oil. In Colorado, at least 30 people were injured last year in 32 butane explosions involving hash oil — nearly three times the number reported throughout 2013, according to officials with the Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area, a state-federal enforcement program. Scroll down for video . Nicholas Broms, who was involved in a drug-related explosion last November, poses for a photo showing his burn scars from the explosion in Portland, Ore. Washington's legal marijuana law in 2012 did not permit the production of hash or even edibles at home; it technically remains a felony even to use weed purchased at a state-licensed store to make brownies. Nevertheless, many people have done it. Federal prosecutors in Seattle have brought charges in five cases where hash oil operations blew up, including at one apartment complex where an 87-year-old former mayor of Bellevue died after sustaining an injury while trying to escape a fire that started in another unit. People make hash oil at home for the same reasons they make beer, wine or booze — to save money, make it to personal taste, or as a hobby. Though there are safer methods, such as soaking marijuana in a vegetable-based glycerin, one common practice is to force a solvent such as butane or propane gas or liquid through leafy cannabis, a process that separates its psychoactive material from buds, leaves and stems. After the extraction, the hash-maker then releases the gas or boils off the liquid, leaving behind marijuana's psychoactive material in a potent goop. The resulting product — called hash oil or shatter or wax in even more concentrated form — can be used in vaporizers or added to foods without the grassy taste raw pot imparts. Without proper ventilation, though, the gases can pool in a room, where a spark from an appliance can trigger a severe explosion, knocking buildings off their foundation in some cases. Washington lawmakers are proposing to allow limited home hash production, though butane or other explosive gases would be banned except for use by commercial producers. Safer methods would be OK, and adults would be allowed to use cooking oil, butter or similar substances to make edibles. Alarmed by a rash of explosions caused by amateur hash production, Colorado and Washington lawmakers are considering limits on making the marijuana concentrate at home . 'We have a little problem here with people blowing themselves up,' said Washington state Sen. Ann Rivers, the Republican sponsor of that state's measure. 'Anything we can do to stop that from happening.' In Colorado, where hash regulations vary by jurisdiction, a bill up for its first vote next week in a House committee would establish a similar ban on the use of explosive gases to make hash. 'People who make it at home, they can do so with alcohol or methods that are safe,' said Colorado state Rep. Yeulin Willett, a sponsor of the bill. Colorado's largest jurisdiction, Denver, banned some types of home hash production late last year. A similar ban is under discussion in the state's third-largest city, Aurora. But some marijuana activists argue that when pot is legal, concentrating it at home should be legal, too. They compare the hash explosions to fires caused by turkey fryers and call it a problem with a new product that is best addressed by consumer education. 'Sure, there have been numerous dangerous explosions and fires from idiots who are determined to blow themselves up participating in activities which need considerable safety precautions,' said Timothy Tipton of the Rocky Mountain Caregivers Cooperative. Tipton insisted that butane extraction is perfectly safe with proper ventilation or when done outside. Supporters of home production also say Colorado's law is on their side. The state's marijuana legalization measure specifically included concentrated marijuana and all its production methods. This photo released Wednesday, May 21, 2014, by the Central Pierce Fire and Rescue, shows debris following an explosion the night before in Puyallup, Wash. when hundreds of butane canisters exploded . Just last month, the Denver district attorney dropped a case against a man facing felony charges of manufacturing marijuana concentrate and fourth-degree arson. The man, Paul Mannaioni, was charged last year after a hash oil explosion sent him and two other people to a hospital. Mannaioni challenged the legality of Denver's hash oil ban, prompting Colorado's former attorney general to say the marijuana amendment allows limits on home production. The charges were later dismissed after prosecutors said they couldn't tie him to the explosion beyond a reasonable doubt, leaving the legality of the city's hash oil ban unresolved. Some marijuana advocates said a statewide ban would invite more legal challenges. 'It's a patient's right to make their medicine,' said Jason Warf of the Southern Colorado Cannabis Council. But Colorado lawmakers backing the homemade limits said the state should err on the side of caution. 'This is something we need to nip in the bud,' Willett said.",
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            "Lawmakers in Colorado and Washington are considering spelling out what's allowed when it comes to making the concentrated marijuana at home . The proposals came after an increase in home fires and blasts linked to homemade hash oil . In Colorado, at least 30 people were injured last year in 32 butane explosions involving hash oil — nearly three times the number reported throughout 2013.",
            "Lawmakers in Colorado and Washington are considering spelling out what's allowed when it comes to making the concentrated marijuana at home , alarmed by a rash of explosions and injuries caused when amateurs make hash oil . In Colorado, at least 30 people were injured last year in 32 butane explosions involving hash oil. In Washington, hash oil production is technically a felony but many people have done it.",
            "Colorado and Washington lawmakers are considering spelling out what's allowed when it comes to making hash oil at home . This came after an increase in home fires and blasts linked to homemade hash oil . There were at least 30 people injured last year in 32 butane explosions involving hash oil in Colorado alone ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)A family trip to a Nebraska zoo turned terrifying for one family after the gorilla they were looking at leaped toward the exhibit window, cracking it. Kevin Cave caught the incident on video that he posted on his Reddit page. It has already been viewed more than 1 million times. Cave said when his family first arrived at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo gorilla exhibit, he noticed one of the gorillas had a cut below his eye that was \"bleeding a little bit.\" He said he overheard a couple of zookeepers say the gorillas had been fighting with one another. Then the gorilla -- named Kijoto -- charged toward the window and smacked into it, he said. The leap sent the family and other patrons running, but Cave said when he looked back, \"it wasn't as bad as we thought it was.\" Dan Cassidy with the Henry Doorly Zoo said he's been surprised by the attention since he considered the whole thing a \"nonevent.\" The group of male gorillas is known to have occasional skirmishes. \"They show how tough they are by pounding on the wall and the windows,\" Cassidy said. Even with the crack, the public was never in danger, he said, because the window has multiple layers of both glass and acrylic. Kijoto is a 20-year-old western lowland gorilla, according to a release on the zoo's website. He weighs 375 pounds.",
        "generated_text": "Gorilla; window; Omaha; Nebraska; Kevin Cave; the incident; Reddit; more than 1 million times.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Gorilla leaps toward exhibit window and hits it, sending family running.\nZoo says patrons were never in danger.<END-1>",
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            "A gorilla at an Omaha zoo charged toward the exhibit window, causing a crack, according to a video posted on Reddit by Kevin Cave that has been viewed more than 1 million times . The incident happened at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo . Dan Cassidy, a zoo official, said the whole thing was a \"nonevent.\"",
            "A family trip to the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska turned terrifying after a gorilla named Kijoto charged toward the exhibit window and smacked into it . The leap was caught on video by Kevin Cave and posted on Reddit, where it's been viewed more than 1 million times. Even with the crack, the public was never in danger as the window has multiple layers of both glass and acrylic.",
            "A gorilla leaped toward an exhibit window cracking it at an Omaha, Nebraska zoo . Kevin Cave caught the incident on video and posted it on his Reddit page where it has been viewed more than 1 million times ."
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        "sample_id": "test_160",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A U.S. father who enlisted the help of social media users to record a message for his son from the tooth fairy - whom the youngster believes is from Australia - has thanked the man who answered his appeal. Jacob Hall invented the ruse that the tooth fairy lived thousands of kilometres away  Down Under for his seven-year-old son, Evan, when he was late paying up the last time around. Father-of-three Jeff Pyrotek, from Seymour in Victoria, answered Mr Hall's call for help and uploaded his finished product on SoundCloud. Scroll down for audio . Jacob Hall, from Iowa, asked Australian redditors to make a recording from the tooth fairy for his son, Evan . Mr Hall, from Iowa, said his son was 'totally overjoyed' with the message. 'My son woke up this morning and found a reply to his letter saying \"Evan, thank you for leaving me another tooth. I left something special for you on dad's phone\",' Mr Hall said. 'He burst into my room and woke me up at 6am of course, frantically explaining to me that I have to check my phone because the tooth fairy told him so.' Mr Hall told Daily Mail Australia Evan had not stopped talking about his 'Australian tooth fairy' ever since this happened. He added he was 'so humbled' by the overwhelming response he had received. 'Initially, I hoped to get one or two responses to my request, but the outpouring of kind words and support from the [Australia subreddit] community was unbelievable,' Mr Hall said. Evan (pictured with dad Jacob), 7, believes the tooth fairy is from Australia because once the fabled creature was 'a little late' in coming to leave money for the child in exchange for his tooth . Jeff Pyrotek, from Seymour in Victoria, made the message for the little boy named Evan on the request of Mr Hall . Mr Hall said Evan believed the tooth fairy was from Down Under, so the U.S. father had to enlist the help of an Australian to compose the message. Mr Hall said his son had not stopped talking about his 'Australian tooth fairy' ever since this happened . 'The only problem was that last time he lost a tooth, the tooth fairy showed up a day late... so I told him his tooth fairy had to travel from Australia, and sometimes that can take a while,' he said. The man behind the recording told Daily Mail Australia he wanted to make Evan's day by recording the message. 'I was doing someone a favour and spreading love around the world,' Mr Pyrotek said. 'If I can make a child's life a bit happier and more magical, I'll do it. Children are the future of the world. 'It took five minutes of work that could make a kids day. It felt good doing it.' Mr Hall's post, which he uploaded under the psuedonym SafetySecond, has attracted more than 100 comments in less than 24 hours after social media users weighed in on what the message for Evan should be. He said his seven-year-old son wrote letters to the tooth fairy and he wanted to do something to 'really put a smile' on Evan's face. One redditor Captain A**ehole suggested: 'G'day little fella. Thanks fer wroitin' moi another great letter. All the teeth yer leave me are real shoiny, they're beaut. 'I know yer have a few teeth ter lose, but it won't be a problem for a little battler like yerself. 'Gotta get back down under now, me hubby is about ter run outta tinnies and strewth we wouldn't want that would we. Hooroo mate!' The tooth fairy (as played by The Rock in the 2010 movie, Tooth Fairy) is a fictional character who leaves money for children in exchange for their lost teeth . Mr Pyrotek, also known as thesuperevilclown, is a father-of-three who wanted to brighten a little boy's day . He said it took five minutes to record and clean it up before uploading it onto SoundCloud. It attracted 3,000 listens in 16 hours . While come_on_how offered up: 'Ow you goin', Evaan? Cheers for the letter, mate. 'All your teeth have been f**king gold champ, keep it up. 'I know you have a few of those buggers left; but I know you smash 'em out quick smart, huh? 'Have to head back down to the missus now; but I'll see your little mug again in no time.' But Mr Pyrotek settled on a message with less Australian slang. 'Hi Evan, thanks for writing me another great letter,' he is heard reciting in a broad Australian accent. 'All the teeth that you leave me are so shiny. I know you still have a few teeth to lose but that won't be a problem for a tough boy like you. 'I have to get back home to Australia now but I will talk to you again soon. Don't forget to brush your teeth. 'Thank you from the tooth fairy. By the way my name’s really Bruce.' The response to the recording has been overwhelming, with more than 3,000 plays in 16 hours.",
        "generated_text": "Jacob Hall; Iowa; Evan; 7; tooth; Australia; Jeff Pyrotek; Seymour; Victoria.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Father wanted an Aussie to record a message from tooth fairy to his son .\nJacob Hall, from Iowa in the U.S., made a call for help on website Reddit .\nVictoria's Jeff Pyrotek made a 20-second message as 'Bruce' the tooth fairy .\nMr Pyrotek, who is a father-of-three, said he wanted to make the boy's day .\nSo far, Mr Hall's message has attracted more than 100 comments on Reddit .\nMr Hall said his son, Evan, believed the tooth fairy was from Australia .\nHe explained last time Evan, 7, lost a tooth the fictional creature was late .\nSo Mr Hall told him this happened because the fairy was from Down Under .<END-1>",
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            "Jacob Hall, from Iowa, enlisted the help of social media users to record a message from the tooth fairy for his son, Evan, who believes the fabled creature is from Australia . Jeff Pyrotek from Seymour, Victoria, answered Mr Hall's call and made the recording . Evan was \"totally overjoyed\" with the message and has not stopped talking about his \"Australian tooth fairy\", Mr Hall said .",
            "An American father asked Australian redditors to record a message from the tooth fairy for his son Evan . Evan believes the tooth fairy is from Australia because once the fabled creature was 'a little late' in coming to leave money for the child in exchange for his tooth . Father-of-three Jeff Pyrotek, from Seymour in Victoria, answered Mr Hall's call for help and uploaded his finished product on SoundCloud .",
            "U.S. father enlists help of social media users to record message for son from ‘Australian tooth fairy’ . Father-of-three Jeff Pyrotek, from Seymour in Victoria, answers Mr. Hall’s request and records message . Jacob Hall’s son Evan believes the tooth fairy is from Australia ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Real Madrid will not take up their £7.5million purchase option on Javier Hernandez despite his winning goal against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday. Manchester United and Real Madrid agreed a potential deal last season worth around £15m to include the Mexican's season loan. Lazio, Valencia, Dinamo Moscow, Newcastle, West Ham and Southampton are among clubs interested in the 26-year-old. Javier Hernandez celebrates after scoring the winner for Real Madrid against rivals Atletico on Wednesday . The striker will leave Real at the end of this season and return to Manchester United . The Mexican is wanted by a host of Premier League clubs including West Ham and Swansea . Hernandez has only started twice in La Liga for Carlo Ancleotti's side and faces the near-impossible task of earning a regular starting spot with the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and Gareth Bale ahead of him in the pecking order. The striker will return to Manchester United at the end of the season but does not feature in manager Louis van Gaal's plans and will only have one year left on his contract at the Old Trafford club. Meanwhile, LA Galaxy and proposed new franchise LAFC are being considered by Ronaldo as possible destinations when his contract ends at Real Madrid. Ronaldo, 30, is contracted to Madrid until 2018.",
        "generated_text": "Real Madrid; £7.5m; Javier Hernandez; Atletico Madrid; Wednesday. Mexico international; loan; Manchester United.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Javier Hernandez scored winner against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday .\nMexican is on a season-long loan at Real Madrid from Manchester United .\nReal will not take up option to buy the striker at the end of the season .\nHernandez is wanted by a host of Premier League and European clubs .<END-1>",
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            "Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez will leave Real Madrid at the end of this season and return to his parent club . Hernandez scored the winner for Real against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday but has only started twice in La Liga for Carlo Ancleotti's side . A host of Premier League clubs are interested in signing the 26-year-old, who will have one year left on his contract at Old Trafford.",
            "Real Madrid will not take up their £7.5m purchase option on Javier Hernandez despite his winning goal against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday . The Mexico international is on loan from Manchester United and will return to the Premier League at the end of the season . Interested clubs include Lazio, Valencia, Dinamo Moscow, Newcastle, West Ham and Southampton.",
            "Real Madrid have decided not to take up their option to purchase Javier Hernandez for £7.5m . Hernandez will leave Real Madrid at the end of the season and return to Manchester United . Lazio, Valencia, Dinamo Moscow, Newcastle, West Ham and Southampton are among clubs interested in the 26-year-old ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)In case you haven't noticed, we're in the midst of a medical marijuana revolution. Given the amount of questions and mystery surrounding the science behind it, Dr. Sanjay Gupta wanted to provide some insight. He's been investigating medical marijuana for the last couple of years. His research has resulted in three CNN documentaries, culminating with \"Weed 3: The Marijuana Revolution,\" airing at 9 p.m. ET/PT Sunday. Gupta opened up to questions on Twitter. Here's what you wanted to know: . How does this affect me? Readers were curious about the effects of medical marijuana in easing symptoms of various ailments, asking how it could help with everything from life-threatening illnesses and neurological conditions to chronic pain and post-traumatic stress disorder. Gupta pointed out the 10 diseases where medical marijuana research could have an impact and how it helped to stop one young girl's severe seizures, and he also referenced other studies. He said that the potential benefits of medical marijuana for people suffering from PTSD is actually the subject of a federally approved study. The belief: It could suppress dream recall and allow those sufferers to focus on the present. There is also research into how the drug might affect the spasms associated with people who have multiple sclerosis. Medical marijuana could also be an important option for those who rely on painkillers, as painkiller overdose is the greatest preventable death in the United States, Gupta said. Why don't other doctors talk about it? Many of the questions around medical marijuana can be tied back to the fact that it's just not discussed much. Teaching about medical marijuana remains taboo in medical school. But Gupta also presented the science directly, showing what your body on weed looks like. Readers also wanted to know why people are so against the legalization of marijuana. Decades of misinformation, Gupta said. What are the drawbacks? With medical marijuana so misunderstood, there naturally is a fear of potential side effects. There are legitimate, long-term concerns with the developing brain, Gupta said, and suggested that readers seek out the research of Dr. Staci Gruber, who has conducted numerous studies on marijuana use and brain function. Isn't it dangerous? When confronted with questions rooted in fear about the dangers of medical marijuana, Gupta confessed that he used to believe the same thing -- that marijuana is dangerous without proven benefits. After extensive research, he said he changed his mind on weed.",
        "generated_text": "Gupta; medical marijuana; readers; questions; CNN; \"Weed 3; Sunday; questions; readers.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta answers questions about medical marijuana .\nReaders wanted to know how medical marijuana could ease symptoms of illnesses .<END-1>",
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            "Dr. Sanjay Gupta is answering questions about medical marijuana and the science behind it in the new CNN documentary \"Weed 3: The Marijuana Revolution,\" airing Sunday night . Gupta is answering readers' questions about medical marijuana, including the potential benefits of medical marijuana for people suffering from PTSD and how the drug might affect the spasms associated with people who have multiple sclerosis . Gupta said that he used to believe marijuana is dangerous without proven benefits, but after extensive research, he changed his mind on weed .",
            "Dr. Sanjay Gupta has been investigating medical marijuana for the last couple of years . His research has resulted in three CNN documentaries, culminating with \"Weed 3: The Marijuana Revolution,\" airing at 9 p.m. ET/PT Sunday . Gupta opened up to questions on Twitter from readers.",
            "Dr. Sanjay Gupta's investigation into medical marijuana has resulted in three CNN documentaries, culminating with \"Weed 3: The Marijuana Revolution,\" airing Sunday . Gupta has been answering questions on Twitter about medical marijuana and its potential benefits . He pointed out the 10 diseases where medical marijuana research could have an impact and how it helped to stop one young girl's severe seizures."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The lawyers for a female Pennsylvania police officer charged with criminal homicide last month are trying to keep a video of her fatally shooting an unarmed motorist in the back out of the courtroom. Footage of Hummelstown police Officer Lisa Mearkle shooting two bullets into David Kassick's back as he lay face down on February 2 that was recorded by her stun gun has not been made public. Her attorneys asked a judge on Friday to bar the distinct attorney from releasing the video. Scroll down for video . Pennslyvania police Officer Lisa Mearkle is charged with criminal homicide in the shooting of David Kassick . Kassick, 59, was shot in the back while he lay face down on the ground on February 2. He was unarmed . Mearkle, 36, claimed she shot Kassick in self-defense because she saw him reach into his jacket for a weapon . A preliminary hearing to determine if there is enough evidence to send the case to trial is scheduled for Monday, CBS News reported. A lawyer working for Kassick's family who has seen the video, Christopher Slusser, said it 'leaves nothing to the imagination'. Mearkle is free on bail and suspended without pay . He said: 'Whether she would have been charged or not had the video not existed, I can't answer that,' 'But I can tell you having that video, for me - I won't speak for the DA - but it made it very clear the DA had very little choice not to charge her.' Mearkle, who is free on bail but is under electronic monitoring, is suspended without pay. Dauphin County District Attorney Ed Marsico previously called the video the strongest evidence in the case when Mearkle was charged at the end of March. The stun gun's camera started recording when Mearkle, 36, used it on Kassick, 59, after she tried to pull him over for expired inspection and emissions stickers. Kassick sped away but she caught up to him after he got out and ran. Marsico said Kassick was trying to remove stun gun probes from his back when he was shot. Mearkle's lawyer, Brian Perry, said his client fired at Kassick in self-defense because she thought he was reaching for a gun. She performed CPR after the shooting. Kassick's family said he had struggles with drug addition but that he was not a violent person. A syringe was found near Kassick's body and he had alcohol and unspecified drugs in his system when he died. He was a construction worker. Dauphin County District Attorney Ed Mrisco (left) called video of the shooting the best evidence in the case . The offense of criminal homicide encompasses charges from misdemeanor involuntary manslaughter to murder . According to the arrest affidavit: 'At the time Officer Mearkle fires both rounds from her pistol, the video clearly depicts Kassick lying on the snow-covered lawn with his face toward the ground. 'Furthermore, at the time the rounds are fired nothing can be seen in either of Kassick's hands, nor does he point or direct anything toward Officer Mearkle.' Marsico planned to show the video on Monday, but Mearkle may waive the hearing. The motion filed by her defense team about the video is scheduled to be addressed on Tuesday. The offense of criminal homicide encompasses a range of charges, from misdemeanor involuntary manslaughter to felony first-degree murder. Prosecutors often narrow the charge later in the process, about the time when defendants are formally arraigned.",
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            "The lawyers for Lisa Mearkle, a Pennsylvania police officer charged with criminal homicide, have asked a judge to bar the district attorney from releasing footage of her fatally shooting unarmed David Kassick in the back as he lay face down on February 2 . The footage was recorded by her stun gun . Mearkle claimed she shot Kassick in self-defense because she saw him reach into his jacket for a weapon .",
            "Lawyers for Pennsylvania police officer charged with criminal homicide last month are trying to keep the video of her fatally shooting an unarmed motorist in the back out of the courtroom . Footage of Hummelstown police Officer Lisa Mearkle shooting two bullets into David Kassick's back as he lay face down on February 2 that was recorded by her stun gun has not been made public . Her attorneys asked a judge on Friday to bar the distinct attorney from releasing the video .",
            "Lawyers for a female Pennsylvania police officer charged with criminal homicide last month are trying to keep a video of her fatally shooting an unarmed motorist in the back out of the courtroom. Footage of Hummelstown police Officer Lisa Mearkle shooting two bullets into David Kassick's back as he lay face down on February 2 that was recorded by her stun gun has not been made public. Her attorneys asked a judge on Friday to bar the district attorney from releasing the video."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Celtic's ambitions of persuading Manchester City to release Jason Denayer for another loan deal at Parkhead next season are well documented. But what you wish for and what you get are often oceans apart and so may be the case regarding Denayer after the pronouncements from City on Thursday. Put simply, manager Manuel Pellegrini has confessed that his club's young Academy players are not yet ready to step into his first-team squad. Therefore the likes of Denayer may soon find themselves returning from loan deals to fill the gap. Jason Denayer has impressed while playing for Celtic on loan this season from Manchester City . Celtic are keen to retain the services of the 19-year-old  Belgian defender, but face an uphill struggle to do so . City manager Manuel Pellegrini has confirmed that the club are looking to invest in homegrown talent . Pellegrini's comments confirm that City will be required to invest heavily in 'homegrown' talent this summer. Current Premier League regulations require clubs to carry a minimum eight homegrown players, a group which can include youngsters who have spent three of their formative years at an English club. Denayer falls into this category despite hailing from Belgium - making him all the more attractive to City next season. Pellegrini said: 'I think about the Academy, we must be patient. This club build all these things because young players are important. 'Maybe it's not so easy for young players, especially at big clubs, to play in the first team, with the professional squad. 'I'm sure in the future we will have very important players coming from the Academy, they will be part of the squad. 'But it's important to be patient, important to have years of working the same way. But you never know. Maybe some talented young players can do it before.' Denayer would obviously fit the bill. A number of young City professionals, including PSV's Karim Rekik and Marcos Lopes with Lille, are on loan and may be brought back to plug some of the holes next season. Celtic pair Virgil van Dijk (left) and Jason Denayer (right) arrive in Milan ahead of the Europa League tie .",
        "generated_text": "Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini says City's young Academy players are not ready. Celtic; Celtic loan; Jason Denayer.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jason Denayer has impressed for Celtic while on loan this season .\nThe Parkhead outfit are keen to keen to sign the youngster permanently and hope that parent club Manchester City will release him .\nHowever, City boss Manuel Pellegrini has confirmed that the club are looking to strengthen their homegrown talent pool .\nDenayer, 19, entered City's youth academy in 2013 and fits the bill .<END-1>",
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            "Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has confessed that his club's young Academy players are not yet ready to step into his first-team squad, meaning Jason Denayer may be called back from his loan at Celtic .",
            "Manchester City may recall their young players from loan deals to fill the gap in the first-team squad . If this is the case, Celtic may not be able to keep Jason Denayer on loan for another season . Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has confirmed that City's young Academy players are not yet ready .",
            "Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has said that the club's young Academy players are not yet ready to step into his first-team squad . Celtic's hopes of persuading Manchester City to release Jason Denayer for another loan deal next season may be in vain ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Michael Shepard, 35, allegedly molested at least seven children within 18 months of his release . A serial pedophile in Florida has been arrested for molesting at least seven young children in his apartment complex just 18 months after he was released from prison by officials who voted to give him a second chance. Michael Shepard, 35, conned parents into letting him babysit their kids and was frequently seen riding around the neighborhood with children on his scooter, authorities say. When asked about the sex offender notification he gave to his neighbors, he claimed that he had been in prison for a 'Romeo and Juliet romance' with a preacher's daughter. Police now say he did everything he could to win the confidence of the parents at Cedar Hollow apartments in Pinellas Park so that he could prey on their children. He is accused of horrific sexual attacks on seven children, both boys and girls. His youngest alleged victim is five years old. All of them were age 12 or younger. Detectives say he tempted them with video games, candy and trips to McDonald's. He also drove young children to his 'hideout' in the woods where he allegedly forced them to perform sexual acts on him and raped them. Parents even let their children sleep over at his apartment. The Tampa Bay Times reports that Shepard, who has a history of molesting children dating back 20 years, served 15 years in prison for molesting two boys, age six and nine, at a roller rink in 1998. As his term in prison neared its end, authorities filed petitions to keep him locked up under the Jimmy Ryce Act, a Florida law that allows sex offenders to be kept behind bars past their sentences if they're likely to re-offend. Shepard posted these sex offender notifications around his apartment complex, but told parents he was convicted of sleeping with a preacher's teenage daughter . Parents soon began to trust Shepard and even let him babysit their kids, authorities say . Two psychologists examined Shepard and found that he wasn't likely molest children again after his release, the Times reports. Dr Karen C. Parker testified on behalf of Shepard at a hearing. Dr Martin Falb, the state's expert, diagnosed him with pedophilia, depressive disorder and adult antisocial behavior. He said Shepard was likely to re-offend. But at a hearing, he said he was 'straddling the fence' on whether Shepard should be kept locked up or be released, according to the Times. According to the newspaper, Shepard had been caught having sex with other inmates in prison and had a confrontation with his live-in lover, his step-brother, after his release. When he  moved into Cedar Hollow, he was required to post flyers to his neighbors informing him that he was a convicted sex offender. He still managed to win the trust of parents in the neighborhood. Within a month, a young boy was allowed to spend the night with him. The child says that when he woke up the next morning, Shepard raped him.",
        "generated_text": "Michael Shepard; 35; Florida; prison; 18 months.",
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            "A serial pedophile in Florida has been arrested for molesting at least seven young children in his apartment complex just 18 months after he was released from prison by officials who voted to give him a second chance . Michael Shepard, 35, conned parents into letting him babysit their kids and was frequently seen riding around the neighborhood with children on his scooter, authorities say . Police now say he did everything he could to win the confidence of the parents at Cedar Hollow apartments in Pinellas Park so that he could prey on their children.",
            "A convicted sex offender in Florida has been arrested for molesting at least seven young children just 18 months after he was released from prison by officials who voted to give him a second chance . Michael Shepard, 35, conned parents into letting him babysit their kids and was frequently seen riding around the neighborhood with children on his scooter, according to authorities .",
            "Michael Shepard, 35, was arrested for molesting at least seven children in Pinellas Park, Florida . Shepard served 15 years in prison for molesting two boys in 1998 . He was released 18 months ago and is accused of molesting seven young children in his apartment complex ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A precious couple, who have been through thick and thin together for the last seven years, have finally committed to tying the knot in a glitzy wedding that will see all funds raised go to charity. Jasper and Jasmine may not be your regular bride and groom, but the rescued pugs' May 17 ceremony at the St Kilda beachfront in Melbourne will have some of the biggest stylists and designers ensuring their big day runs smoothly. Both adorable dogs were surrendered to Pug Rescue and Adoption Victoria in 2013 with a variety of health problems. Jasper (left) and Jasmine (right) will be 'married' in a charity event in May to raise money for Pug Rescue and Adoption Victoria . Both adorable dogs were surrendered to the organisation in 2013 with a variety of health problems. Both were morbidly obese, struggling to breathe, and almost blind . After six months of rehabilitation, in which both dogs lost 3kg and had their sight almost entirely restored, they were found a loving new home . They were morbidly obese, struggling to breathe, and almost blind due to pigmentary keratitis, where a thick brown pigment covered their corneas. Jasper also suffered from severe dental problems and entropion, a condition which caused his eyelids to curl in and his eyelashes to painfully rub against his eyes. After six months of rehabilitation, in which both dogs lost 3kg and had their sight almost entirely restored - and Jasper underwent entropion surgery to reshape and remodel his eyelids as well as major dental work - , both dogs managed to find a loving home with Alison and Matt Rowe. The couple, who describe their new pets as inseparable, soon decided that Jasper and Jasmine's relationship was like that of a boyfriend and girlfriend. Valentines day: Their new owners noticed a great bond between the dogs and always joked they were boyfriend and girlfriend . 'At the day spa getting ready for our engagement photoshoot': They decided to 'wed' their new pups in an effort to raise money for the organisation that helped save them . Jasmine gets fitted for her wedding gown: The well-awaited wedding dress will be designed and created by former Project Runway designer Craig Braybrook (left), a pug owner and lover . 'They sleep together, they eat together, they bath together and cuddle each other every day. They are so close they even clean each other's ears,' Alison said. The notion presented the perfect idea for a fundraiser event for Pug Rescue and Adoption Victoria, which rescues and cares for up to 100 surrendered pugs each year. Running entirely on donations, vet discounts and the kindness and passion of their volunteers, the organisation hopes to raise enough money through admission tickets and the wedding's 'gift registry' to continue funding the various operations required by newcomers. Jasmine's bridal consultation saw her try on her custom headpiece for the big day . 'Jasper I love you Jasi xx': 'They sleep together, they eat together, they bath together and cuddle each other every day. They are so close they even clean each other's ears,' owner Alison Rowe said . Pug Rescue and Adoption Victoria run entirely on donations, vet discounts and the kindness and passion of their volunteers . 'We are a foster based group - we don't have a shelter or kennels or office. All the dogs are fostered in volunteer's homes and cared for by their foster parents. No one is paid within our organisation and we started up about five years ago,' Founder Joana Herceg told Daily Mail Australia. 'Why pugs? You need dedicated breed rescuers because a lot of the time, pugs will come into care and volunteers will pick-up a medical issues that an old owner or vet didn't pick up - it might be behaviour that people might think is unusual or naughty, but is really just how a pug behaves.' The bride and groom are lucky enough to have renowned Australian event designer and pug lover Christian Wagstaff - who has worked on the Crown Casino, The Logies and Melbourne's Food and Wine Festival - styling their big day. The organisation hopes to raise enough money through admission tickets and the wedding's 'gift registry' to continue funding the various operations required by newcomers . The bridal party (pictured, with Jasper and Jasmine in the centre) will also be dressed to impress at the extravagant event . The bride and groom (pictured) are lucky enough to have renowned Australian event designer and pug lover Christian Wagstaff - who has worked on the Crown Casino, The Logies and Melbourne's Food and Wine Festival - styling their big day . More than 300 people and 60 pugs are expected to attend the wedding, but Ms Herceg said virtual tickets for the live stream of the event can also be purchased by pug-lovers who can't attend in person . Meanwhile Jasmine's well-awaited wedding dress will be designed and created by former Project Runway designer Craig Braybrook, another pug owner and lover. A pug bridal party will also be dressed to impress at the extravagant event. More than 300 people and 60 pugs are expected to attend the wedding, but Ms Herceg said virtual tickets for the live stream of the event can also be purchased by pug-lovers who can't attend in person. Guests will be treated with drinks, canapés, wedding cake, music and inspiring rescue and rehabilitation stories while a 'treats bar' will cater to pug guests. To attend Jasmine and Jasper's wedding or support the organisation that rescued them, please visit www.jasperandjasmine.com .",
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            "Jasper and Jasmine will be married on May 17 in a charity event in Melbourne with all funds raised going to Pug Rescue and Adoption Victoria. The pugs were morbidly obese, struggling to breathe and almost blind when they were surrendered to the organisation in 2013. After six months of rehabilitation, both dogs lost 3kg and had their sight almost entirely restored, and they were found a loving new home.",
            "Jasper and Jasmine's May 17 wedding in Melbourne will raise funds for Pug Rescue and Adoption Victoria . Both dogs were surrendered to the organisation in 2013 with health problems and were morbidly obese, struggling to breathe and almost blind . They have been rehabilitated and found a loving home .",
            "Jasper and Jasmine's May 17 wedding ceremony in Melbourne will be glitzy and all funds raised will go to charity . The rescued pugs were surrendered to Pug Rescue and Adoption Victoria in 2013 with a variety of health problems but after rehabilitation, they were found a loving new home . The couple is lucky enough to have renowned Australian event designer and pug lover Christian Wagstaff styling their big day ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It took a team of firefighters, police and engineers, but a house on Sydney's Northern Beaches tragically damaged in the this week's destructive storm in NSW has finally been demolished. The Narrabeen property began sliding down the hill it was built on after it was battered by the wild weather on Tuesday, endangering neighbouring houses and forcing locals to evacuate. 'I was thinking, god how is this thing not falling?' Fire and Rescue Superintendent Kel McNamara told The Brisbane Times. A house in Narrabeen has been demolished after it was damaged during this week's storm in Sydney . A tree stump on the hill prevented the house from falling further down, but authorities feared it was only a matter of time before it caused further damage to surrounding properties. A group of highly trained firefighters, police and engineers undertook the difficult task. 'We had to get it down,' Superintendent McNamara said. The demolition methods were slightly unusual, and Sup McNamara, a firefighter of 30 years, said they worked well, though he had never seen anything like it. A group of highly trained firefighters, police and engineers undertook the difficult task of pulling it down . A cherry picker was brought in to harness the house's weight, and pressurised fire hoses pushed it further down the hill as a thick cable was used control the direction it fell . A tree stump on the hill prevented the house from falling further down, but authorities feared it was only a matter of time before it caused further damage to surrounding properties . A cherry picker was brought in to harness the house's weight, and pressurised fire hoses pushed it further down the hill as a thick cable was used control the direction it fell. 'We did it in the safest possible measure and at the end of the day the best result,' Sup McNamara said. A firetruck had been brought in to dampen the house and the surrounding area as the property contained asbestos, which needs to be wet in order to prevent the toxic material becoming airborne. Locals celebrated the demolishing, clapping and cheering as their own properties were spared from the ticking time bomb. The consequences of the wild weather which battered the state's coast is still being felt by many families. The SES has had over 11,000 calls for assistance across the state, and insurance companies have received more than 19,500 claims, with losses estimated at $129 million, The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) said. A firetruck had been brought in to dampen the house and the surrounding area as the property contained asbestos, which needs to be wet in order to prevent the toxic material becoming airborne . Locals celebrated the demolishing, clapping and cheering as their own properties were spared from the ticking time bomb . But this figure is expected to climb, with comparable weather disasters in recent years resulting in damage costing in excess of $1 billion. ICA spokesman Campbell Fuller said it was impossible to estimate the level of destruction, with floods still impacting on properties across the state. ‘There are still hundreds of thousands of people without power and I can tell you they’re not lodging insurance claims… Claims will keep flowing through for weeks to months,’ Mr Fuller said. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, Gareth Ward, predicted the clean-up operation would take a long time. 'The damage has been so enormous over a large footprint of an area, it may take weeks or it may take months for some of the really severe damage,' he said. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, Gareth Ward, predicted the clean-up operation would take a long time . 'I was thinking, god how is this thing not falling?' Fire and Rescue Superintendent Kel McNamara said . NSW Premier Mike Baird said the hardest hit areas of New South Wales - including in Maitland, Dungog and other areas on the Central Coast - will be declared natural disaster zones following three days of wild and destructive weather. Approximately 2000 people are still stranded by the storm's effects, especially in Gillieston Heights and Hinton. The death toll of the super storm reached eight at it's end, with police confirming an 86-year-old woman's body has been discovered in the hull of a submerged car in Maitland while searching for two elderly women feared dead. Four others were killed on the state's drenched roads on Wednesday, with two drivers killed in a head-on collision on the New England Highway near Singleton, a man died after his ute collided with a truck at Galston, and an 87-year-old pedestrian was fatally hit by a car in East Gosford. This comes after three elderly people died due to floodwaters on Tuesday in Dungog. The woman and two men reportedly died in their homes as water surged through the small town after it received more than 300mm of rain  in 24 hours. 'We had to get it down,' Superintendent McNamara said of the house .",
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            "A house in Narrabeen, NSW which was damaged during this week’s storm in Sydney, was demolished by a team of firefighters, police and engineers after it began sliding down the hill it was built on . A group of highly trained firefighters, police and engineers undertook the difficult task of pulling it down, using a cherry-picker to harness the weight of the house and pressurised fire hoses to push it further down the hill . Locals celebrated the demolishing, clapping and cheering as their own properties were spared from the ticking time bomb .",
            "A house in Narrabeen, NSW, was demolished after being damaged during this week's storm in Sydney . The Narrabeen property began sliding down the hill it was built on after it was battered by the wild weather on Tuesday, endangering neighbouring houses and forcing locals to evacuate . Locals celebrated the demolishing, clapping and cheering as their own properties were spared from the ticking time bomb .",
            "A house in Narrabeen has been demolished after it was damaged during this week's storm in Sydney, with a cherry picker brought in to harness its weight . The Narrabeen property began sliding down the hill it was built on after it was battered by the wild weather on Tuesday, endangering neighbouring houses and forcing locals to evacuate, but they celebrated the demolishing, clapping and cheering as their own properties were spared from the ticking time bomb . Approximately 2000 people are still stranded by the storm's effects, especially in Gillieston Heights and Hinton ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Exeter swept aside Newcastle 48-13 to set up a semi-final showdown with Gloucester in the inaugural European Challenge Cup. The Chiefs outscored their opponents six tries to one at Sandy Park, with a David Ewers score and a penalty try helping the home side into a 17-6 half-time lead. Exeter then added further tries through Thomas Waldrom, Byron McGuigan, Sam Hill and Dean Mumm after the break, with outclassed Newcastle only able to respond with a 68th-minute effort from Chris Harris and eight points from the boot of Tom Catterick. Carl Rimmer of Exeter Chiefs is tackled by Newcastle Falcons' Dom Barrow during match at Sandy Park . Exeter's Thomas Waldrom stretches over for a try during the European Rugby Challenge Cup match . The victory means Exeter will take on Gloucester at Kingsholm in two weeks' time for a place in the final against either Newport Gwent Dragons or the winner of Sunday's London Irish-Edinburgh encounter. The hosts made a number of changes from the side that lost 25-18 at Leicester in the Premiership last weekend with McGuigan, Ben Moon, Tomas Francis and Tom James being drafted in. The Chiefs were also forced into a late change with Damian Welch pulling-up in the warm-up so Ben White was promoted from the bench to play in the back row, skipper Mumm moved into the second row and Sam Skinner added to the replacements. Newcastle, who lost 46-17 to Exeter in the Premiership last month, started with two changes in the backs from the side that narrowly lost at London Irish with Juan Pablo Socino in the centre and Harris on the right wing. Both defences were tested in the opening 10 minutes but it was Exeter who made the first breakthrough just before the quarter-hour. Dave Ewers of Exeter Chiefs (centre) makes a break during his side's 48-13 victory against the Falcons . After the Falcons were forced to touch down over their own line, Exeter broke off the back of the five-metre scrum and Ewers barged over the line. Slade added the extras from out wide on the right and the Chiefs were under way. Exeter increased their advantage midway through the half when wing Matt Jess, who was on course to score from a loose ball, was pulled back twice off the ball by full-back Alex Tait. Referee Marius Mitrea had no hesitation in awarding a penalty try - which Slade converted - and Tait went to the sin-bin. Newcastle kept the Chiefs at bay while they were a man down and when they were back to full strength the visitors were awarded a penalty 12 metres out in front of the posts, which fly-half Catterick slotted over to get his side off the mark. Slade and Catterick then swapped penalties to leave Exeter with an 11-point lead at the interval. Dan Temm of Newcastle Falcons tackles Thomas Waldrom during the quarter-final encounter . That soon became 18 points as just 45 seconds after the restart Ewers broke from inside his own half, shrugged off a couple of half tackles, before offloading to number eight Waldrom to stretch for the line. Slade converted and, 12 minutes later, added his second penalty from 30 metres out to make it 27-6. The Chiefs' fourth try came just before the hour-mark when Will Chudley chipped over the head of the defence and into the arms of McGuigan to go over, with Slade again adding the conversion. The Falcons may have looked down and out but Harris rounded a couple of forwards to score a breakaway try under the posts with Catterick converting to cut the deficit to 34-13. However, the Chiefs replied immediately through Hill to help restore their advantage and then Hill turned provider for Mumm to score the Chiefs' sixth and final try, with replacement fly-half Gareth Steenson converting both to cap a one-sided triumph.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Exeter and Gloucester will go head-to-head for place in inaugural final .\nWinner will face either Newport Gwent Dragons, London Irish or Edinburgh .\nDavid Ewers helped his side into a 17-6 half-time lead .<END-1>",
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            "Exeter swept aside Newcastle 48-13 to set up a semi-final showdown with Gloucester in the inaugural European Challenge Cup . The Chiefs outscored their opponents six tries to one at Sandy Park .",
            "Exeter Chiefs swept aside Newcastle Falcons 48-13 to set up a European Challenge Cup semi-final showdown with Gloucester at Kingsholm in two weeks' time . Six tries to one secured a comprehensive victory for the home side . The final will be against Newport Gwent Dragons or the winner of London Irish-Edinburgh encounter.",
            "Exeter will face Gloucester at Kingsholm in two weeks' time for a place in the final of the European Challenge Cup after sweeping aside Newcastle 48-13 . The Chiefs outscored their opponents six tries to one at Sandy Park . Exeter scored tries through Thomas Waldrom, Byron McGuigan, Sam Hill and Dean Mumm ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Former Rangers manager Walter Smith has praised Stuart McCall for making an impact at Ibrox - but he maintains Ally McCoist was given little chance of succeeding. McCall has put Rangers in the driving seat for second place in the Scottish Championship and a place in the semi-finals of the play-offs after taking over from reluctant caretaker Kenny McDowall. McCoist was put on gardening leave just before Christmas after handing in his notice following three-and-a-half difficult seasons in charge under the chaotic reigns of the likes of Craig Whyte and then Charles Green and his allies. But his failure to win a cup competition and his team's style of play drew serious criticism. Walter Smith (right) spent two spells in charge as manager of Rangers and has hailed Stuart McCall's impact . Smith (right) attended a John Hartson Foundation golf day to raise money for testicular cancer awareness . Smith was chairman for some of that period after accepting Green's offer to join the board - a decision he soon regretted - and insists the club was too badly run to ensure true success on the park. Smith, who was attending a John Hartson Foundation golf day to help raise money for testicular cancer awareness, said: 'The guys worked with me for four-and-a-half years there and did a great job for the club, and I was hoping they would get a good opportunity. 'I got great support from Sir David Murray but it's not turned out that they have had the same support from the people who have been running the club. So it has been very difficult for them to show what they can do. 'That's the crux of the matter, it's the circumstances they have been in that have caused them as much trouble as anything else. 'I'd be very surprised if anybody could show me a club that isn't well run, that are doing really well. 'The problems have been well documented and now they have got to concentrate on doing what they do, and that's Rangers getting back to the Premiership first and foremost and then trying to settle into a position where they can get back to being a winning team.' McCall played under Smith for seven seasons, winning six titles in the process, and the 67-year-old was pleased to see the former Motherwell boss take over, despite his pain at the exits of former assistants McCoist and McDowall. McCall was appointed Rangers manager in March until the summer as a replacement for Kenny McDowall . 'I'm not happy to see it because it cost friends of mine their job,' he said. 'But that happens in football and when other people take over I am obviously pleased to see Stuart take over and I hope he does really well. 'He has been brave enough to take the job until the end of the season. If he gets promotion, he will put himself in a very good position to get the job on a more permanent basis. 'He has gone in there and got a reaction. That happens in football. It has happened to me and a whole load of other managers, when you leave and someone else comes in, they get a reaction. Rangers have won five out of nine Scottish Championship matches since McCall's arrival at Ibrox . 'Performances have been brighter and hopefully he will keep that going until the end of the season.' However, Smith has warned that Rangers fans might have to be patient in their desire to see the club competing at the very top of Scottish football, despite power now lying in the hands of the likes of Paul Murray and Dave King following last month's general meeting. 'I'm obviously happy to see everything at the club settling down,' the former Scotland boss said. 'The lack of headlines would indicate that's the case. 'The people that are running the club are just getting their feet under the table and finding out what they have to do to move the club forward. I think that's to be expected at this stage. Smith did, however, open up about Ally McCoist's departure and admitted it wasn't easy to see . 'It will obviously take a bit of time but they will be able to handle that aspect of it. Everyone who is there now is there for the football club and that's a big, big thing. 'To be fair, when I was involved on the Rangers board, it would have been different from any other boardroom never mind anything else. 'I have been fortunate enough to be at Rangers for a long time and be there at successful times and it's not a period I can look back on with any great pleasure.'",
        "generated_text": "Walter Smith; Stuart McCall; Rangers; second; Scottish Championship; Ally McCoist; little chance.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Walter Smith spent two spells in charge at Ibrox as manager of Rangers .\nStuart McCall was appointed Rangers manager in March until the summer .\nRangers are currently fifth in the Scottish Championship .\nSmith hails McCall impact and opens up about Ally McCoist's departure .<END-1>",
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            "Former Rangers manager Walter Smith maintains Ally McCoist was given little chance of succeeding . Smith, who was attending a John Hartson Foundation golf day to help raise money for testicular cancer awareness, praised Stuart McCall for making an impact at Ibrox. He warned that Rangers fans might have to be patient in their desire to see the club competing at the very top of Scottish football.",
            "Former Rangers manager Walter Smith has praised Stuart McCall for making an impact at Ibrox . McCall has put Rangers in the driving seat for second place in the Scottish Championship . Smith maintains Ally McCoist was given little chance of succeeding .",
            "Former Rangers manager Walter Smith has praised Stuart McCall for making an impact at Ibrox . But he maintains Ally McCoist was given little chance of succeeding . McCall has put Rangers in the driving seat for second place in the Scottish Championship and a place in the semi-finals of the play-offs after taking over from reluctant caretaker Kenny McDowall."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Stoke are set to complete their third signing from Barcelona in less than two years, according to the agent of Moroccan winger Moha El Ouriachi. Potters manager Mark Hughes, the former Barcelona striker, has already snapped up Bojan Krkic and Marc Muniesa from the Nou Camp and teenager El Ouriachi now looks to be on his way to the Britannia Stadium this summer. The 19-year-old Barcelona B player is apparently keen to seek first-team action rather than extend his contract with the Spanish giants. Barcelona B winger Moha El Ouriachi is set to sign for Stoke City, according to the player's agent . El Ouriachi is turning down a new deal with the Catalans to take up an irresistible offer by Stoke . 'We thank Barca for the deal they offered the player and the efforts they have gone to try to renew his contract,' El Ouriachi's agent, Raul Verdu, told Catalan newspaper Sport. 'But another proposal was really interesting on both a professional and economic level. 'Moha has the option of joining the first team squad at Stoke and that was irresistible.' Stoke have already signed Bojan Krkic and Marc Muniesa from Barcelona in the last two years . El Ouriachi has represented Spain at youth level and Sport reported that Stoke have agreed to pay the necessary training compensation to bring the pacey left winger to the Barclays Premier League. Both Bojan and Muniesa have settled well at Stoke, although the former - who had scored five goals in 18 appearances following his shock move last summer - was ruled out for the rest of the season after damaging cruciate knee ligaments in an FA Cup tie at Rochdale in January. Defender Muniesa has made nearly 40 appearances since joining from Barcelona in the summer of 2013 but has not featured since tearing a hamstring in the FA Cup defeat at Blackburn in February.",
        "generated_text": "Moha El Ouriachi; Stoke City; third; Barcelona; less than two years. Potters; Bojan Krkic; Marc Muniesa.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Barcelona B winger Moha El Ouriachi set to reject a new deal at club .\nThe player's agent says they have an irresistible offer from Stoke City .\nStoke have already signed Bojan Krkic and Marc Muniesa from Catalans .\nPacey winger El Ouriachi, 19, has represented Spain at youth level .<END-1>",
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            "Stoke are set to complete their third signing from Barcelona in less than two years . Potters have already signed Bojan Krkic and Marc Muniesa from the Nou Camp . Teenager Moha El Ouriachi now looks to be on his way to the Britannia Stadium this summer . ",
            "Stoke City will complete their third signing from Barcelona in less than two years according to the agent of Moroccan winger Moha El Ouriachi . Mark Hughes has already signed Bojan Krkic and Marc Muniesa from the Nou Camp . El Ouriachi, 19, is turning down a new deal with Barcelona to join Stoke City .",
            "Stoke are set to sign Barcelona B player Moha El Ouriachi, according to the player's agent . El Ouriachi is turning down a new deal with the Catalans to take up an irresistible offer by Stoke . Potters manager Mark Hughes has already signed Bojan Krkic and Marc Muniesa from the Catalans in the last two years ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Celtic retained their seven-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership with an easy 2-0 win over 10-man Partick at Parkhead. The home side laid siege to the Thistle defence at the start of the match but had to rely on a Kris Commons penalty a minute before the break to give them the interval lead. Thistle midfielder James Craigen had been shown a straight red card by referee Willie Collum for a 'last man' foul on Hoops midfielder Stuart Armstrong to concede the spot-kick. leaving the visitors a player down for the second half. Stuart Armstrong is brought down by Partick Thistle's James Craigen leading to a penalty . Referee Willie Collum shows Craigen a read card for his 'last man' challenge on Armstrong . Celtic striker Kris Commons steps up to convert the penalty to give his side a 1-0 lead before the break . Commons (right) races away to celebrates his 45th minute penalty strike . Midfielder Stefan Johansen, stand-in skipper in the absence of suspended Scott Brown, added a second in the 63rd minute as the encounter turned into a Hoops procession. With second-placed Aberdeen beating Inverness 1-0, Ronny Deila's side maintained the gap over the Dons but also have a game in hand as the title race draws closer to conclusion. With a heavy schedule in mind, the Hoops boss returned midfielder Nir Bitton, Gary Mackay-Steven and striker John Guidetti his starting line-up. Thistle manager Alan Archibald was forced into one change with forward Kallum Higginbotham coming in for the injured Kris Doolan but he was mostly a spectator as the Firhill defence was forced to withstand an early Hoops' barrage. Celtic came close twice before two minutes had elapsed. Stefan Johansen doubles Celtic's advantage in the 63rd minute with left-footed shot into the bottom corner . Johansen is mobbed by his team-mates following his second-half strike . Parkhead defender Virgil van Dijk, up for a corner, flicked an Armstrong cross against the crossbar at the near post before a desperate blocking tackle by Maryhill defender Conrad Balatoni prevented an almost certain goal from Johansen's drive. Balatoni again came to Thistle rescue in the ninth minute, beating Guidetti to a header in front of an empty goal, after left-back Emilio Izaguirre had troubled Fox after surging into the penalty area. Moments later, Mackay-Steven was set up Johansen but his goalbound drive from 12 yards was deflected away by Thistle defender Callum Booth. Yet, in the 21st minute, in a rare attack, the visitors almost snatched the lead but Higginbotham's spectacular volley from 14 yards was saved by Craig Gordon - but only on the stretch. Commons' long-distance drive in the 28th minute just cleared the bar but a minute before the break he was more accurate from the spot, firing the penalty low into the corner giving the despairing Fox no chance. Leigh Griffiths spurns a glorious opportunity to put Celtic 3-0 ahead late in the match . The goal came as some relief to the home fans who had grown slightly irritated as the first half wore on. Two minutes after the break Commons forced Fox into a decent save with a powerful 25-yard drive and while the Maryhill defence cleared their lines from rebound it looked ominous. Thistle continued to defend stoutly and desperately in equal measures but were undone again when Johansen took a clever Guidetti pass before rolling the ball into the corner of the net from 10 yards. Two minutes after replacing Guidetti, Leigh Griffiths somehow turned a Mackay-Steven cross past the far post from two yards out but it was inconsequential. In the 79th minute, with the game drifting, Gordon made another good save, this time from Thistle substitute Gary Fraser, on for Stuart Bannigan. Johansen came close at the other end with a chip which Fox tipped over the bar, after the Norwegian had weaved his way through the Jags defence.",
        "generated_text": "Celtic; Partick Thistle; Parkhead; Scottish Premiership; Hoops; seven-point lead; Aberdeen; Inverness Caledonian Thistle; second.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Kris Commons fired Celtic into the lead on the stroke of half-time .\nPartick Thistle's James Craigen was sent off before the penalty .\nStefan Johansen doubled the home side's advantage in the 63rd minute .<END-1>",
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            "Celtic retained their seven-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership with an easy 2-0 win over 10-man Partick at Parkhead . With second-placed Aberdeen beating Inverness 1-0, Ronny Deila's side maintained the gap over the Dons but also have a game in hand as the title race draws closer to conclusion . Midfielder Stefan Johansen, stand-in skipper in the absence of suspended Scott Brown, added a second in the 63rd minute as the encounter turned into a Hoops procession .",
            "Celtic retained their seven-point lead in the Scottish Premiership with an easy 2-0 win over 10-man Partick Thistle at Parkhead . The home side laid siege to the Thistle defence at the start of the match but had to rely on a Kris Commons penalty a minute before the break to give them the interval lead . With second-placed Aberdeen beating Inverness 1-0, Ronny Deila's side maintained the gap over the Dons but also have a game in hand as the title race draws closer to conclusion .",
            "Celtic retained their seven-point lead in the Scottish Premiership with a 2-0 win over 10-man Partick Thistle at Parkhead . Kris Commons converted a penalty a minute before the break, and Stefan Johansen added a second in the 63rd minute . With second-placed Aberdeen beating Inverness 1-0, Ronny Deila's side maintained the gap over the Dons but also have a game in hand as the title race draws closer to conclusion ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Police in New York say a man seriously burned himself when he covered a rental car with alcohol to kill bedbugs and then lit a cigarette inside the car. Scott Kemery, 44, was rushed by helicopter to Stony Brook University Hospital on Long Island with first and second degree burns after accidentally setting himself on fire on Tuesday. Police said that Kemery, who is from Bridgehampton, started the blaze with his ill-timed cigarette break in the parking lot of the King Kullen supermarket in Eastport. Scene: Scott Kemery gave himself first and second degree burns after he set fire to himself by mistake in the parking lot of the King Kullen supermarket in Eastport on Tuesday . Kemery, told police that he rented the car in Florida and drove north to the Hamptons and discovered the car had bedbugs. He said that a friend had explained to him the best way to kill bedbugs was to douse them in alcohol. Inspired, Kemery did just that. However, he then made the near fatal mistake of getting into the car and lighting his cigarette, thereby igniting the alchol and setting himself on fire. Bedbugs: Mr. Kemery had been reliably informed by a friend that the best way to kill bedbugs was to douse them in alcohol. He did not think not to light a cigarette in his car afterwards was a bad idea . Authorities said that they did not believe the fire was criminal in nature and that they were not going to pursue an investigation. Police told Newsday that two other cars were heavily damaged from the flames of the fire.",
        "generated_text": "Scott Kemery; 44; alcohol; bedbugs; cigarette; car; his ill-timed break; restaurant; parking lot; King Kullen supermarket.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Scott Kemery, 44, was reliably told by a friend that rubbing alcohol was an effective way to kill bedbugs .<END-1>",
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            "Scott Kemery, 44, seriously burned himself when he covered a rental car with alcohol to kill bedbugs and then lit a cigarette inside the car . Kemery started the blaze with his ill-timed cigarette break in the parking lot of the King Kullen supermarket in Eastport . Police said they did not believe the fire was criminal in nature.",
            "A man has suffered first and second degree burns in New York after he covered a rental car with alcohol to kill bedbugs and then lit a cigarette inside the car . He started the blaze with his ill-timed cigarette break in the parking lot of the King Kullen supermarket in Eastport . Police are not going to pursue an investigation.",
            "Kemery, 44, covered a rental car with alcohol to kill bedbugs but then lit a cigarette inside the car, causing first and second degree burns to himself . The incident took place in the parking lot of the King Kullen supermarket in Eastport . He was taken to Stony Brook University Hospital on Long Island by helicopter ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)A New York City detective has been suspended after being accused of stealing $3,000 during an illegal cigarettes raid, according to police spokesman Stephen Davis. Surveillance video obtained by CNN affiliate News 12 Brooklyn appears to show Det. Ian Cyrus stashing cash in a bag before leaving the Yemen Deli and Grocery store in Brooklyn last Friday. The detectives had arrested two employees for selling loose cigarettes, according to News 12 Brooklyn. Ali Abdullah, the store's manager, noticed the money was gone from a box, but assumed it was taken by one of his employees. When he checked the cameras he couldn't believe what he saw, he told News 12 Brooklyn. Cyrus, who is under investigation by the internal affairs bureau, could not be reached for comment. His supervisor Sgt. Fritz Glemaud, who was heading the raid, was placed on modified duty, Davis said.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>New York police detective Ian Cyrus has been suspended pending internal investigation .\nHe is accused of stealing $3,000 during an illegal cigarettes raid, police say .<END-1>",
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            "A New York City detective has been suspended after being accused of stealing $3,000 during an illegal cigarettes raid , according to police spokesman Stephen Davis . Surveillance video appears to show Det. Ian Cyrus stashing cash in a bag before leaving the Yemen Deli and Grocery store in Brooklyn last Friday .",
            "A New York City detective has been suspended for allegedly stealing $3,000 during an illegal cigarettes raid . Surveillance video shows Det. Ian Cyrus stashing cash in a bag . His supervisor, Sgt. Fritz Glemaud, was placed on modified duty .",
            "New York City detective Ian Cyrus has been suspended after allegedly stealing $3,000 during an illegal cigarettes raid . Surveillance video appears to show him stashing cash in a bag before leaving the Yemen Deli and Grocery store in Brooklyn . A store employee noticed the cash was gone from a box and when he checked the cameras he saw the detective taking the money ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: British jihadis have posted pictures of junk food and drinks such as Burger King, Pringles and mojitos which they have had carried across the Turkish border into Syria. Would-be fighters are bringing the items across the border as they travel to join those currently waging jihadi across Syria and Iraq, who are desperately missing the Western treats. However, the hypocrisy in their choice of diet hasn't gone unnoticed, with Twitter users quick to condemn their craving for food many hard line clerics would consider forbidden. Scroll down for video . ISIS fighter Jannahtain tweeted this picture of a Burger King Whopper, which he claimed had been snuck into Syria from Turkey . Another photo posted on his page showed chocolate, Pringles and even cans of pre-mixed mojitos . One fighter, using the Twitter handle Jannahtain, posted a photo of a Burger King Whopper burger and stated: 'That moment when a bro your (sic) helping cross the border into (Syria) asks you if you need anything from Turkey. Jihad2015.' But he was blasted by another user, who called him 'fake' for enjoying food from the 'evil American corporation'. The image followed another photo he posted  displaying several packs of Pringles, Kinder chocolate, Oreos, M&Ms and even pre-mixed cans of mojitos. It's not the first time ISIS fighters have been caught with fast food sneaked across the border. Last month a delighted fighter known only as Ghareeb posted a picture of a McDonalds bag on his social media page. According to the fighter, one of his friends allegedly managed to bring in a bag full of five cheeseburgers when they traveled into Syria. Starved of any variety in his diet, the fighter tweeted it was first time in two years since he last ate one of McDonalds' famous products. Meanwhile, four Britons who were detained . in Turkey on suspicion of trying to cross illegally into Syria . were arrested on their return to England yesterday, police . said. The four were part of a group of nine people, all members of . the same family, who were detained in Turkey at the beginning of . the month. Even McDonalds has been smuggled across from Turkey to accommodate ISIS fighters' love of the American fast food chain . One of the nine, a 21-year-old man named in the media as . Waheed Ahmed, the son of Rochdale politician Shakil Ahmed, was . arrested when he returned to Britain on Tuesday. They were arrested on suspicion of the commission, . preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism, police said. Thousands of foreigners have joined the ranks of Islamic . State and other militant groups in Syria and Iraq, many of them . crossing via Turkey. Turkish and other security services estimate some 600 are . Britons, including Mohammed Emwazi, named 'Jihadi John' in the . British media, who has appeared in several Islamic State . beheading videos. About half of the 600 are thought to have returned home.",
        "generated_text": "ISIS; British; pictures; Burger King; Pringles; Mojitos; Turkish border; Syria; Twitter users.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>ISIS fighters have posted pictures on social media of Western junk food .\nWould-be fighters are bringing burgers and crisps with them from Turkey .\nOther photos show chocolates, Oreos and even cans of pre-mixed mojitos .\nThey've been rebuked for eating food some clerics consider forbidden .<END-1>",
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            "British jihadis have posted pictures of junk food and drinks such as Burger King, Pringles and mojitos which they have had carried across the Turkish border into Syria . One fighter, using the Twitter handle Jannahtain, posted a photo of a Burger King Whopper burger and stated: 'That moment when a bro your (sic) helping cross the border into (Syria) asks you if you need anything from Turkey. Jihad2015.' ISIS fighters have been caught with fast food sneaked across the border .",
            "British jihadis have posted pictures of junk food and drinks such as Burger King, Pringles and mojitos which they have had carried across the Turkish border into Syria. The hypocrisy in their choice of diet hasn't gone unnoticed, with Twitter users quick to condemn their craving for food many hard line clerics would consider forbidden. Would-be fighters are bringing the items across the border as they travel to join those currently waging jihadi across Syria and Iraq, who are desperately missing the Western treats.",
            "British jihadis are carrying Western treats such as Burger King, Pringles and mojitos across the Turkish border to Syria . They have posted pictures of the food on Twitter . Twitter users have criticised the jihadi's diet and condemned their choice of Western food ."
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        "sample_id": "test_175",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The respected law professor from Philadelphia now being investigated after allegedly emailing students a link to pornographic footage, was once a contestant on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, it has emerged. Lisa McElroy, a 50-year-old Drexel professor, appeared on the show in 2010 while it was still hosted my Meredith Vieira. And like her apparent March 31 email mishap, her game show appearance ended with a very public mistake. McElroy, who teaches legal writing, got tripped up on the $12,500 level after flying through the first few questions, notes Philly.com. Wishes she was a millionaire: Drexel law profesor professor Lisa McElroy allegedly sent a link to a pornographic website to her students. In 2010, she appeared on the TV game show Who Wants to Be a Milionaire . Mother of two: The mother of two shared an anecdote with then-host Meredith Vieira about having to scramble to find a babysitter for her kids and someone to teach her class after learning she was to appear on the show just two days before taping . Lost it: McElroy was tripped up on the $12,500 question. Despite having used two lifelines, she answered wrong and walked away with around $5,000 . The questions read: . 'As a result of General Motor’s bankruptcy declaration in 2009, what foreign government became one of its largest shareholders?' Even after using two of her lifelines to narrow down the answer, McElroy answered China, which was incorrect. The correct answer was Canada. She walked away with around $5,000. McElroy, who is a children's book and biography author, is apparently also a mother. She opened the appearance by sharing an anecdote with Vieira about having to scramble to find a babysitter after being informed she was chosen to be on Millionaire jsut two days prior to taping. She's accused of sending the inappropriate message this past March 31 under the subject line: 'Great article on writing briefs.' However, when recipients opened the enclosed link, philly.com reports that they were directed to a video of 'a woman engaging in a sexually explicit act'. Lisa McElroy, 50, who teaches legal writing at Drexel University, reportedly sent the inappropriate message on March 31 baring the subject line: 'Great article on writing briefs' Following a number of complaints, the college issued an apology to students. The message read: 'As you may be aware, some students erroneously received an email this morning directing them to a... post that included some inappropriate material. 'We take this matter seriously and apologize for any upset it may have caused.' The university says federal law requires it investigate all reports of inappropriate behaviors of a sexual nature. McElroy did not immediately respond to an email sent to her university account by the Associated Press. When recipients opened the enclosed link, philly.com reports that they were directed to a video of 'a woman engaging in a sexually explicit act' It's not the first time the married mother-of-two has appeared in the spotlight. She is also an accomplished author with a number of published biographies and children's books. On her website, www.lisamcelroy.com, she describes herself as a 'Supreme Court junkie.' She adds that her favorites ways of relaxing include 'crawling under the covers with a dog or two and a really good book' or 'hanging out' with her two adolescent daughters. Regarding the recent email scandal, David Lat - a lawyer and legal commenter -suggests she could have been 'hacked' or made a 'copy/paste error'. While an internal investigation gets underway, it's been reported that McElroy has been placed on administrative leave. While an internal investigation gets underway, it's been reported that McElroy has been placed on administrative leave from Drexel University (seen above)",
        "generated_text": "Lisa McElroy; 50; Drexel; 2010; Who Wants to Be a Millionaire; Students; link; pornographic footage.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Lisa McElroy, 50, who teaches legal writing at Drexel University, reportedly sent the 'inappropriate' message on March 31 .\nWhen recipients clicked the enclosed link, they were allegedly directed to a video of 'a woman engaging in a sexually explicit act'\nMcElroy appeared on the popular game show in 2010 with then-host Meredith Vieira but lost the game after reaching just $12,500 .\nAlong with teaching law, McElroy is also an accomplished author with a number of published biographies and children's books .\nHas been placed on leave while school investigates .<END-1>",
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            "Lisa McElroy, a 50-year-old Drexel professor, appeared on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire in 2010 . McElroy is now being investigated after allegedly emailing students a link to pornographic footage . McElroy is also an accomplished children's book and biography author and is reportedly a mother of two .",
            "Lisa McElroy, 50, is a Drexel law professor who is currently being investigated for allegedly sending students a link to pornographic footage . In 2010, she appeared on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and made a public mistake . She got tripped up on the $12,500 level after flying through the first few questions .",
            "Lisa McElroy, a Drexel professor who is being investigated after allegedly emailing students a link to pornographic footage, appeared on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire in 2010 . Despite flying through the first few questions, McElroy got tripped up on the $12,500 level . Her game show appearance ended with a very public mistake."
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        "sample_id": "test_176",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Scientists may have captured the song of a new species of whale living in the Antarctic. The song can’t be identified and doesn’t fit the pattern of noise generated by the few known species of beaked whale, raising hopes that it could be coming from a completely new species. While beaked whales make up the second largest family of cetaceans, relatively little is known about them, mainly because they spend very little time on the water’s surface. Experts are sure the noise isn’t made by Arnoux's beaked whales or Cuvier's beaked whales (stock image), because the signal doesn’t match . There are 22 species of beaked whale and all of them are elusive deep divers, meaning that they are most often identified by their songs, which they use to navigate. The mysterious ‘Antarctic BW29 signal was recorded near the Orkney Islands, South Shetland Islands, and Antarctic Peninsula by scientists led by Jennifer Trickey of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, at the University of California, in La Jolla, California. They have recorded the noise more than 1,000 times to conclude that it’s unique in the composition of sounds making the signal and in timing, BBC Earth reported. ‘Given that new species of beaked whale are still being discovered, the source of these Antarctic signals might be a species that has yet to be identified,’ the study says. But the song belong to a strap-toothed whale, a southern bottlenosed whale or a Gray’s beaked whale (pictured), according to the study, despite the sound being the wrong frequency for a Gray’s beaked whale . Whale sounds are used by whales for different kinds of communication. The word 'song' is used to describe the pattern of regular and predictable sounds made by some species of whales. Only males 'sing'. While the complex sounds of the humpback whale and some blue whales are believed to be primarily used in sexual selection, all whales use simpler sounds all year round to communicate. Whales occupying the same geographical areas, which can be vast, tend to sing similar songs with only small variations. Male humpback whales have been described as 'inveterate composers' of songs and experts have said that their songs are similar to human music in many ways. Experts are sure the noise isn’t made by Arnoux's beaked whales or Cuvier's beaked whales, because the signal doesn’t match their songs. But it could belong to a strap-toothed whale, a southern bottlenosed whale or a Gray’s beaked whale, according to the study, published in the Journal of Marine Mammal Science. It is very rare for strap-toothed wakes to be sighted as far south as the noises have been heard, while the noise is the wrong frequency for a Gray’s beaked whale, leaving the southern bottlenosed whale as the most likely match. But again there’s a problem, because the whale’s relative, the northern bottlenose whale, makes very different calls, leading experts to think that the southern species probably vocalises in a similar way – unlike the Antarctic BW29 signal. Experts have also recorded an ‘Antarctic BW37’ signal on six occasions, which is of a higher frequency. ‘It remains unknown whether this belongs to a different beaked whale species than the one producing Antarctic BW29,’ they write. Because frequency is usually linked to a whale’s size, there is a theory that the Antarctic BW29 song may be made by a southern bottlenose whale, while the higher pitched Antarctic BW37 song could be made by a smaller Gray’s beaked whale. There’s also a chance that new species of whale could sing at different frequencies, but this ability would be unique among beaked whale species. Last year, a study revealed that the shy Cuvier's beaked whale performs the deepest dives made by any mammal on the planet at 9,816ft (2,992metres) below the waves - the equivalent of just under seven Empire State Buildings - and stays below for 138 minutes . A study published last April has revealed that the shy Cuvier’s beaked whale performs the deepest dives made by any mammal on the planet. Scientists were surprised to record one of the mammal's dives, which was 9,816ft (2,992 metres) below the waves. And the whale stayed up to two miles below - around the depth of just under seven Empire State Buildings on top of one another - for 138 minutes. The New York landmark measures 1,250ft (381 metres) in height, excluding its tip. It is the first time that the diving behaviour of the species has been carefully examined and scientists are particularly interested in them because of the suspected effects of sonar - a system using transmitted and reflected underwater sound waves to detect and locate submerged objects. Marine mammal biologists at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California, tagged eight of the whales off San Nicholas Island in southern California and followed them for several months as they dived for food.",
        "generated_text": "New species; beaked whale; Antarctic; Scientists; sound; new species.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Antarctic song doesn't fit the pattern of noise made by beaked whales .\nBeaked whales are elusive deep divers about which  little is known .\nSong could hint at a new species or could be made by a southern bottlenosed whale, although experts have their reservations .<END-1>",
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            "Scientists may have captured the song of a new species of whale living in the Antarctic . The song can’t be identified and doesn’t fit the pattern of noise generated by the few known species of beaked whale, raising hopes that it could be coming from a completely new species . They have recorded the noise more than 1,000 times to conclude it’s unique in the composition of sounds making the signal and in timing .",
            "Scientists may have captured the song of a new species of whale living in the Antarctic . The song can’t be identified and doesn’t fit the pattern of noise generated by the few known species of beaked whale, raising hopes that it could be coming from a completely new species . They have recorded the noise more than 1,000 times to conclude that it’s unique in the composition of sounds making the signal and in timing .",
            "Scientists may have captured the song of a new species of whale living in the Antarctic . While beaked whales make up the second largest family of cetaceans, relatively little is known about them, mainly because they spend very little time on the water’s surface . The song can’t be identified and doesn’t fit the pattern of noise generated by the few known species of beaked whale ."
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        "sample_id": "test_177",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It's not uncommon for parents to want their children to follow in their footsteps - even if it's limited to just shared interests. But it seems that some are setting their kids on the chosen path earlier than expected. Especially these mothers and fathers, who have projected their geeky interests onto their slumbering newborns in a series of adorable photographs. Art and photography community, BoredPanda have created a thread encouraging parents to showcase their 'true nerdy colours' by dressing their babies up as sci-fi characters, like Princess Leia from Star Wars . Another baby is dressed up as widely-recognisable Nintendo character Mario, complete with tiny dungarees, the red flat cap and even a fake felt moustache . One sleeping newborn is sporting a completely knitted Wonder Woman costume . Art, design and photography community BoredPanda has created a thread encouraging parents to upload cute images of their babies showcasing their parents' 'true nerdy colors.' And of course, obliging parents have taken to the thread with professional photography shots of their trussed up newborns. Dressed as characters ranging across fantasy and sci-fi movies, books, TV shows and comic books, the adorable babies are seen in different scenarios and positions that have clearly been carefully arranged by their parents. A few of the images have even been subject to careful doctoring via Photoshop, in order to make the scenarios more realistic. Spiderman's a popular choice! Another baby is pictured alongside toy replicas of his superhero comrades . These babies are dressed as Star Wars Jedi knights, complete with light sabers and the characteristic brown cloak . One baby has been incorporated into a complicated Harry Potter scenario, complete with round-framed glasses, suitcases for Hogwarts and a magic wand . Some parents have really taken the geek-factor to the next level and have dressed their babes as characters from sci-film films such as Star Wars. One baby is seen as Princess Leia, surrounded by cuddly toy versions of the characters, while she herself is laid comfortably in the middle, wrapped in lace swaddling and sporting a hilarious knitted version of the famous hair-buns. Another baby is dressed as a Jedi, wrapped in a brown cloak characteristic of the monastic characters with an illuminated lightsaber propped up next to him. One newborn is kitted out as widely-recognisable Nintendo character Mario, complete with tiny dungarees, the red flat cap and even a fake felt moustache. To complete the illusion, the baby has been gently laid on an old-school Nintendo gaming device. Two sleeping newborns have been dressed up as comic book characters. One as Flash (pictured left) and one as a Ninja Turtle (pictured right) Down the rabbit hole: One slumbering babe is in a sweet Alice - from Alice in Wonderland - costume, complete with a knitted pocket watch and a grinning Cheshire cat . Other babies have been dressed up like characters from well-known children books. One soundly-sleeping newborn has been incorporated into a scenario from J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter franchise. The baby sports the character's signature round-frame glasses, while laid on top of a pile of suitcases - possibly alluding to his journey to wizarding school, Hogwarts - and is surrounded by the world-famous books, as well as a makeshift wand. Another little-one is undoubtedly dressed as Alice from Lewis Caroll's much-loved, Alice in Wonderland. The sleeping baby sports a blue ribbon hairband and clutches a pocket watch as well as a toy replica of the grinning Cheshire cat. One of the images sees a baby dressed up as a Ninja Turtle, with a full knitted costume, even complete with pizza slice props, one of the characters' idiosyncracies . A newborn has been incorporated into a toy line-up of the much-loved recent Disney film, Frozen . Some parents have chosen to project their love of comic books on their babies, with some newborns kitted out as immediately recognisable superheroes, such as Flash, Wonder Woman, Spiderman, and Ninja Turtle. These costumes are complete with props such as string for Spiderman's webspray, inflatable swords in place of real ones, and even pizzas for the Ninja Turtles. One parent has decided to go with a recent much-loved Disney animation: Frozen. Their newborn is seen emulating Olaf, the enthusiastic snowman, photoshopped next to a line-up of toy versions of the other characters. Another soundly-sleeping babe is a medieval knight and is cushioned up on a toy horse, sporting fleecy-looking grey knitted 'armour' and 'helmet', while another newborn is simply a 'geek' with oversized glasses, a bow tie and a smart-phone. Baby Geek: One baby is simply dressed up as a 'nerd', clutching a smart phone showing equations and wearing glasses and a bow tie . Baby Knight: Another baby is kitted out in knitted grey 'armour' and rides his toy horse .",
        "generated_text": "Parents; babies; sci-fi characters; BoredPanda; thread; parents; their 'true nerdy colors.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Art and photography community, BoredPanda has created the thread .\nBabies are in costumes from comic books, sci-fi films, books,TV shows .\nCharacters include Princess Leia, Wonder Woman, Olaf from Frozen .<END-1>",
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            "Parents have been taking on BoredPanda's encouragement to showcase their 'true nerdy colours' by dressing their babies up as sci-fi characters . These adorable newborns have been dressed up as characters from fantasy and sci-fi movies, TV shows, comics and books in professionally photographed shots . Some of the costumes include: Princess Leia from Star Wars, Mario, Wonder Woman, Jedi knights, Flash, Olaf from Frozen and a Ninja Turtle .",
            "Art and photography community, BoredPanda have created a thread encouraging parents to showcase their 'true nerdy colours' by dressing their babies up as sci-fi characters . Art, design and photography community BoredPanda has created a thread encouraging parents to upload cute images of their babies showcasing their parents' 'true nerdy colors.' The adorable babies are seen in different scenarios and positions that have clearly been carefully arranged by their parents .",
            "Art and photography community, BoredPanda, created a thread encouraging parents to showcase their 'true nerdy colors' by dressing their babies up as sci-fi characters . Obliging parents have taken to the thread to upload cute images of their babies in different scenarios and positions that have clearly been carefully arranged by their parents. The babies are seen dressed as characters ranging across fantasy and sci-fi movies, books, TV shows and comic books ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Manchester City's captain Vincent Kompany, manager Manuel Pellegrini and head of youth development Patrick Vieira were in attendance to watch the club's Under 18s side fall to a 3-1 defeat by Chelsea in the FA Youth Cup final final first-leg. Big-spending City, who have invested millions into ready-made first-team stars over the last few transfer windows, are often criticised for the lack of young players to come through their academy ranks. So, it was reassuring to see Kompany and Pellegrini at the game on Monday night, even if was to witness a loss. Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany (right) watches the club's Under 18s side take on Chelsea . Sadly, Kompany witnesses a 3-1 defeat as Chelsea take a strong lead in the FA Youth Cup final first-leg . City manager Manuel Pellegrini (third from right) also attends the Academy Stadium on Monday night . Pellegrini watches on as City's youngsters fall to a 3-1 defeat in the FA Youth Cup final first-leg on Monday . City's head of youth development and former midfielder Patrick Vieira also attends the game on Monday . In-form forward Tammy Abraham fired Chelsea ahead in the seventh minute with a stunning volley, but that lead didn't last long with City responding through Isaac Buckley's slick low finish inside the box two minutes later. But Abraham restored the visitors' lead before half-time, hooking the ball into the net with an improvised and acrobatic finish at close-range from a corner - his 36th goal this term. Dominic Solanke then sealed the win for Chelsea two minutes from time, latching onto a Charly Musonda through ball and slotting coolly past the keeper. It remains to be seen how many of either of these sides' young stars will progress on to their respective first-teams. Chelsea's first-team are currently top of the Premier League table, while Manchester City's are fourth. Chelsea's Jake Clarke Salter (left) slides to block a shot from Manchester City's Manuel Garcia (right) Chelsea forward Dominic Solanke (right) celebrates after scoring his side's third goal against Chelsea . Chelsea's Tammy Abraham (right) tussles for possession with City's Garcia (left) on Monday night . Chelsea's Issiah Brown (right) shields the ball away from the challenge of the oncoming Pablo Matteo (left)",
        "generated_text": "Vincent Kompany; City; Under 18s; Chelsea; FA Youth Cup; first-leg.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany and manager Manuel Pellegrini attended the first-leg of the FA Cup Youth final against Chelsea .\nHead of youth development Patrick Vieira was also at the ground .\nCity's youngsters fell to a 3-1 defeat at the club's Academy Stadium .<END-1>",
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            "Manchester City's captain Vincent Kompany, manager Manuel Pellegrini and head of youth development Patrick Vieira were in attendance to watch the club's Under 18s side fall to a 3-1 defeat by Chelsea in the FA Youth Cup final first-leg .",
            "Manchester City's captain Vincent Kompany and manager Manuel Pellegrini watch the club's Under 18s side fall 3-1 to Chelsea in the FA Youth Cup final first-leg . Kompany and Pellegrini are often criticised for Manchester City's lack of young players . Chelsea lead the FA Youth Cup final first-leg 3-1 after a in-form Tammy Abraham scores his 36th goal this term .",
            "Manchester City's captain Vincent Kompany and manager Manuel Pellegrini watched the club's Under 18s side fall to a 3-1 defeat by Chelsea in the FA Youth Cup final first-leg . City is often criticised for the lack of young players to come through their academy ranks ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: West Brom have honoured the memory of former striker Jeff Astle on 'Astle Day' against Leicester City in Saturday's Premier League encounter. The Baggies are commemorating the launch of the Jeff Astle Foundation and are wearing a replica of their 1968 FA Cup winning kit, where Astle scored the winner against Everton. Astle died of chronic traumatic encephalopathy in 2002 at the age of 59. Darren Fletcher leads West Brom out vs. Leicester with the side commemorating the Jeff Astle Foundation . Saido Berahino was wearing No 9 for West Brom, formerly worn by West Brom icon Astle . Craig Gardner (right) celebrates scoring for West Brom in the game against Leicester . Astle (centre) scored West Brom's winning goal against Everton in the FA Cup final . Astle's widow Laraine elected  the Leicester game as Astle made his West Brom debut in the fixture . West Brom usually take to the field at The Hawthorns in a white and blue kit . The disease is caused by damage to the brain that coroners ruled the West Brom icon sustained through heading heavy leather footballs during his career in the 1960s and 1970s. The Leicester fixture was chosen by Astle's widow Laraine and daughters Dawn and Claire because he made his West Brom debut against The Foxes 50 years ago. West Brom supporters regularly applaud in the ninth minute of games at The Hawthorns, marking the number Astle wore on his shirt.",
        "generated_text": "West Brom; Jeff Astle; Leicester; Saturday; Premier League.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jeff Astle scored West Brom's winning goal in the 1968 FA Cup final .\nHe died in 2002 from chronic traumatic encephalopathy at the age of 59 .\nWest Brom wearing 1968 kit to mark launch of the Jeff Astle Foundation .<END-1>",
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            "West Brom have honoured the memory of former striker Jeff Astle on 'Astle Day' against Leicester City in Saturday's Premier League encounter. The Baggies are commemorating the launch of the Jeff Astle Foundation and are wearing a replica of their 1968 FA Cup winning kit, where Astle scored the winner against Everton . West Brom commemorated Jeff Astle on 'Astle Day' against Leicester City in Saturday's Premier League encounter, donning a replica of their 1968 FA Cup winning kit.",
            "West Brom have honoured the memory of former striker Jeff Astle on 'Astle Day' against Leicester City in Saturday's Premier League encounter . The Baggies are commemorating the launch of the Jeff Astle Foundation and are wearing a replica of their 1968 FA Cup winning kit, where Astle scored the winner against Everton .",
            "West Brom is commemorating the launch of the Jeff Astle Foundation on 'Astle Day' against Leicester City in Saturday's Premier League encounter . The Baggies are wearing a replica of their 1968 FA Cup winning kit . Astle died of chronic traumatic encephalopathy in 2002 at the age of 59 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Ander Herrera has shunned comparisons with Paul Scholes, saying 'there will never be another'. The stylish Spaniard has been hailed as the one player who could take over Scholes' mantle of creating and scoring goals from midfield but modest Herrera has been quick to distance himself from the former England international. Herrera, 25, took part in one of Manchester United Foundation's Dream Days on Monday, meeting up with ill children and adults at Carrington. Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera has played down comparisons with Paul Scholes . Scholes, pictured celebrating in January 2012, was known for ability to score goals from midfield . Afterwards he took to his Facebook page to answer questions from supporters who compared him to Old Trafford favourite Scholes, who scored 107 goals in 499 games for United. Herrera, though, said: 'There will never be another Scholes. He was a one off.' Herrera has scored seven goals in 26 appearances since his £28.8million arrival from Athletic Bilbao last summer and says his favourite strike so far was his spectacular opener in the 2-0 FA Cup win over Yeovil Town but hopes 'the best one is still to come'. Herrera's favourite goal for United came against League One side Yeovil in the FA Cup third round . Scholes smashes home one of his 107 goals for Manchester United against Reading at Old Trafford . In a United Facebook question and answer session, he went to explain that he wears both 'Ander' and 'Herrera' on his shirt as he is superstitious. 'I did it before in Bilbao, and I am superstitious. I started using 'Ander Herrera' at Athletic a few years ago and I had a very good time there so I wanted to keep putting it on my shirt. I think Marcos Rojo is the same. Actually, in Spain, everyone has at least three names including the last name of both their dad and their mum. 'I always play passionately – for the team and our supporters. I am emotional. Every win and every victory makes me happy but maybe I hope the most emotional moments are coming. I am sure of that, in fact, because I am at United.'",
        "generated_text": "Ander Herrera; comparisons; Paul Scholes; Spain; 25; Manchester United; 107.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Ander Herrera has scored seven goals since joining Manchester United .\nSome have compared the Spaniard to United legend Paul Scholes .\nBut the former Athletic Bilbao midfielder says Scholes is a 'one off'\nHerrera reveals that his favourite United goal came against Yeovil .<END-1>",
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            "Ander Herrera insists there will never be another Paul Scholes as comparisons between the two midfielders continue . The Manchester United player has scored seven goals in 26 appearances since his £28.8m arrival from Athletic Bilbao last summer . Herrera has said he is superstitious and always plays passionately .",
            "Spanish footballer Ander Herrera has played down comparisons with Paul Scholes, saying there will never be another. Herrera was hailed as the one player who could take over Scholes' mantle of creating and scoring goals from midfield. Since his £28.8m arrival from Athletic Bilbao last summer, the midfielder has scored seven goals in 26 appearances for Manchester United.",
            "Ander Herrera has shunned comparisons with Paul Scholes , saying 'there will never be another' . The stylish Spaniard has been hailed as the one player who could take over Scholes' mantle of creating and scoring goals from midfield . Herrera, 25, took part in one of Manchester United Foundation's Dream Days on Monday, meeting up with ill children and adults at Carrington."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Washington (CNN)A 54-year-old man carrying a suspicious package scaled a White House fence Sunday night, but was quickly apprehended. Jerome R. Hunt, of Hayward, California, climbed the fence on the south side of the White House complex about 10:25 p.m., said Brian Leary with the United States Secret Service. According to a source with knowledge of the investigation, the man made it 10 to 15 feet in on the South Lawn but \"was compliant\" once he saw the dogs ready to engage with thim. Hunt is in custody and charges are pending, Leary said. The package was being examined and later deemed to be harmless, a Secret Service source told CNN. Last week, a U.S. official told CNN that temporary steel spikes may be added to the tips of the White House perimeter fence to help deter jumpers. If done, this will be a temporary measure to protect the grounds until a new permanent one is constructed. The official said that the proposal is not in place yet. The Secret Service has come under heavy criticism after two incidents compromised the security of the grounds. On March 4, two senior Secret Service agents who were reportedly intoxicated allegedly drove their car into a White House barrier. Last September, a man jumped the White House fence and made it to an unlocked door on the grounds. Asked about the White House fence jumper, House Oversight Committee chairman Jason Chaffetz told CNN, \"Prevention and swift apprehension is the goal. I appreciate those who dealt with the situation, but I want to learn more.\" CNN's Michelle Kosinski, Jim Acosta and Chris Frates contributed to this report.",
        "generated_text": "Jerome R. Hunt; custody; charges; Package; harmless; Secret Service source.",
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            "Jerome R. Hunt of Hayward, California, was taken into custody by the United States Secret Service after scaling the south side fence of the White House complex carrying a suspicious package . A source close to the investigation said Hunt made it 10 to 15 feet in on the South Lawn but \"was compliant\" once he saw the dogs ready to engage with him . The package was later deemed to be harmless .",
            "A man was apprehended by the Secret Service after climbing a fence on the south side of the White House complex carrying a suspicious package . Jerome R. Hunt, of Hayward, California, was in custody and charges are pending . The package was later deemed to be harmless, a Secret Service source said.",
            "A 54-year-old man carrying a suspicious package scaled a White House fence Sunday night but was quickly apprehended . The package was later deemed to be harmless, a Secret Service source told CNN . Jerome R. Hunt is in custody and charges are pending ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Utrecht has twelve players on the pitch at one stage during Sunday's 1-1 draw with Ajax at the Stadion Galgenwaard. No, the home side weren't cheating but instead Utrecht winger Edouard Duplan had no idea he had been substituted midway through the first-half. The referee blew on 24 minutes amid confusion Utrecht had an extra man on the pitch and marched over to Duplan. Edouard Duplan is spoken to by the referee as Utrecht appear to have twelve players on the pitch against Ajax . The referee points at substitute Tommy Oar on the field of the play and Duplan appears to realise his mistake . Duplan makes his way off the pitch and hops over the advertising hoarding to the Utrecht bench on Sunday . Duplan sees the funny side of mishap and laughs with the bench during Utrecht's 1-1 draw with Ajax . The Frenchman protested but suddenly seemed to realise substitute Tommy Oar was now on the pitch and soon made his departure. With a hop over the advertising hoardings, Duplan saw the funny side and attempted to explain the mix-up to his team-mates on the bench. Having briefly had twelve players on the pitch during the first half, Utrecht ended the game with 10, following Ramon Leeuwin's sending off in the 87th minute. Leeuwin didn't have the best of afternoon's after putting the ball into his own net to give Ajax the lead before Gevero Markiet equalised for Utrecht with five minutes to go. Australia international Tommy Oar replaced  team-mate Duplan in the 24th minute of the Eredivisie clash .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Utrecht briefly had twelve players on the pitch against Ajax on Sunday .\nWinger Edouard Duplan hadn't realised he had been substituted .\nFrenchman saw funny side and made his way off the pitch during 1-1 draw .<END-1>",
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            "Utrecht appeared to have twelve players on the pitch during their 1-1 draw with Ajax on Sunday . However, Utrecht winger Edouard Duplan had no idea he had been substituted midway through the first-half . The referee pointed out substitute Tommy Oar on the field and Duplan then realised his mistake .",
            "A Dutch football team Utrecht had 12 players on the pitch after winger Edouard Duplan hadn't realised he was substituted midway through the first half of Sunday's match against Ajax . The referee pointed out the mistake and sent Duplan off the pitch to the bench, where he was laughing with the team-mates . Utrecht drew 1:1 with Ajax .",
            "Utrecht had twelve players on the pitch during a 1-1 draw with Ajax after winger Edouard Duplan had no idea he had been substituted midway through the first-half . The referee blew on 24 minutes amid confusion and marched over to Duplan . Duplan saw the funny side of the mishap and laughed with the bench during the game ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It is the image which the Tories hope will scare floating voters into their arms – the prospect of Nicola Sturgeon forcing Ed Miliband to implement her radical policies. Launching a new poster campaign showing Ms Sturgeon manipulating a puppet Labour leader, Conservative chairman Grant Shapps said: ‘The only way that Ed Miliband might crawl through the gates of No10 now is if he’s carried there by the SNP. ‘Nicola Sturgeon would pull the strings and demand weaker defences, more spending and unaffordable welfare handouts. It would be a disaster.’ Scroll down for video . New poster: It is the image which the Tories hope will scare floating voters into their arms – the prospect of Nicola Sturgeon forcing Ed Miliband to implement her radical policies . The campaign comes as Ms Sturgeon uses an article in today’s Scottish Mail on Sunday to claim that she can help ‘lead the UK’. The SNP leader reveals that her party’s manifesto, to be published tomorrow, will include pledges in policy areas which don’t even directly affect Scotland. It will be the first time that the SNP has ever set out policies designed for other parts of the UK – even though people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland cannot vote for them. Her comments are certain to rile many in England, who will be aghast at the prospect of a party for which they cannot vote trying to run their country. Ms Sturgeon also gives an ‘absolute guarantee’ that she will not use success in this year’s General Election as a reason to push for another poll on breaking up Britain. ‘We will be pursuing policies which can change things for the better for people right across the UK, such as in health, where we will oppose any attempts to further privatise England’s NHS, ensuring more public funding for healthcare north and south of the border,’ she writes. Campaign trail: The leader of the Scottish National Party is applauded by former leader and local candidate Alex Salmond during campaigning in Inverurie, Aberdeenshire yesterday . ‘I can also give an absolute guarantee that this Election is not about independence or about delivering another referendum, no matter how many SNP MPs may be returned to Westminster in May.’ But Alistair Darling, who led the campaign to save the Union last year, today warns voters not to believe her claims. In his first major contribution to this year’s Election campaign, the former Labour Chancellor says an influx of SNP MPs at Westminster would turn Scotland into ‘Neverendum land’. Also writing exclusively in today’s Scottish Mail on Sunday, he says: ‘Nicola Sturgeon will decide when to hold another referendum and it will be when she thinks she will win it ... [The SNP] need to spell out what exactly they intend. The vote was clear. What’s more, most Scots do not want to live in Neverendum land. ‘We are now told that the General Election is not about independence. Really? 'That’s what the SNP said in 2011 in the Scottish elections. It was all about health and education, they said. Not after the result it wasn’t.’ Revelation: It was also claimed this weekend that Ms Sturgeon has privately vowed to keep voting down an Ed Miliband Budget until he agrees to her party’s policy demands . It was also claimed this weekend that Ms Sturgeon has privately vowed to keep voting down an Ed Miliband Budget until he agrees to her party’s policy demands. With polling experts saying that Labour has only a 1 per cent chance of forming a majority Government in its own right, the SNP’s support is likely to be vital in passing any Budget drawn up by a Miliband administration. Until now, it had been assumed Ms Sturgeon’s party could not vote against a Budget without triggering a vote of no confidence and another General Election. But SNP sources told the BBC’s Newsnight that since the 2011 Fixed-term Parliaments Act, this is no longer the case.",
        "generated_text": "Nicola Sturgeon; Ed Miliband; post-election campaign.",
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            "The Tories hope their new poster campaign showing Nicola Sturgeon manipulating a puppet Labour leader will scare floating voters into their arms . The SNP leader claims her party's manifesto will include pledges in policy areas that don't even directly affect Scotland . Alistair Darling warns voters not to believe her claims and says that an influx of SNP MPs at Westminster would turn Scotland into \"Neverendum land\" .",
            "The Tories launch a new poster campaign featuring Nicola Sturgeon manipulating a puppet Labour leader to scare floating voters into their arms . Ms Sturgeon uses an article in today’s Scottish Mail on Sunday to claim that she can help ‘lead the UK’, and gives an ‘absolute guarantee’ that success in this year’s General Election will not be used as a reason to push for another poll on breaking up Britain .",
            "The Conservative's new post-election campaign shows Nicola Sturgeon manipulating a puppet Labour leader . Conservative chairman, Grant Shapps, warns that the only way Ed Miliband may become Prime Minister is if he is carried there by the SNP, who would demand weaker defences, more spending and unaffordable welfare handouts . Nicola Sturgeon claims that her party’s manifesto, to be published tomorrow, will include pledges in policy areas which don’t even directly affect Scotland."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Out there in the desert, the mirage continues to shimmer for Amir Khan. The identity of the challenge becomes blurred in the haze. First it looks like Floyd Mayweather. Now he glimpses Manny Pacquiao. And in which oasis in the sand might he finally touch gloves with one of the two best boxers on earth? The initial lure has been Mayweather in Las Vegas, Nevada. Now the siren call is Pacquiao in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. For two years Khan has been so close to fighting Mayweather that he could smell the resin and hear the roar of the crowd. Yet each time he reaches out, the tantalising illusion fades and slips away like so many fantasies along the Vegas Strip. Now the image of Pacquiao dances before him and there is reason to believe that a tale which might have been told by Scheherazade could become reality one starlit Arabian night. After waiting and waiting for Floyd Mayweather, Amir Khan could be set to face Manny Pacquiao . A fight with Pacquiao, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi . The handsome young prince of British boxing will pay a flying visit to Vegas on May 2, there to watch the PacMan and the Money Man dispute the richest fight of all time. Win or lose, Pacquiao could await Khan come winter. Sportsmail's Jeff Powell with Amir Khan . Bob Arum, the PacMan’s vintage promoter, has to hand a treasure trove of an offer for a fight in Abu Dhabi this November or December. Khan, the stand-by for Pacquiao had Mayweather refused the Fight of the Century, is Arum’s first choice for that extravaganza in the Middle East. Once Pacquiao’s sparring partner, now Khan says: ‘I want this fight. I would love to box Manny. We’ve been looking at an event in Dubai and Abu Dhabi is only a short drive away. It’s a dream of mine to fight in that part of the world.’ As a hero of the Muslim world, Khan would be a huge attraction there. He now has initials which are the Pakistan equivalent of a CBE behind his name. His father and mother have just returned from Islamabad where, on their son’s behalf, they received from President Mamnoon Hussain the PAPID - the President’ s Award for Pride In Performance. Arum is aware of that box office potential but also recognises the boxing qualities of the ‘nice young man’ from Bolton: ‘Amir has great speed. Maybe the only guy as fast as Manny. And his recent performances have been impressive. This would be an outstanding fight.’ Assuming that Khan wins his interim bout with Chris Algieri in New York next month, all that would appear to stand between him and his long-awaited mega-fight is the outside chance of a re-match between Pacquiao and Mayweather. Promoter Bob Arum (left), with Pacquiao and Roach after the 2009 win over Miguel Cotto, rates Khan highly . Floyd Jnr seems to have no great appetite for a second edition of May 2nd, even though a return bout might bank the man who nicknames himself Money another couple of hundred million dollars. Either way, Mayweather will conclude his enriching six-fight contract with the Showtime cable network in America in September. That timing rules out Khan as his opponent - yet again after two broken promises - because his strict observance of Ramadan would not end in time for him to prepare fully. But if it’s not a re-match and Mayweather finds another opponent, Pacquiao-Khan is a natural for both of them. Pacquiao prefers an early winter date for his second fight of a year and Khan says: ‘Late November or December is perfect for me.’ Furthermore, it is highly unlikely that if Mayweather beats Pacquiao he will want to risk his cherished unbeaten record for a second time against the most dangerous of all his opponents. Floyd Mayweather will end his six-fight deal with Showtime in September, which won't work for Khan . Pacquiao works out with trainer Freddie Roach at their base at Wild Card Boxing in Los Angeles . And Khan suspects that will be the upshot in Vegas: ‘I actually think that once Mayweather gets through Manny’s assault in the first few rounds it will become an easy win for him. ‘Manny has speed and power but Floyd has the defensive skill to avoid him and the brain and accuracy to keep picking him off as he comes in. ‘The longer it goes the harder it will get for Manny and if he is to win he will have to keep up the pace through every minute of every round.’ Khan has affection as well as respect for his old spar-mate, so it puts him in a curious position to realise that defeat for his pal would benefit himself. Khan believes Pacquiao will struggle more with Mayweather the longer their mega-fight goes on . So he says: ‘I’ll just watch it with a professional eye. And there is a chance that if Floyd’s legs really are slowing down that Manny will catch up with him - and he can punch.’ By way of further irony, Khan has been working lately to add to his high-speed aggression exactly the kind of patience he would need if he ever did fight Mayweather. Hidden away in a unit in a business park in Oakland, across the Bay from San Francisco, is the gym in which trainer Virgil Hunter hones the talents of Khan and his long-time protege Andre Ward, who will shortly make his own comeback from a long lay-off. Khan has to first overcome Chris Algieri (left), who was decked six time by Pacquiao, on May 29 in New York . But as his higher education continues under Hunter, he is buckling down. Partly in the knowledge, at 28, that these are his prime years and they must not be squandered. He says: ‘I’ve wasted the best part of a couple of years waiting for Floyd because I would love to be the man who beat the man considered the best pound-for-pound in the world. Now I have to make the most of every day because soon it may be too late. ‘Floyd and Manny are getting closer to retirement and if I don’t fight one of them soon it may never happen.’ That is one of the reasons why Khan puts on hold a Battle of Britain with Kell Brook, preferring to focus on selling himself in America and thereby stay at the front of the queue for a shot at Pacquiao or Mayweather. Kell Brook (left) is fighting Frankie Gavin (right) in the 02 Arena and Khan says he has to wait to face him . Does his May 29 fight with Algieri - recently floored six times by Pacquiao in Macao - help that crusade? ‘Algieri’s a better fighter than Frankie Gavin (Brook’s world title challenger next month). He’s world lightweight champion and he’s fought at a far higher level than Frankie. Kell can wait.’ Khan says: ‘Being at ringside (on May 2) will be a bit frustrating but I accept that this is the fight the whole world has been waiting to see. So no. I won’t be feeling any resentment.’ It is not much more than a half-hour’s flight from Oakland to Vegas. Amir Khan is hoping that the next time he takes to the air it will be on a magic carpet — to Arabia.",
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            "Amir Khan could be set to face Manny Pacquiao in Abu Dhabi this November or December . Bob Arum, the PacMan's vintage promoter, has to hand a treasure trove of an offer for a fight in Abu Dhabi. Assuming that Khan wins his interim bout with Chris Algieri in New York next month, all that would appear to stand between him and his long-awaited mega-fight is the outside chance of a re-match between Pacquiao and Mayweather.",
            "A fight between Amir Khan and Manny Pacquiao is on the cards for Abu Dhabi in November or December . Bob Arum, Pacquiao’s promoter, is said to be keen and recognises Khan’s boxing qualities. While Khan waits to face either Pacquiao or Mayweather, he is focusing on selling himself in America and staying at the front of the queue for a shot at either fighter."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Fleas in Arizona have tested positive for the plague and could spread the deadly disease to humans, according to officials. The plague, which famously killed millions of Europeans during the Black Death, is most commonly carried by fleas and rodents. Prairie dog deaths at Picture Canyon in Arizona alerted officials to the possibility of an outbreak. Parasitic insects from the preserve near a water treatment plant in Flagstaff were found to carry the illness. Scroll down for video . Authorities near Flagstaff, Arizona, have found fleas infected with plague after prairie dogs in Picture Canyon began dying (file photos) The plague, which killed millions of Europeans in the 1300s, causes pustules on the skin and is still contracted by 2,000 people a year (file photo) Human cases have developed from close contact with cats who have preyed on infected vermin and  residents in the Southwest have been warned about dangers of the disease while camping. The Southwestern US is similar to the plains of Central Asia where plague began, Professor David Wagner of Northern Arizona University told the Arizona Daily Sun. Plague is still contracted by as many as 2,000 people a year, according to the World Health Organization, though the vast majority of cases are in sub-Saharan Africa and Madagascar. Prairie dogs are particularly susceptible to illness because they live in social burrows, and 90 per cent of the furry creatures' colony can eventually be wiped out if plague infects one member. The disease's rodent host dies, when fleas will look for more blood to drink, including from people. The vast majority of human plague cases reported in the US are in the arid climate of the Southwest, which scientists say is similar to the disease's homeland of Central Asia . The discovery of the disease at Picture Canyon (pictured) has prompted a warning from authorities about the dangers posed by dead rodents . Insecticide has been sprayed in prairie dog burrows in Picture Canyon to halt the plague's spread. Symptoms of pain in humans include fever, chills and muscle pain. At later stages it causes gangrene and a large amount of pustules, or buboes, on the skin. The incubation period could be up to seven days. Modern medications are effective in fighting the plague, also known by its bacterial name Yersinia pestis,  though it can be deadly if left untreated. The last plague epidemic in the United States was in Los Angeles between 1924 and 1925, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Plague originally came to North America via rodents on steamships from Asia. The bacteria Yersinia pestis originally came to North America on steamship rodents from Asia, and the last outbreak was in Los Angeles in 1924 .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Prairie dog deaths at Picture Canyon led to positive tests on fleas .\nResidents warned about dangers to pets, especially cats .\nDisease can wipe out 90 per cent of prairie dogs in a colony .<END-1>",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Tony Abbott may have thrilled players at an Australian Rules function by skolling a beer but he’s drawn the ire of anti-drinking campaigners who claim he’s glorifying binge drinking and associating being a man with drinking booze. Julie Robert, a cultural studies professor at the University of Technology Sydney, said it was 'problematic' that the Prime Minister, who she believes should be advocating against binge drinking, thought it acceptable to 'showcase his masculinity' by skolling a beer. ‘It sets up a culture that drinking isn’t about socialising with friends, it’s about how quickly and how much you can drink,’ she said. Scroll down for video . Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott was cheered on by a crowd of about 50 as he skolled a schooner of beer . Mr Abbott came under fire after the incident as anti-drinking campaigners said he was glorifying binge drinking . ‘It sets up a culture that drinking isn’t about socialising with friends, it’s about how quickly and how much you can drink.’ On Saturday night Mr Abbott appeared happy to oblige  when he was asked to have a drink by University of Technology Sydney Bats coach Simon Carradous. It took the Prime Minister about six seconds to down the schooner as players cheered and chanted 'skol' and 'Tony'. Dr Robert warned people can forget their limits when they are wrapped up in the act of demonstrating how much, or how quickly, they can drink. 'It is the whole performance and the display and showing off which is the problematic part,' she told Daily Mail Australia. However, she said it was not just Mr Abbott's skol that was concerning, it was also the way media and other government officials have reacted to the event. In an interview on Sunday, opposition leader Bill Shorten quipped that he was 'just pleased that Tony Abbott’s learning to drink beer without adding lemonade to it'. Mr Abbott was labelled 'un-Australian' for ordering a light beer during his 2010 campaign. Dr Robert said while drinking was a part of the Australian tradition, it was dangerous to make comments that would only  glorify irresponsible drinking practices and perpetuate the stereotype that drinking heavily makes you a true blue Aussie bloke. Critics said he should be setting an example that you don't have to drink heavily to be a 'true blue Aussie bloke' It appeared to take the Prime Minister about six seconds to down the schooner, as players cheered and chanted 'skol' and 'Tony' Health Minister Sussan Ley was quick to jump to Mr Abbott's defence saying there was 'nothing wrong' with the Prime Minister's antics. “If more people got up at 4.30 in the morning and went running and cycling and worked as hard as our Prime Minister to keep fit and demonstrate that there are many ways that you can do this, I think we’d have a healthier country as a result,’’ Ms Ley said. During his night out, Mr Abbott gave a speech to the players, according to Australian Women's Weekly. 'He grabs the microphone and gives a speech, which went along the lines of: 'well isn't this a real treat, I've been a rugby man all my life but now I finally get to hang out with some real footballers' to which of course the crowd went crazy,' coach Carradous said. 'Then he proceeds to reach down and grab a schooner and he drank from head-to-toe the entire schooner, dribbling little bits on his shirt... He was proud as punch.' While Mr Abbott is not the first Australian Prime Minister to show off his skolling skills, with former Labor Prime Minister Bob Hawke a notable example, Dr Roberts said he should have taken into consideration recent shifts in attitudes over heavy drinking. 'I don’t necessarily think it’s a partisan thing but I do think the climate has changed and we didn’t [used to] have the concern over binge drinking that we do now,' she said. Mr Abbott was asked to have a drink by University of Technology Sydney Bats coach Simon Carradous, and the Prime Minister happily obliged . 'He drank the entire schooner, dribbling bits on his shirt... He was proud as punch,' a witness said .",
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            "Anti-drinking campaigners are criticising Australian Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, for 'glorifying binge drinking' after he was filmed skolling a beer at an Australian Rules function . Julie Robert, a cultural studies professor at the University of Technology Sydney, said it was 'problematic' that the Prime Minister was 'showcasing his masculinity' by skolling a beer, as it sets up a culture that drinking isn't socialising, it's about how quickly and how much you can drink.",
            "Anti-drinking campaigners criticised Tony Abbott for glorifying binge drinking and associating being a man with drinking booze . Julie Robert, a cultural studies professor at the University of Technology Sydney, said it was 'problematic' that the Prime Minister of Australia thought it acceptable to 'showcase his masculinity' by skolling a beer . During his night out, Mr Abbott gave a speech to the players, according to Australian Women's Weekly.",
            "Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has drawn the ire of anti-drinking campaigners who claim he is glorifying binge drinking and associating being a man with drinking beer . University of Technology Sydney Professor Julie Robert said she believed the Prime Minister should be advocating against binge drinking rather than showcasing his masculinity by skolling a beer ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Deep in rural South Africa, a terrifying white supremacist movement is brainwashing teenagers to rise up in defiance of Nelson Mandela's hard-fought dream of a Rainbow Nation. The far-right Afrikaner Resistance Movement (AWB) is training thousands of youths in military-style bootcamps northwest of Johannesburg to fight for a separate white state. By day, they are pushed to their physical limits with assault courses and self-defence lessons, all the while being told of the danger from 'the millions of blacks trying to kill you'. Then by night, they are subjected to vile racist indoctrination which many hoped had disappeared from South Africa for good. Scroll down for video . Indoctrinated: Teenagers take part in a military-style bootcamp run by the far-right Afrikaner Resistance Movement which is training and brainwashing them into taking up thecause of creating a separate white state . 'I don't have black friends': Dion Bernard, a 15-year-old nicknamed Sparky, has a gun placed against his head during self-defence lessons at the Afrikaner Resistance Movement camp near Johannesburg . For Dion Bernard, a 15-year-old boy enrolled on the latest camp, the seeds of old hatred are already cemented in his mind. 'In the Bible it says black people must live with black people and white people must live with white people,' he says. 'You cannot mix nations.  I don't have black friends. If they come to my side and ask to speak to me, I will say no. Or I will turn my back on them and walk away.' Dion comes from a deeply religious family, part of a small but determined minority of Afrikaner people who still yearn for apartheid-era politics. He is one more than 2,000 teenagers who have attend Kommando core, an AWB 'endurance' camp for white youngsters, over the last two years. Filmmakers followed their story for a controversial documentary called Fatherland by TIA Productions. 'We want our own country': Members of the camp burn the South African flag whle holding an Afrikaner one . Sinister: More than 2,000 teenagers who have attend Kommando core, an AWB 'endurance' camp for white youngsters, over the last two years . The camp is run by Colonel Jooste, a veteran of the South African apartheid era. 'South Africa is bleeding,' he says. 'And this is why we have to train our people to be prepared. 'There's millions and millions of blacks around you, smothering you... and killing you. 'So you have to implement certain systems to survive and that's why we say the only system we can go now for is not apartheid. That's second prize. First prize is freedom.' His lectures sound like something taken straight out of the slave-trade era. By day, the youngsters are pushed to their physical limits with assault courses and self-defence lessons . But by night, they are subjected to vile racist indoctrination which many probably hoped had disappeared from South Africa for good . He tells them: 'We look different. We don't look the same as them. 'They have thick lips. The lips are likely to curl upwards. 'Okay? We have thin lips. The negroes ears on the inside are totally different to ours. 'It's much more sensitive. That's why us Afrikaners know, hit them against the ears and they'll fall to the ground. Because their ears are made differently.' Later, members of the camp are filmed burning the South African flag while holding the Afrikaner one. 'No one will force us to stand under this flag,' they say. 'We Afrikaners want our freedom. We want our own country.'",
        "generated_text": "Far-right Afrikaner Resistance Movement; AWB; South African; Youths; bootcamps; fight; a separate white state; Youths; physical limits; assault courses; self-defence lessons; 'Our country.",
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            "Far-right Afrikaner Resistance Movement (AWB) is training thousands of youths in military-style bootcamps northwest of Johannesburg to fight for a separate white state . By day, they are pushed to their physical limits with assault courses and self-defence lessons, all the while being told of the danger from 'the millions of blacks trying to kill you' . The camp is run by Colonel Jooste, a veteran of the South African apartheid era, who tells them 'we want our own country' .",
            "The far-right Afrikaner Resistance Movement (AWB) is training thousands of youths in military-style bootcamps northwest of Johannesburg to fight for a separate white state . During the day, the youths are pushed to their physical limits with assault courses and self-defence lessons, all the while being told of the danger from 'the millions of blacks trying to kill you'. By night, they are subjected to vile racist indoctrination which many hoped had disappeared from South Africa for good."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Sen. Elizabeth Warren insists she's not running for president. But her description of a 2016 \"dream\" presidential candidate sounds a lot like, well, her. Warren, during an appearance Friday on CNN's \"New Day,\" said she wanted to see someone willing to fight for the middle class and \"make Washington work for families again.\" Warren says she feels that Washington functions well for special interest groups and the well-connected but leaves out the rest of the nation. \"(I've) spent my whole life studying what's happening to America's middle class and watching year by year, one blow after another,\" she said. \"We live in an America now where the game is rigged, where Washington works really great for those who hire armies of lobbyists, armies of lawyers. It's just not working so well for the rest of America.\" Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, also got specific with her wish list, mentioning that a candidate willing to lower the interest rates on student loans and shore up Social Security would get high marks from her. What the economy means for 2016 . She wouldn't say which of the slew of declared or yet-to-declare candidates fit that bill, but she did want to give all of them a chance as the 2016 campaign kicks off. \"I really want to give everybody who gets in this race a chance to get out there and put their agenda in front of us,\" she said. However, Warren said the two Republican candidates who have gotten into the race -- Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul -- have already disqualified themselves in her eyes because of how they've voted in Congress. \"I've watched them vote,\" Warren said. \"They voted against the Social Security benefits increase. They voted against reducing the interest rate on student loans.\" Opinion: Can Democrats really take on Wall Street? Warren, a former special adviser for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, is something of a political rock star in the eyes of many liberal and progressive voters because of her populist leanings and her passionate calls for an end to income inequality. Many of them want her to get into the race and become a viable challenger to Democratic frontrunner Hilary Clinton. When asked, yet again, if she was going to run, Warren didn't exactly say no. \"I want to see who else gets in this race,\" she said. \"And I want to see what the issues are that they push.\"",
        "generated_text": "Elizabeth Warren; middle class; \"Washington; work; families; CNN; New Day; Tuesday.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The Massachusetts senator says Washington works well for special interests and the well-connected but leaves out the rest of the nation .\nShe says that in her eyes, two declared GOP candidates have already disqualified themselves .<END-1>",
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            "Sen. Elizabeth Warren insists she's not running for president, but says she wants to see someone willing to fight for the middle class and \"make Washington work for families again\" . She said a candidate willing to lower the interest rates on student loans and shore up Social Security would get high marks from her . Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, also got specific with her wish list on CNN's \"New Day\" on Tuesday.",
            "Sen. Elizabeth Warren insists she's not running for president . She wants someone willing to fight for the middle class and \"make Washington work for families again.\" Warren says she feels that Washington functions well for special interest groups and the well-connected but leaves out the rest of the nation ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Washington (CNN)Until recently, if you sat in church on Sunday mornings, pollsters could predict where you stood on same-sex marriage. What a difference a decade makes. In 2003, when the Massachusetts Supreme Court became the country's first to legalize same-sex marriage, less than 30% of religiously affiliated Americans supported gays' and lesbians' right to wed. By 2014, that number had climbed to 47%, according to a survey conducted by the Public Religion Research Institute. That's more than the 45% who said they opposed same-sex nuptials. The margin is small but statistically significant, said Robert P. Jones, CEO of PRRI, because of the exceptionally large pool of respondents: 40,000 adult Americans. (Eight percent refused to answer or said they didn't know their stance on same-sex marriage.) According to PRRI's poll, there are now more people of faith who favor marriage equality than stand against it, a dramatic turn in one of this country's most divisive debates and a generational shift with the potential to sweep through everything from the wedding industry to the 2016 presidential race. \"There's been a huge swing in the last decade,\" said Jones. \"There are now big, mainstream groups on both sides of the debate.\" If the U.S. Supreme Court has been paying attention, it likely saw this trend coming. Each time the high court has considered a case related to same-sex marriage, the pile of amicus briefs from religious groups supporting gay rights has inched a little taller, and the crowds protesting outside their grand marble steps has gradually grown more diverse. On Tuesday, for example, as the Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Obergefell v. Hodges, a case widely expected to produce a landmark ruling on same-sex marriage, an interfaith coalition of clergy led by the dean of Washington's National Cathedral is planning to march in support of LGBT rights. \"I join with many across the spectrum of American faith communities in my hope that the Court's ruling will permit same-sex marriage in all 50 states,\" the Very Rev. Gary Hall, the cathedral's dean, said in a statement. \"I trust that their judgment will end discrimination against those who seek God's blessing on their marriages.\" Clergy from Hall's religious denomination, the Episcopal Church, have also submitted an amicus brief in support of same-sex marriage. The brief is endorsed by nearly 2,000 faith leaders, including rabbis, Methodist ministers, Lutheran bishops, seminary professors and Congregationalist chaplains. Another brief, submitted by the Anti-Defamation League, is signed by Jewish, Hindu and Presbyterian groups. In a reverse of traditional arguments against gay marriage, some members of these groups say their religious rights will be curtailed if states do not allow them to perform same-sex nuptials. Prominent and powerful religious groups are lined up on the other side as well, including the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, National Association of Evangelicals, Southern Baptist Convention, Assemblies of God and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, also known as the Mormon church. Together, leaders of these faiths represent more than 120 million Americans. But as PRRI's survey shows, there are often differences of opinion between the pulpits and the pews. Despite vocal opposition from the U.S. Catholic Bishops, for example, 60% of Catholics now favor same-sex marriage. That's a huge increase from 2003, when just 35% backed gay rights, according to survey conducted at the time by the Pew Research Center. Mainline Protestants -- so-called for their prominence in 20th century American life -- also saw a huge shift in the last decade. While 36% supported same-sex marriage in 2003, now 62% do. At a glance, the pro-gay marriage faction is now strikingly diverse, encompassing Buddhists, Catholics, Jews and Hindus. But the pro-traditional marriage crowd is just as motley, bridging black Protestants, Mormons, Muslims and white evangelicals, according to PRRI's survey. Same-sex marriage rights worldwide . Legalized nationwide:Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Iceland, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, South Africa, Sweden . Legalized in certain regions:Brazil, Mexico, United States . Civil unions or domestic partnerships:Andorra, Austria, Brazil, Colombia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, Finland, France, Germany, Greenland, Hungary, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Slovenia, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Uruguay and parts of Australia, Mexico, United States and Venezuela . The survey data comes from PRRI's American Values Atlas, conducted between April and December of last year. PRRI is a nonpartisan, nonprofit research group that focuses on faith and American culture. Separate surveys conducted by PRRI and other groups show much of the newfound religious support for same-sex marriage is coming from younger Americans. Seven in 10 Millennials, for example, support same-sex marriage and say that faith groups alienate young adults by being judgemental on sexual ethics. Half of millennial Republicans say gays and lesbians should be allowed to marry, and 43% of white evangelical millennials agree. Those numbers could put GOP presidential candidates in a tight spot, said Jones, as they try to expand their base and appeal to younger Americans. \"The real challenge for GOP candidates is how can they plant their feet deftly enough not to offend older conservatives in the primaries but still be able to pivot in the general election to a younger generation,\" Jones said. Politicians may pivot on same-sex marriage, but Bible-believing Christians should not -- even if public opinion turns against them, said Denny Burk, a professor at Boyce College, a Southern Baptist school in Louisville, Kentucky. \"For me, the number of people who come to the message is not the main issue. There are periods when the Gospel is popular and periods when it's not. You can't base your evaluation of its truthfulness on its popularity at a given historical moment.\" Still, Burk said he doesn't doubt that more millennials accept same-sex marriage, and he fully expects the Supreme Court to legalize gay weddings countrywide this June when the justices render a decision in Obergefell v. Hodges. But the fight is far from over, Burk said. \"Just like we've seen this decades-long culture war with abortion, we're going to see the same thing with gay marriage.\"",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>There are now more people of faith who favor marriage equality than stand against it, according to a new poll .\nIf the U.S. Supreme Court has been paying attention, it likely saw this trend coming .<END-1>",
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            "PRRI’s survey shows that there are now more people of faith who favour marriage equality than stand against it . The survey is based on 40,000 American adults and shows that in 2014, 47% of religiously affiliated Americans supported gay and lesbian marriage . There is now a big mainstream on both sides of the debate .",
            "More than 47% of religiously affiliated Americans support same-sex marriage, a significant increase from the 30% who supported it in 2003 . This shift has the potential to sweep through everything from the wedding industry to the 2016 presidential race . The surprising support comes from younger Americans, specifically seven in 10 millennials, according to surveys conducted by PRRI and other groups.",
            "According to a survey conducted by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI), there are now more people of faith who favor marriage equality than stand against it, a dramatic turn in one of this country's most divisive debates and a generational shift with the potential to sweep through everything from the wedding industry to the 2016 presidential race . The margin is small but statistically significant, said Robert P. Jones, CEO of PRRI, because of the exceptionally large pool of respondents: 40,000 adult Americans. In 2003, when the Massachusetts Supreme Court became the country's first to legalize same-sex marriage, less than 30% of religiously affiliated Americans supported gays' and lesbians' right to wed. By 2014, that number had climbed to 47% ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Raheem Sterling may hold all the cards in his contract dispute with Liverpool, but he needs to focus on his football rather than his pay-packet, according to former QPR boss Harry Redknapp. Redknapp insisted that Sterling is not ready to move to the likes of Real Madrid at this stage of his career, so should stay at the club who have helped him develop so far. However, the 68-year-old also conceded that, if he wants to force a move, there is very little Liverpool can do to stop him. Raheem Sterling should focus on his football rather than his contract according to Harry Redknapp . Sterling has turned down a new deal with Liverpool and put off contract talks until the summer . 'Sterling is not going to go to Real Madrid at the moment I wouldn't think, so where could he go better in England?'  said Redknapp while working as a pundit for BT Sport. 'I think he's at a great club, he's working under a manger who obviously works hard with him on the training ground, eh's improved him. I think he needs to sign his contract and get on with his football. 'It's very hard to keep players who really make up their mind they want to leave.' 'When they want to go, they've got all the power. If he decides to down tools, they've got a problem.' The 20-year-old gave an interview to the BBC on Wednesday giving his reasons for his decision . Brendan Rodgers insists that his relationship with Sterling is as strong as ever despite the disputes . Harry Redknapp made the comments while working as a pundit for BT Sport on Saturday . The last Liverpool player to run down his contract and leave for Real Madrid, Steve McManaman, branded Sterling's behaviour 'ridiculous' and 'baffling' and suggested the player has been poorly advised. 'I think it's ridiculous and you have to remember he's only a 20-year-old boy, starting off his career,' said McManaman. The people who are trying to guide him through his life have been ill-informed really. He's now put himself under a huge amount of pressure, and he shouldn't have. Sterling (right) has confirmed that he rejected an offer of £100,000-a-week to stay at Liverpool . 'You don't want to discuss your contract and leave it to the end of the season. Don't go and do an interview talking about your contract. It's baffling, absolutely baffling.' 'I think he wants to stay at Liverpool it's just about getting the best deal off the club. You can't just play great football for one year and suddenly think you're the best player in the world.'",
        "generated_text": "Harry Redknapp; Raheem Sterling; Real Madrid; time; Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers.",
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            "Harry Redknapp says Raheem Sterling isn't ready for a move to Real Madrid and should focus on his football . Sterling has refused to sign a new contract with Liverpool . Redknapp says there's little Liverpool can do if Sterling wants to leave as he holds all the power .",
            "Harry Redknapp says Raheem Sterling is not ready to move to the likes of Real Madrid, so he should stay at Liverpool who have helped him develop so far . However, if he wants to force a move, there is very little Liverpool can do to stop him . Brendan Rodgers, Liverpool manager says that he still has a strong relationship with Sterling despite the contract disputes .",
            "Raheem Sterling should stay at Liverpool and focus on his football, according to Harry Redknapp . Sterling recently put off contract talks until the summer and has turned down a new deal . Redknapp said that, if Sterling decides to leave, there is very little Liverpool can do to stop him ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: England World Cup winner Jason Robinson has revealed he once contemplated suicide during a troubled period of his career in which he was arrested for violent offences. Speaking in the documentary Jason Robinson: Sports Life Stories, which will be broadcast on ITV4 at 10pm on Tuesday, the 40-year-old former dual-code international admitted he had been a heavy drinker during his early days at rugby league club Wigan, which almost led to his downfall. Robinson, who scored for England in the 2003 World Cup final victory against Australia, said: 'I got into a situation where I was drinking sometimes six nights a week. Former England ace Jason Robinson, pictured in 2007,  has revealed he contemplated committed suicide . Robinson played a key role in England's 2003 World Cup win against Australia in Sydney . 'Monday it was Wakefield, 10 pence a pint night. Tuesday I would be over to Liverpool, Wednesday it would be Oldham. Thursday it would be Wigan. And after the game we would go out wherever.' However, it was his arrest for affray, assault and criminal damage which left him considering an attempt on his own life and he credits then team-mate and Samoa star Va'aiga Tuigamala with turning things around. 'I can remember I just sat in my bedroom with an old knife, an old meat cleaver,' he recalled. 'I didn't want life to go on in this way. That night when I contemplated doing it, I wept like a baby. 'Had it not been for him (Tuigamala), coming into the environment I was in and putting a different slant on it, I certainly wouldn't have the hope that I've got now. And hope is something that people can't take away.' Former team-mate Va'aiga Tuigamala (right) convinced Robinson out of committing suicide . Robinson, pictured with Ben Cohen, has said 'nothing will compare to winning the World Cup in Australia' Robinson, who enjoyed immense success before switching codes in 2000, also looks back on England's World Cup win as the pinnacle of his 20-year playing career. 'When you look at the emotion on those players' faces, it was the reality and the relief that we have just won a World Cup,' he said. 'And I will never forget that. Jumping on Will Greenwood's back. Hugging Lawrence Dallaglio. All the hard work. Everything we've done has been for this moment. 'Nothing will ever compare to winning the World Cup, and especially in the backyard of Australia.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>World Cup winner Jason Robinson came close to committing suicide .\nRobinson spiralled out of control after drinking six nights a week .\nThe former rugby ace was arrested for affray, assault and criminal damage .\nSamoa star Va'aiga Tuigamala talked Robinson out of suicide .<END-1>",
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            "England World Cup winner Jason Robinson has revealed he once contemplated suicide during a troubled period of his career in which he was arrested for violent offences . Robinson admitted he had been a heavy drinker during his early days at rugby league club Wigan, which almost led to his downfall. Robinson credits former teammate Va'aiga Tuigamala with turning things around .",
            "Jason Robinson, former England World Cup winner, has revealed he once contemplated suicide during a troubled period of his career after being arrested for violent offences. He credits his then team-mate and Samoa star Va'aiga Tuigamala with turning things around, without whom he says he certainly wouldn't have the hope he has now. Robinson also looks back on England's World Cup win as the pinnacle of his 20-year playing career.    ",
            "Former England player Jason Robinson has revealed that he once contemplated suicide during a troubled period of his career which saw him arrested for violent offences . He credits his then team-mate, Va'aiga Tuigamala, with turning things around for him. Robinson also looks back on England's World Cup win as the pinnacle of his 20-year playing career."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A tribunal found Cambridge graduate Svetlana Lokhova, 33, was a 'resilient person' driven to a mental breakdown by work colleagues at the bank . A high-flying banker falsely branded ‘Crazy Miss Cokehead’ has been awarded £3.2million after her career was destroyed by sexist taunts. Cambridge graduate Svetlana Lokhova was driven to a breakdown by a campaign of sexual harassment by bullying male colleagues, an employment tribunal found. Workmates falsely accused her of being a cocaine user, dubbed her ‘Miss Bonkers’, and said she was hired by the bank only because of her looks. Miss Lokhova, 33, the only woman in her team, won her legal claim that she was the victim of sexual harassment and unfairly forced to leave her £750,000-a-year role. She was awarded £3.14million for lost earnings, £44,000 for hurt feelings and £15,000 in aggravated damages by judges at the Central London Employment Tribunal. They ruled she was a ‘resilient person’ who had suffered ‘disgraceful’ harassment and victimisation by colleagues in the London branch of Russian-based Sberbank CIB. Miss Lokhova said her reputation was ‘shredded’ by the taunts and slurs, which meant she could never get another job in financial services. She has been unable to work for more than three years and the tribunal said it accepted medical evidence that her City career was effectively over. It heard she was tormented by colleagues on the equity sales desk of the bank, who referred to her as ‘mad Svetlana’ and said she was ‘chemically dependent’ and ‘a major car crash’. Giving evidence last year, Miss Lokhova said: ‘My manager and colleagues described me in sexist terms as “Miss Cokehead”, “bitch”… and “Miss Dodgy Septum” in communications made to senior people and clients. My job was made impossible. This persistent unlawful treatment has had a seriously detrimental effect on my health, with severe and long-term consequences.’ She added: ‘I am completely broken down and exhausted by the bank’s campaign against me. I can never return to financial services again, which I loved and where I was enjoying considerable success. ‘Everybody knows everybody’s business in banking and people believe there is no smoke without fire. My reputation has been shredded.’ The tribunal found Miss Lokhova to be a 'resilient person' but ruled that harassment by her colleague at Sberbank (pictured), David Longmuir, triggered 'chronic and long-term symptoms' of mental breakdown . Miss Lokhova (pictured) was falsely accused of being a cocaine addict and branded 'Miss Dodgy Septum' Former manager David Longmuir sent an email to a client in which he said he was ‘awaiting arrival of Ms Cokehead in a puff of sulphurous smoke’. The tribunal said he should have been sacked for gross misconduct but heard he left the bank a year after Miss Lokhova resigned, and received a payout of about £170,000. When Miss Lokhova brought her legal claim against the bank, the false allegation that she was a drug user was put to her in a public hearing, which she said had made her ordeal worse. The tribunal said it was an attempt to bully her and awarded her aggravated damages to compensate for the ‘deliberate, planned and unnecessary misuse of these proceedings’. Miss Lokhova took a drug test during the hearing, which was negative. She joined the bank, which is Russia’s largest lender, in 2008 in an £80,000-a-year post. The tribunal heard her salary and bonuses increased until she was earning more than £750,000 a year. At one point she was awarded a £600,000 cash bonus after generating profits worth millions. Miss Lokhova said yesterday: ‘The case has been a long, difficult and draining process which has all but taken over my life and those of people close to me. But more than three years after my ordeal began, I have found the one thing I was seeking – justice.’ Sberbank said: ‘We are committed to take on board any lessons to be learned.'",
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            "Svetlana Lokhova, Cambridge graduate and a high-flying banker, was driven to a breakdown by a campaign of sexual harassment by bullying male colleagues, an employment tribunal found . She was awarded £3.14m for lost earnings, £44,000 for hurt feelings and £15,000 in aggravated damages by judges at the Central London Employment Tribunal . Workmates falsely accused her of being a cocaine user, dubbed her ‘Miss Bonkers’, and said she was hired by the bank only because of her looks .",
            "Cambridge graduate Svetlana Lokhova has been awarded £3.2m after her career was destroyed by sexist taunts . She was driven to a breakdown by a campaign of sexual harassment by bullying male colleagues . Workmates falsely accused her of being a cocaine user, dubbed her ‘Miss Bonkers’, and said she was hired by the bank only because of her looks. ",
            "A banker falsely branded “Crazy Miss Cokehead” has been awarded £3.2m after her career was destroyed by sexist taunts . Svetlana Lokhova was driven to a breakdown by a campaign of sexual harassment by bullying male colleagues at London branch of Russian-based Sberbank CIB . Lokhova won her legal claim that she was the victim of sexual harassment and unfairly forced to leave her £750,000-a-year role."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A husband convicted of beating his wife to death after she filed for divorce has been sentenced to 30 years to life in prison. James Robarge, 45, from Saxtons River, Vermont was sentenced in court on Friday morning for second-degree murder in the death of his wife Kelly Robarge, 42, who disappeared from her Charlestown home on June 27, 2013. Her badly decomposed body, with her hands and head detached, was found 10 days later in Unity. The judge said he took into account the extent to which Robarge went to conceal his wife's killing and body, as well as the couple's history of domestic violence. James Robarge (above pictured in court last month), 45, of Vermont was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison . Robarge was convicted of second-degree murder in the death of his wife, 42-year-old Kelly Robarge . The couple's daughter, Ciera Robarge (pictured above, center, with her sister Gabriel Robarge Pellerin, right, in court last month) said her mom did not deserve this . Robarge has served nearly two years behind bars which means he could be eligible for parole in about 28 years, according to Valley News. In the statement read by his lawyer on Friday, he told his daughters, 'I love you guys more than life itself' and called their mother 'the love of my life.' One of the couple's daughters, Ciera Robarge, said in court that she loved and missed her mom. 'I love and miss my mom more and more every day,' she said. 'My mom didn't deserve this.' Kelly's brother, Ron Prouty Jr., faced Robarge on Friday and told him, 'I hope you rot in hell.' Kelly's brother, Ron Prouty Jr, told Robarge (above) he hoped he 'rotted in hell' during the sentencing on Friday . During his murder trial, he testified that he had not killed his wife, but a New Hampshire jury convicted him of second-degree murder after deliberating for more than 12 hours over three days. After the verdict was handed down last month, Robarge's two daughters left the courtroom sobbing and clutching one another in disbelief. According to police, Kelly had filed for divorce after 24 years of marriage on June 27, 2013 — the day she disappeared from her Charlestown, New Hampshire, home and her body was later found. The jury rejected a first-degree murder charge but found him guilty of second-degree murder for reckless conduct that showed 'extreme indifference to the value of human life.' Prosecutors said the entryway to Kelly Robarge's home contained 'countless' spatters of blood. Family members of Kelly react in court on February 11 to the not guilty verdicts on charges of first- and second-degree murder before the announcement of a guilty verdict for the charge of second-degree murder for reckless conduct against Robarge . And James Robarge's disabled car was found several miles from where her body was discovered with a bloodstained trunk and numerous bloody items outside it. However, most of the case was built largely on circumstantial evidence. The closest thing to an eyewitness was a Unity man who said he saw Robarge, wearing latex gloves, crouched beside his disabled car on a turnaround in Unity the night Kelly  disappeared. Her body was found off a logging road not far from there, and forensics experts said metal fragments found near an oil-smeared rock on the road matched Robarge's shattered oil pan. Due to the condition of her body, a medical examiner could not pinpoint the cause of death or determine how her head and hands became detached but concluded she died as the result of 'homicidal violence.' Robarge (pictured in court in January) has served nearly two years behind bars which means he could be eligible for parole in about 28 years . Meanwhile, one of the last people to see Kelly alive the day she disappeared was Frances Uptegrove, a physician assistant who had treated her for anxiety and depression for several years. Uptegrove testified that Kelly Robarge told her she was heading to court to file for divorce. He said: 'She seemed clear-headed, determined. She'd made up her mind.' In testimony spanning two days, Robarge showed no emotion as he repeatedly denied threatening or harming his wife and stared straight ahead when the verdict was announced. Robarge claimed that he didn't know his wife had filed for divorce, but he acknowledged that just days before, he found a letter from her on their kitchen counter saying she wanted one.",
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            "A husband convicted of beating his wife to death after she filed for divorce has been sentenced to 30 years to life in prison . James Robarge, 45, from Saxtons River, Vermont was sentenced in court on Friday morning for second-degree murder in the death of his wife Kelly Robarge, 42, who disappeared from her Charlestown home on June 27, 2013 .",
            "James Robarge, 45, from Vermont has been sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for second-degree murder in the death of his wife Kelly Robarge, 42, in June 2013 . Her badly decomposed body, with her hands and head detached, was found ten days later in Unity . The judge took into account the extent to which Robarge went to conceal his wife's killing and body, as well as the couple's history of domestic violence."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Have Mercy! Lifetime has its follow-up to its \"Unauthorized Saved By the Bell\" TV movie: the network is now taking on Full House. The female-skewing cable network has greenlit \"The Unauthorized Full House Story\" (working title), The Hollywood Reporter has learned. In the same vein as its \"Saved By the Bell\" pic, Lifetime's Full House Story will look at the rise of the cast — including John Stamos, Bob Saget and the Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen — and explore the pressure they faced to balance idyllic family life on the show with the more complicated reality of their own lives outside the series. Additionally, it will look at the warm bond that grew between the cast as the show became one of America's most beloved family sitcoms. Casting will begin immediately. An air date for the \"Full House\" tell-all has yet to be determined. See more Broadcast TV's Returning Shows 2015-16 . Ron McGee, who penned the \"Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story,\" will write the \"Full House\" take. The telepic will be produced by the Bell team of Front Street Pictures and Ringaling Productions, with Harvey Kahn and Stephen Bulka also on board to exec produce. For Lifetime, the news comes after its two-hour Bell take fizzled on Labor Day 2014. Despite tons of build-up and excitement from diehard fans of the original comedy series, the Bell take drew only 1.6 million total viewers, with 1.1 million viewers among the 18-49 and 25-54 demographics. That pic was based on former star Dustin Diamond's Behind the Bell 2009 tell-all, with Dylan Everett starring as Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Sam Kindseth as Diamond. Full House aired on ABC from 1987 to 1995. Netflix this month revived the beloved family comedy as \"Fuller House,\" with original stars Candace Cameron-Bure (D.J.), her on-screen sister, Jodie Sweetin (Stephanie), and best friend Andrea Barber (Kimmy), in a 13-episode follow-up series. From its start as an unassuming family comedy in 1987 to its eventual wildly popular 192-episode run, \"Full House\" was \"the little sitcom that could.\" It made huge stars of its cast — from Bob Saget and Dave Coulier, who were grinding away on the standup circuit, to John Stamos breaking hearts on General Hospital, and the Olsen twins. See the original story at The Hollywood Reporter's website. ©2015 The Hollywood Reporter. All rights reserved.",
        "generated_text": "Lifetime; \"Full House Story; cast; the show; Lifetime; Saved By the Bell; the show; 1987; 1995.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The network has reportedly greenlit the tell-all .\nLifetime previously did an unauthorized movie on \"Saved by the Bell\"<END-1>",
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            "Lifetime is producing \"The Unauthorized Full House Story\" . The network's Full House Story will look at the rise of the cast, including John Stamos, Bob Saget and the Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen . \"Full House\" aired on ABC from 1987 to 1995 .",
            "Lifetime has greenlit \"The Unauthorized Full House Story\" (working title) which will look at the rise of the cast of the sitcom Full House which aired from 1987 to 1995 . The \"Full House\" tell-all will be produced by the Front Street Pictures and Ringaling Productions team behind the \"Unauthorized Saved By the Bell\" TV movie which aired last year . Netflix has recently revived the show as \"Fuller House\" with original stars Candace Cameron-Bure, Jodie Sweetin, and Andrea Barber in a 13-episode follow-up series .",
            "Lifetime is now taking on Full House with \"The Unauthorized Full House Story\" (working title) . The show will look at the rise of the cast of the show, which aired from 1987 to 1995 . The film will explore the pressure they faced to balance idyllic family life on the show with the more complicated reality of their own lives outside the series ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Phil Jagielka swapped Everton's training ground for a kitchen earlier this week as he learned to cook a traditional Thai dish to celebrate the sacred festival of Songkran. The Toffees have been sponsored by Thai beverage Chang Beer for over 11 years and Jagielka, who scored the winner against Southampton on Saturday, was on hand to visit Chaophraya restaurant in Liverpool for a special cookery lesson. Having teamed up with expert chef Kim Kaewkraikhot, Everton's captain prepared some Pad Thai - a stir-fried noodle dish - before taste testing his own food. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Phil Jagielka's trip to Thai restaurant Chaophraya . Everton defender Phil Jagielka shares a joke with Thai chef Kim Kaewkraikhot at Chaophraya restaurant . The Toffees skipper tucks into a plate of Pad Thai after learning to cook the dish himself . Jagielka took part in a cookery lesson to celebrate the Thai festival of Songkran with sponsors Chang Beer . Jagielka said: 'I've mixed it up with the head chef and we've made some Pad Thai, I think they were very kind to me, giving me all the ingredients ready-made, it was a full proof plan but I'm pretty proud, it tasted pretty nice and I can go and brag now that I can cook a full Thai dish.' Songkran is celebrated in Thailand between April 13 and 15 as the traditional New Year's Day but Jagielka and his team-mates have an important fixture against Swansea before they can take part in any festivities. Roberto Martinez's men travel to the Liberty Stadium on Saturday looking for their fourth Premier League win in succession following victories over Saints, QPR and Newcastle. Jagielka celebrates after scoring the only goal in Everton's 1-0 win against Southampton on Saturday . The England international admits that he can now brag about his cooking skills after making a full Thai dish . Former Sheffield United man Jagielka signs an Everton home shirt for chef Kim Kaewkraikhot . The England international will be back in the heart of Everton's defence in south Wales as Martinez's men aim to end a disappointing season in positive fashion. Jagielka added: 'I love the fact that (Chang) have been our sponsors for so long now, everyone loves Thai people and everyone loves Thai food and they've been a fantastic sponsor over the years. 'We've had a laugh and a joke in the kitchen today and thankfully I didn't burn anything down.'",
        "generated_text": "Everton; Phil Jagielka; Thai; Songkran; Toffees; sponsors Chang Beer.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Phil Jagielka visited Chaophraya restaurant with sponsors Chang Beer .\nThe Everton skipper had a cookery lesson with Thai chef Kim Kaewkraikhot .\nEngland defender Jagielka was pleased that he 'didn't burn anything down'\nThe Toffees take on Swansea on Saturday looking for a fourth win in a row .<END-1>",
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            "Everton captain Phil Jagielka swapped the club's training ground for a kitchen to learn how to cook a traditional Thai dish, Pad Thai, to celebrate the sacred festival of Songkran, which is sponsored by Thai beverage Chang Beer. Jagielka, who scored the winning goal against Southampton on Saturday, was at the Chaophraya restaurant in Liverpool for a special cookery lesson.",
            "Everton's Phil Jagielka took a break from training to cook a traditional Thai dish to celebrate Songkran . The Toffees have been sponsored by Thai beverage Chang Beer for over 11 years . Jagielka was on hand to visit Chaophraya restaurant in Liverpool for a special cookery lesson ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Three new women have accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault, bringing his total number of alleged victims to 38. Janice Baker Kinney, Marcella Tate, and Autumn Burns held a press conference on Thursday morning in Los Angeles, California, to announce their claims. Their attorney Gloria Allred, who represents most of Cosby's accusers, said the event was timed deliberately to damage sales for the comedian's upcoming shows on his nationwide tour. Scroll down for video . Latest accusers: Janice Baker Kinney (far left), Marcella Tate, (second right) and Autumn Burns (far right) reveal they also claim to have been abused by Bill Cosby. They appeared with their attorney Gloria Allred . Bill Cosby has yet to comment on the new allegations, which have prompted him to cancel a number of upcoming stops on his comedy tour. Allred said the meeting was scheduled to damage Cosby's ticket sales . Kinney said she was 24 in May 1982 when she and a friend met Cosby at the casino where she worked in Reno, Nevada. She said the three of them went back to Cosby's apartment, where he gave her some pills. Hours later, she claims, she woke up naked in bed with the comedian - and he told her to keep their encounter to themselves. 'I was mortified at what had happened,' Kinney said. 'All this time, and for many, many years, I felt that this was my fault.' Burns said she was a 20-year-old Las Vegas casino worker in 1970 when she met Cosby. Autumn Burns (left) said she was 20 in 1970 when she met Cosby at the casino where she worked in Las Vegas. She says he gave her alcohol then forced her into sex acts. Janice Kinney (right) said she met Cosby at the age of 24 working in a Reno casino. She says he fed her drugs and she woke up naked in bed with him . Marcella Tate (center) said she met Cosby in Chicago in 1975, when she was a 27-year-old model. She said he asked her to take him to the Playboy Mansion, where he offered her a drink that left her feeling drugged . Speaking out: Burns (foreground) said she felt 'out of control' after drinking the alcohol Cosby gave her . She said she was invited to his suite where he made her a drink, leaving her feeling 'woozy and not in control.' She said the comedian then forced her into sex acts. Tate said she met Cosby in Chicago in 1975, when she was a 27-year-old model. She said he asked her to take him to the Playboy Mansion, where he offered her a drink that left her feeling drugged. The allegations have led to cancellations of a number of stops on his live Far From Finished comedy tour. Emotional: Kinney wept alongside her attorney Allred as she gave a detailed account of her allegations . Embrace: Allred, who represents many of Cosby's 38 accusers, hugged the women after they spoke . Growing case: The three women, who have not spoken out before, are the latest in almost 40 women to do so . Allred said her Thursday conference was held purposely held before Cosby's May 2 Atlanta show. 'I hope that the public will not buy tickets to his performance and that there will be many empty seats by the end of his performance,' Allred said. Cosby, best known for his America's Dad character Dr. Cliff Huxtable on the top-rated Cosby Show, has never been charged over any of the allegations. He settled a 2005 civil lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct. Representatives for Cosby did not respond to requests for comment on Thursday. Cosby's attorney Marty Singer has previously dismissed similar allegations made by other women as 'discredited' and 'defamatory.'",
        "generated_text": "Janice Baker Kinney; Marcella Tate; Autumn Burns; press conference; Thursday; Los Angeles; California.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Two former casino workers and a former model spoke out for the first time .\nThey were aged 20, 24, and 27 at the time of the alleged assaults .\nAll claim Cosby, 77, gave them either drugs or alcohol .\nOne described 'waking up in bed naked next to him after being drugged'\nGloria Allred, lawyer for many of the 38 alleged victims, represents them .\nShe said she planned the press conference to damage Cosby's ticket sales .<END-1>",
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            "Three new women have accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault, bringing his total number of alleged victims to 38 . Janice Baker Kinney, Marcella Tate, and Autumn Burns held a press conference on Thursday morning in Los Angeles, California, to announce their claims . Cosby has yet to comment on the new allegations .",
            "Three new women have accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault, bringing his total number of alleged victims to 38 . Janice Baker Kinney, Marcella Tate, and Autumn Burns held a press conference in Los Angeles, California on Thursday morning to announce their claims. Cosby has yet to comment on the new allegations, which have prompted him to cancel a number of upcoming stops on his comedy tour."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A pregnant Texas woman has been killed after she was run over by her husband during an argument - but   doctors managed to save  her baby. The couple, who have not been named, were arguing in the parking lot of an apartment complex in the 9800 block of South Kirkwood Road, South West Houston. Her husband admitted to police that during the heat of the argument he tried to drive off in his green Chevrolet pickup truck when she grabbed the door handle, slipped and he ran her over. Police say that they questioned the husband extensively but believe his story and have not filed charges against him. Pictured: The husband of a Texas woman who was killed after he accidentally ran her over talks to police about the accident . Pickup: During the heat of the argument the man tried to drive off in his green Chevrolet pickup truck when his wife grabbed the door handle, slipped, and he ran her over . Houston police investigator Rolando Saenz told KPRC News: 'As he was leaving, she came to the driver's door, held onto the door, the husband drives away, she slips and falls, and the husband runs over her. 'The witnesses at the scene did say he was crying, and he was calling 911 for help.' Houston police spent several hours questioning the man about the tragic events that unfolded Monday. But no charges have been filed against him. Paramedics rushed the woman to Memorial Hermann Hospital Southwest where doctors successfully delivered her baby by Cesarean section. Investigation: Houston Police, seen here, spent several hours questioning the man about the tragic events Monday. But no charges have been filed against him . Baby: The woman was rushed  to Memorial Hermann Hospital Southwest by paramedics where doctors successfully delivered her baby by Cesarean section . The baby was then transported via Life Flight Helicopter to Memorial Hermann Hospital for observation. There is no word on the baby's condition at this time, according to KPRC News. The woman's 17-year-old son was told of his mother's death during a phone call at school. Justin Martinez, a friend of the woman's 17-year-old son told KPRC News: 'She was a really nice person to me and everybody, and she loved her children.'",
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            "A pregnant Texas woman has been killed after she was run over by her husband during an argument . Doctors managed to save her baby . The woman was rushed to Memorial Hermann Hospital Southwest by paramedics where doctors successfully delivered her baby by Cesarean section .",
            "A pregnant Texas woman has been killed after being run over by her husband during an argument . Doctors saved her baby after performing an emergency C-section . The woman was rushed to Memorial Hermann Hospital Southwest where the baby was delivered but is in unknown condition; the woman's husband has not been charged."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Melissa Wilson and her team-mates are on the brink of making history. On Saturday, at the 161st Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race, the women’s crews will battle the same Thames course as the men, who will follow an hour later. After decades of campaigning and 88 years since the first women to race were jeered by male spectators, they get equal billing. And for Wilson’s grandfather, 85-year-old Richard Cowell, from East Kilbride, it will be a momentous day. He is not up to the journey to watch his granddaughter compete for Cambridge but will still see the race, which will be televised for the first time. Wilson, 21, said: ‘I remember when I was 14 watching with my dad and my brother and saying “Are there going to be women on?” They laughed — not in a malicious way — and said: “There aren’t any women, you could cox I guess”. So the fact that 10 years on there is a women’s race on the Tideway and I’m in it is pretty remarkable. It’s so wonderful that my grandfather will be able to watch it, too.’ Melissa Wilson (left) and Caroline Reid of Cambridge Women's boat crew at Thames Rowing Club in London . Clare Balding gave up her regular stint on Channel 4’s Grand National coverage to present the event because she wants to send a message about the importance of women’s sport. ‘It was a big decision to make,’ said Balding. ‘But there will never be another first women’s Boat Race on the Tideway.’ Her statement was welcomed by Caroline Reid, the Cambridge president. ‘It brings the attention of another audience, people who follow Clare,’ said Reid, 24. ‘Maybe people who support the Grand National disagree but they will at least be aware it’s happening and that is a good thing.’ Wilson, a third year English literature student and Reid, in her fifth year of veterinary medicine, rise at 5.30am each day for training, gym work and lectures, then it’s back out on the river in the afternoon. Cambridge Women's Boat Crew including Wilson (front) rowing the Thames . Reid, Claire Watkins and Wilson prepare ahead of the Boat Race next Saturday . Until this year, the women’s race was held a week before the men’s at Henley. The course was 1.2 miles compared with this year’s 4.22 mile battle from Putney to Mortlake. ‘At Henley it’s straight, so conditions are largely the same the whole way down,’ said Reid. ‘Tideway conditions change because the river bends. There’s a different mental and tactical side, which is exciting.’ But Reid refuses to be seen as a pioneer. ‘The first women’s race was in 1927 and there were a lot of people against it, talking about whether women should be rowing at all and what they should be wearing, so they were the pioneers. We’re just carrying on in their footsteps,’ she said.",
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            "Melissa Wilson and her team are set to make history at the 161st Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race on Saturday . After years of campaigning, for the first time the women’s crews will battle the same course as the men . The first women to race were jeered by male spectators 88 years ago .",
            "On Saturday the women's crews will battle the same Thames course as the men at the 161st Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race , after decades of campaigning and 88 years since the first women to race were jeered by male spectators . Clare Balding gave up her regular stint on Channel 4’s Grand National coverage to present the event because she wants to send a message about the importance of women’s sport."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Four under-age fraternity members were busted by police on an Alabama interstate with a trailer-load of alcohol, after being stopped for an expired tag. The Louisiana State University students were found with nearly 2,000 beers, ten liters of spirits and several litres of wine on the I-10 in Mobile County. Harrison Coogan, and Hunter Coker, both 18, and 19-year-olds Carson Buckner and Brandon Barber, told sheriff's deputies they were heading to spring break celebrations in Gulf Shores. Scroll down for video . Busted: Four underage frat boys were busted in Alabama, accused of towing nearly 2,000 cans of beer and ten litres of spirits to Gulf Shores for spring break . Mobile County Sheriff's spokesman Lori Myles said deputies found the alcohol during a stop Monday on Interstate-10 on Monday. Ms Myles said the teenagers were asked to stop by officers as they were hauling a trailer with an expired tag. 106x18 packs of Natural Light beer . 5x12 packs of Corona beer . One 5litre box of Franzia White Zinfandel . 1.75litres Skyy Vodka . 750ml Gordon's Vodka . 1.75litres Captain Morgan Rum . 2x1.75litres+ 1x750ml Jack Daniels . 1.75litres Jose Cuervo . 1.75litres Svedka Vodka . During the stop, Coogan, Barber, Coker and  Buckner consented to a search of their pick-up truck and trailer, which is how deputies discovered the alcohol. Authorities say more than 100 cases of Natural Light beer, five cases of Corona and a five-litre box of Franzie White Zinfandel was confiscated. Deputies also found a total of ten litres of vodka, tequila, rum, and whiskey. The four young men, who all joined the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity at LSU last term, told officers they were en-route to Gulf Shores to meet 'a larger group of people for the week of spring break,' The Advocate reports. Lt. Paul Burch says the suspects will likely be charged with underage alcohol possession. That's a lot of beer money: More than 100 cases of Natural Light beer, five cases of Corona and a five-litre box of Franzie White Zinfandel was confiscated . Mobile Country Sheriff's deputies also found a total of ten litres of vodka, tequila, rum, and whiskey .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: With Easter Sunday just on the horizon, Christians across American observed Good Friday, which commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. 'Way of the Cross' walks took place in Ohio, Pennsylvania and over the Brooklyn Bridge, among others. These were just a few of the events that were taking place all over the world as Holy Week, which began on Palm Sunday, nears its end. Tens of thousands of people flocked to Pope Francis' Good Friday torchlight procession at the Colosseum in Rome. The pope used the service to stress the persecution of Christians. On Thursday the pope washed the feet of 12 inmates and a baby at Rome's main prison in a pre-Easter ritual meant to show his willingness to serve. NEW YORK . A 'Way of the Cross' procession makes its way from Brooklyn to Lower Manhattan on Good Friday in New York . Firefighter John Bartlett holds the cross as the procession reaches Lower Manhattan . The Way of the Cross is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion . The stations include Jesus carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb . CALIFORNIA . An actor portraying Jesus carries a cross as he leads a religious procession in Los Angeles . The actors, which are also portraying Roman soldiers, are reenacting the crucifixion of Jesus Christ . There is no celebration of Mass on Good Friday, which many people fast on and abstain from meat . Good Friday is observed as a national holiday in a number of countries, including Australia, Brazil, Spain and the United Kingdom . Good Friday is not a government holiday in the United States but various states observe it as one, including Connecticut, Louisiana, Texas and New Jersey . INDIANA . An actor portraying Jesus is lashed by 'the Romans' during a reenactment of the Good Friday story in LaPorte, Indiana . During the reenactment, a woman tries to comfort Jesus as he rests for a moment . An actor portraying Jesus is raised on his cross during St. Joseph Catholic Church's rendition of the crucifixion . PENNSYLVANIA . 11-year-old T.J. New carries a wooden cross as members of the Forest Hills ministries march between two Methodist churches in Sidman, Pennsylvania . Members of Holy Annunciation Church in Hazleton walked for two miles throughout the city to commemorate the Stations of the Cross . During the procession women of the parish dressed as the women of Jerusalem and wept as Jesus died . At the 12th station, Jesus, portrayed by Luis Arias, is nailed to the cross . MISSISSIPPI . The crucifixion of Christ is reenacted by members of the Hispanic Ministry of The Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle in The Passion of Christ in downtown Jackson . Cathedral Rector Fr. Anthony Quyet Nguyen, right, leads parishioners during the reenacting of The Passion of Christ in Smith Park . Victor Gomez, assuming the role of Jesus Christ, carries the cross during the reenaction . A number of members of the church played roles and dressed up for the reenactment. The group is the largest and oldest Catholic Hispanic ministry in the Jackson Diocese . OHIO . Reverand Joshua Michaels carries a cross at the start of a Good Friday cross walk in Andover . Participants in a Good Friday cross walk along Route 7 in the village of Andover . Nicholas Prill, right, and Neftali Ortiz carry a large wooden cross during the Ashtabula Area Ministerium Cross Walk . Participants make their way through Ashtabula. Good Friday is followed by Holy Saturday, which commemorates the day that Jesus Christ's body lay in the tomb .",
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            "Christians marked Good Friday with 'Way of the Cross' walks in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York . In Rome, tens of thousands of people flocked to Pope Francis' Good Friday torchlight procession at the Colosseum . The pope used the service to stress the persecution of Christians .",
            "Christians across America observed Good Friday which commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ . Tens of thousands of people flocked to Pope Francis' Good Friday torchlight procession at the Colosseum in Rome . The pope used the service to stress the persecution of Christians ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Beer is booming at discount supermarket chain Aldi which increased its share of the premium ale market by a third stealing customers away from troubled giant Tesco. Tesco does still have the biggest share of the lucrative market, which research by Kantar shows has grown by more than 10 per cent over the last year and is now worth £490million. The leader has improved its market share in the increasingly fashionable premium ale market, but it's believed Aldi is luring customers away from Tesco, offering a smaller range but cheaper prices. Another chapter: Fluctuations in the premium ale market are just a small part of the shopping revolution which has seen shoppers flock away from giants like Tesco and towards the growing discounters . To use an example of the difference in price, Aldi sells bottles of Newcastle brown ale for £1.24. They costs £1.64 at Tesco and Waitrose and £1.65 at Morrisons. The discounter has also increased wine sales by 24 per cent over the last years which shows drinkers with all tastes are now flocking to Aldi to buy their booze. It's another chapter in the rise of discounters who are slowly stealing market share from the big three, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda. Other research, also by Kantar, showed that Aldi overtook Waitrose as Britain's sixth biggest supermarket with its performance in the first three months of 2015, increasing share of the whole supermarket industry from 4.6 top 5.3 per cent in a year. The top four supermarkets, Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Morrisons have all lost market share in the first three months of 2015. Aldi, Waitrose and Lidl managed to increase thiers, with Aldi showing the biggest rise . Tesco has had a troublesome year, with its year-on-year share price down 18 per cent. Last year, they discovered a £263million gap in their accounts which involved rebates to suppliers and is being investigated by the Serious Fraud Office. Shortly afterwards they sacked boss Phil Clarke who was replaced by Unilever executive Dave Lewis, who announced a series of money-saving measures to try and turn the tide.. The research into the premium ale market doesn't tell a very consistent story, with all but two of the big supermarkets managing to increase their market share. Sainsbury's currently has the second largest share in the beer market which it has improved by 7 per cent while Asda, third, increased by 1.5 per cent. Upmarket Waitrose, which also saw a double-digit increase in the premium ale market, now has a 5.1 per cent share of the entire supermaket industry. But while Aldi made great gains, Lidl, the other rising discounter to have improved its share in the supermarket industry, saw a 7.9 per cent fall in its proportion of the premium beer market. Morrisons’ share dipped 1.4 per cent . In January Tesco published the location of 43 loss-making stores that will close, and shelved plans to open a further 49 stores. City bosses expect them to announce huge losses in profit next week. It's been a totally different story for Aldi, which offers cheap prices and a smaller range that have helped them compete with the big boys. Aldi – motto Spend a little. Live a lot – stocks virtually all own-branded goods and and they're market share has grown by 0.7 per cent this year. It plans to open 60 new stores in 2015, more than than Sainsbury’s and Tesco put together. Between January and the end of March, Aldi sales grew by 17 per cent from the same time a year earlier. The total market share of the ‘big four’ fell below 73 per cent, the lowest for a decade. Kantar Worldpanel said Aldi had recorded double-digit growth for the past four years. More than half a million new shoppers visited the store in the three months to March 29, compared to a year before. Lidl also saw sales jump by almost 12 per cent over the period to secure a 3.7 per cent market share. This is some way off Tesco’s dominant 28.4 per cent share, followed by Asda at 17.1 per cent.",
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            "Aldi has increased its share of the premium ale market by a third , taking business away from Tesco; Tesco still has the biggest share of the market . Aldi offers a smaller range of beer but at cheaper prices . The premium ale market has grown by more than 10% over the last year and is now worth £490m .",
            "Aldi has increased its share of the premium ale market by a third , stealing customers from Tesco . Aldi offers a smaller range but cheaper prices . Research by Kantar shows the premium ale market has grown by more than 10% over the last year, and is now worth £490m."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Pupils could face disruption to classes as teachers prepare to vote on a national walkout over pay and conditions. Tens of thousands of teachers could strike in the autumn, potentially causing temporary school closures. The National Union of Teachers is expected to call for a vote on industrial action this weekend over the prospect of looming funding cuts. Strike threat: Members of the National Union of Teachers is expected to call for a vote on industrial action this weekend, like the strike here in 2013 . The ballot of its 300,000 members would take place after the election, with strikes possible from September. The last time teachers across the country went on strike was in July, when 21 per cent of schools were forced to close – leaving parents having to pay for childcare or take a day off work. A motion to hold a ballot on strike action was announced yesterday at the NUT annual conference in Harrogate, with a debate expected tomorrow. Disruption: Tens of thousands of teachers could strike in the autumn, potentially causing temporary school closures . Members will be asked to consider funding shortages in schools, which the union said would lead to redundancies. NUT deputy general secretary Kevin Courtney said education will face a ‘terrible set of cuts’ if action is not taken. Last month, the Institute for Fiscal Studies suggested schools could see cuts of up to 12 per cent over the next parliament.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>National Union of Teachers expected to call for a vote on industrial action .\nBallot of its 300,000 members would take place after general election .\nFears funding cuts will lead to redundancies in schools .<END-1>",
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            "Tens of thousands of teachers could strike in the autumn as the National Union of Teachers is expected to call for a vote on industrial action this weekend . The ballot of its 300,000 members would take place after the election, with strikes possible from September .",
            "Tens of thousands of teachers could strike in the autumn as the National Union of Teachers is expected to call for a vote on industrial action this weekend over the prospect of looming funding cuts . The ballot of its 300,000 members would take place after the election, with strikes possible from September . The last time teachers across the country went on strike was in July 2014."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Since 2013, Dr Milton Wainwright has been trying to convince the scientific community that he has found aliens in Earth's stratosphere. Now the controversial British professor claims he has new evidence of these 'extra-terrestrial organisms' floating 25 miles (40km) above the planet. He says the organisms test positive for DNA, and have masses that are 'six times bigger than the size limit of a particle which can be elevated from Earth to this height.' Dr Milton Wainwright has been trying to convince academics that he has found aliens in Earth's stratosphere for several years. Pictured are one of the so-called 'ghost particles' that the researcher claims to be proof of extraterrestrial life forms. His views have been widely dismissed by the scientific community . The organisms, he claims, are contained in a microscopic metal globe designed by an intelligent species to 'seed' alien life on Earth. Dr Wainwright announced the discovery in an email to his students at Sheffield University, who posted it on Reddit. 'We sent balloons and a sampler and found no pollen or grass, nothing up there to contaminate, it was completely pristine,' Dr Wainwright told Jason Koebler at Motherboard. 'For these reasons, we think [the organisms] are coming from space,' he added. 'All the time when you walk outside, you are being pelted with organisms that come from space.' He said that his latest discoveries has been accepted in the journal Astrobiology and Outreach. Dr Milton Wainwright (right) claims he has new evidence of these 'extra-terrestrial organisms' floating 25 miles (40km) above the planet. He says the organisms test positive for DNA, and have masses that are 'six times bigger than the size limit of a particle which can be elevated from Earth to this height' Dr Wainwright's research has been widely criticised by the scientific community as being backed by poor and flimsy evidence. 'The critics claim that the samples we obtained must have come from Earth, that it that there must be a mechanism which can lift these particles from Earth to the stratosphere,' Dr Wainwright told Dailymail.com. Panspermia is a theory that suggests life spreads across the known physical universe, hitchhiking on comets or meteorites. For example, life such as extremophiles, capable of surviving the inhospitable conditions of space, could become trapped in debris that is ejected into space after collisions between asteroids and planets that harbour life. These life-forms may travel dormant for an extended amount of time before colliding randomly with other planets. The idea of directed panspermia, however, suggests that lifeforms are deliberately sent out through the universe by intelligent civilizations . Professor Francis Crick, one of the biologists who discovered the structure of DNA, examined the possibility of this in a paper in 1973. However, Professor Crick and his ccolleagues concluded that the scientific evidence was 'inadequate at the present time to say anything about the probability'. 'However, we have provided evidence that the DNA-containing masses, plus other strange organisms we have isolated are not associated with pollen, grass and fungal spores on our sampler. 'If our organisms came from Earth they must be contaminated with common Earth organisms and they are not.' 'We will probably not be believed until Nasa repeats our findings,' he added. 'I suspect that Nasa they will then try and take the credit by claiming that their methods were somehow more sterile or precise.' Earlier this year, the astrobiologist revealed an image of what he said was a tiny metal ball spewing out a 'gooey' substance in samples gathered by a balloon in the Earth's stratosphere. Dr Wainwright said the ball, which is about the width of a human hair, could be an example of directed panspermia. This describes the belief that life was deliberately sent to Earth by some unknown extraterrestrial civilisation. He argued that the strange material coming from the titanium ball is biological and could in fact be a colony of tiny microorganisms. However, he conceded it is virtually impossible to prove that the tiny sphere was sent by aliens from outer space. Dr Wainwright said the sphere made a tiny 'impact crater' on the sampler that was attached to the balloon as it collected dust and particles in the atmosphere. He added: 'The sphere made an impact crater on the sampling stub. This proves beyond doubt that the particle was travelling at speed from space when it was sampled.' Dr Wainwright and his team discovered the sphere when examining samples of dust and particulate matter collected by a balloon sent around 16 miles into the atmosphere. The metal sphere found by Dr Wainwright and his colleagues (above) appears to be oozing goo from its side . Using X-ray analysis to examine the sphere, he concluded that it was made from titanium and traces of vanadium, while the material appearing to come out of the side was biological. They found that it also had a 'fungus-like knitted mat-like covering'. Dr Wainwright and his colleagues have published their findings in the Journal of Cosmology but their conclusions have yet to be corroborated by other scientists. The journal often publishes papers on astrobiology but is highly controversial among scientists as it has been criticised for its peer review process and for publishing papers of a fringe variety. Two years ago it controversially published a paper that claimed to have identified fossils of microbiotic life in a meteorite, sparking a blaze of publicity, but was also met with a great deal of skepticism. The idea that life can survive high the Earth's atmosphere, however, is not new. Scientists working with Nasa recently discovered bacteria living up to five miles above the Earth's surface. However, most scientists believe they are likely to have been carried up from Earth rather than having an extraterrestrial origin. Air currents and winds are known to be capable of carrying dust and bacteria for hundreds of miles and high into the atmosphere. But research has shown that microorganisms can survive the intense heat and pressures of entering the Earth's atmosphere from space, raising the prospect that life may have originally been carried here. Some astrobiologists believe life started on Earth after being carried here on a comet or asteroid, while others believe it is more likely that the basic chemical building blocks were carried in this way rather than established life. However, the idea of directed panspermia has been proposed by some heavyweight scientists. Professor Francis Crick, one of the team who one a Nobel Prize for discovering the structure of DNA, examined whether it was possible that organisms could have been deliberately transmitted to the Earth by intelligent beings from another planet. Dr Wainwright used balloons similar to this one above to collect samples from the stratsophere . He eventually concluded that there was insufficient scientific evidence to support such a claim. Dr Wainwright, however, insists his findings may help to provide some of that evidence. 'Unless of course we can find details of the civilisation that is supposed to have sent it in this respect it is probably an unprovable theory,' he added. Professor Chandra Wickramasinghe, an astrobiologist at the University of Buckinghamshire and editor of the Journal of Cosmology, said: 'I think more work needs to be done on this particular structure, for example to study its DNA, if it has any. 'But already there is clear proof from many directions to confirm that we are constantly bombarded by fragments of comets that carry living microorganisms.' Nigel Watson, author of the UFO Investigations Manual, said the idea that such material were being sent out by aliens attempting to seed other planets was a 'leap of the imagination'. He said: 'This would seem to provide proof that outer space and not just the surface of our planet is teaming with life. 'I'm sceptical about this and we would need to collect more samples like this to have a better idea of where it originates from. 'It is a leap of the imagination that it came from an ET race trying to seed our planet with their biological constructs. 'Perhaps there are luminous or 'invisible' jelly-fish like creatures that inhabit our skies, or microorganisms flooding our planet, I'm not convinced, but they are fascinating ideas that make a change from stories of starships loaded with aliens.'",
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            "Dr Milton Wainwright claims he has found new evidence of 'extra-terrestrial organisms' floating 25 miles above the Earth . He says the organisms test positive for DNA and have masses that are 'six times bigger than the size limit of a particle which can be elevated from Earth to this height' .",
            "Dr. Milton Wainwright claims he has found new evidence of 'extra-terrestrial organisms' floating 25 miles above Earth . He says the organisms test positive for DNA and have masses that are six times bigger than the size limit of a particle which can be elevated from Earth to this height . Wainwright claims they are contained in a microscopic metal globe designed by an intelligent species to 'seed' alien life on Earth.",
            "Dr Milton Wainwright claims he has found 'extra-terrestrial organisms' floating 25 miles above the earth . The organisms test positive for DNA and have masses that are 'six times bigger than the size limit of a particle which can be elevated from Earth to this height'. He believes they are contained in a microscopic metal globe that an intelligent species designed to 'seed' alien life on Earth."
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        "sample_id": "test_204",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Arsenal defender Per Mertesacker has tipped compatriot Jurgen Klopp to make his mark in the Barclays Premier League if he opts to continue his career in England. Klopp, 47, announced earlier this week that he would end his seven-year stint at Borussia Dortmund when the current season draws to a close, prompting fresh speculation that he could head for the Premier League. Manchester City have already indicated that a man who has also been linked with Manchester United and Arsenal in the past, is not in their sights, but Germany international Mertesacker insists Klopp would be a good fit in the English top flight. Jurgen Klopp has revealed he will be vacating his role as Borussia Dortmund boss at the end of the season . Arsenal vice-captain Per Mertesacker says Klopp would be a top manager in the Premier League . Klopp chats with Dortmund defender Erik Durm during a training session in Dortmund on Wednesday . He said: 'I've got some nice experiences in the Premier League and of course it would be nice if a German coach would take the challenge of working in the Premier League. 'It's not so good for Dortmund that he is leaving but hopefully one day he will manage abroad. I think his passion would fit and to see him in England would be very interesting. 'Everyone has their philosophy and I think Jurgen Klopp has proved that he's top-level and can teach a lot.' However, Mertesacker insisted Klopp, whose side are 10th in the Bundesliga table, will need time to decide on his future after a largely successful spell in Dortmund which has brought two league titles and a Champions League final appearance. He said: 'I think he should just finish the season with Dortmund and then he should be given time. 'We'll see what he does next, but I think he's fought his way out of all situations and I think that this time he will find a path that gives him a new challenge. 'But firstly, I wish him all the best and time to think about his achievements. Sometimes you can underestimate what it's like going straight into a new job. I think you should give him time - and I wish him all the best.' Klopp waves to the fans after Dortmund's Champions League game against Arsenal in November . The German boss has enjoyed a huge amount of success at Dortmund and won the Bundesliga title twice . But for all that a new challenge lies ahead for Klopp, Mertesacker admits he cannot work out what has gone wrong to prompt his exit from Borussia. He said: 'It is obviously sad news for Borussia Dortmund, [he was] such a passionate successful and passionate manager for them. He was the guy who turned it around at Dortmund. 'The whole situation there - he built the squad on young players and they improved so much in the seven years he was in charge. It is a sad situation. 'But in the summer, it will be a new situation for him. Maybe he is going to go abroad and see how it goes there. 'I would love to see more German managers abroad, because it is obviously a new challenge, to adapt to the culture, the language, the system. Yes, why not? 'It is his decision. He worked really hard and pushed really hard, so even if he said he is not tired, maybe he takes a bit of breather to fuel his energy and his batteries? 'But I am curious what happened to him because he was an outstanding figure in the Bundesliga in the last couple of years and always a title contender. They went to the Champions League final. It will be interesting to see what happens in the summer.' Klopp has been tipped to replace Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger but it remains unlikely .",
        "generated_text": "Per Mertesacker; Jurgen Klopp; Premier League; England; Dortmund boss.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jurgen Klopp will leave Borussia Dortmund at the end of the season .\nGerman boss has enjoyed success with club during seven-year stint .\nHe has been linked with Manchester City, Manchester United and Arsenal .\nPer Mertesacker says he would like to see Klopp in the Premier League .<END-1>",
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            "German defender Per Mertesacker tips compatriot Jurgen Klopp to make his mark in the Premier League if he continues his career in England . Klopp, 47, announced earlier this week that he would end his seven-year stint as Borussia Dortmund boss at the end of the current season . Klopp has been linked with Manchester United, Arsenal and Manchester City.",
            "Arsenal defender Per Mertesacker has tipped compatriot Jurgen Klopp to make his mark in the Barclays Premier League if he opts to continue his career in England . Klopp, 47, announced earlier this week that he would end his seven-year stint at Borussia Dortmund when the current season draws to a close . Manchester City have already indicated that he is not in their sights .",
            "Arsenal defender Per Mertesacker says he believes Jurgen Klopp would make his mark in the Premier League if he opts to continue his career in England . Klopp, 47, announced earlier this week that he would end his seven-year stint at Borussia Dortmund when the current season draws to a close . Manchester City have already indicated that he is not in their sights, but Mertesacker insists Klopp would be a good fit in the English top flight ."
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        "sample_id": "test_205",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Chamali Fernando, candidate for Cambridge, was speaking at a hustings event last night when she made the comment . A Tory parliamentary candidate has sparked outrage after claiming mental health patients should wear coloured wristbands to flag up their conditions. Chamali Fernando, candidate for Cambridge, was speaking at a hustings event last night when she made the startling suggestion. She said wearing wristbands indicating a person's condition would help doctors, lawyers and police officers – because people suffering mental illnesses often struggled to explain themselves. Ms Fernando, a barrister for 12 years, said: 'Police, social services or hospitals dealing with people with conditions that affect their ability to communicate can decide they are being obstructive or evasive. 'They do not realise the person may have a mental health or other condition. The way they behave often affects the way they are treated. 'Carrying some kind of identification shows they have a particular condition so allowances can be made. 'There are also different ways of doing this without stigmatising the person, such as carrying a card with details of the condition but in some cases by wearing a coloured wristband.' Ms Fernando's 'shocking' suggestion was slammed by the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg today. Mr Clegg told MailOnline: 'The Liberal Democrats have spent many years campaigning for an end to the stigma around mental health. 'Silly ideas like making people suffering from mental health issues wear wristbands would only increase the discrimination and stigma around mental health, rather than end it.' Mr Clegg told MailOnline: 'The Liberal Democrats have spent many years campaigning for an end to the stigma around mental health' Miriam Gonzalez Durantez (right), the wife of Liberal Democrats leader Nick Clegg, joined the party's candidate for Hazel Grove, in Stockport, Lisa Smart (left) Julian Huppert, the Lib Dem candidate and Cambridge MP, said: 'I was really shocked at the suggestion that people with mental health problems should be expected to wear wristbands to identify themselves.' Mr Huppert said: 'I have fought hard for many years against the stigma people with mental health problems face. There is already far too much discrimination against mental health throughout our society, and a wristband saying 'I am depressed' is not going to help. 'We need to massively improve mental health support, which has been not good enough for many decades. I hope Chamali regrets her comments and will think carefully about her attitude to mental illness in the future.' Political blogger Richard Taylor reported Ms Fernando's comments at last night's hustings . The Conservative candidate insisted her remarks were 'distorted', adding: 'It was not that they should wear a wristband. That would be draconian' Ms Fernando has insisted that her comments were 'taken out of context'. She said: 'The question that was asked is how authorities, such as the police, could better deal with mental health issues. 'At Cambridge National Autistic Hustings the chairman of CNAS said he carries a green card in his wallet to identify his condition. 'There are people who have come into contact with the police and due to an underlying mental health condition are unable to communicate their condition. 'It was not that they should wear a wristband. That would be draconian.'",
        "generated_text": "Chamali Fernando; Cambridge; wristbands; condition; doctors; lawyers; police officers.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Chamali Fernando made comments at a hustings in Cambridge last night .\nShe claimed wearing wristbands could help doctors, lawyers and police .\nHer 'shocking' suggestion was attacked by her political rivals today .\nMs Fernando insisted her comments had been taken out of context .\nNick Clegg said the proposal would 'increase discrimination and stigma'<END-1>",
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            "Candidate for Cambridge, Chamali Fernando, made a startling suggestion that mental health patients should wear coloured wristbands to flag up their conditions . This was to help doctors, lawyers and police officers – because people suffering mental illnesses often struggled to explain themselves . The suggestion was criticised by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg .",
            "Chamali Fernando, candidate for Cambridge, sparked outrage by claiming mental health patients should wear coloured wristbands to flag up their conditions . Wristbands would help doctors, lawyers and police officers because people suffering mental illnesses often struggle to explain themselves. Ms Fernando said there are different ways of doing this without stigmatising the person, such as carrying a card with details of the condition but in some cases by wearing a coloured wristband ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Labour councillor’s son who was caught trying to cross the border into Syria with four young children is believed to be a member of an extremist organisation David Cameron tried to ban. Waheed Ahmed, 21 – the son of councillor Shakil Ahmed, who was photographed with Ed Miliband recently – is said to be a member of the extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, which advocates a global Muslim caliphate, similar to the one established by Islamic State in Syria and Iraq. Ahmed, a politics student at Manchester University, was arrested by Turkish police at the border town of Reyhanli last week. He was one of a group of nine detained, all from Rochdale, including four children aged from one to 11. Scroll down for video . Laughing: Waheed Ahmed, 21, is said to be a member of the extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, which advocates a global Muslim caliphate, similar to the one established by Islamic State in Syria and Iraq . They may be flown back to Manchester today or tomorrow. A number of well-placed sources have told The Mail on Sunday that Waheed Ahmed became acquainted with members of Hizb ut-Tahrir (HT) around a year ago, after which his behaviour began to change, becoming more radical. However, last night, HT’s UK chairman, Dr Abdul Waheed, claimed that Waheed Ahmed was not a member of HT. Councillor Ahmed was not responding to phone calls. Rochdale Labour councillor Shakil Ahmed, pictured with Ed Miliband, whose sonwass caught trying to enter rebel-held Syria . Anti-terror police raided four addresses, including that of councillor Shakil Ahmed, last night and this morning . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.",
        "generated_text": "Waheed Ahmed; 21; member; Hizb ut-Tahrir; advocate; a global Muslim caliphate; Councillor Shakil Ahmed; suspected terrorist.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Waheed Ahmed, 21, caught trying to cross the border into Syria last week .\nThe student is said to be a member of the extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir .\nHe was arrested by Turkish police at the border town of Reyhanli .<END-1>",
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            "Waheed Ahmed, 21, who was caught trying to cross the border into Syria with four young children is believed to be a member of the extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, which advocates a global Muslim caliphate . He is the son of Councillor Shakil Ahmed who was photographed with Ed Miliband recently . Anti-terrorism police raided four addresses including that of Councillor Ahmed .",
            "The son of a Labour councillor, Waheed Ahmed, 21, was caught trying to cross the border into Syria with four young children . He is believed to be a member of the extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, which advocates a global Muslim caliphate . Anti-terror police raided four addresses, including Councillor Shakil Ahmed's, last night and this morning .",
            "Waheed Ahmed, 21, the son of Councillor Shakil Ahmed, is suspected to be a member of the extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, which advocates a global Muslim caliphate . Ahmed was arrested by Turkish police at the border town of Reyhanli last week, as he attempted to cross into Syria with four children . A number of well-placed sources have told The Mail on Sunday that Ahmed became acquainted with members of Hizb ut-Tahrir around a year ago, after which his behaviour became more radical ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Lucy Mecklenburgh shot to fame as one of the postergirls of The Only Way Is Essex - and she's not the only family member making waves in the modelling world. Lucy, who is the face of Sunkissed, has called on her younger sister Lydia to join her in the latest beauty campaign for the fake tan brand. Lucy, 23, and her 19-year-old sister prove that good looks run in the family as they pose in their swimsuits and show off their golden glows in the new shoot. Scroll down for video . TOWIE star Lucy Mecklenburgh called on her younger sister Lydia to join her in the latest beauty campaign for  fake tan brand, Sunkissed . Speaking to FEMAIL about the new campaign, Lucy said: 'It was really lovely working together. We don’t always get to see each other a lot as Lydia is at Uni and I’m working a lot so it’s definitely brought us closer together. 'We both love getting glammed up with hair and make-up and doing photoshoots together so it was really fun.' Speaking about her first-ever modelling gig, Lydia added: 'As it was my first campaign it was nice having Lucy there as a bit of support as she knows what she’s doing.' The sisters, who show off their toned legs in the new shoot, said it was 'really lovely working together' because they don't get to see each other often . This is fitness fanatic Lucy's second campaign for the beauty brand - and she showcases her summer body in the snaps . As well as boosting her energy levels and her mood, Lucy admits that her figure benefits from her healthy lifestyle and says her favourite feature is her 'small waist' Lucy, who stars in her second campaign for the tanning brand, admitted that she used to overdo it on the orange stuff in her teenage years. The Essex-born star said: 'I definitely think my style has changed over the years. I’ve realised that less is definitely more, when it comes to your outfits keep them simple and classy, but still quite fun. 'With my make-up, I’ve stripped it back. I don’t wear heavy smokey eyes all the time and my tan has definitely gotten lighter! I was a little bit orange at school but now I’ve realised that you should build up your colour rather than layer it all on in one go.' Obviously Lucy swears by the product she's promoting and cites it as her handbag essential. 'I love the smell,' she said. 'It reminds me of holidays and coconuts. It definitely passes the boyfriend test - he (Louis Smith) loves the smell.' Lucy admitted that she used to overdo it on the orange stuff in her teenage years but has toned it down now . The reality TV star and fitness guru says that she has stripped her make-up back over the years and doesn't wear heavy eyeshadow or too much fake tan like she used to at school . As well as working with the beauty brand, Lucy has been busy establishing herself as a fitness guru - even launching Results With Lucy - an online work-out programme. The 23-year-old has been busy filming her latest fitness DVD in the hope to help kick-start a new ‘summer body’ fitness regime. And Lucy is certainly a postergirl for the healthy lifestyle she preaches, admitting that working out has become an essential part of her daily life. 'If I’m having bad day I always have a workout,' she said. 'It makes you feel good and gets your endorphins going.' As well as boosting her energy levels and her mood, Lucy admits that her figure benefits from her healthy lifestyle. 'I do love my small waist,' she said of her best feature. 'I work really hard for it by doing hoola hooping and exercise, but I would absolutely love my sister’s legs! She has the longest legs in the world and I’m so jealous. She takes after dad whilst I take after mum on that one.' As well as working with the beauty brand, Lucy has been busy establishing herself as a fitness guru - even launching Results With Lucy - an online work-out programme - and filming fitness videos . Luckily for Lucy, her Olympic athlete boyfriend, Louis Smith, loves the smell of her fake tan .",
        "generated_text": "Lucy; face; Sunkissed; Lydia; 19; Essex; 23; TOWIE; sister.",
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            "Lucy Mecklenburgh, the face of Sunkissed, has called on her younger sister Lydia, 19, to join her in the latest beauty campaign for the fake tan brand . The sisters, who show off their toned legs in the new shoot, said it was \"really lovely working together\" because they don't get to see each other often . Lucy, 23, shot to fame as one of the postergirls of The Only Way Is Essex.",
            "TOWIE's Lucy Mecklenburgh and her 19-year-old sister prove that good looks run in the family as they pose in swimsuits and show off their golden glows in the new shoot for fake tan brand, Sunkissed . This is fitness fanatic Lucy's second campaign for the beauty brand . Lucy, who stars in her second campaign for the tanning brand, admitted that she used to overdo it on the orange stuff in her teenage years.",
            "Lucy Mecklenburgh has called on her younger sister Lydia to join her in the latest beauty campaign for fake tan brand, Sunkissed . Lucy, 23, is the face of Sunkissed and this is her second campaign for the beauty brand . The sisters prove that good looks run in the family as they pose in their swimsuits and show off their golden glows in the new shoot ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Bournemouth moved four points clear at the top of the Championship with a win against Brighton as manager Eddie Howe set club records tumbling. They scored with their first shot on target in the 70th minute, well worth the wait when Yann Kermorgant hit a wonderful 25-yard free-kick which wrong-footed Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale and flew into the left of goal. With only their second accurate effort, in the 81st minute, Callum Wilson extended their lead by running on to Kermorgant’s ball over the top and twice turned Greg Halford before finishing. Callum Wilson puts the Cherries 2-0 ahead with a sublime finish in the 81st minute . Yann Kermorgant fires Bournemouth into the lead with sweetly-taken free-kick in the 70th minute . Kermorgant (left) celebrates with his team-mate Matt Ritchie following his second-half strike . Brighton (4-2-3-1) Stockdale; Bruno, Halford, Dunk, Bennett; Stephens, Kayal (Ince 67); Calderon, Teixeira (Mackail-Smith 74), Carayol (LuaLua 74); Best. Subs not used: Walton, Hughes, Forster-Caskey, O’Grady. Manager: Chris Hughton . Booked: Dunk, Bennett . Bournemouth (4-4-2): Boruc; Daniels, Elphick, Cook, Francis; Pugh (Smith 64), Surman, Arter, Ritchie; Kermorgant (Gosling 83), Wilson (Jones 89). Subs not used: Camp, Ward, Stanislas, Pitman,. Manager: Eddie Howe . Booked: Smith . Referee: Craig Pawson . Stadium: Amex Stadium . Attendance: 25,919 . In doing so they set a club record 106 goals in all competitions, beating 104 from the 1956-57 and 1928-29 seasons. And Wilson’s strike was their 89th league goal of the season, moving clear of the previous record 88 they scored in the Division Three South in the 1956-57 season. Prior to the goals they had not looked like the typically fluent Bournemouth that has made them league leaders for the majority of the campaign. The passes were hit that little bit too long, the crosses went out for goal kicks and the through balls were slightly mistimed. Brighton’s Leon Best got in behind their defence in the 58th minute and shaped to bend an effort into the right of goal but his shot was woeful, weak and straight at Artur Boruc. Four minutes later, Mustafa Carayol made a driving run through the middle and got a powerful shot away from the edge of the box but Bournemouth captain Tommy Elphick dived in front to block. But Bournemouth showed they can win ugly and when the game is not going their way, as well as dominating teams with their passing. Howe is well aware that nerves will come into play with his players as they battle for promotion to the Premier League for the first time in their history. Yet his side are starting to demonstrate that they can handle the pressure. Four more games remain, against Reading, Sheffield Wednesday, Bolton and Charlton - a run of fixtures which they should deal with comfortably. Harry Arter celebrates in front of the travelling Bournemouth support after Kermorgant's opener . Bournemouth's Yann Kermorgant tussles with Joe Bennett during the first half at AMEX Stadium . Brighton midfielder Joao Carlos Teixeira is tackled by Bournemouth's Marc Pugh . Brighton's Biram Kayal closes down Cherries defender Simon Francis . Charlie Daniels is pursued by Brighton midfielder Inigo Calderon during a scoreless opening 45 minutes .",
        "generated_text": "Bournemouth; four; the top; the Championship; Brighton; Callum Wilson; 81st minute; Yann Kermorgant.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Bournemouth lead the Championship by four points with four games left .\nYann Kermorgant fired the Cherries into the lead in the 70th minute .\nCallum Wilson doubled the visitors' advantage 10 minutes later .\nEddie Howe's side have set a club record 106 goals in all competitions .<END-1>",
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            "Bournemouth moved four points clear at the top of the Championship with a win against Brighton . They scored with their first shot on target in the 70th minute, well worth the wait when Yann Kermorgant hit a wonderful 25-yard free-kick which wrong-footed Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale and flew into the left of goal . With only their second accurate effort, in the 81st minute, Callum Wilson extended their lead by running on to Kermorgant’s ball over the top and twice turned Greg Halford before finishing .",
            "Bournemouth moved four points clear at the top of the Championship with a win against Brighton . They scored two goals, the first with their first shot on target in the 70th minute, and the second in the 81st minute when Callum Wilson extended their lead by running on to Yann Kermorgant’s ball over the top . This sets a club record 106 goals in all competitions .",
            "Bournemouth have moved four points clear at the top of the Championship with a win against Brighton . They scored with their first shot on target in the 70th minute, when Yann Kermorgant hit a wonderful 25-yard free-kick . With only their second accurate effort, in the 81st minute, Callum Wilson extended their lead by running on to Kermorgant’s ball over the top and twice turned Greg Halford before finishing ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: He was held against his will in a foreign jungle for 472 days and feared his al-Qaeda linked captors would behead him. Now more than two years since Australian Warren Rodwell was finally staggered to freedom from the clutches of the Filipino terror group Abu Sayyaf, he believes he may be in for another fight. In an interview with Daily Mail Australia, Mr Rodwell said he fears the Federal government will not award him Victims of Terror Overseas compensation. Scroll down for video . Islamist militants posing as policemen abducted Mr Rodwell from his home in the Philippines by gunpoint on December 5, 2011. He was released in March 2013 when his family managed to raise a ransom . Abu Sayyaf militants are pictured guarding an area prior to a meeting with the Sulu government . Under Australian law, the survivors and families of victims of overseas attacks can claim up to $75,000 in compensation. But for that to happen, Prime Minister Tony Abbott would have to declare his kidnapping a terrorist event. Despite an official from the Attorney-General's Department (AGD) lauding his courage and referring a petition from him to Mr Abbott's office, the kidnapping victim is sceptical it will see action. The AGD did not place any timeframe on when he should expect Mr Abbott to decide on his case. 'The prime minister has no time for doing things like this,' Mr Rodwell told Daily Mail Australia - who attributed part of his situation to his low public profile. Islamist militants posing as policemen abducted Mr Rodwell from his home in the Philippines by gunpoint on December 5, 2011. He was released in March 2013 after his family managed to raise a significant ransom and has spent time since recovering from his physical and psychological injurie . Mr Rodwell (right) is escorted by Philippine police officers as he arrives at a police station in Pagadian City, on the southern island of Mindanao early March 23, 2013, shortly after he was released by his Islamic militant kidnappers . Mr Rodwell walked free on March 23 after being held for 15 months by Islamic militants in the lawless southern Philippines . A government media blackout was enforced during his captivity. The kidnapping victim said he was a 'little bitter' this year that other Australians trapped overseas have obtained considerable attention, including Kalynda Davis, the Bali Nine drug smugglers and journalist Peter Greste. 'I got no attention because I wasn't female and I wasn't a convicted drug smuggler and I wasn't a recognised person in society - just one of these ordinary people.' Some of the 'declared terror events' where Australian victims or families are eligible for compensation include the September 11 attacks, Bali and London bombings and the siege at the Westgate Mall in Kenya. ASIO has officially declared Abu Sayyaf as a terrorist organisation. Mr Rodwell is hoping to use any compensation to pay back his brother and sister, who helped arrange the ransom payment that saved him. A spokeswoman for the Attorney-General's Department said it does not comment on individual cases relating to the Australian Victims of Terrorism Overseas Payment (AVTOP). Mr Abbott's office was approached for comment.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Australian Warren Rodwell was held hostage for 472 days and feared his Abu Sayyaf captors would behead him .\nHe was freed in March 2013 after his family successfully managed to raise a ransom .\nNow he fears he will not receive Victims of Terrorism Overseas compensation .\nUnless Prime Minister Tony Abbott decides otherwise, his kidnapping is not listed as a 'declared terrorist event'\nASIO has officially declared Abu Sayyaf as a terrorist organisation .<END-1>",
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            "Australian Warren Rodwell was kidnapped by Abu Sayyaf in the Philippines in December 2011 and was held for 472 days. He fears he will not be awarded Victims of Terror Overseas compensation, which under Australian law allows survivors and families of victims of overseas attacks to claim up to $75,000 in compensation.",
            "Australian Warren Rodwell fears he may not be awarded Victims of Terror Overseas compensation for his kidnapping by Abu Sayyaf from December 5, 2011 to March 2013 . He hopes to use any compensation to pay back his brother and sister, who helped arrange the ransom payment that saved him .",
            "Australian Warren Rodwell believes he may not receive Victims of Terror Overseas compensation from the Federal government after fearing he wouldn't survive being held against his will for 472 days by Filipino terror group Abu Sayyaf . Mr Rodwell's family managed to raise a significant ransom to secure his release in March 2013 . The prime minister must declare kidnapping a terrorist event for compensation to be awarded."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Amir Khan has ended speculation over his next opponent by announcing he will fight former light-welterweight world champion Chris Algieri on May 30. The Bolton fighter had earlier this week come under increasing pressure to take on British rival and IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook in June. However, Khan, who was also linked with bouts against Adrien Broner and Keith Thurman, said he was already deep in negotiations to fight somebody else. Amir Khan (left) has announced his next fight will be against Chris Algieri at welterweight on May 30 . Khan's (right) last fight came against Devon Alexander in December, whom he beat to take his record to 30-3 . Algieri (left) lost his last bout against Manny Pacquiao in November - his first defeat in his professional career . Algieri was knocked down six times en route to a heavily lopsided points loss in Macau . And on his wife's YouTube channel Khan announced: 'The next opponent will be Chris Algieri. I will be taking that fight at 147lbs (the welterweight limit).' The fight has yet to be rubber-stamped, but Khan added: 'I'm looking forward to getting this fight announced officially by my manager and advisor Al Haymon. '(His management team) think it's the right fight for me, they want to keep me going.' Algieri's only defeat in his 21-fight professional career came in his last bout against Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao, who faces Floyd Mayweather in a mega-fight on May 2. Algieri was knocked down six times en route to a heavily lopsided points loss in November last year. Yet Khan believes his American foe is a credible opponent as he wrested the WBO light-welterweight title off the much feared Ruslan Provodnikov in June 2014. Khan said: 'You can class him as an A-class opponent. 'He has fought decent opponents, beaten decent opponents, and just fell short against Manny Pacquiao, which is an A star opponent. 'He's a decent boxer overall. He knows how to box and knows how to move well. He takes a decent amount of shots and he's got a decent amount of power, so I think overall it's going to be a good fight for me.' The 28-year-old hopes to fight in Algieri's home city of New York, with Khan's only previous outing there an 11th-round stoppage of Paulie Malignaggi at Madison Square Garden in May 2010. Adrien Broner (right) had been relentless in calling out of Khan since his comfortable win over John Molina Jr . Khan (pictured in March 2014) hopes to fight Algieri's home city of New York next month . Khan (right) has fought once before in New York - where he defeated Paulie Malignaggi  in May 2010 . This time, though, Khan wants the non-title bout at the Barclays Center as he said: 'We're looking at fighting in New York, I think New York's a great venue for me. 'Having that fight in New York will be good for the UK fans in a way because it will give them a chance to travel and it won't be as far as going to (Las) Vegas. 'This time I'd like to fight at the Barclays Center, which I've never fought at.' Khan has made no secret of his desire to chase lucrative showdowns against Mayweather or Pacquiao and is confident a win over Algieri can lead him to that. 'Hopefully this can lead me on to the bigger fights in the future, which is what I'm looking at,' he added. But Khan's announcement has left IBF welterweight champion Brook disappointed. Sheffield's Brook retained his world strap with a four-round destruction of Jo Jo Dan a week ago and immediately called out regular verbal sparring partner Khan. The two have spent the week trading barbs - with Brook offering a June 13 date at Wembley for an all-British bout - but Khan made it clear he was going his own way when announcing his next opponent on Thursday. The Bolton man said he will face Chris Algieri in New York on May 30 and Brook cannot understand the move. After Kell Brook's victory over Jo Jo Dan on March 1, he called out Amir Khan in a post-match interview . Khan has previously refused a fight with Brook, but now promises it will take place within 12 months . 'If someone said to me you can get five million quid, a world title, fight at Wembley with a fight that every fan wants to see, it's a no-brainer for me,' 28-year-old Brook told BBC 5 Live. 'He's fighting Algieri who didn't win a round against (Manny) Pacquiao, a feather puncher, not a big puncher. It doesn't make sense to me. 'I'm world champion, I'm calling him out, we want the fight, there's a word title and a bagful of money and it doesn't make sense that he's fighting this guy who's bringing nothing to the table. 'He's said he'll fight me before but when it comes to it, I don't get why he doesn't want to fight me. Yes (I feel frustrated), wherever I go it's always Amir Khan, when are you going to fight him? 'He's delicate around the whiskers, he knows I'm a big strong welterweight and he knows I'm coming for that chin of his.' Khan hit back on Twitter, though, saying: 'Seems to me Kel Brook is dying to fight me for the big pay day before he faces a half decent opponent and loses that IBF title.'",
        "generated_text": "Amir Khan; Chris Algieri; May 30; welterweight; Bolton; Chris Algieri; last fight.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Amir Khan will fight Chris Algieri in New York next month .\nKhan has won 30 bouts - including victory over Devon Alexander last year .\nAlgieri has only tasted defeat once in 21-fight professional career .\n31-year-old lost via a unanimous decision to Manny Pacquiao in November .\nBut the announcement has left Kell Brook frustrated .\nThe Sheffield fighter called out Khan after his win over Jo Jo Dan .<END-1>",
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            "Amir Khan will fight Chris Algieri at welterweight on May 30 . Khan was linked with bouts against Adrien Broner and Keith Thurman . Algieri lost his last bout against Manny Pacquiao in November - his first defeat in his professional career.",
            "Amir Khan will fight Chris Algieri on May 30 . Khan had been under pressure to take on Kell Brook in June . Algieri's last bout was against Manny Pacquiao in November .",
            "Amir Khan announced he will fight Chris Algieri on May 30 . The fight has yet to be rubber-stamped, but Khan added: 'I'm looking forward to getting this fight announced officially by my manager and advisor Al Haymon . Algieri's only defeat in his professional career came in his last bout against Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao, who faces Floyd Mayweather in a mega-fight on May 2. Khan hopes to fight Algieri's home city of New York next month ."
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        "sample_id": "test_211",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: NBC News has changed its account of how chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel was kidnapped in Syria, saying he was now most likely taken by Sunni rebels who tried to convince their victims they were government militants. The broadcaster had previously reported that the 2012 kidnapping of Mr Engel, which saw him held for five days and expecting to be killed, was carried out by forces associated with President Bashar-al Assad. But Mr Engel has revealed that following analysis of his kidnapping it is likely the men that took him were in fact a Sunni group who had tried to convince their victims that they were Shi-ite rebels affiliated to the Government. Scroll down for video . NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel (centre) was taken captive with Turkey reporter Aziz Akyavas (left) and photographer John Kooistra (right) and were convinced by their captors they had been taken by forces related to President Bashar al-Assad, but they may have been Sunni rebels instead . A statement posted on the NBC News site said: 'The group that kidnapped us put on an elaborate ruse to convince us they were Shiite Shabiha militiamen. The group that kidnapped us was a criminal gang with shifting allegiances.' The statement also raises concerns that rather than being freed following a harrowing firefight, as they were told, this may actually have been staged for propaganda purposes. Instead the captives may just have been handed over. The statement added: 'We have not been able to get a definitive account of what happened that night. But based on all of our reporting, it is clear that we were kidnapped by a criminal gang for money and released for propaganda purposes. 'This, of course, does not make our kidnappers or the five days they held us at gunpoint any less dangerous. It does, however, underscore the treacherous and violent nature of the conflict inside Syria.' Mr Engel and his team were prompted to research the circumstances of the 2012 kidnapping after the New York Times raised questions over the attackers' identities. They suggested the kidnapping was likely to have been carried out by a Sunni criminal element of the North Idlib Falcons Brigade, linked to the Free Syrian Army and known for taking hostages. The New York Times claimed that NBC executives were informed of the suspicions about the kidnappers' identities during and after Mr Engel was taken. Mr Engel was convinced by his captors that he had been taken and held by government affiliated forces . But immediately after his release Mr Engel appeared on Today and in a Vanity Fair interview claiming he had been taken by the shabiha group, government militia loyal to President Bashar al-Assad. He made these assertions based on what he had been told by his captors, which included that they had been rescued by Sunni rebels. The paper claimed that when the captors realised other rebels were trying to free the victims they had actually staged a rescue so they could blame the kidnapping on the Assad regime. Engel and his crew, including producers Ghazi Balkiz and Aziz Akyavas, as well as cameraman John Kooistra, were taken hostage on December 13, 2012, while reporting in Syria. The foreign correspondent said they had met a man who had claimed he was a Syrian rebel commander who had promised to take them across the border to see Iranian and Lebanese prisoners being held by rebels. Syrians run for cover after a mortar shell hit a street killing several in the Bustan Al-Qasr district of Aleppo . They were soon removed from a truck and loaded into a container vehicle by armed men where they were bound, blindfolded and stripped of their passports and shoes. The kidnappers forced the group to make a video and unwittingly set off a distress GPS signal, which informed NBC exactly where they were.  NBC was able to broadcast images of the farm they were being held at across the world, also informing their kidnappers they knew of the location. Engel and his crew were believed to have been taken near Ma-arrat Misrin, and were pictured in captivity with Arabic sprayed on the wall behind them. It read: ‘Or will burn.’ A statement published by NBC said it was clear that the group were released for propaganda purposes . During the five days they were held Mr Engel reported apparently hearing one of the rebels they were with being shot, and constantly being subjected to the sounds of guns being loaded - believing each day was his last. He claimed they were constantly tormented by the kidnappers. As an example, the 39-year-old correspondent said that one minute, their captors were giving them tea, and the next, they were demanding the crew decide who would be killed first. On the fifth night they were loaded, while blindfolded, into a van. They were told they would be handed over to military forces in  Foua. As they reached a checkpoint there was the sound of gunfire and a dead body was seen on the floor. Engel has since said, in light of the new information, this may have been staged to convince them they were rescued rather than handed over. Engel, who is divorced and doesn't have children, was promoted to NBC News's chief foreign correspondent in 2008.",
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            "NBC News has changed its account of the 2012 kidnapping of chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel in Syria, now saying he was most likely taken by Sunni rebels and not forces affiliated with President Bashar al-Assad . The broadcaster had previously said that the kidnappers were associated with Assad. Engel has revealed that the kidnappers had tried to convince their victims that they were Shi-ite rebels affiliated with Assad.",
            "NBC News has changed its account of how chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel was kidnapped in Syria . Previously it was reported that his 2012 kidnapping was carried out by forces associated with President Bashar-al Assad, but Engel reveals analysis shows the kidnappers were a Sunni group . Engel and his team were prompted to research the circumstances after the New York Times raised questions over the attackers' identities.",
            "NBC News has changed its account of how chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel was kidnapped in Syria . They now believe Sunni rebels took him, not forces associated with President Bashar al-Assad . Engel and his team were held for five days, but were told they were being held by government affiliated forces.  "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Michael Phelps is entered in five events at this week's Arena Pro Swim Series in Mesa, Arizona, which will be his first meet since serving a six-month ban following a drunk-driving conviction. Phelps, who was suspended last year by USA Swimming after his arrest on drunk driving charges, is entered in the 100-meter butterfly on Thursday, 100m backstroke and 400m freestyle on Friday and 200m individual medley and 100m freestyle on Saturday. The April 15-18 meet has attracted some of the top U.S. swimmers, including Phelps's chief rival Ryan Lochte, who is entered in the same five events. Michael Phelps is entered in five events in Arizona this week having served his six month suspension . It will be familiar surroundings for Phelps, an 18-time Olympic gold medallist who ended his two-year retirement in 2014 at Mesa, sparking speculation that he is considering an Olympic comeback at the 2016 Rio Games. Following his arrest last September, the 29-year-old swimmer entered a rehabilitation program and in February announced his engagement to Nicole Johnson, a former Miss California USA. Phelps has won 22 Olympic medals, 18 golds, but was banned from swimming in September .",
        "generated_text": "Michael Phelps; five; Arizona; this week; Arena Pro Swim Series; drunk-driving conviction; six-month ban; last year.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Michael Phelps was suspended by USA swimming following arrest .\nAmerican is entered in five events at this week's Arena Pro Swim Series .\nPhelps' rival Ryan Lochte has entered into the same five events .<END-1>",
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            "Michael Phelps is entered in five events at this week's Arena Pro Swim Series in Mesa, Arizona, which will be his first meet since serving a six-month ban following a drunk-driving conviction . The April 15-18 meet has attracted some of the top US swimmers, including Phelps's chief rival Ryan Lochte, who is entered in the same five events .",
            "Michael Phelps, who served a six-month ban following a drunk-driving conviction last year, is entered in five events at this week's Arena Pro Swim Series in Mesa, Arizona . It will be his first meet since the ban and has sparked speculation that he is considering a comeback at the 2016 Rio Games .",
            "Michael Phelps is entered in five events at this week's Arena Pro Swim Series in Mesa, Arizona . This is his first meet since serving a six-month ban following a drunk-driving conviction last year . Phelps is an 18-time Olympic gold medallist who ended his two-year retirement in 2014 at Mesa ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: She is best known for her World War II saga, The Cazalet Chronicles, but  novelist Elizabeth Jane Howard had a passion for history of a considerably more ancient kind. The novelist, who died in 2014 aged 90, amassed a spectacular collection of Greek, Egyptian and Roman jewellery during her lifetime, among them pieces up to 3,500 years old. Now the collection is to go under the hammer, with auctioneers saying they expect the exquisite pieces to fetch up to £20,000. Collector: Elizabeth Jane Howard, pictured with Kingsley Amis, collected ancient jewellery . Howard, a former model who became the second wife of Lucky Jim novelist Kingsley Amis in 1965, adored historic jewellery and, despite its great age, was regularly photographed in it. 'Unlike many collectors who prefer to display their treasures, Elizabeth Jane Howard held the view that jewellery was made to be used,' explains Madeleine Perridge, head of antiquities at Bonhams. 'She took great pleasure in wearing beautiful objects that had been worn by women thousands of years ago.' The nine lots, which will go under the hammer at Bonhams auction house in London on Thursday, include rings, bracelets, pendants and earrings. Among the most striking is a gold Roman bracelet made from three gold wires twisted into a spiral design, which has a reserve price of £5,000. Spectacular: This Roman bracelet, which is made from twisted strands of gold, is expected to fetch £5,000 . Beautiful: This pair of earrings are 2,400 years old and are part of a collection thought to be worth £20,000 . Magnificent: This 2,000-year-old pendant depicts the goddess Aphrodite and her son, Eros . A pair of Hellenistic gold hoop earrings, which are thought to be around 2,400 years old, are expected to fetch £2,000. There is also a gold pendant depicting Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, with Eros, the Greek god of love hovering above her right shoulder. The piece is set with a cabochon garnet, a nod to Dionysus, the Greek god of wine-making, festivities and fertility, and is likely to have been presented to its original owner as a love token or wedding gift. Oldest of all the items is a pair of Egyptian gold hair rings which have been dated to somewhere between 1550-1295 BC, and are being sold as part of a lot that includes a pair of Roman earrings. Howard, who was born in 1923, started her career as an actress and model but shot to fame in 1950 when her debut novel, The Beautiful Visit, won the John Llewellyn Rhys Prize. Subsequent novels included Three Miles Up and Other Strange Stories, Something in Disguise and Getting it Right, although it is the Cazalet Chronicles for which she is best known. The epic six-novel saga charts the fortunes of the eponymous Cazalets, beginning in 1937 as the Second World War looms. Ending in the 1950s, the series has also been described as being a slice of social history and chronicles the changing fortunes of the aristocracy as they face up to a democratic post-war world. But Howard wasn't only known for her books, with the much-married author's tumultuous love life garnering as many headlines as her books. Literary couple: Howard was Kingsley Amis' second wife and the pair married in 1965 . Turbulent: Sadly, their marriage did not last and the couple divorced in 1983 . First married in 1942 to Sir Peter Scott, the conservationist who famously helped found the Worldwide Fund for Nature and provided a scientific name for the Loch Ness Monster, she went on to wed twice more. Of all her marriages, though, it was her turbulent third to Sir Kingsley Amis in 1965 that is best remembered. The pair, who met while both were helping to organise the Cheltenham Literary Festival, eventually divorced in 1983.",
        "generated_text": "Novelist; Edwardian; 19th Century; Jewelry; Elizabeth Jane Howard; 90; Collection; hammer; London; Thursday.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The ancient jewels belonged to novelist Elizabeth Jane Howard .\nShe is famous for the Cazalet Chronicles and marriage to Kingsley Amis .\nThe collection includes ancient Egyptian hair rings dating from 1550 B.C .\nHoward, who died in January 2014, often wore the jewellery .\nIn total, the pieces, some of which are 3,500 years old, are worth £20,000 .<END-1>",
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            "Novelist Elizabeth Jane Howard amassed a collection of Greek, Egyptian, and Roman jewelry which is expected to fetch up to £20,000 at auction in London on Thursday . Howard, who died in 2014 at the age of 90, was photographed wearing the jewelry despite its great age . The collection includes nine lots of rings, bracelets, pendants, and earrings, the oldest of which is a pair of Egyptian gold hair rings that have been dated to somewhere between 1550-1295 BC .",
            "Elizabeth Jane Howard, who died in 2014 at age 90, was an Edwardian novelist who was passionate about ancient jewelry . She amassed a collection that includes pieces up to 3,500 years old, which will be auctioned off in London on Thursday .",
            "Novelist Elizabeth Jane Howard, who died in 2014, left a collection of Greek, Egyptian and Roman jewelry, which will be auctioned on Thursday . The collection includes nine lots, which are expected to fetch up to £20,000 . Among the items are a 2,000-year-old pendant depicting the goddess Aphrodite and her son, Eros, and a gold Roman bracelet made from three gold wires twisted into a spiral design."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Probe: Guernsey police sent ten officers to the island last Thursday to raid Dr Rory Lyon's surgery and a private address . The widow of one of four patients whose deaths are being investigated on the Channel Islands last night spoke out to defend the GP at the centre of the police probe. Yvonne Deegan, 77, described the investigation as 'absolutely diabolical' and said she was 'perfectly happy' with the care provided by Dr Rory Lyons. Her husband Bernie Deegan, 70, died suddenly earlier this year following a 12-year cancer battle. Police last week told Mrs Deegan that his death is one of four on the small island of Alderney being investigated as part of a probe into Dr Lyons. The retired stonemason was a close friend of Colin Cosheril, 63, whose sudden death from heart failure last year is being also being looked at. Islanders have said it was concerns over the unexpected death of Mr Cosheril's cousin Karen from pneumonia in January that prompted the investigation in to Dr Lyons, 62, who has been suspended from practicing. But Mrs Deegan, 77, yesterday said she had no complaints over Dr Lyons or the care he gave her sick husband Bernie. She said her husband's death was sudden but not unexpected as he had been ill since he was diagnosed with throat cancer 12 years ago. The great-grandmother said: 'Only God could have helped him. 'I have always been perfectly happy with Dr Lyons and whatever is going on I think it is absolutely diabolical. 'I don't know who started all this but I think they are all very wrong.' Guernsey police sent ten officers to the island last Thursday to raid Dr Lyon's surgery and a private address. The Eagle Medical Practice was searched for five hours and computers and papers – including medical records – were seized by police. Mrs Deegan said she did not know why her husband's death was being looked at and police had not given her any information either. The cancer had recently spread to Mr Deegan's chest and specialists in Guernsey had warned the family he did not have long left before he died in January. She said: 'The police are not saying anything. They are telling us not to talk to anyone but they are not telling us anything.' But she said she had no reason to be concerned about how her husband died, adding: 'As far as I'm concerned there should be no reason. They gave him a death sentence 10 years ago. 'I don't really know and I can't really understand it and actually I'm very, very sad about it. 'The police said Dr Lyons was being looked into and Bernie's death had come up and I said well I didn't see why. 'He has been cremated so at least they can't dig him up. Thank God. Because that I wouldn't have.' Relatives: Cousins Karen and Colin Cosheril were patients of the Alderney family doctor when they died. Karen, 52, left, died in January of pneumonia and Colin, 63, right, died of heart failure in May last year . The widow said her husband's death was sudden, but said: 'It was in the sense of the word sudden but we knew it was going to happen because the lung specialist in Guernsey told us.' Mr Cosheril's sister Brenda Webb reported his sudden death to the health authorities last year and was told last week it was being investigated as part of the police probe. It is believed the Guernsey health service launched an investigation into Dr Lyons when concerns were raised about the death of divorcee Karen Cosheril, who often used her married name Tayleur, in January. Chief of Police Patrick Rice last night said: 'Our Neighbourhood Policing Team Sergeant has met community leaders and spoken to a wide range of islanders over the last few days. 'Our Alderney-based police officers will continue this work as we seek to ensure islanders are being reassured about this serious investigation. 'I will repeat that this decisive early police action was necessary in order to ensure the protection of the public, which is always our main focus. 'The investigation will be conducted as expeditiously as possible, however, given its nature and complexity it could take a considerable amount of time to conclude.' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.",
        "generated_text": "Yvonne Deegan; husband Bernie; this year; cancer; Police; probe; Dr Rory Lyons; Island; Guernsey.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Widow of a patient who died has defended GP at the centre of police probe .\nYvonne Deegan's husband Bernie died this year following cancer battle .\nShe said she was 'perfectly happy' with the care provided by Dr Rory Lyons .\nHer husband's death is one of four being investigated as part of probe .<END-1>",
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            "Yvonne Deegan, the widow of one of four patients whose deaths are being investigated on the Channel Island, defended Dr Rory Lyons saying she was ‘perfectly happy’ with the care provided by the GP at the centre of the police probe. The death of her husband, Bernie Deegan, 70, is one of four on the small island of Alderney being investigated as part of a probe into Dr Lyons. Ms Deegan described the investigation as ‘absolutely diabolical’.",
            "The widow of one of four patients whose deaths are being investigated on the Channel Islands, Yvonne Deegan, has spoken out to defend the GP at the centre of the police probe . Her husband Bernie Deegan, 70, died suddenly earlier this year following a 12-year cancer battle . Police last week told Mrs Deegan that his death is one of four on the small island of Alderney being investigated as part of a probe into Dr Lyons .",
            "Mrs Yvonne Deegan, 77, has defended the GP under investigation in Guernsey over the deaths of four patients in the Channel Islands . Dr Rory Lyons, 62, has been suspended from practice on Alderney . Yvonne Deegan's husband, Bernie, 70, died earlier this year following a 12-year cancer battle . "
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        "sample_id": "test_215",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Former Royal Marine Bobby Burnett beat his girlfriend and banned her from wearing revealing clothes in a two-year-long campaign of terror . A controlling Afghanistan veteran who beat his girlfriend and banned her from wearing revealing clothes has been jailed for a two-year-long campaign of terror. Royal Marine Bobby Burnett forced Samantha Chudley to stop wearing make-up because he wanted to make her less attractive to other men, and forced her to hand over the passwords of her e-mail and social media accounts so he could monitor them, Exeter Crown Court heard. The 30-year-old installed a tracker app on her smartphone and brutally attacked her when she visited him at the Commando Training Centre at Lympstone, Devon, and at her home. His violence and the stress of his controlling behaviour led her to have two miscarriages, one of which happened days after he punched her in the stomach when she was ten weeks pregnant, the court was told. The otherwise exemplary Marine's personality changed because he was taking a powerful illegal steroid normally given to beef cattle to make them increase body mass, the court was told. He told police she was lying about his repeated assaults but inquiries showed he had asked the Marines for help to control his domestic violence. And checks on his mobile phone showed hundreds of texts in which he begged her to forgive his attacks and promised to stop hitting her. Burnett was a Marine with an exemplary service record who has been thrown out of the Corps after a routine drug screen showed he was taking steroids. Burnett, 30, who has been in custody since leaving the Commando Training Centre, admitted aggravated harassment and making threats to kill and was jailed for two years and two months by Judge Phillip Wassall. He told him: 'Miss Chudley lost all confidence in herself. She was even having to check with you what she could wear and you began to chastise her for wearing make up. 'If she ever questioned you, your response was to attack her, grabbing her by the neck, holding her up against walls, putting her to the floor and telling her to shut up. 'She says the assaults happened on a weekly basis although you say there were longer periods between attacks when you could control your temper. 'This was a relationship where you set out to control her by violence to the extent her will was completely broken and she became completely subservient to your control over the best part of two years. 'You were not only abusing alcohol but taking steroids at the time and it is well known they can cause bad temper and cause violence. The 30-year-old installed a tracker app on her smartphone and brutally attacked her when she visited him at the Commando Training Centre at Lympstone, Devon, and at her home, the court was told . 'This was a protracted history of very serious domestic violence. The aggravating features are the continued and repeated threats and extreme domestic violence. 'You now acknowledge your responsibility and I believe you have had a change of heart and are far less dangerous than you were. It is an attribute of your steroid abuse that it played some part in your behaviour.' The judge made a restraining order banning Burnett from contacting Miss Chudley ever again. Miss Emily Pitts, prosecuting, said texts recovered from Burnett's phone showed the domination he asserted over his partner. One said: 'I won't change. You will always have to live by my rules and do what I say.' She only left him after two years of repeated assaults and his increasing domination in which he would attack her and call her a s**g if she wore make up or attractive clothes. Miss Pitts said his attacks and bullying led to Miss Chudley becoming a shell of her normal self and feeling worthless and enslaved. Miss Pitts said: 'She went through months and months of torture. He would go out of his way to make her feel like she was nothing. 'She says she felt worthless and he destroyed all her confidence. Friends told her they did not recognise her as the same person while she was under his control. 'He would constantly question her about where she was and who she was with and installed a tracking app on her phone. She felt sick and trapped. 'She is petrified that when he is released she will become the focus of his rage at the fact that his life has fallen apart and will find her and hurt her or even kill her.' Mr Barry White, defending, said that since acknowledging his guilt Burnett is a changed man who is determined to address the issues which led him to treat Miss Chudley as he did. He provided references from Burnett's previous partner and a new girlfriend, both of whom say he has behaved well towards them. He also provided testimonials from the Marines showing an unblemished 11 year record in which he saw action in Afghanistan, Iraq, and the 2011 operation in Libya. He said: 'He went off kilter. This relationship was toxic and dysfunctional and he knows he carries the burden of responsibility for that.'",
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            "A controlling former Royal Marine has been jailed for a two-year-long campaign of terror against his girlfriend . Bobby Burnett forced Samantha Chudley to stop wearing make-up because he wanted to make her less attractive to other men and forced her to hand over passwords of her e-mail and social media accounts so he could monitor them ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Tim Sherwood will welcome Gary Gardner back into his first team squad during pre-season to assess closely whether the 22-year-old can cut it for Aston Villa in the Premier League. Gardner has enjoyed a successful loan spell at Nottingham Forest and scored a superb free-kick in front of the Villa manager during the defeat to Watford at the City Ground. Sherwood is keen to see Gardner, a former England Under-21 player, train day-to-day before making up his mind and he has spoken previously about his desire for homegrown players to make an impact at the club. Gary Gardner (left) will report to Aston Villa for pre-season training to be assessed by Tim Sherwood . The Villa boss has inspired the club since being appointed and helped lead them to an FA Cup final . Gardner, born in Solihull, joined Villa's academy aged seven and last year was rewarded with a new contract that expires in June 2016 despite suffering serious knee injuries. 'I will go back to Villa in the summer and we will see what happens,' he said. 'When I am back there in training, it will be my chance to impress. Tim Sherwood will not have seen much of me in training, because I have not been there. 'Villa are the main club, I have been there since I was seven and it is the team I support. But Forest have been fantastic to me. It is definitely the second team in my heart. 'If I was made available for loan again next season, if it does not work out at Villa, Forest would be top of my list, definitely. It is the best loan move I have had.' Gardner scored a stunning free-kick against Watford with Sherwood in attendance at the City Ground .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Gary Gardner confirms he'll report to Aston Villa for pre-season training .\nThe 22-year-old is out on loan at Championship side Nottingham Forest .\nTim Sherwood is keen to asses Gardner ahead of next season .\nThe midfielder would prefer a move back to Forest if Villa doesn't wok out .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Aston Villa news .<END-1>",
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            "Tim Sherwood will assess whether Gary Gardner can cut it for Aston Villa in the Premier League . The former England Under-21 player has enjoyed a successful loan spell at Nottingham Forest . Gardner will report to Aston Villa for pre-season training .",
            "Gary Gardner will report to Aston Villa for pre-season training to be assessed by Tim Sherwood . The 22-year-old has enjoyed a successful loan spell at Nottingham Forest and scored a superb free-kick in front of the Villa manager during the defeat to Watford at the City Ground ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A jet-setting owl has posted photos from its travels on Facebook after it was 'kidnapped' from a Nottinghamshire pub. Landlord Richard Stevenson, 32, had mascot Ollie the Owl snatched from the lounge area of the Admiral Rodney, in Nottingham, last month. He thought the £7.99 ornament had been lost forever until he received a letter in the post on March 6 demanding a donation to charity for its safe return. Those responsible for the theft even created a Facebook page to keep fans updated about Ollie's adventures since being snatched. The owl has been pictured sunning itself on a beach after it was 'kidnapped' from a Nottingham pub . The wooden ornament even took a trip on the back of a camel on its travels . Incredibly, the wooden statue has already jetted off to Belfast, Benidorm and even Tunisia despite only going missing a month ago. Pictures posted on the 'Oliver Howel' Facebook page show Ollie sunbathing on a beach towel with an iPod and even taking a ride on the back of a camel. He can also be seen perched on a wall overlooking a beach in Benidorm and is seen sitting on a bar next to pint of Guinness in Belfast. After boarding a plane from the Spanish holiday resort, Ollie teased his owners with a status update saying: 'Hi I'm off again another plane journey.. This one is going to be hot, keep checking in to see where I am.' Today, landlord Richard, who runs the pub with partner Christy Jamieson, 28, said: 'We are missing Ollie but it's been amazing where he's been. The £7.99 model perches on a stone rail high above a beach in Benidorm . The journey began in Nottingham, pictured here at the National Ice Centre in the city . 'He's had three holidays already and he's only been gone for a month. 'I did have a few clues to who had taken him but they found out and apparently passed Ollie on to someone else. 'We also received a card from a child though the post with a donation of £1 which has gone to the air ambulance.' Pub regular John Wiles, 45, added: 'I can't believe he has got as far as Tunisia. He will need his wings clipping.' The wooden statue is enjoying some sunnier climes than the usual shelf in Nottingham . The owl has had three holidays in less than a month since he was stolen from a pub shelf . Ollie's kidnappers have also taken the owl to more local locations with pictures of him joining a stag party in a city centre bar and visiting Nottingham Castle. He also posted a picture to his 138 Facebook friends perched on the city's famous Robin Hood statue as well as another image showing him at an ice hockey game. The bird has also popped in to Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem - reputed to be the oldest pub in England. Landlord Richard Stevenson and landlady Christy Jamieson of the Admiral Rodney in Nottingham with ransom letters sent to the pub  following the 'kidnapping' of their owl ornament . It's thirsty work for the owl as it continues to travel around the world; pictured here at a Belfast bar . The owl has managed to take in some sights of Belfast, visiting the historic places in the Northern Irish capital . Landlord Richard bought Ollie from homeware store The Range 18 months ago when the couple took over the pub. The three-inch ornament is part of a set of three that had sat on a shelf in the pub lounge. In the ransom letter posted to the pub shortly after Ollie went missing, the kidnappers said the bird will be back in time for a charity festival on the August Bank Holiday weekend. The jovial note, which arrived in a brown envelope with a Nottingham postal stamp, stated: 'I have been taken against my will...kidnapped. The visit to Belfast also brings the opportunity for the owl to read up some history of the city . The owl took the opportunity of freedom to pose for a photo with Nottingham's most famous resident - Robin Hood . 'I was frightened at first but I really like the people who have taken me from your top shelf. 'I am going to be away for a while, and I am going to travel to lots of different places in England and abroad. 'I've been sitting on your shelf for too long... so I am going to find a girlfriend.' The owl could escape the queues for the Belfast boat tours by flying in, surely... Richard, who lives above the pub, added: 'It's a little bit crazy and just a bit weird how it all came about. 'I absolutely wet myself laughing, especially when I got a friend request on Facebook. 'We've seen a picture of a pink owl, which must be his new girlfriend. I suppose I'm a bit jealous of his travelling, and the regulars think it's hilarious.' Hopefully nobody will mistake the now-famous ornament for recyclable goods...",
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            "Landlord Richard Stevenson had mascot Ollie the Owl snatched from the lounge area of the Admiral Rodney in Nottingham last month . Those responsible for the theft even created a Facebook page to keep fans updated about Ollie's adventures since being snatched .",
            "Ollie the Owl has a Facebook page with photos of his travels after he was stolen from a Nottingham pub last month . The wooden ornament has travelled to Belfast, Benidorm and even Tunisia in a month . The people who took Ollie sent a ransom letter to the pub, promising to return him in time for a charity festival on the August Bank Holiday weekend ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Francois Hollande has vowed to 'show no mercy' if French peacekeepers are found guilty of sexual assaulting starving children in the Central African Republic. Fourteen soldiers dispatched to restore order after a 2013 coup have been accused of abusing children as young as nine as they begged for something to eat, according to a French judicial source. The investigation has been underway since last year but was only made public yesterday. The French president today said: 'If some soldiers have behaved badly, I will show no mercy.' President Francois Hollande has vowed to 'show no mercy' if French peacekeepers in Central African Republic are found guilty of raping hungry children in exchange for food . The French defence ministry has vehemently denied covering up the scandal following revelations it was made aware of the allegations in July last year when it received a leaked UN report on the subject. The ministry said it immediately launched a probe into the case when it received the news, sending investigators to the former French colony on August 1. A defence ministry spokesman urged 'great caution' because the accusations have not yet been proven, adding: 'There is no desire to hide anything. 'We are not hiding the facts, we are trying to verify the facts.' The abuse reportedly took place at a centre for displaced people near Bangui airport between December 2013  and June 2014. Paula Donovan, co-director of advocacy group AIDS-Free World, saw the report. A French soldier taking part in 'Operation Sangaris' stands guard  at the Boali church as people sit on the floor . She said: 'The children were saying that they were hungry and they thought that they could get some food from the soldiers. 'The answer was \"if you do this, then I will give you food\".' Of the six children testifying against the soldiers, four say they were direct victims of sexual abuse while two others witnessed it, the French judicial source revealed. The UN employee accused of the leak, Anders Kompass, turned the report over to French authorities because his bosses had failed to take action and has since been suspended, The Guardian reported. A UN spokesman confirmed  investigators had conducted a probe last year following 'serious allegations' of child abuse and sexual exploitation by French troops. French soldiers prepare to blow up captured weapons and explosive devices in Bangui on December 4, 2014 . French soldiers patrol in a tank in Bangui amid dust as citizens go about their daily business . They added that an unnamed staff member had been suspended for leaking the report. Florent Geel, head of the Africa desk at the International Federation for Human Rights, said Kompass likely leaked the report because those accused are French. He said: 'When it involves Chad, there is never any follow-up. But here it involves France, where there is an independent judicial system, it could move things on.' The violence in the Central African Republic has largely pitted the Christian majority against mainly Muslim Seleka rebels who led the March 2013 coup against former leader Francois Bozize. The country has yet to react officially, but a government member who wished to remain anonymous said that if true, the allegations were 'horrible and unacceptable'. 'French soldiers cannot behave like this in a country where they came to help civilians,' they added.",
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            "French President Francois Hollande has vowed to \"show no mercy\" if soldiers are found guilty of sexually assaulting starving children in the Central African Republic . Fourteen soldiers, who were dispatched to restore order following a 2013 coup, have been accused of abusing children as young as nine as they begged for something to eat . The investigation has been underway since last year but was only made public yesterday."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: If you’re fed up with repeatedly typing passwords, hovering your finger on a sensor or staring at your phone waiting for it to scan your face to unlock it, a new device could cure your woes. The Salt card is designed to end the tiresome task of manually unlocking a smartphone or tablet by automatically making it come to life whenever the user is nearby. The credit card-sized gadget also locks devices again as soon as a user moves out of range at a distance of 10 feet (three metres). Scroll down for video . Convenient: The Salt card (pictured) is designed to end the tiresome task of manually unlocking a smartphone or tablet, by automatically unlocking it whenever the user is nearby . Salt connects to an app on a user’s Android handset or iPhone via Bluetooth and also tells them if they have strayed too far from their wallet, where the firm suggests the Salt card is stored. The card was created by Joel Paglione and Niko Zistakis.. They claim it will save people around 53 hours over a year, based on the belief that the average phone user unlocks their phone 150 times a day. The duo, based in Chicago, Illinois, came up with the idea as an increased method of security and a time-saving device and recently raised more than $82,000 (£53,512) on Kickstarter to put it into production. The Salt card is made of durable plastic with a matte finish and is the same height and length as an ordinary credit card. However, it's three times as thick because it has to be big enough to store the battery, which lasts for 18 months. The credit card-sized gadget (illustrated) also locks devices again as soon as a user moves out of range. It connects to an app on a user’s Android handset or iPhone via Bluetooth and also tells them if they have strayed too far from their wallet, where it is suggested the Salt card is stored . The start-up claims that its Salt card is more secure than fingerprint scanners, such as the one in Apple's iPhone 6 handset (pictured) and it can be used with gloves in the winter . Chip maker Qualcomm has unveiled its Sense ID 3D fingerprint scanner - the first biometric sensor using ultrasonic technology. It uses ultrasonic sound waves to capture the ridges, sweat pores and more on the tip of a finger in greater detail than capacitive touch ID sensors seen on the likes of Apple and Samsung devices. This not only makes it more accurate than other sensors, but it will also work even if the user’s hands are wet or have dirt or lotions on it, for example. Phones running Sense ID are expected to launch later this year, but Qualcomm did not reveal to MailOnline which devices or manufacturers it is working with. Setting up the card is said to be simple, as users only have to enter the unique 12-digit code printed on the front of the card in the iOS or Android app to register it as their own. From then on, their phone automatically unlocks when they move within 10ft (three metres) of it. It does this thanks to a Bluetooth chip that emits a low-frequency signal that can be read by the phone, but doesn't consume the battery, according to the start-up. ‘You don't have to connect it your phone like you normally do with Bluetooth - it basically acts as a beacon and finds your phone, unlocking it,’ Mr Paglione said. The card sends notifications to a user’s phone if they leave their wallet containing the card behind, as well as telling them the last location they had it. In the future it will be possible to change the proximity needed for the card to unlock the phone. ‘So you could set it for 30 feet (9 metres) when you're in your house so you don't have to put in your pin at home, but when you're out you might want it so it only unlocks when the card is in your hand, so you could set it to one foot proximity,’ he explained. It is claimed that the card  will save people around 53 hours over a year, based on the time it takes to type a password into their phone 150 times a day . The card costs $20 (£13) and can be ordered from the company’s website. Mr Paglione, 30, said that as well as being tedious, constantly entering a password can be a security issue because criminals can spot a pattern and there are cameras everywhere. ‘Many people are looking for additional ways to secure their phone and people are always looking for ways to save time,’ he said. However, it may appear that if a user's handbag is stolen with their wallet including the card and their phone inside, Salt may prove less secure than a stanard password. MailOnline has asked the firm is this is the case. Mr Zistakis, an architect by profession, developed a prototype using a Bluetooth headset and then Mr Paglione added his manufacturing expertise to create the product. He conceded: ‘There are other people doing similar things, but the difference is we have put it into a device that can be hidden away and at $20 it's very affordable. ‘The card is waterproof, so you could go swimming with it.’ There are already key fobs that can unlock handsets and many people no longer input a PIN, instead using biometric technology, such as fingerprint scanners and  face scanners, to unlock their smartphones. The iPhone 6, for example, has Touch ID, which enables users to unlock their handset by placing their finger on a button for a couple of seconds, while Fujitsu recently unveiled an iris scanner at Mobile World Congress that uses infrared light to unlock a handset. But the pair of Salt card inventors say that phone unlocking is just the beginning for them and in the future, they hope to develop the idea as a platform for communicating with all sorts of electronic devices. 'One day we'd like the card to communicate with doors, unlocking as you approach them, lights turning on and off or you walk into a restaurant and you won't need to let them know you've arrived, it'll just book you in, Mr Paglione said. There are already key fobs that can unlock handsets and many people no longer input a PIN, instead using biometric technology such as fingerprint scanners and iris scanners (illustrated) to unlock their smartphones . Fujitsu has developed a ‘custom compact and high-output infrared LED’, and a custom infrared camera. These were combined with Fujitsu’s camera controller technology and biometric-authentication technology. It identifies a person by scanning the pattern of their iris. The pattern doesn’t change significantly after the age of two, and it is difficult to injure its surface and difficult to forge. Movements of the smooth muscle of the iris make the eye’s openings larger or smaller, which in turn adjusts the amount of light that enters the retina. For its prototype, Fujitsu has built a miniature scanner so it fits on the front of a smartphone. It recognises the pattern by shining an infrared LED light on the sensor into the eyes and taking a picture of the pattern with the infrared camera. This pattern is registered and linked to the user. Each time they look at their phone, the sensor scans their eye, matches it with the stored image and unlocks the device. ‘The system can reliably authenticate the detailed patterns of the iris and that can be used in most everyday situations,’ a spokesman for Fujitsu told MaiOnline . ‘This can be used at a normal smartphone viewing distance, rather than within the 10cm range most existing iris recognition systems require. ‘And in safety testing, the infrared LED light was verified to be safe for the eyes.’",
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            "The Salt card will automatically unlock smartphones and tablets when the user is nearby, and lock them when the user moves out of range at a distance of 10 feet (three metres) . It connects to an app on a user’s Android handset or iPhone via Bluetooth and costs $20 (£13) . The card was created by Joel Paglione and Niko Zistakis .",
            "The Salt card, a credit card-sized gadget, automatically unlocks smartphones and tablets as soon as the user is nearby and locks it again as soon as they move out of range. Created by Joel Paglione and Niko Zistakis in Chicago, the Salt card connects to an app on the user’s Android handset or iPhone via Bluetooth and tells them if they have strayed too far from their wallet, where it is suggested the Salt card is stored. The card costs $20, is waterproof, and can be ordered from the company’s website.",
            "The Salt card is designed to end the tiresome task of manually unlocking a smartphone or tablet by automatically making it come to life whenever the user is nearby . The credit card-sized gadget also locks devices again as soon as a user moves out of range at a distance of 10 feet (three metres). The card was created by Joel Paglione and Niko Zistakis in Chicago, Illinois ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Burnley boss Sean Dyche has told striker Danny Ings to keep on smiling - and the goals will return. The relegation-battling Clarets have struggled for goals in recent weeks, despite some gritty performances, scoring just once in six games. The hotly-rated Ings, whose future beyond the end of the season has been the subject of considerable speculation, has not found the net in seven appearances. Danny Ings has found goals hard to come by in recent weeks as he looks to try and fire Burnley to safety . Dyche hopes the barren spell is not weighing too heavily on the 23-year-old's mind and has urged him to focus on enjoying his game. Dyche said: 'He's a bright young lad. He's a very good player and a good young lad who is grounded. 'But you can't actually get inside someone. When that whistle blows it's down to them to remind themselves of that freedom I speak about. I want players to play that way. 'His biggest thing is he puts a lot of demand on himself - and that can be a weakness as well as a strength. It's good that he has a thirst to improve, as do a lot of the players. But it has to be balanced with that enjoyment. Sean Dyche is confident that if Ings starts to enjoy playing more, then the goals will flow for the striker . 'I often say to him, play with a smile and I've told him he's best when he does. We're looking to him to continue doing that.' Burnley's battling performances have earned plaudits and despite the lack of goals, they have collected five points from a tough run of eight games. Amid that run they have beaten Manchester City and taken points off Chelsea and Tottenham. They are in the bottom three but just two points from safety and Dyche is backing his forwards to come good again. He said: 'There's certainly not pressure (on the strikers) from me. We ventured down this road early season when the goals didn't come as freely then we had a good patch over the Christmas period. 'We have scored goals and been productive in front of goal. It's about reminding the players what it takes to do that, different ways of doing that and how we can affect games.' The 23-year-old has had an impressive season nonetheless, scoring nine goals in his debut top-flight year . Ashley Barnes (right) says he's forgotten about the Nemanja Matic incident and moved on . Striker Ashley Barnes insists confidence remains high among the group. Barnes said: 'We are in this together. We are striving for one thing - to stay in this league come the end of the season. That is the main aim. 'The positivity around the group and the staff remains the same and hopefully will continue.' Barnes has found himself in the spotlight of late following his controversial tackle on Chelsea's Nemanja Matic. The 25-year-old escaped punishment but Matic was sent off for his reaction to the challenge in a heated confrontation. Barnes says that incident is now behind him. 'It has gone,' he said. 'I moved on a while back. I am just concentrating on staying in this league.'",
        "generated_text": "Sean Dyche; Danny Ings; goals; Burnley; six games. The relegation-threatened Clarets.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Sean Dyche says Danny Ings needs to smile and the goals will come .\nThe 23-year-old, who is heavily linked with Manchester United, hasn't found the net in seven appearances for the Premier League strugglers .\nDyche believes it's only a matter of time before he does break his duck .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Burnley news .<END-1>",
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            "Danny Ings, whose future beyond the end of the season has been the subject of considerable speculation, has not found the net in seven appearances for Burnley . The club has only scored once in six games and are in the bottom three but just two points from safety . Manager Sean Dyche hopes the barren spell is not weighing too heavily on the 23-year-old's mind and has urged him to focus on enjoying his game.",
            "Burnley's manager, Sean Dyche, has told Danny Ings to focus on enjoying his game and to keep on smiling, as the Clarets struggle to score goals in their recent games. Despite some gritty performances, Burnley has only managed to score once in six games, and are currently in the bottom three in the Premier League.",
            "Burnley manager Sean Dyche has urged striker Danny Ings to keep on smiling, assuring him that if he starts to enjoy playing more the goals will return . Burnley have scored just once in six games, but Dyche is backing his forwards to come good again . The Clarets are currently in the bottom three, just two points from safety ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Long distance relatives, small budgets and short time frames are all aspects that can make planning a wedding stressful. As unlikely as it sounds, IKEA has promised to eliminate all of these worries, with their new virtual service, Wedding Online. They may be better known for their ready-to-assemble furniture, but the Swedish company's new service could revolutionise the way that couples tie the knot. Scroll down for video . IKEA's new service, Wedding Online, allows couples to get virtually hitched and have guests attending from all over the world . IKEA may be better known for their home furnishings (left), but now, the company also hosts legally-binding weddings . Wedding Online allows couples to wed via a process that resembles a mass group Skype, and without the usual expense and complications that a physical ceremony presents. Even better, guests from all around the world can view the proceedings, as long as they have a webcam handy. Couples need Facebook accounts and working webcams. Once they log in, they can set a virtual date and invite the Facebook contacts they want as guests. The pair can then choose from a range of several ceremonies depending on their style. One wedding is their more high society offering, which is located on a city rooftop. One setting is located in the forest and involves cloth streamers in a fairy tale set-up . The beach wedding setting offers a laid-back atmosphere with white billowing drapes . The high society wedding is set on the rooftop of a city building with romantic lanterns . A more bohemian wedding is set in a wheat field, complete with quirky bunting . Another is a classic wedding, which includes a white layout and balloons. Another wedding is a bohemian setting of a field, complete with kitsch bunting and floor pillows for the guests to sit on. They also have a fairy tale wedding, set in the forest, with a more homemade feel and with cloth streamers. And - of course - the respective wedding settings are all decked out in IKEA's most fitting furnishings and decorations, all of which can be purchased at a click of a mouse. Guests are invited via Facebook, and once they log in their webcam streams are pasted onto a virtual body . Once the date is set, the couple are allowed a six hour session which is live streamed for guests' eyes only. IKEA monitors each of the 'ceremonies' for any inappropriate behaviour. Each of the guests fire up their webcams, and their faces will appear on virtual bodies sat in the guest area. Ikea underlines on the website that the online service can be used simply as a way of spending time with your far-away loved ones. But if a couple really does want to tie the knot they can make it a legally-binding ceremony, providing the couple, a marriage officiator, and two witnesses are all in the same room, to fill out the appropriate and relevant paperwork. That's romance.com. The service allows couples to share their ceremonies with relatives from all over the world . If the ceremony is to be legally binding, the couple, a marriage officiator and two official witnesses all need to be present in the same room, but guests can be worldwide .",
        "generated_text": "IKEA; new service; Wedding Online; couples; a virtual wedding. Guests; all; the world.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Swedish home furnishings company have launched 'Wedding Online'\nGuests need webcams and their faces are pasted on to virtual bodies .\nCouples choose wedding themes including fairy tale, beach, high society .<END-1>",
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            "IKEA has introduced their new service, Virtual Wedding Online, which allows couples to get virtually hitched and have guests from all over the world attending . This means couples can eliminate the usual expenses and complications that a physical ceremony presents . Couples need Facebook accounts and working webcams, they can then set a virtual date and choose the wedding setting, and if a couple really does want to tie the knot, it can become a legally binding ceremony, providing the couple, a marriage officiator, and two witnesses are all in the same room.",
            "IKEA has launched 'Wedding Online,' a virtual wedding service that allows couples to tie the knot without the usual expense and complications . Guests can attend the ceremony from anywhere in the world, as long as they have a webcam . The service can also be used as a way of spending time with far-away loved ones .",
            "IKEA has launched a new service, Wedding Online, which allows couples to wed via a virtual ceremony . As long as guests have webcams they can attend from anywhere in the world . Once couples have logged in they can invite Facebook contacts to view the proceedings ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A 73-year-old reserve deputy shot and killed a man during an undercover operation after thinking he had his stun gun when he opened fire. Robert Charles Bates shot and killed Eric Courtney Harris as the younger man was trying to buy drugs and a gun from deputies posing as dealers in the parking lot of a dollar store. Harris, 44, was being restrained by one of the undercover police officers when Bates, who was monitoring from afar, ran up 'trying to get the situation under control' and fired one shot. According to police at the scene in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Bates, a former full-time officer, accidentally pulled out his service weapon instead of the stun gun. Confusion: Robert Charles Bates, 73, accidentally grabbed his pistol and shot a man dead, it has been claimed . Major Shannon Clark told CNN: 'They were struggling trying to get him into custody, he ran up trying to use a less lethal device, trying to get the situation under control, inadvertently he discharged a round from his service weapon.' He added: 'Did an accident happen? Sure. But is it accredited to his age? Or was it accredited to the rapidly evolving situation? I guess that will be determined in the investigation.' Bates, who has been a reserve since 2008, is the chief executive of Robert C Bates LLC, a Tulsa-based insurance company, who worked as an officer assigned to the Violent Crimes Task Force. He also spent time with the Tulsa Police Auxiliary. Speaking to local site News OK, Bates said: 'It was me. My attorney has advised me not to comment. As much as I would like to, I can’t.' According to Tulsa Police, Harris had met an undercover officer to sell him a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol and 300 rounds ammunition and ran when deputies tried to arrest him, then fought with another deputy when he was shot. Killed: Eric Harris, 44, was allegedly meeting with undercover deputies to buy a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol . He was gunned down after officers 'observed him reaching for his waistband area ... causing concern for the deputies' safety,' CNN reported. Officers had been monitoring Harris as part of an investigation into the trade of methamphetamine. As he met with undercover deputies to allegedly hand over the drugs, he is accused of offering to throw in a sawed-off gun. His convictions include escaping prison in 1990, robbery with a dangerous weapon in 1999, and making threatening phone calls. According to Tulsa Police, Harris' killer, Bates, is classified as an advanced deputy. Reserves are 'basic', 'intermediate', or 'advanced'. The qualify for 'advanced', officers are required to have a minimum of 320 hours of training and 25 hours of training a year. During the annual field training program, they are tested on how to use and identify lethal and non-lethal weapons. With the same power as paid deputies, reserves can conduct their own investigations, make arrests and work on task forces.",
        "generated_text": "Robert Charles Bates; Eric Courtney Harris; 44; overpriced drugs; a gun; officer; Tulsa; Oklahoma.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Robert Charles Bates, 73, was allegedly trying to pull out his taser .\nHe killed 44-year-old Eric Harris, who was 'buying' a gun from undercovers .\nPolice in Tulsa, Oklahoma, said Harris may have had a gun on him .\nThe victim was being restrained by an undercover officer when Bates ran up .<END-1>",
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            "Reserve deputy Robert Charles Bates shot and killed Eric Courtney Harris, 44, during an undercover operation in Tulsa, Oklahoma, after thinking he had his stun gun when he opened fire. Harris was trying to buy overpriced drugs and a gun from deputies posing as dealers in the parking lot of a dollar store. Bates accidentally pulled out his service weapon instead of the stun gun .",
            "Robert Charles Bates, a 73-year-old reserve deputy, accidentally shot and killed Eric Courtney Harris, 44, during an undercover sting operation in Tulsa, Oklahoma . Bates thought he had his stun gun when he fired a single shot, according to police. Harris was allegedly trying to buy overpriced drugs and a gun from deputies posing as dealers in the parking lot of a dollar store.",
            "A 73-year-old reserve deputy shot and killed Eric Courtney Harris who was trying to buy drugs and a gun from deputies posing as dealers in the parking lot of a dollar store in Tulsa, Oklahoma . Robert Charles Bates, a former full-time officer, accidentally pulled out his service weapon instead of the stun gun . According to police at the scene, Bates was monitoring from afar when he ran up \"trying to get the situation under control\" and fired one shot ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Kyle Naughton has been ruled out for the rest of the season after David Meyler’s red card challenge on Saturday. The Hull midfielder was shown a straight red for the hefty challenge that left Naughton in hospital at the weekend, though neither Garry Monk nor Steve Bruce condemned Meyler at the time. A scan on Monday revealed Naughton suffered ligament damage and the right-back will face a six-week lay-off. David Meyler (left) lunges in high on Kyle Naughton and was sent off the poor challenge on Saturday . The full back writhes in pain following the incident and faces a six-week lay off with ankle ligament damage . A club statement said: ‘An initial scan on Saturday ruled out a fracture, but a follow up scan last night confirmed ligament damage that will keep the January signing from Spurs out for around six weeks. ‘With just seven league games left, it’s a blow for Naughton and the Swans with the right-back continuing to impress with every appearance.’ Angel Rangel will return to the side to face Everton on Saturday. Rangel said: ‘It’s not good because Kyle has an injury and I don’t wish bad on anyone, but from my point of view I always try and be ready so if the manager needs me I’ll try my best.’ Naughton will miss the rest of the season and had to helped off the pitch by the Swansea team physios . Meyler looks shocked as referee Andre Marriner shows him a straight red, a decision that was justified .",
        "generated_text": "David Meyler; Hull; scan; Kyle Naughton; ligament damage; six-week lay-off; Swansea.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Kyle Naughton ruled out for six weeks with ankle ligament damage .\nDavid Meyler was sent off the tackle and will serve a suspension .\nAngel Rangel could replace Naughton for their home game versus Everton .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Swansea news .<END-1>",
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            "Kyle Naughton has been ruled out for the rest of the season following David Meyler’s red card challenge on Saturday . Naughton suffered ligament damage and the right-back will face a six-week lay-off . Angel Rangel will return to the side to face Everton on Saturday .",
            "David Meyler's red card challenge on Saturday contributed to Kyle Naughton's six-week lay-off due to ligament damage . As a result, Naughton will miss the rest of the season for Swansea . Angel Rangel will replace Naughton in the team against Everton on Saturday.",
            "David Meyler's challenge on Saturday means Kyle Naughton has been ruled out for the rest of Swansea's season . He suffered ligament damage and faces a six-week lay off . Angel Rangel will return to the side to face Everton on Saturday ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Thierry Henry has criticised Arsenal's recent dealings in the transfer window and has urged his former side to purchase four top players in the summer. The Frenchman believes Arsenal need a goalkeeper, centre back, defensive midfielder and striker if they are to have any chance of winning the Barclays Premier League title. Henry, who was speaking after Arsenal's goalless draw with Chelsea, also hit out at Olivier Giroud by claiming the Gunners will struggle to win the league if his fellow countryman is to remain as the club's first choice striker. Sky Sports pundit Thierry Henry questioned whether Arsenal can win the title with Olivier Giroud in attack . Henry (centre) said after Arsenal's goalless draw with Chelsea that Giroud (right) may need replacing . Hull (away) - May 4 . Swansea (home) - May 11 . Man United (away) - May 17 . Sunderland (home) May 20 . West Brom (home) - May 24 . Speaking as a pundit on Sky Sports, Henry said: 'I think they need to buy four players - they need that spine. They need a goalkeeper, they still need a centre back, they still need a holding midfielder and, I'm afraid, they need a top, top quality striker to win this league again. 'You had the best example with Chelsea here today. They were struggling last season to win the league. They went on to buy [Thibaut] Cortouis, [Nemanja] Matic, Cesc [Fabregas] and [Diego] Costa. 'For me, that speaks volumes and you saw it today - a team didn't and a team did, and they are about to win the league again. Arsenal are third in the Premier League, level on points with Manchester City but with a game in hand . 'He [Arsene Wenger] has to do it. You need to have this competitive thing within the group - to win the league, that has to happen.' And he added on Giroud's inability to lead Arsenal to the title despite scoring 14 league goals so far this season: 'I think Giroud is doing extremely well. But can you win the league with him? I wouldn't think so. 'He does a job, and he does it ever so well, but you can't win the league. 'Arsenal were at the top of the league last season, but everyone was saying they are not going win the league.' Arsenal need to sign players of a similar calibre to Thibaut Courtois, Nemanja Matic, Cesc Fabregas and Diego Costa, according to Henry . Giroud, pictured during Arsenal's match against Chelsea, has scored 14 Premier League goals this season .",
        "generated_text": "Henry; Arsenal; four; players; the summer; Frenchman; Olivier Giroud.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Thierry Henry hit out at Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud after Chelsea draw .\nThe Sky Sports pundit does not believe Giroud can lead side to glory .\nArsenal need four 'top quality' stars to challenge for Premier League title .\nHenry's former side drew 0-0 with Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium .\nREAD: Arsenal needed to ask different questions of the Chelsea defence .<END-1>",
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            "Thierry Henry has criticised Arsenal's recent transfer dealings and has urged his former side to purchase four top players in the summer. The Frenchman believes Arsenal need a goalkeeper, centre back, defensive midfielder and striker if they are to have any chance of winning the Barclays Premier League title. Henry also hit out at Olivier Giroud by claiming the Gunners will struggle to win the league if his fellow countryman is to remain as the club's first choice striker.",
            "Arsenal need to purchase a goalkeeper, centre back, defensive midfielder and striker if they are to have any chance of winning the Barclays Premier League title, according to Thierry Henry . The Frenchman criticised Arsenal's recent dealings in the transfer window and hit out at Olivier Giroud by claiming the Gunners will struggle to win the league if his fellow countryman is to remain as the club's first choice striker .",
            "Thierry Henry has urged his former side Arsenal to purchase four top players in the summer . The Frenchman believes Arsenal need a goalkeeper, centre back, defensive midfielder and striker if they are to have any chance of winning the Barclays Premier League title . Henry also hit out at Olivier Giroud by claiming the Gunners will struggle to win the league if his fellow countryman is to remain as the club's first choice striker ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A warehouse worker appeared in court today accused of murdering a woman whose dismembered body was found three days after she went missing. Christopher Nathan May, 50, is accused of killing Tracey Woodford, 47, after her body was discovered at a flat in Pontypridd, South Wales on Friday. May is charged with a single charge of murder, and is accused of killing his alleged victim at some point between April 20 and April 25. Court hearing: Christopher Nathan May, 50, left, is accused of killing Tracey Woodford, 47, right, who was missing for three days before being discovered at a flat in Pontypridd, south Wales on Friday . Her body was discovered with 'massive injuries' at the property (above) yesterday afternoon, prompting police to launch a murder investigation . Ms Woodford was found dead three days after being reported missing by her family and was said to have suffered 'massive injuries'. May, wearing a grey jumper and glasses, was remanded in custody at Merthyr Tydfil magistrates court. He will appear at Cardiff Crown Court tomorrow for a plea hearing. May spoke only to confirm his name and the address of his flat in Richards Street, Pontypridd. Magistrates chairman Stuart Williams told May: 'Because of the nature of the offence you will be remanded in custody.' May replied: 'Thank you.' Police are still searching woodland and other areas of Pontypridd as part of their investigation. Her family said: 'Tracey was liked and loved by all of her family and friends. 'She was very kind-hearted and a selfless person who would go out of her way to help anyone. Tracey was a gentle person who would not hurt anyone and she will be dearly missed by all who knew her. Ms Woodford had been seen at a Pontypridd pub, the Skinny Dog, on Tuesday evening was arrested after she was found on Friday . 'We are thankful for all the support we have received to date. We ask all to respect our wishes for privacy and to be left alone to grieve at this very difficult time.' Tracey lived with her mother Linda, 66, and brother Sean, 42, who were described as being 'distraught'. They are being supported by police liaison officers who are keeping them informed of the developments. Police are still appealing for information from anyone who may have seen Tracey in the days she was missing after drinking in the Skinny Dog pub in the town centre. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.",
        "generated_text": "Christopher Nathan May; 50; Tracey Woodford; 47; flat; Pontypridd; South Wales; Friday; body;'massive injuries.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Tracey Woodford, 47, was found dead in a Pontypridd flat last week .\nChristopher Nathan May, 50, accused of murdering and dismembering her .\nHis alleged victim had been missing for three days before being found .<END-1>",
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            "Christopher Nathan May, 50, appeared in court accused of murdering Tracey Woodford, 47, after her dismembered body was found three days after she went missing from her home in Pontypridd, South Wales . May is charged with a single charge of murder, and is accused of killing his alleged victim at some point between April 20 and April 25. Ms Woodford was found dead on Friday with 'massive injuries'.",
            "Christopher Nathan May, 50, has appeared in court accused of killing Tracey Woodford, 47 . Her dismembered body was discovered at a flat in Pontypridd, South Wales, three days after she went missing . May is accused of killing her at some point between April 20 and April 25. ",
            "Christopher Nathan May, 50, appeared in court today accused of murdering Tracey Woodford, 47, whose dismembered body was found in a flat in Pontypridd, South Wales . May is accused of killing his alleged victim between April 20 and April 25 . Police are still searching woodland and other areas of Pontypridd as part of their investigation."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Screeching around the track in a car he last drove more than 50 years ago, Sir Stirling Moss appears to have lost none of his racing pedigree. And at 85, the man widely seen as history's greatest all-round racer has revealed the unusual daily routine he thanks for his impressive longevity – 77 press-ups and half a bottle of Chardonnay. Sir Stirling, who won 212 races in his 14-year career, also spoke about how he has swapped the high-octane vehicles of his heyday for a tiny electric car that has a top speed of just 50mph. Reunited: Sir Stirling Moss sitting behind the wheel of the refurbished Austin-Healey Sprite . Success: The 85-year-old won 212 races during his 14-year career before a crash at Goodwood in 1962 . Back in action: Sir Stirling examines the refurbished car alongside Car SOS presenter Fuzz Townshend . Speaking to The Daily Mail, Sir Stirling said he sees fitness as a 'way of life' which is why he is still so confident behind the wheel. However, never one for strenuous gym sessions, he puts his health down to more unusual methods. He said: 'I have half a bottle of wine a day, which fits in very nicely, and that's it. I do what I call lady press ups and I do 77 a day. 'It's not as difficult as it sounds because I do them from a kneeling position. I could not do 70 press ups like I could when I was 30 years old. 'I've broken various bones during my career so I'm not that flexible. I think staying fit is a way of life more than anything else really.' When it comes to diet, he said he believes in indulgence and never denies himself something he wants. He said: 'I never go to bed hungry, let's put it that way, especially as Susie is such a fantastic cook. Car SOS sees the rusty Sprite rescued from a suburban garage and carefully renovated before Sir Stirling puts it through its paces once again. Above, Sir Stirling with presenters Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw . Sir Stirling drove the refurbished car in 1962 - one month before the crash at Goodwood on Easter Monday that ended his career (pictured above). He had to be cut out of his Lotus and was unconscious for six weeks . 'I allow myself whatever I want but I would have to say my indulgences are that Susie and I drink one bottle of wine each day, white certainly, Chardonnay. And chocolate. I'm trying to cut that down but not that successfully.' He made the revelations after a new documentary reunited the father-of-two with the Austin-Healey Sprite he used as a training car before the 1962 Sebring three-hour race. The race took place a month before the crash at Goodwood on Easter Monday that ended his career. He had to be cut out of his Lotus and was unconscious for six weeks. He returned to the cockpit a year later but decided against competing professionally as he felt he was no longer driving instinctively. The Austin-Healey Sprite was also used by the rest of his team, including Hollywood star Steve McQueen and racing legends Innes Ireland and Pedro Rodriguez. Car SOS, which broadcasts on the National Geographic Channel on Thursday, sees the rusty Sprite rescued from a suburban garage and carefully renovated before Sir Stirling puts it through its paces once again. While he found fame hurtling around corners at death-defying speeds, Sir Stirling now takes a more measured approach to the road. For the last 18 months he has been driving a Renault Twizy, an electric car with a top speed of 50mph. He said of the car, which retails for less than £7,000: 'I live right in the middle of London, right by Hyde Park Corner, and the limitations on an electric car like that, you don't notice them. 'If I lived outside the North Circular there might be times when I'd think \"Crickey, I wonder if I'll make it back on the charge\" but having said that, the Twizy is just the sort of car to have around London. Sir Stirling has been married to his third wife, Lady Susan Moss, 62, since 1980 and said the secret to his matrimonial bliss is that he 'married the perfect girl'. Above, the couple at Silverstone in July 2011 . 'It is absolutely very different to the cars I used to drive. There are certainly good reasons to have a petrol car but living where I do, in the centre of London, I can't think of anything better than what I have got.' Sir Stirling, who was knighted in 2000, said he would not want to be a professional driver today because he thinks there are too few races. He said: 'It's quite different now though, they only do 18 races a year, I was doing 52 because I would go down to Australasia in the winter or Malaysia or South Africa and do all types of racing. ' It's so different now that you can't compare the life of a driver then and now. It's unfortunately one of those things that has moved on and I don't think will ever be able to move back.' He has been married to his third wife, Lady Susan Moss, 62, since 1980 and said the secret to his matrimonial bliss is that he 'married the perfect girl'. He added: 'If your wife is your best friend that's the important thing to me. If every decision you think about or make or take you discuss with her first, I think that's very important. 'But then Susie says I do what I want anyway.' Car S.O.S. broadcasts on Thursday April 9 at 8pm on National Geographic Channel.",
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            "Sir Stirling Moss, 85, who won 212 races in his 14-year career appears to have lost none of his racing pedigree . He recently drove an Austin-Healey Sprite that he last drove more than 50 years ago in a new documentary. He revealed his unusual daily routine of doing 77 press-ups and having half a bottle of Chardonnay.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Sergio Aguero wants to put pressure on Premier League leaders Chelsea by claiming victory in the Manchester derby on Sunday. City go into the derby at Old Trafford in fourth place, one point behind their neighbours after a 2-1 defeat at Crystal Palace on Monday. Manuel Pellegrini's team are nine points behind Chelsea, who have a match in hand against bottom side Leicester, but Aguero knows better than most that City are not averse to an 11th-hour comeback. Sergio Aguero insists Manchester City can retain the Premier League despite defeat by Crystal Palace . The Argentina international has struggled for form and fitness as City have slipped this season . The Argentinian scored a 94th minute winner to wrest the title from United's grasp in 2012 and he is not giving up on the top prize again just yet. 'Of course we can still win it,' the City striker told Sky Sports News. 'In football, anything can happen - as soon as you think something is certain, then everything changes, we have seen it so many times before and we'll see it again. 'We only focus on ourselves, try to win every game we play and keep pressure on Chelsea.' City have beaten United in the last four Manchester derbies: . 8 April 2013         United 1-2 City . 22 Sept 2013       City 4-1 United . 25 March 2014    United 0-3 City . 2 Nov 2014          City 1-0 United . Pellegrini's team were level with Chelsea on New Year's Day, but the Blues have pulled away recently after City lost three of their last five league games. United, in contrast, have won their last five matches, and Aguero is wary of the threat Louis van Gaal's team will pose at Old Trafford. He added: 'They are a team with a lot of great individual players, who can form an incredible unit when they work well together. But this season that has not always been the case. 'Some matches they don't seem to play at the maximum, with the attacking qualities that they have in the team. But then in other games, they have really shown that those qualities, so they are a bit unpredictable. We know we will have to be at our very best to beat them - there's no doubt about that.' The champions face Manchester United on Sunday, having won the last four derbies . Aguero has scored six times against United, including this one at the Etihad in September 2013 . Van Gaal came in for criticism at the start of the campaign after winning just three of his opening 11 matches in all competitions. Radamel Falcao was one of many new signings to struggle under the Dutchman. Seven months after signing the Colombian on a deadline-day loan deal from Monaco, he has scored just four goals for the club. Aguero remains a fan of the former Porto and Atletico Madrid forward, though. Aguero said: 'They have a number of very talented strikers. The one who in his career has been the most predatory is Falcao. 'He isn't having an easy time this season, but I really admire his commitment and his class and qualities are permanent. 'He is probably one of the most naturally-gifted strikers in football at the moment.' Aguero came face-to-face with 'one of the world's most gifted strikers' Radamel Falcao at a Puma event . Falcao has struggled to cement a starting place since arriving at Old Trafford on an expensive loan deal . Aguero has also struggled in front of goal recently, failing to find the net in the last five league games. However, he has scored six times against United and is aiming to add to that tally this weekend. 'I always love to score, but of course it is even more special to score in the big games,' he said. 'If you score against United at Old Trafford it almost give you shivers, because you can feel the tense atmosphere with most of the stadium being really quiet, but the away end going crazy. 'At home at it is different, when the City supporters are really loud in these games, it sometimes gives me goose bumps when they sing my name.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Manchester City can still  mount a title challenge, insists Sergio Aguero .\nPremier League champions face Manchester United in Sunday's derby .\nArgentina ace has praised Old Trafford misfit Radamel Falcao .<END-1>",
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            "Sergio Aguero wants to put pressure on Premier League leaders Chelsea by claiming victory in the Manchester derby on Sunday . City go into the derby at Old Trafford in fourth place, one point behind their neighbours after a 2-1 defeat at Crystal Palace on Monday . Manuel Pellegrini's team are nine points behind Chelsea .",
            "Sergio Aguero is hoping to put pressure on Chelsea in the Premier League by claiming victory in the Manchester derby on Sunday . Manchester City, who are fourth in the table, are nine points behind Chelsea who have a match in hand . City, however, have beaten United in the last four Manchester derbies.",
            "Sergio Aguero wants to put pressure on Premier League leaders Chelsea by claiming victory in the Manchester derby on Sunday . Manchester City are in fourth place, one point behind their neighbours, who have won their last five matches . City are nine points behind Chelsea, who have a match in hand."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A lost iPhone was reunited with its owner after police  posted a series of bizarre photos on the woman's Facebook page in a bid to track her down. The phone, which belonged to Bella Crooke from Melbourne, was handed in to Albury Police Station on the NSW-Victoria border on Sunday morning. Police officers on duty realised the phone was unlocked and used it to post selfies and photos of the phone in various locations around the police station on Bella's Facebook page. Officers from Albury Police Station on the NSW-Victoria border posted selfies on a woman's Facebook page saying she could come and collect her phone after it was handed in on Sunday morning . 'You should probably put a password on your phone,' a status post read alongside a selfie of a police officer. 'When you are ready to pick it up it will be at Albury police station.' Bella lost her phone at a friend's birthday party the night before and dialled her number as soon as she realised. 'A security guard picked up and said he'd leave it at the police station. I didn't get there until 1pm and had no idea what had been going on,' she told Daily Mail Australia. By the time Bella made it to the police station, the original post had already garnered a humorous response from her friends and officers. The phone belonged to Bella Crooke who lost it at a friend's birthday party on Saturday night . Police officers on duty realised the phone was unlocked and used it to post selfies and puns on the woman's Facebook page, including this photo of the phone in a holding 'cell' While waiting for Bella to collect her phone, police had used the time to post a picture of the handset in a holding cell and to reassure the owner that it was in safe hands. \"If your worried about the battery going flat, don't. By the time you pick it up it will be fully 'charged',' the post read. 'It is a great 'cell' phone,\" another post read. A few hours later police added: 'The phone is still here. Ready to be released early for good behaviour. Just waiting on Bella to post bail.' Bella said she didn't even have to give her name when she eventually reclaimed her phone. The post was quickly shared by the woman's friends who labelled police 'legends' for their unusual approach to tracking down the phone's owner . Bella said she didn't even have to give her name when she eventually reclaimed her phone because officers recognised her from her Facebook page . 'They just recognised me. A few people popped their heads out and said 'Is that the girl with the phone?',' she said. 'They asked me I had seen Facebook, which I hadn't. I think they'd been waiting for me to come in all morning. 'He made me check it in front of me... to see my reaction. 'I couldn't stop laughing. The police were texting my friends back on my behalf with the same kind of humour.' Bella has since put a password on her phone. 'It's good humour and I'm just glad I got my phone back. Thank you to the boys in blue for returning the phone and having a good sense of humour.' A few hours later police confirmed the phone had not been claimed . Police even took to replying to text messages sent by friends asking if she had her phone back .",
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            "A lost iPhone was reunited with its owner after police posted a series of bizarre photos on the woman's Facebook page in a bid to track her down . The phone, which belonged to Bella Crooke from Melbourne , was handed in to Albury Police Station on the NSW-Victoria border on Sunday morning . Bella lost her phone at a friend's birthday party the night before .",
            "Police in Albury, on the NSW-Victoria border, reunited a lost iPhone with its owner by posting selfie-taking photos of themselves to the woman’s Facebook page . Bella Crooke from Melbourne had lost her phone at a friend's birthday party the night before . The phone was handed in to Albury Police Station on Sunday morning ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Dunkin Donuts unveiled a new spring menu earlier this week, prompting a flurry of excitement from the food chain's biggest fans - and a series of serious warnings from health experts about the calorie-laden food options, some of which contain more than half of an adult's recommended daily intake of salt. The new menu contains five new food options - two 340-calorie cheesecake-filled donuts, one 380-calorie loaded bagel, one 640-calorie chicken-filled pretzel bun and a 'low fat' 210-calorie steak and cheese wrap. 'This new menu is laden with calories and fat. Many of these calories are considered \"empty calories\" meaning that they have little or no nutritional value,' cardiologist Dr Kevin Campbell told Daily Mail Online. Warnings: Dunkin Donuts' new spring menu features the 640-calorie Pretzel Roll Chicken Sandwich which contains 68 per cent of your daily allowance of salt . Sweet tooth? The new menu also features two new flavors of the chain's Cheesecake Square Donuts, which each contain upwards of 340 calories . Obesity and obesity-related illness has become epidemic; in the US alone obesity and obesity-related illness accounts for a $150 billion dollars of healthcare expenditures annually . 'As adults we must set good examples for our children because they pattern our behavior we must avoid eating food such as these presented on the new menu at Dunkin' Donuts.' Indeed, the food chain's new Pretzel Roll Chicken Sandwich - which is described on the Dunkin Donuts website as containing 'delicious breaded chicken, cheddar cheese, bacon and honey mustard' which are all  'served on an oven-toasted pretzel bun' - contains a whopping 640 calories, almost a third of your recommended daily intake. Additionally, the sandwich contains 1,560mg of sale, which is equal to 68 per cent of the daily recommended intake of 2,300mg. The roll also contains 25g of fat - 38 per cent of your daily intake. And when paired with one of Dunkin Donuts' new ice cream-inspired coffee flavors - Rocky Road Swirl, Butter Pecan Swirl, or Cookie Dough Swirl - customers are adding a minimum of 200 odd calories to their meal, if they opt for whole milk and sugar in their coffee. Another option listed on the new menu is the Southwest Supreme Bagel, which is stuffed with cheese, corn, black beans, peppers, tomatoes, onions and spices and contains 380 calories and 890mg of salt - which is 37 per cent of the recommended intake. Something savory: The Southwest Supreme Bagel contains 380 calories and 890mg of salt . Healthy? The 210-calorie Snack N’ Go Steak Wrap is intended to be a low-calorie alternative to the other menu options, however it still contains 25 per cent of your daily saturated fat intake . Healthier than the pretzel roll, yes, but still not the most nutritious treat around. Indeed, the only 'healthy' option offered on the new menu is a small Snack N’ Go Steak Wrap, a 210-calorie snack that contains 'our delicious angus steak, a slice of cheddar cheese and honey mustard sauce, wrapped in a warm tortilla'. But while this tasty treat is being marketed as a healthier, low-calorie option, it still contains five grams of saturated fats, which is the equivalent of 25 per cent of your recommended daily intake. Last, but not least, the menu also contains two new varieties of Dunkin Donuts' signature Cheesecake Square Donut, which is essentially a sugary pastry stuffed with cheesecake filling, this time in Oreo and raspberry flavors. And while the nutritional information for these individual sweet treats has not yet been made available on the Dunkin website, the standard Cheesecake Square Donut contains 340 calories and eight grams of saturated fats - 40 per cent of your daily allowance. Unsurprisingly, the chain's unhealthy menu options have prompted some health-conscious Twitter users to voice their concerns over the calorie-laden choices. 'If Dunkin Donuts replaced their white flour with organic whole wheat and sugar with stevia, they would probably still be unhealthy,' one man wrote, while one woman added: 'These Dunkin Donuts options have to be the most unhealthy things ever.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>The popular food chain's new spring menu includes a 650-calorie chicken-filled pretzel roll and a 400 calorie bagel .\nEach of the chicken pretzel rolls contains 68% of your recommended daily allowance of salt .\nThe new menu contains one 'healthy' option, a 210-calorie steak wrap - which still contains 25% of your daily saturated fats .\nCardiologist Dr Kevin Campbell explained to FEMAIL that the menu items are full of 'empty calories' that have 'little or no nutritional value'<END-1>",
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            "Dunkin Donuts' new spring menu has prompted warnings from health experts due to the calorie-laden food options featuring five new food options . The 640-calorie Pretzel Roll Chicken Sandwich contains 68% of the daily allowance of salt . Obesity and obesity-related illness accounts for $150bn annually in healthcare expenditures in the US alone .",
            "Dunkin Donuts' new spring menu contains five new food options, some of which contain more than half of an adult's recommended daily intake of salt . Health experts warn the new menu is \"laden with calories and fat\" and contains \"empty calories\" that have little or no nutritional value . The new menu includes a 640-calorie chicken-filled pretzel bun, a 380-calorie loaded bagel, and two 340-calorie cheesecake-filled donuts."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: England may be well on course to sealing their spot at Euro 2016 but it appears as if manager Roy Hodgson still does not know his best XI. Sportsmail's top team of reporters have submitted their starting line-ups for the finals in France, assuming everyone is fit of course. Let us know your England XIs by posting them in the comments section below. England manager Roy Hodgson pictured at the Juventus Stadium during Tuesday's friendly against Italy . MATT LAWTON . Hart; Clyne, Cahill, Jagielka, Baines; Henderson, Wilshere; Welbeck, Rooney, Sterling; Kane . Not perfect by any means but I think it’s important to keep Rooney in a more central position, in the No 10 role he is most comfortable in, behind the best striker at this moment in time. Right now it’s Kane but Sturridge and Welbeck certainly offer good alternatives. There’s pace in that team as well. No natural holding player? I’m not convinced Carrick is the way forward. Get the best players on the pitch. England captain Wayne Rooney (centre) looks to get a shot in at the Italian goal on Tuesday . IAN LADYMAN . Hart; Clyne, Cahill, Jagielka, Baines; Henderson, Wilshere; Welbeck, Rooney, Sterling; Sturridge . England’s defensive options remain their big problem so this is a team set up to score goals and win games by playing on the front foot. Luke Shaw hasn’t done enough yet to displace Baines while Henderson and Wilshere represent a holding duo at the base of the midfield that should provide security bit also the ability to get the team moving forwards when appropriate. Rooney is picked in this team in a central role while Sturridge gets the nod ahead of young pretenders such as Harry Kane simply on the back of experience. This is the first game of a major tournament after all. Daniel Sturridge (left) charges forward with the ball during last September's friendly against Norway . ROB DRAPER . Hart; Clyne, Cahill, Jones, Gibbs; Carrick; Henderson, Wilshere; Sterling, Rooney, Welbeck . No place for Daniel Sturridge at present and you might have to re-think if he's clear of injuries - but for the moment Rooney has to play up front. If England need a more attacking shape, Rooney can drop in and Sturridge come on for Wilshere or Henderson, but I'd be wary of starting that way, as England couldn't defend properly with two midfielders in Brazil. The back four doesn't convince but Jagielka and Baines struggled at the World Cup and Johnson is now out of the reckoning. England's Jordan Henderson in action against Italy at the Juventus Stadium on Tuesday night . MATT BARLOW . Hart; Clyne, Cahill, Jones, Baines; Henderson, Carrick, Milner; Sterling; Rooney, Welbeck . Not far off the team Hodgson picked against Lithuania on Friday. It's as good as we get at the moment. Wish it was stronger at the back, where perhaps Smalling and Bertrand can apply pressure. No place for Wilshere in a three-man midfield. Need mileage and ball-winning abilities to offset the luxury of Carrick in as a playmaker. Rooney and Welbeck on the basis they have delivered in international football but much will depend on Kane's second season and the fitness of Sturridge. Gary Cahill (left) tackles Lithuania's Saulius Mikoliunas during last Friday's Euro 2016 qualifier . SAMI MOKBEL . Hart; Clyne; Cahill, Jones, Gibbs; Henderson, Oxlade-Chamberlain; Welbeck, Rooney, Sterling; Kane . The two biggest calls here are Gibbs over Baines and Chamberlain instead of Wilshere. For me, the two selected will add more athleticism to the side without the loss of quality. There's certainly goals in this team, as well as pace. Europe beware! England left-back Kieran Gibbs (right) looks to run past Italian Alessandro Florenzi . JOE BERNSTEIN . Hart; Walker, Jones, Stones, Shaw; Carrick, Henderson; Sterling, Rooney, Young; Sturridge . It's ridiculous that Michael Carrick is only now getting the international recognition he deserves. He should have been a regular in the last two World Cups and will only be 34 at Euro 2016. With him and Rooney in the middle and lots of legs and energy around them, England should be able to play the quick and accurate tempo displayed by Liverpool in the last couple of years. Personally, I think that's the way to go rather than try and hit a big centre-forward like Harry Kane. Youngsters like John Stones and Luke Shaw will really emerge over the next 12 months. Michael Carrick (right) controls the ball as Roberto Soriano looks to make a challenge in Turin . RIATH AL-SAMARRAI . Hart; Clyne, Smalling, Cahill, Baines; Carrick, Wilshere; Oxlade-Chamberlain, Rooney, Sterling; Kane . The big unknown is Harry Kane's progress and whether he will do it all again next season. It's perhaps harsh on Daniel Sturridge, who has proven his effectiveness over greater time, but how can anyone currently bet against Kane? The big weakness remains at centre-half - neither man truly looks the part at the international level but Smalling has improved this season. At 25 he needs to improve further still. If Sterling's ego can process being on the left, where he has shown himself to be more than capable, then this could be a delightful attack. England's Harry Kane (right) leaves Italy's Giorgio Chiellini face down on the pitch during the friendly . MIKE KEEGAN . Hart; Clyne, Cahill, Jagielka, Baines; Henderson, Carrick, Barkley; Sterling, Rooney, Welbeck . Welbeck just gets the nod over Kane primarily for his pace and movement which is vital to England attacking at pace. If there is any chance John Terry can be lured back he walks in at the expense of Jagielka. Carrick must start and Barkley must cut down on giving the ball away in dangerous positions but offers more going forward than Fabian Delph. Baines gets one last chance to deliver on the international stage, ahead of Kieran Gibbs. Danny Welbeck (left) shoots during England's Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania at Wembley on Friday .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>England manager Roy Hodgson appears to still not know his best XI .\nSportsmail's top team of reporters reveal their England Euro 2016 line-ups .\nEngland are currently top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group E on 15 points .<END-1>",
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            "Sportsmail's top team of reporters have submitted their starting line-ups for England ahead of Euro 2016, let us know your England XIs by posting in the comments section below . Manager Roy Hodgson still does not know his best XI as the reporters each have a different line-up .",
            "Sportsmail has asked its top team of reporters to submit their starting line-ups for England at Euro 2016 assuming everyone is fit . Readers are invited to post their own XIs in the comments section below . England manager Roy Hodgson is still undecided on his best XI ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A senior high school teacher from Anshun city has been dubbed the 'luckiest wife in China' after her soldier husband cooked her enough food to last for a year before he returned to service. The woman, named only as Ms Zhao, lives in a house bursting with frozen dishes and snacks. Husband Yin Yunfeng spent the last week of his annual holiday making all sorts of stir-fried dishes as well as about 1,000 dumplings as a way to show his love to his wife, according to thePeople's Daily Online. Treasure chest: Ms Zhao has enough food to last for a year prepared by her husband . Feast: The husband, Yin Yunfeng, spent a week cooking all sorts of stir-fried dishes . All-you-can-eat: He also made about 1,000 dumplings before returning to his regiment in Tibet . The devoted husband is worried that his wife would be eating instant noodles all the time so he cooked different types of dishes and put them into small foam containers to be frozen. Ms Shao said she is extremely busy with work and only has fresh meals when her husband is home. But now all she needs to do is to reheat the food in the microwave. Mr Yin is stationed in a regiment in Tibet and only gets to go home - which is some 2,700 kilometres away in southern China - once a year. 'Although I mentally prepared myself for this life when I married him, I had no idea it would be so tough,' sais Ms Zhao. 'At the end of every holiday I would be devastated and would cry all day but I will continue to support him in his career and look after this family.' She added: 'The food he prepared is enough for me for one year and every time I think of this my heart is warm.' In addition to meals, Mr Yin has also bought a large amount of snacks and hid them in different corners of the house as daily surprises to his wife. Well-arranged: The husband also separated all dishes into small foam containers to be frozen . Secret: Mr Yin has also bought a large amount of snacks and hid them in different corners of the house . Note of love: Yin left his wife a note saying he hoped he would be home when she finishes the food and snacks . Every day, he texts her the clues to find these snacks. 'Today you have been studying very hard and I have a reward for you. Behind the sofa on the right there is a gap and I have left you a packet of raisins,' reads one of the messages. The snacks include chips, pumpkin seeds, chewing gum, biscuits, beef jerky and instant noodles. Yin said he hoped he would be home by the time his wife finishes the food and snacks.",
        "generated_text": "Woman; -; China; Husband; last week; stir-fried dishes; about 1,000 dumplings.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Yin Yunfeng spent a week before returning to Tibet cooking food .\nThe soldier filled the fridge with stir-fried dishes and 1,000 dumplings .\nA variety of snacks have also been hidden in the house as daily surprises .\nYin is stationed far from home and only gets to see his wife once a year .\nThe wife, named only as Ms Zhao, has been branded 'luckiest wife' in China .<END-1>",
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            "A senior high school teacher from Anshun city has been dubbed the 'luckiest wife in China' after her soldier husband cooked her enough food to last for a year before he returned to service. The woman, named only as Ms Zhao, lives in a house bursting with frozen dishes and snacks. Husband Yin Yunfeng spent the last week of his annual holiday making all sorts of stir-fried dishes as well as about 1,000 dumplings as a way to show his love to his wife.",
            "A senior high school teacher from Anshun city has been dubbed the 'luckiest wife in China' after her soldier husband cooked her enough food to last for a year before he returned to service . Husband Yin Yunfeng spent the last week of his annual holiday making all sorts of stir-fried dishes as well as about 1,000 dumplings as a way to show his love to his wife ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Green Party activists have been told to dress in 'mainstream' fashion while knocking on doors in a bid to win over sceptical voters. A manual for the party's supporters urges them to appear 'level headed' and 'agreeable' – and even encourages them to compliment people's homes. The advice, which has been distributed among Green campaigners in London, also provides stock answers to ease voters' concerns about their radical plans to dismantle the army, legalise drugs and pay everybody £72 a week no matter how rich they are. Scroll down for video . A Green campaigning manual urges activists to dress in 'mainstream' fashion - unlike the campaigners pictured with the party's only MP Caroline Lucas at a fracking protest at Balcombe, West Sussex (above) It comes amid growing scrutiny of the Green Party's manifesto commitments after its membership surged to more than 50,000, outnumbering the Liberal Democrats and Ukip. But the party's surge in support was hit by a series of disastrous media appearances from the party's leader Natalie Bennett in which she struggled to explain her key policies. In February she suffered what she called a 'brain fade' on LBC Radio when she forgot the details of her party's key housing policies. Ms Bennett endured another tough interview yesterday - and was forced to defend her proposal to give every adult in Britain a guaranteed weekly income. She admitted the so-called 'citizens income' – which critics say would cost £280billion – would take longer than five years to bring in, and could take even longer. Ms Bennett also admitted that another Green pledge – to dismantle the Armed Forces and use weapons factories to build wind turbines – was also a 'long-term aspiration'. The party also supports leaving Nato and abandoning nuclear weapons. The Green manual for volunteers aims to ease voters' concerns over the party's radical platform. The Green Party's surge in support has been hit by a series of disastrous media appearances from the party's leader Natalie Bennett in which she struggled to explain her key policies . Written by the party's candidate Alick Munro, who is standing in the London seat of Hayes and Harlington, the guide provides advice on responding to statements including 'You'll cause economic disaster', 'A Green vote is a wasted vote,' and 'You'll leave us defenceless.' In a section entitled 'presenting ourselves', the Green manual advises being 'open, friendly, confident, mainstream appearance, level headed, agreeable,' the Telegraph reported today. 'Bring a notebook to note down successful contacts. Stand back three feet from people's front doors so as not to appear threatening. 'Admire anything that you can reasonably admire. Take a friendly interest in people.' Canvassers are encouraged to visit car boot sales, supermarkets and sporting events, with potential Green voters identified particular among the young, the ill and public sector workers. If voters ask why they should consider voting Green, members are encouraged to say: 'We want a healthy world where people can live meaningful lives. 'We all need clean air, health food, a healthy local economy, education that brings out the best in everybody – we don't want to waste our lives sitting in traffic jams, destroying the planet and hating each other.'",
        "generated_text": "Manual; Green Party campaigners; London; Advice; stock answers; voters; radical plans; dismantle army; drugs.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Green Party activists have been told to dress in 'mainstream' fashion .\nA manual for the party's supporters urges them to appear 'level headed'\nThe advice has been distributed among Green campaigners in London .\nProvides stock answers to ease voters' concerns about their radical plans .<END-1>",
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            "A manual for Green Party campaigners has been distributed in London that advises activists to dress in mainstream fashion and appear level headed and agreeable while knocking on doors in a bid to win over sceptical voters . It also provides stock answers to ease voters' concerns about their radical plans to dismantle the army, legalise drugs and pay everybody £72 a week no matter how rich they are .",
            "Green Party activists have been told to dress in \"mainstream\" fashion while knocking on doors in a bid to win over sceptical voters . A manual for the party's supporters urges them to appear \"level headed\" and \"agreeable\" - and even encourages them to compliment people's homes. The advice, which has been distributed among Green campaigners in London, also provides stock answers to ease voters' concerns about their radical plans to dismantle the army, legalise drugs and pay everybody £72 a week no matter how rich they are ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Bearing in mind he’s a dog, Don the border collie did a pretty good job yesterday of piloting a tractor across a motorway. To be fair, however, this probably wasn’t the first thought to strike rush-hour drivers as they watched him crash through a fence and come hurtling towards them. Like a scene from Wallace and Gromit, the intrepid sheepdog was at the controls when he sent the farm utility vehicle down a steep bank, on to the busy carriageway and into the central reservation barrier. Don's owner Tom Hamilton (pictured) was tending to a lamb when the sheepdog took control by nudging the controls . The tractor smashed through a fence before ending up on the road. Don was unhurt in the ordeal but the incident caused major tailbacks . Despite considerable damage, Don escaped unhurt – but left scores of motorists wondering if they were imagining things. Traffic Scotland tweeted a bizarre warning that there may be hold-ups ‘due to a dog taking control of tractor’, adding: ‘Nope, not joking.’ Appropriately, they couldn’t resist the hashtag: ‘#maycausetailbacks’. Observers and Twitter commentators joined the pun fun by speculating: ‘Police investigating – so far no leads’; or the inevitable: ‘This is barking.’ The incident happened at junction 13 of the M74, near Abington in South Lanarkshire. Sheep farmer Tom Hamilton was travelling across a field in the John Deere Gator farm vehicle with his companion in the passenger seat during their morning rounds. Behind the wheel: Don leaned on the controls of the tractor before driving it on to the M74 near Abington in South Lanarkshire during rush hour . The vehicle shot out of the field and crashed down a bank by the side of the road before colliding with the central reservation of the M74 near junction 13 northbound as shown by the red arrow . Moments after he got out of the vehicle, it took off with Don at the wheel. Safely back at nearby Kirkton Farm yesterday with Don at his side, Mr Hamilton explained: ‘I was sorting out one of the lambs and hadn’t put the brake on. ‘When I turned around I saw it racing towards the motorway. I ran after it but I couldn’t catch up.’ Traffic Scotland tweeted the news that a dog had 'taken control of a tractor' before adding, 'nope, not joking' Officers cleared the motorway within half an hour and Don was reunited with his relieved owner at nearby Kirkton Farm . Remarkably, drivers managed to avoid the runaway vehicle before it came to crashing halt, and none was hurt. Nor did the black and white border collie (a breed noted for its intelligence and obedience) panic or flee in terror. ‘He didn’t even bark,’ Mr Hamilton said. Police said Don had set the vehicle in motion by inadvertently leaning on the controls. ‘So far people seem to find it amusing,’ Mr Hamilton said. ‘But I think Don’s driving days are over.’ Monty, a giant schnauzer cross, was pictured driving a mini down a race track in New Zealand in 2012 .",
        "generated_text": "Don; the border collie; tractor; M74; South Lanarkshire.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The bizarre incident happened on M74 near Abington in South Lanarkshire .\nSheepdog leaned on controls of tractor taking it from a field on to the road .\nIncident caused tailbacks as police and the farmer recovered the vehicle .\nDon's owner Tom Hamilton was tending to a lamb when drama unfolded .<END-1>",
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            "Don the border collie, who was behind the wheel of a tractor, caused traffic chaos on the M74 in South Lanarkshire . He crashed through a fence before hurtling towards drivers on the busy motorway during rush hour . Don escaped unhurt but the incident caused major tailbacks .",
            "Don the border collie caused a stir when he crashed through a fence and sent a tractor down a steep bank and on to a motorway in South Lanarkshire . Don was unhurt in the ordeal but the incident caused major tailbacks . The driver, his owner Tom Hamilton, was tending to a lamb when Don took control by nudging the controls ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Celebrity chef Matt Kemp's anger management issues cost him his first marriage and his business. One of his most shameful moments was broadcast on national television when he labelled his pregnant wife a 'c***'. During an episode of SBS's Heat in the Kitchen, Kemp was so enraged he unleashed an expletive-ridden tirade on his then-wife Lela Radojkovic, who was carrying their first child, while filming at Sydney's Restaurant Balzac in 2004. Scroll down for video . The extent of Matt Kemp's rage is seen during an episode of SBS's Heat in the Kitchen, which was broadcasted in 2004 . Kemp is pictured here with his fiancee, Christie Webber, who is marrying at the end of the year . The award-winning chef told Radojkovic: 'If you weren't my f***ing wife I would f***ing sack you - you c***.' Looking back, Kemp says he regrets treating his ex-wife that way. 'It really makes you feel proud of the human I was, not. You say things in the heat of the moment that you don't even think about until someone catches it on TV,' he told Daily Mail Australia. Kemp discusses his anger issues on Tuesday's episode of Insight on SBS. The chef is pictured here with three of his children. He said he missed out on a lot of their childhoods . Kemp (second from left) is pictured here with My Kitchen Rules judge Colin Fassnidge . The 44-year-old said he would work himself into a 'frenzy' because of his uncontrollable rage. 'I would be doing so many things that my head would explode - you can't clone yourself,' Kemp told Daily Mail Australia. 'I would get so angry and worked up that I couldn't speak.' It also isolated him from his kitchen staff who he said at the time he did not care about, but now he takes the time to praise them. One of his biggest regrets before he 'grew up' and became less 'hot headed' was not being there for the births of his children. 'Before I wouldn't take time off for work and if I did I would never stop thinking about it,' Kemp told Daily Mail Australia. Former NRL player Mark Geyer also had anger management issues and appears on Insight on Tuesday alongside Kemp . Geyer, who used to play for the Penrith Panthers, is pictured here with his wife, Meagan, who he describes as his rock . 'I didn't see my first two children get born. I didn't see my third child really get born. 'I've got four kids, I've got to be a dad, that sort of thing makes you grow up a bit. 'I want to be a dad. I want to spend time with them.' Kemp attributes getting older as a reason why he decided to change his attitude and behaviour about five years ago. The chef now works at Charing Cross Hotel in Waverley - in Sydney's east - and still raises his voice in the kitchen, but it does not escalate to 'uncontrollable rage'. After turning his life around, Kemp met his fiancee, Christie Webber, who he will marry at the end of the year. Another panellist on Tuesday's Insight is former NRL player Mark Geyer, 47, who got in trouble a number of times for violence after consuming alcohol. 'I got charged with assault when I was 22. I have a record for the rest of my life,' he told Daily Mail Australia. 'I didn't walk away. I never started the fight in the pubs and clubs, but I finished them. 'There was a ticking bomb inside of me.' The proud father-of-five said having children was the push he needed to turn his life around . The family man has urged people to 'walk away' from a fight and not engage in fights . The proud father-of-five credits his turnaround to his children, without any help from a counsellor. He said the anger he felt before was now being re-directed to get angry at things that could hurt his children. 'The whole reason I stopped being a mug and stopped my anger was because I had children,' Geyer told Daily Mail Australia. 'I suddenly had someone to worry about instead of myself.' Geyer, who works on-air for Sydney's Triple M, told Daily Mail Australia he was 'a volcano waiting to erupt' between the ages of 17 and 26. He said the two reasons why he acted so aggressively was because he was bigger than most people and he used his size to intimidate people. Kemp and Geyer will appear on Insight's Anger episode on SBS One on Tuesday from 8.30pm . The former Penrith player said his turning point happened when his wife, Meagan, was pregnant with their first child. He said she told him to clean his act up and become the man she had married. 'I saw the ultrasound of my first baby and it made sense,' Geyer said. 'I come from a great family there was no excuse... I was becoming the opposite of what my parents wanted me to be.' Geyer urged people who had similar issues that he did to watch Insight and start to change their lives. 'I try to tell my kids, walk away,' he said. 'If you see someone in dramas always try to help, but if they're looking for trouble it's a mug's game.' Insight's Anger episode airs on Tuesday from 8.30pm on SBS One.",
        "generated_text": "Matt Kemp; first wife; SBS; Heat; the Kitchen; 2004; wife; c***; television.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Chef Matt Kemp and former footballer Mark Geyer have spoken out about their anger issues .\nKemp said his 'uncontrollable rage' cost him his marriage and his business .\nOnce, the celebrity chef called his ex-wife a 'c***' on national television .\nWhile Geyer said he would get into a lot of fights after drinking alcohol .\nThe former NRL player said he turned it around after the birth of first child .<END-1>",
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            "Celebrity chef Matt Kemp's anger management issues cost him his first marriage and his business . One of his most shameful moments was broadcast on national television when he labelled his pregnant wife a 'c***' during an episode of SBS's Heat in the Kitchen in 2004 .",
            "Chef Matt Kemp's anger management issues have cost him his first marriage and his business . One of his most shameful moments was broadcast on national television when he labelled his pregnant wife a 'c***' during an episode of SBS's Heat in the Kitchen in 2004 ."
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        "sample_id": "test_235",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The bereaved teenage son of a Tulsa man shot and killed by a 73-year-old volunteer deputy says his father's killer should have never been on a police force. 'He should have been in a retirement home, not out there on the scene killing my dad,' Aidan Fraley said of Robert Bates. The 16-year-old told NBC he believes everyone on the Tulsa force is to blame for his father the April 2 death of his father Eric Harris and says 'they should all go down.' 'He should have been in a retirement home, not out there on the scene killing my dad': Aidan Fraley (right), 16-year-old son of slain unarmed Tulsa suspect Eric Harris (left) has spoken out to say that his father's 73-year-old killer should never have been deputized and given a gun . 'They should all go down': Fraley (here with his uncle Andre Harris), says all the Tulsa police who allowed Bates to become a cop should be held accountable for his death . Meanwhile, his own mother--who calls Harris her 'soulmate'--has already forgiven his killer. 'The Lord has forgiven me for my sins, and who am I not to forgive him?' Fraley told NBC as she spoke out on the case for the first time. Her young son, however, is not ready to forgive and wants to see the other police officers at the scene brought to justice. 'They were involved in it,' he said. 'One of the dudes had his knee on his head, and I feel like that played a part in his death after the shooting.' Bates has said he mistakenly pulled out a handgun rather than a stun gun when he fatally shot Eric Harris on April 2 as he lay on the ground. He has been charged with second-degree manslaughter. Defense attorneys released some of the training records Saturday for a 73-year-old volunteer sheriff's deputy charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of an unarmed suspect in Oklahoma. The records for Robert Bates include certificates showing what training he received, job evaluation reports and weapons training and qualification records dating to 2008. Bates has said he mistakenly pulled out a handgun rather than a stun gun when he fatally shot Eric Harris on April 2 as he lay on the ground. He has been charged with second-degree manslaughter . Terrified: The fatally-wounded man, who is being held by his neck and back by the deputies (pictured), says: 'Oh my god, he shot me! He shot me! He shot me, man.' He then adds: 'Oh, my god. I'm losing my breath' Bates' attorneys said the 64 pages of records released to The Associated Press and other news organizations include records Bates copied and kept for himself. Although there are time gaps in the documents provided, some of the records seem to indicate Bates was proficient in firearms and dozens of other training courses. 'For the first time today, we feel like someone's starting to look at the other side of this as far as his qualifications,' Scott Wood, an attorney for Bates, said after the documents were released. The Tulsa County volunteer deputy has disputed a Tulsa World report that sheriff's office supervisors were ordered to falsify his training records. The World said at least three of Bates' supervisors were transferred for refusing to go along with the requests, and said it consulted multiple sources who spoke on condition of anonymity, but it gave no indication how those sources were familiar with the situation. Bates told NBC's 'Today' show on Friday that he was certified for his position and had the documentation to prove it. Harris' family attorney - who had questioned Bates' qualifications as a reserve deputy - did not return a message seeking comment Saturday. A call to the district attorney's office rang unanswered, and the sheriff's office referred questions to Wood. 'I want to do everything I can to make sure that people know that this allegation of falsified records is not true,' Wood said. Confusion: An image shows a Taser and a handgun similar to the weapons Bates was carrying. He mistakenly thought he was holding a Taser, not his handgun, when he fatally shot Eric Harris .",
        "generated_text": "Aidan Fraley; 16-year-old; Robert Bates; Tulsa; April 2; Eric Harris; his father; 16. 'He should have been in a retirement home, not out there on the scene killing my dad.'",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Aidan Fraley, 16, says his father Eric Harris' killer Robert Bates should never have been allowed to work as a Tulsa deputy .\nFraley says the police at the scene and those who allowed Bates on the streets are to blame but his mother Cathy Fraley says she forgives Bates .\nBates has said he mistakenly pulled out a handgun rather than a stun gun when he fatally shot Eric Harris on April 2 as he lay on the ground .<END-1>",
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            "The son of an unarmed man shot and killed by a 73-year-old volunteer deputy has called for all Tulsa police who allowed him on the force to be held accountable . Robert Bates has been charged with second-degree manslaughter . The son, Aidan Fraley, says Bates should have been in a retirement home not on the scene killing his father Eric Harris .",
            "Teenage son of man killed in Tulsa, Oklahoma, says his father's 73-year-old killer should never have been a cop . Robert Bates said he mistakenly used a gun instead of a stun gun to shoot Eric Harris, who was lying on the ground. Bates has been charged with second-degree manslaughter . ",
            "Aidan Fraley, 16, says his father's killer, Robert Bates, should never have been deputized and given a gun . Fraley's father, Eric Harris, was shot and killed by Bates on April 2 in Tulsa . Bates has been charged with second-degree manslaughter ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Holmesburg Prison's 101-year history was filled with violent riots, bloody beatings and most shocking of all - the cruel chemical experimentation on its inmates. Since its construction in 1895, its high walls housed some of the country's most dangerous criminals whose uprisings ended in death and mass-injury. And haunting images published in 2011 proved that government doctors used the jail in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to test chemical substances on inmates and disabled American citizens. Nearly two decades after its closure in 1995, all that remains of one of the most notorious and violent prisons in American history is cracked paint, crumbling hallways and empty cells which once housed its human guinea pigs. Decay: The 1,200 inmates once housed inside Holmesburg Prison - where some rooms were padded with filthy mattresses (pictured) - were subjected to cruel clinical experimentation . Filthy: Since its construction in 1895, some of the country's most dangerous criminals walked the halls of Holmesburg prison (pictured) Cruel: Images which emerged in 2011 (pictured) showed the aftermath of  experiments carried out on the prisons inmates and proved the brutal tests were taking place . Ghostly: These now-empty cells inside the abandoned Philadelphia jail were once occupied by desperate inmates who underwent the cruel procedures for 'money to buy cigarettes' Command: The guards ran the cruel institution from the 'control room' where they would monitor and coordinate their response to  riots . Silence: Since its closure in 1996, one of the few things that remain in tact in Holmesburg Prison are the old books read by prisoners who were once used as human guinea pigs . 'Accidental death': Many people were killed inside Holmesburg and in one incident in 1952, an inmate found dead in a bathtub with an autopsy concluding that he was beaten to death . Abandoned: Nearly two decades after its closure in 1996, the prison's halls have fallen eerily silent as the terrifying building slowly wastes away . Urban photographer Cindy Vasko captured the eerie silence and gradual decay of the once-overcrowded prison, which has become infamous for the medical testing that took place on its inmates. Prisoners in the jail were paid to test a variety of dangerous substances such as radioactive, hallucinogenic and toxic materials according to an author who saw the intense cruelty with his own eyes. They were deliberately 'exposed to pathogens that caused skin infections' such as herpes and the fungus which causes athlete's foot, Allen Hornblum claimed in his book Acres of Skin. He claims that between 1951 and 1974, these inmates acted as lab rats for over 30 pharmaceutical companies and government agencies. Historic images now show the 'patients' covered in bandages which for their many wounds and scars. One former prisoner who featured in a book about the cruelty which took place there says he agreed to have a layer of skin peeled of his back - only to be coated with searing chemicals. During the experiment which he took part in for money to buy cigarettes in prison, he remembers screaming: 'Oh my God, my back is on fire! Take this... off me!' The man coordinating these atrocious exams was renowned dermatologist Dr Albert Kligman who wrote hundreds of scientific papers on what are now considered everyday maladies such as dandruff and acne. But Kligman's distinguished career was tarnished by accusations of human cruelty inside Holmesburg prison that inspired federal restrictions on human testing, according to the New York Times. Torture: Dissidence was dealt with severely and the men who led a hunger strike in 1938 were locked in 'the bake ovens' (not pictured) where four of them 'roasted to death' Revolt: When a warden and his deputy were mercilessly stabbed to death in July 1970, it sparked a massive uprising that left 103 people include 29 other guards severely injured . Experiments: A review of medical journals from the prison revealed that some tests were carried out with the hopes of finding lifesaving treatments . Painful: While others seemed only to quench the curiosity of the men leading the experiments - causing great pain to the patients without yielding any results . Infected: The cruelty unfolding at Holmesburg was not isolated and at Stateville prison (pictured), an army doctor watched malaria-carrying mosquitoes bite the stomach of another inmate . Tragedy: The inmates - who would eat in this now-filthy cafeteria - were deliberately exposed to pathogens that caused skin infections such as herpes and the fungus which causes athlete's foot . Dangerous: The prison was the site of hundreds of violent attacks, breakouts, corrupt guards and rape of prisoners who stayed in bare cells like this one . Regarding his factory line of human guinea pigs, Mr Hornblum said: 'He had a dozen or two experiments going at one time... He turned Holmesburg into the K-Mart of human experimentation. It was a real industry.' Holmesburg has left such a terrifying legacy that it has since been used as the set of violent prison movies such as Animal Factory in 2000 and Law Abiding Citizen starring Gerard Butler in 2009. Almost 300 former prisoners filed a lawsuit against the City of Philadelphia and Albert Kligman in 2000, alleging they were cruelly experimented on between 1961 and 1974. Partly due to the abuses at Holmesburg, federal regulations were tightened up to restrict medical studies inside prisons to those posing minimal risks to inmates. Kligman became a wealthy man and a famous name in dermatology after being credited as the inventor of Retin-A, an acne cream and wrinkle-remover. Kligman denied any wrongdoing, according to the Baltimore Sun who quote him as saying: 'My use of paid prisoners as research subjects in the 1950s and 1960s was in keeping with this nation's standard protocol for conducting scientific investigations at that time. Brutal: One former prisoner who featured in a book (not pictured) about the cruelty which took place there says he agreed to have a layer of skin peeled of his back - only to be coated with searing chemicals . Systematic: Between 1951 and 1974,  inmates housed in these now-empty cells acted as lab rats for over 30 pharmaceutical companies and government agencies . Ringleader: The man coordinating these atrocious exams was renowned dermatologist Dr Albert Kligman who would carry out tests on tables like this . Accused: Dr Kligman denied any wrongdoing and claims his use of 'paid prisoners as research subjects' was in keeping with the nation's scientific protocol . 'To the best of my knowledge, the result of those experiments advanced our knowledge of the pathogenesis skin disease, and no long-term harm was done to any person who voluntarily participated in the research program.' The prison was also the site of hundreds of violent attacks, breakouts, corrupt guards and rape of prisoners, according to Philly.com. It alleges that 25 leaders of a hunger strike in 1938 were locked up in a section of the prisons known as 'the bake ovens'. The prison guards turned the heat in the rooms up to 190 degrees Fahrenheit and when the doors were opened 58 hours later, four inmates had 'roasted to death'. In another horrific incident in 1952, an inmate named Thomas Donato was found dead in a bathtub. Officials claimed he had drowned himself but results of the autopsy concluded he was beaten to death. And when a warden and his deputy were mercilessly stabbed to death in July 1970, it sparked a massive uprising that left 103 people include 29 other guards severely injured. The prison shifted 235 of its most dangerous inmates to the equally infamous Eastern State Penitentiary following that incident.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Leeds showed they are in good shape to cope with Kevin Sinfield's retirement as they claimed a 26-12 derby victory over Castleford in front of a sell-out crowd at the Mend-A-Hose Jungle. The First Utility Super League leaders were without their inspirational captain, who this week announced he is to switch codes at the end of 2015, for the third successive game on Good Friday, but they continue to thrive without him. The Rhinos had beaten Wigan and Catalans Dragons in Sinfield's absence and added Castleford to that list thanks to an excellent team performance, with young winger Ash Handley particularly impressive up against the formidable Justin Carney. Leeds Rhino's Adam Cuthbertson celebrates a try with Jamie Peacock (left) Ryan Hall was sent to the sin-bin for the first time in his career in a frenetic opening but Castleford failed to take advantage and it was the Rhinos who struck first as Joel Moon scored his first try of the season. Hall made amends by extending Leeds' lead and Stevie Ward's converted try cancelled out Michael Shenton's effort to give the Rhinos a 16-6 half-time lead. There were chances aplenty at the start of the second period but brilliant defence by both sides meant there was no further addition to the score until the 63rd minute, when Hall completed his double. Adam Cuthbertson then crossed for a try his performance deserved and despite Shenton's late second, Leeds extended their unbeaten run against the Tigers to six matches. Leeds Rhino's Joel Moon scores the first try for his side during their victory . Brian McDermott warned the Rhinos to be wary of a fast start by Castleford and although it was Leeds who came out of the blocks quickest, the Tigers were handed an early advantage when Hall was sent to the sin-bin for a professional foul. Leeds youth product Luke Gale failed to exploit the gap in the Rhinos' left side when his pass to James Clare from the resultant penalty floated forwards. Liam Sutcliffe was next to fluff his lines as he spilled the ball reaching for the tryline, but Leeds did not have to wait much longer for their first try of the afternoon. The Rhinos rolled downfield after a knock-on by Scott Moore, and Danny McGuire exchanged passes with Brad Singleton before putting Moon through a hole to score. Hall had returned to the field just in time to congratulate his team-mate and he was celebrating a try of his own soon after. Leeds Rhino's Ryan Hall goes over the line for their third try of the clash . McGuire was hauled down just short of the line after Moon's break but Cuthbertson kept his cool on the next play to give Hall an easy finish in the corner. Sutcliffe landed the touchline conversion to give Leeds a 10-0 lead. The Rhinos went in search of a crucial third try - with Brett Delaney just held up over the line - but their lead was cut to four points when Shenton reacted quickest to Liam Finn's dab through and Gale kicked a goal from out wide. The momentum was suddenly with Castleford as they probed for another try to level up the contest, but such was its nature that Leeds re-established their 10-point lead. Rhinos captain Kevin Sinfield sat out during the week he announced he was switching codes . Kallum Watkins played a big part in taking the Rhinos close to the Tigers' line and Sutcliffe's neat reverse kick sat up nicely for Ward to get downward pressure on the ball. Good defence by Sutcliffe denied Shenton his second try at the start of the second half before Cuthbertson was held up over the line at the other end. The excitement continued as Carney picked up a loose Leeds pass well inside his own half and raced clear seemingly destined to score, only for McGuire to slow him down with an ankle tap before Handley hauled him down. Leeds Rhino's Zak Hardaker makes a run during the Super League match at the Mend-A-Hose Jungle . Carney then turned try-saver when he stopped Zak Hardaker finishing off a Rhinos break and Leeds were denied by more impressive Castleford defence as Singleton was held up. The visitors finally broke through for a fourth time when McGuire spotted his side had numbers on the left and found Moon, who gave Hall another simple task in the corner. Australian forward Cuthbertson continued his fine first season in England with a powerful finish, but the Tigers had the last word as Shenton exchanged passes with Carney to score.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Thinking about presidential candidates?  Apparently, hormones are a major factor one should consider. According to one female businesswoman in Texas, Hillary Clinton shouldn't be president because her hormones might make her so irrational she'll start an unnecessary war. When George W. Bush waged an unnecessary war in Iraq -- was his testosterone to blame? As Cheryl Rios, the CEO of Go Ape Marketing, sees it: \"We're built differently, we have different hormones. In the world that we live in, I understand that there's equal rights and that's a wonderful thing and I support all of that. I don't support a woman being president.\" \"With the hormones we have there is no way we should be able to start a war,\" Rios wrote in a Facebook post. If Rios is concerned about hormones impacting decisions in the Oval Office, she'd be better off worrying about the male candidates for president. Throughout history, male hormones have indeed impaired some male leaders' decision-making. Studies show that women leaders take fewer unnecessary risks than their male counterparts. If science doesn't convince you, just Google \"cheating politicians\" for the long and sordid list of men like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Mark Sanford and John Edwards, whose hormones got the best of them. Rios has taken a lot of flak for her \"biblically\" inspired beliefs, but she's not the only one who's arguing that a woman's hormones are a legitimate leadership concern. Time magazine declared Hillary Clinton the \"perfect\" age to be president, because she's a postmenopausal woman who is \"biologically primed\" to lead. (She also happens to be a former first lady, senator and secretary of state.) I'm not joking. Believe me, I wish I were. No wonder Jon Stewart left \"The Daily Show\" before the election cycle ramps up in full swing. If discussions about a candidate's hormones are what we have to look forward to, the state of presidential politics is depressing indeed. But underneath the biochemistry debate is a much scarier consideration: The bias against women in the workplace is so well established that even in 2015, a female candidate will be hard-pressed to get elected unless we have a serious discussion about ending gender bias. We want to believe that we live in a world where our daughters can do anything and be anything. And you'd think they could -- they outnumber boys in college, graduate school and the work force. But what will limit their potential is not biochemistry or ability, but a bias in how women and girls are viewed. Unfortunately, Cheryl Rios' view of women is not unique. Some people believe women have \"our place\" and that place is not at the table. They'll tell your daughter to \"go for it\" but believe she isn't qualified to fulfill her dreams. In a compelling series about women and work, Wharton School professor Adam Grant and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg lay out the startling facts about the bias women face at work and the profound benefit of eradicating gender stereotypes. The evidence of bias is undeniable and the examples are endless. It's overt: There are more men on corporate boards named John, Robert, William or James than there are women on boards altogether. The bias is also covert: When students rate their favorite professors, they describe the men as \"geniuses\" and the women as \"nice.\" The bias is real, yet so many of us are blind to it. Hillary Clinton might not be the perfect candidate, but the fact that she is a woman will make her road to the White House a much steeper climb. That's not just a problem for Democrats -- it's a problem for Republicans, Independents, everyone. The fact is, equality benefits everyone. It's better for the bottom line (companies with more women in leadership roles make more money).  It's great for kids because children with involved fathers are happier, healthier, and more successful. It's great for marriages because couples that share responsibilities have stronger marriages.  And it's great for corporate teams because diverse teams and companies produce better results. Our nation, our economy and our families would be much stronger if half of our companies were run by women and half of our households were run by men. It's not enough to say to our daughters: \"You can be anything you want to be.\" What we need to say is: \"You can be anything you want to be, despite what some people might think -- and what they think is wrong.\" Rios said that if Clinton is elected, she is \"moving to Canada\" because \"a female shouldn't be president.\"  Apparently Rios knows as much about women and leadership as she knows about Canada: Kim Campbell became the country's first female prime minister in 1993. Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that Canadians elected their first female prime minister, Kim Campbell.",
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            "Cheryl Rios, CEO of Go Ape Marketing, argues that Hillary Clinton shouldn't be president because her hormones might make her so irrational she'll start an unnecessary war . Rios believes that \"With the hormones we have there is no way we should be able to start a war.\" However, studies show that women leaders take fewer unnecessary risks than their male counterparts .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: YouTube star Cassey Ho has hit back at critics with a powerful and provocative new video, highlighting the cruel comments left by viewers of her fitness-focused clips who accuse the trim and toned online icon of being everything from ‘too fat’ to ‘ugly’ to ‘pudgy’. Cassey's YouTube channel, Blogilates, has over two million subscribers, so fans may have been surprised to learn that the negative comments left under the California resident’s fitness videos still manage to get under her skin – and have a much greater impact on her than any of the positive messages sent to her by her fans. But though mean and critical messages may have put a dent in the 28-year-old’s self-esteem, the workout pro is getting the last word with her latest video, The 'Perfect' Body, which examines just whether conforming to society's standards is the key to happiness, while highlighting some of the cruel comments she has received from viewers of her YouTube videos. Scroll down for video. Fighting back: In her new video, Pilates instructor and YouTube star Cassey Ho combats body-shamers who comment on her videos . She's only human: Seemingly full of confidence, Cassey said even she has felt bad about herself after reading nasty comments calling her 'fat' online . In a post on her Blogilates blog, Cassey said negative comments on her videos are nothing new, but the flood of nastiness has grown especially bad lately. She added that the trash-talking has even brought her to tears on more than one occasion. 'It’s hard to be content with the shape of your body when people are constantly telling you how fat you are, how much weight you need to lose, how much weight you need to gain,' she wrote. 'What do people want?' Cassey goes on to explain that, through her new video, fans can see what it's like to face that kind of negativity, and watch as her own self-esteem gets 'stripped away', leaving her feeling insecure and ashamed about her appearance. Fit or fat: The slim and toned blogger says that the negativity in the comments section of her YouTube channel has become especially nasty lately, and has even made her cry . Peanut gallery problems: In the new video, Cassey picks at her body, honing in on places that commenters say she could improve upon . The video begins with Cassey posting a selfie in gym clothes, taken just after a workout. She immediately starts to read the comments, and though they start off positive, soon people are telling her she shouldn't give fitness advice because she is fat. Cassey goes on to strip down to her underwear, examining, pinching and prodding her body, using the spiteful comments to direct her to different parts of her physique that people insist need changing. And as the video goes on, she grows more unsatisfied with herself as negative comments pop up around her. So the YouTube star gets to work, manipulating her body in a simulation of real-life Photoshop. She thins her thighs, hips, and waist, makes her butt and chest bigger, and even changes the color of her eyes. Finally, she posts another selfie of her 'improved' look - achieved with the help of a body double - but she is clearly still unhappy, and she uses this feeling to try and show viewers that giving in to body-shaming will only leave you worse off. Before and after: The fitness expert's body goes under a major transformation; Cassey used a body double to achieve the final look . Moral message: Even after making her butt and chest bigger and her waist and legs smaller, Cassey still doesn't find happiness at the end of the video . No Photoshop here: The retouching in Cassey's video was meant to prove a point - she doesn't use Photoshop in the photos she posts online . It seems that her 'take that' attitude has left her detractors speechless. Readers of her blog flooded the comments section of the latest post with overwhelmingly positive feedback. 'Thank you for standing up to this struggle for girls and women everywhere,' wrote one fan. Another chimed in: 'I absolutely applaud that you are your natural, beautiful self. I think you’re a wonderful inspiration for young people.' Cassey hopes viewers who relate to the video's message will share it in an effort to battle body shaming and cyber bullying.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Liverpool face a major rebuilding job this summer following a mass exit from Anfield. Manager Brendan Rodgers, who has suffered another trophyless season after the shock FA Cup semi-final defeat by Aston Villa, could see up to 10 of his stars leave. Captain Steven Gerrard has already agreed to join MLS side LA Galaxy, while defender Glen Johnson is out of contract and set to go on a free transfer. Kolo Toure is also out of contract and considering whether to accept the offer of a new deal. Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard, pictured on Sunday, is one of a number of stars who will leave Anfield . Gerrard, looking dejected following Liverpool's FA Cup semi-final defeat to Aston Villa, is off to LA Galaxy . Manager Brendan Rodgers could see up to 10 of his stars leave following another trophyless season . Kolo Toure (left) and Glen Johnson (right) are both out of contract with the latter set to leave on a free transfer . Raheem Sterling is embroiled in a contract stand-off with Manchester City certain to make an offer and Juventus the latest big European club linked with him. Defender Martin Skrtel’s future is also unclear as he is yet to agree a new contract with Wolfsburg planning a move for him. Right-back Javi Manquillo is set to return to Spain after failing to make an impact while Mario Balotelli’s £16million switch from AC Milan has been a disaster. Liverpool will listen to offers for him, although getting rid of a man on £90,000 per week will be easier said than done. Balotelli’s fellow strikers Fabio Borini and Rickie Lambert could also depart. Finally, Liverpool are looking for a goalkeeper to replace or put pressure on Simon Mignolet, meaning Brad Jones is the tenth name who would be surplus to requirements. There was one good piece of news for Liverpool fans on Monday night when Jordan Henderson agreed a new £100,000-a-week deal until 2020. Henderson, 24, is the third player in the squad to agree a contract extension, following Daniel Sturridge and Philippe Coutinho. Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson agreed a new £100,000-a-week deal until 2020 on Monday night . Defender Martin Skrtel, pictured up against Christian Benteke, is a target for Bundesliga side Wolfsburg . Manchester City are to make an offer for Raheem Sterling with the forward embroiled in a contract stand-off . Liverpool will listen to offers for Mario Balotelli who has endured a disastrous first season .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Surgeons are calling for the rules on laser eye surgery to be strengthened after an apparent rise in patients receiving substandard care. A private hospital in Harley Street says that increasing numbers of people are seeking its help after being given bad advice or poor treatment elsewhere. And it says it is now time for the industry to be ‘taken to task’. A leading private eye hospital is calling for tighter regulations on laser eye surgery after noting a rise in the number of people who have been given inaccurate information or poor care. Up to 120,000 Britons have laser eye surgery each year to correct long and short-sightedness, and almost one in 20 of them suffer some sort of complication.Most operations are done privately, with patients paying up to £5,000 to have both eyes corrected. Last year, the consumer group Which? warned that not all clinics are properly explaining the risks involved. Regret: Law graduate Lois Roberts . Law graduate Lois Roberts said that surgery to correct her short-sightedness left her in agony. She suffered from painfully dry eyes after she had the laser treatment, which was caused by damage to the nerves that stimulate tears. And in the years after the procedure, Miss Roberts said she had to apply eye drops every day to alleviate the pain, which in itself can bring on chronic eye inflammation. Miss Roberts had used contact lenses and glasses since she was at primary school but found they were a nuisance when playing sport. She had the £1,500 treatment as part of her 21st birthday present in 2010. But it wasn’t the pain-free experience she was promised. She said: ‘I’m upset I wasn’t warned enough at my initial consultation that anything like this could happen. I would have thought much harder about it had I known the risks.’ Miss Roberts, from Gwynedd in North Wales, suffered from poor night vision and ‘floaters’ in the years after she had the surgery. ‘The floaters are like clumps of black lines and dots,’ she said. ‘I’ve been reassured they’re harmless, but they are incredibly annoying.’ Floaters can occur as a result of a popular form of laser surgery in which a flap is cut into the surface of the cornea — the clear, domed part of the eyeball. Poor night-time vision can occur if part of the cornea has been lasered incorrectly. Despite the side effects, the procedure did correct Miss Roberts’ vision. Its investigation found that one in three consultations by clinics offering the treatment was of poor quality. Now, surgeons are speaking out. They say that despite the term ‘laser eye surgery’, the procedure doesn’t have to be done by a surgeon or even someone with specialist eye knowledge. Instead, all that is required is that the person doing the operation is qualified as a doctor of some sort. Dr Saj Khan, an eye surgeon at the London Eye Hospital, said the unit is treating more patients who have received unsatisfactory treatment elsewhere than five years ago. And other specialist clinics are seeing a similar rise. Dr Khan added: ‘At the moment, anybody who has a basic doctor’s qualification could in theory go off and spend a few hours or a couple of days learning how to use the kit and set off giving treatment.’ Bobby Qureshi, the hospital’s medical director, called for a compulsory register of practitioners that patients could use to find a suitably qualified surgeon. He said: ‘Laser eye surgeons are, at present, only required to be registered as doctors; no specialist qualifications are legally required to carry out a laser eye procedure. The London Eye Hospital in Harley Street said laser eye surgeons are presently only required to be registered as doctors - and no specialist qualifications are legally required . ‘And with those who trained abroad, it’s even more difficult to establish levels of expertise in specific treatments. This makes a central register all the more important, as it gives patients the tools to check exactly in whose hands they are putting their vision. ‘We have seen a rising number of people arriving at the London Eye Hospital who have previously been given inaccurate information or poor care and we strongly believe that it is time for this industry to be taken to task.’ The Royal College of Ophthalmologists says complications occur in almost one in 20 cases. These include dry eyes and problems with night vision. It says that severe visual problems are ‘very unusual’, but some patients require corneal surgery or hard contact lenses to restore satisfactory vision. It advises patients to quiz clinics about how often they perform the treatment and what their success rates are. A spokesman said that while in theory the operation could be done by someone who is registered as a doctor but does not have further qualifications, the likelihood of this happening is ‘very, very negligible’. She added that the organisation is working with the Royal College of Surgeons to improve standards.",
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            "Laser eye surgery is in need of tighter regulations after a rise in the number of people receiving poor care . A private hospital in Harley Street notes that many people are seeking its help after being given bad advice elsewhere . Up to 120,000 Britons have laser eye surgery each year to correct long and short-sightedness, and almost one in 20 of them suffer some sort of complication.",
            "A private hospital on Harley Street is calling for tighter regulations on laser eye surgery after noting a rise in the number of people who have been given inaccurate information or poor care. Up to 120,000 Britons have laser eye surgery each year for long and short-sightedness and almost one in 20 of them suffer some sort of complication. The Royal College of Ophthalmologists says complications occur in almost one in 20 cases. These include dry eyes and problems with night vision."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: BMW is recalling 91,800 Mini Coopers to fix a defect that may prevent the air bag on the front passenger side of the cars from deploying in a crash. The problem affects the 2005 to 2008 models of the Mini Cooper and Cooper S. BMW says the air bag may not work properly because of a error that might prevent the vehicles' mat detection system from sensing a passenger sitting in the front seat during a severe crash. BMW has announced that  2005 to 2008 models of the Mini Cooper and Cooper S will need to be recalled due to problems with the passenger detection system that could leave those in the car without an airbad . BMW told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that it has been notified of one minor injury linked to the defect. To repair the problem, BMW will replace the detection mats in the affected models for free. The recall of the mats, which are manufactured in Germany, will begin May 1. There are 59,270 Mini Cooper and Cooper S models made between 2005 and 2006 affected by the issue along with 32,530  convertibles made between 2005 and July 2008, according to Bloomberg. Only one person has been injured so far as a result of the passenger seat (right) defect. The problem is thought to affect ten per cent of the 2005 and 2006 regular and 2005 to 2008 convertible models being recalled . Vehicle owners can get further information at 1-888-327-4236 or http://www.safercar.gov. BMW estimates that ten per cent of the cars being recalled actually have the detection mat problem. According to Motortrend, the current recalls is not the first such major incident for Mini Coopers in recent years. More than  90,000 cars made from 2006 to 2011 were also recalled in 2012 because of circuit board problems that could start vehicle fires.",
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            "BMW is recalling 91,800 Mini Coopers to fix a defect that may prevent the air bag on the front passenger side of the cars from deploying in a crash . Only one person has been injured so far as a result of the passenger seat (right) defect. To repair the problem, BMW will replace the detection mats in the affected models for free .",
            "BMW is recalling 91,800 Mini Coopers to fix a defect that may prevent the air bag on the front passenger side of the cars from deploying in a crash . The air bag may not work properly because of a error that might prevent the vehicles' mat detection system from sensing a passenger sitting in the front seat during a severe crash . BMW told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that it has been notified of one minor injury linked to the defect.",
            "BMW is recalling 91,800 Mini Coopers due to a defect that may prevent the airbag on the front passenger side of the cars from deploying in a crash . The problem affects the 2005 to 2008 models of the Mini Cooper and Cooper S and may be caused by an error in the mat detection system that might prevent the vehicles from sensing a passenger sitting in the front seat during a severe crash . BMW has announced that only one person has been injured so far due to the defect ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: England's Justin Rose will be in the final pair with Masters leader Jordan Spieth as he looks to chase down the young American on Sunday. Rose's superb finish on Saturday earned him a place in the last grouping with Spieth ahead of Phil Mickelson and Charley Hoffman, who will tee off ten minutes earlier at 19.40 (BST). World No 1 Rory McIlroy is paired with Tiger Woods in the final day's most high-profile grouping, as both attempt to pull off what would be the most unlikely of their major wins. Justin Rose produced a fabulous round on Saturday to earn himself a place in the final pairing in the final round . Jordan Spieth goes into the final day four shots clear and eyeing his first major title at Augusta on Sunday . There is one all-English pair, as Paul Casey and Ian Poulter, 11 and 12 shots back respectively, tee off at 19.00. The 2013 champion Adam Scott is paired with Englishman Lee Westwood and will go out at 17.20, while last year's winner Bubba Watson is in the next pair off with Austrian Bernd Wiesberger. 15:00 Thongchai Jaidee (Tha) 15:10 Darren Clarke (NI), Vijay Singh (Fij) 15:20 Jamie Donaldson (Wal), Graeme McDowell (NI) 15:30 Erik Compton (US), Anirban Lahiri (Ind) 15:40 Jason Dufner (US), Jimmy Walker (US) 15:50 Mark O'Meara (US), Steve Stricker (US) 16:00 Keegan Bradley (US), Danny Willett (Eng) 16:10 Ryaan Palmer (US), Matt Kuchar (US) 16:20 Chris Kirk (US), Geoff Ogilvy (Aus) 16:30 Morgan Hoffmann (US), John Senden (Aus) 16:50 Patrick Reed (US), Sangmoon Bae (Kor) 17:00 Webb Simpson (US), Seung-yul Noh (Kor) 17:10 Henrik Stenson (Swe), Brooks Koepka (US) 17:20 Adam Scott (Aus), Lee Westwood (Eng) 17:30 Bernd Wiesberger (Aut), Bubba Watson (US) 17:40 Cameron Tringale (US), Rickie Fowler (US) 17:50 Angel Cabrera (Arg), Ernie Els (SA) 18:00 Russell Henley (US), Charl Schwartzel (SA) 18:10 Sergio Garcia (Spa), Ryan Moore (US) 18:30 Bill Haas (US), Hunter Mahan (US) 18:40 Jason Day (Aus), Louis Oosthuizen (SA) 18:50 Zach Johnson (US), Jonas Blixt (Swe) 19:00 Paul Casey (Eng), Ian Poulter (Eng) 19:10 Dustin Johnson (US), Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn) 19:20 Kevin Streelman (US), Kevin Na (US) 19:30 Rory McIlroy (NI), Tiger Woods (US) 19:40 Phil Mickelson (US), Charley Hoffman (US) 19:50 Jordan Spieth (US), Justin Rose (Eng)",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Justin Rose goes into final day at 12 under par, four shots off the lead .\nJordan Spieth is out in front, looking to win his first major .\nRory McIlroy paired with Tiger Woods in third from last grouping .<END-1>",
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            "Justin Rose will be in the final pair with Masters leader Jordan Spieth as he looks to chase down the young American on Sunday . Phil Mickelson and Charley Hoffman will tee off ten minutes earlier at 19.40 (BST) . World No 1 Rory McIlroy is paired with Tiger Woods in the final day's most high-profile grouping .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Eddie Hearn has insisted his £1.5million purse offer to Carl Frampton comes with no strings attached, but efforts to make a super-fight with Scott Quigg remain deadlocked. Hearn unveiled a cheque with his offer to Sky TV cameras in a bid to force a deal with the IBF super-bantamweight champion, as the Matchroom promoter upped the ante in a bid to book a July 18 date at Manchester Arena. However, Frampton’s promoters, Cyclone Promotions, headed by former world champ Barry McGuigan, released a press release in response to the offer, claiming they were awaiting formal communication from Hearn’s Matchroom Sports before renewing negotiations over the much-hyped bout. Eddie Hearn presents the cheque for £1.5m to set-up Scott Quigg's fight with Carl Frampton . Matchroom Sport boss Hearn said the cheque offered 1.5m reasons for the two boxers to fight . Quigg stares down the camera to tell Frampton to 'put his money where his mouth is' TV rights were believed to be a major stumbling block in negotiations as Matchroom are tied to Sky Sports, while Frampton’s recent title defence against Chris Avalos attracted millions of viewers between ITV in the UK and UTV Ireland. Now Hearn has seemingly attempted to force the fight with a big-money offer in the hope that the bout can be screened on Sky Box Office. While past negotiations were believed to have collapsed due to a failure to agree a deal on future promotional ‘options’ on fights, the Matchroom promoter also insisted he has not demanded rights to promote Frampton’s future fights. ‘Nothing at all — no options, no rematch clause, absolutely nothing,’ Hearn told Sportsmail when questioned on whether such terms were included in his £1.5m offer. ‘He can have this fight, he can go back to whatever broadcaster he wants [after it]. He can go and move to the moon if he wants, it’s nothing to do with us.’ Quigg is the defending WBA super-bantamweight champion and wants to fight Frampton in Manchester . Quigg celebrates his win over Hidenori Othake at the Liverpool Echo Arena in November last year . McGuigan declined to comment further on the saga when contacted by Sportsmail, refusing to elaborate on Cyclone Promotions’ statement which said they ‘have made several attempts to organise a follow-up meeting with Eddie Hearn of Matchroom Sport to progress these negotiations’. The Cyclone statement added: ‘If Matchroom Sport are interested in joining Cyclone Promotions in staging this domestic superfight, we recommend Matchroom accept the invitation for a follow-up meeting.’ Hearn countered the Cyclone statement, telling Sportsmail: ‘We just want to get it done, it’s so frustrating… I know their statement said we turned down another meeting but that’s because it was getting nowhere. We’re trying to make things happen. ‘The only thing that Cyclone Promotions want is they want to co-promote the show. We’re bringing all the money, we’re putting all the money up,’ said the Matchroom promoter. ‘If there was another broadcaster that they were willing to work with, who could throw a load of money at this fight, then make us an offer. They can’t. We’re in such a strong position, but we’re still being fair. Scott Quigg is the one taking all the risk here. If it doesn’t do that great at the box office, Scott might get only £400-500,000 and Carl still gets his £1.5m, there is no risk. 'This is the offer that I believe has to make Carl Frampton say yes. I’ve already responded [to Cyclone] to say “if you want to co-promote, co-promote it”,’ added Hearn. Frampton lands a punch on American opponent Chris Avalos during their fight last month . Frampton celebrates after his win over Spain's Kiko Martinez in September last year .",
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            "Eddie Hearn has unveiled a cheque with a £1.5million offer to secure a Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg super-fight . While TV rights were believed to be a major stumbling block, Hearn has insisted his offer comes with no strings attached and that he has not demanded rights to promote Frampton's future fights. The Cyclone Promotions team, which promotes Frampton, said it was awaiting formal communication from Hearn's Matchroom Sports before renewing negotiations.",
            "Eddie Hearn has offered Carl Frampton £1.5million to fight Scott Quigg at Manchester Arena on July 18 . The fight has been deadlocked over TV rights with Matchroom tied to Sky Sports and Frampton’s recent title defence attracting millions of viewers on ITV in the UK and UTV Ireland . Hearn has insisted there are no strings attached to the offer .",
            "Eddie Hearn has offered Carl Frampton £1.5m to fight Scott Quigg, with no strings attached . TV rights were a major stumbling block in previous negotiations, but Hearn hopes to screen it on Sky Box Office . Frampton's promoters, Cyclone Promotions are awaiting communication from Hearn's Matchroom Sports before renewing negotiations . "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Two teenage cancer survivors have been left distraught after photographs they posted on Facebook to celebrate getting the all-clear were reported for nudity. Tiffany Williams and Jessica Versey, both 19 and from Chester, Cheshire, became close friends during their treatment and went into remission around the same time. They then took to social media to post images of themselves - including one of Miss Williams’s bald head and another of Miss Versey’s chest scar - but these were reported for being ‘offensive’. Reported for nudity: Tiffany Williams and Jessica Versey, took to social media to post images of themselves – including one of Miss Williams’s bald head (left) and another of Miss Versey’s chest scar (right) Battled through: Tiffany Williams, pictured with Peter Andre, was cleared of Hodgkin lymphoma this month . Shock: The picture Tiffany Williams uploaded (left) was reported by someone on Facebook for 'nudity' Miss Williams was cleared of Hodgkin lymphoma earlier this month and regularly documented her struggle with losing hair during chemotherapy on Facebook. While undergoing treatment she decided to cut off all her hair after choosing against it on many previous occasions - making a ‘ten-minute decision’ that she would get a friend to shave it off. But, telling of what happened next, she said: ‘Feeling proud, I updated my friends on Facebook with the caption “I did it!” - and about two hours later found that someone had reported it for nudity. ‘It didn’t get deleted but I knew it must have been someone I had as a friend. I posted a nice one of me with my make-up on the day after, and that got reported too. Tough: This picture, the first selfie Miss Versey uploaded showing her bald head, was reported for nudity . Survivors: Miss Williams is seen in a photo - not reported to Facebook - revealing she had got the all-clear (left), and Miss Versey's post with the image of her scar which was reported for nudity is also pictured (right) Feeling happy: Miss Versey, who received lifesaving bone marrow treatment from her ten-year-old sister Maisy, said it was 'a massive deal' for her chemotherapy catheter be taken out after her gruelling cancer battle . Joking around: Miss Williams regularly wrote on her struggle with losing hair to chemotherapy on Facebook . ‘All I was doing was trying to help others that might need that little boost to show that no one is different, with or without hair or scars.’ If a user wishes to tell Facebook that they believe a picture is breaching nudity guidelines, he or she can click on ‘options’ under the image and ‘report photo’. The user must then click on ‘nudity’ as the reason for a complaint, before confirming they want to report the image to Facebook. It is then sent to the website’s community operations team in Ireland, who consider every report and make a decision based on Facebook’s community standards. The user whose profile carries the photo will receive a notification to say their image has been reported – but it is only removed if Facebook find it breaches guidelines. And she was further shocked last week when leukaemia sufferer Miss Versey’s photo of the scar left by the removal of her chemotherapy catheter also got reported for nudity. Miss Versey, who received lifesaving bone marrow treatment from her ten-year-old sister Maisy, said it was ‘a massive deal’ for it be taken out after her gruelling cancer battle. She added: ‘Having that taken out was a big thing for me, as it essentially kept me alive for so long. I shared my scar to show people my body was one step further away from cancer. ‘As soon as I put it up it was reported for nudity, then straight away a selfie of my bald head was also reported - the first ever picture I posed with no hair. It really upset me as I didn’t see what the big deal was. 'It’s weird that people find it acceptable to post half-naked pictures but yet people get offended by me sharing my journey with cancer.’ Miss Williams added that she was distraught to know that ‘someone that knows me and Jess gets a kick’ out of reporting the photographs. A spokesman for Facebook said today that it does not comment on individual cases, but referred MailOnline to its community guidelines published online for ‘encouraging respectful behaviour’. The ‘nudity’ section states: ‘We remove photographs of people displaying genitals or focusing in on fully exposed buttocks. We also restrict some images of female breasts if they include the nipple. ‘But we always allow photos of women actively engaged in breastfeeding or showing breasts with post-mastectomy scarring. We also allow photographs of paintings, sculptures and other art that depicts nude figures. ‘Restrictions on the display of both nudity and sexual activity also apply to digitally-created content unless the content is posted for educational, humorous or satirical purposes. 'Explicit images of sexual intercourse are prohibited. Descriptions of sexual acts that go into vivid detail may also be removed.' Miss Versey has almost 4,200 friends on Facebook, with 80 of these mutual with Miss Williams. Struggles over: Jessica Versey (left) and Tiffany Williams (right) pictured today after their battles with cancer .",
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            "Two teenage cancer survivors from Chester, Cheshire, Tiffany Williams and Jessica Versey, both 19, became close friends during their treatment . They then took to social media to post images of themselves- including one of Miss Williams’s bald head and another of Miss Versey’s chest scar- but these were reported for being ‘offensive’ . Miss Versey’s photo of the scar left by the removal of her chemotherapy catheter also got reported for nudity.",
            "Two teenage cancer survivors, Tiffany Williams and Jessica Versey, both 19, posted images of themselves on Facebook to celebrate getting the all-clear . These were reported as offensive and for nudity . One picture showed Miss Williams’ bald head and another showed Miss Versey’s chest scar ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Church of Scientology-backed organization is facing a bizarre land use battle over its plans to turn a patch of secluded in woods near the presidential retreat Camp David into a drug rehab center. Lawyers hired by drug rehab network Narcocon have argued that Trout Run, a property in Frederick County, Maryland, has historic significance because President Herbert Hoover once caught a fish at the site. Opponents view the proposed designation as a trick to circumvent current zoning laws for the 40-acre plot of land and create a drug rehabilitation program that some call dangerous. Narcocon, a Church of Scientology-affiliated drug rehab network, is trying to prove that a patch of land near Camp David is historic enough so that they can build a center for twelve patients . A Scientology-back real estate company bought Trout Run for $4.85million in 2013, and has been trying to change its land designation so that it can build a center that uses saunas and vitamin therapy for addicts . Narcocon, which uses sauna sessions and the teachings of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, has been sued in the past for wrongful deaths. It has denied wrongdoing. The group's treatment program claims that megadoses of the vitamin Niacin and spending five hours a day in a sauna for a month eliminates addiction cravings that are stored in the body's fat cells. Treatments at the center can cost more than $30,000 per month and typically last for as long as six months. Narcocon officials, who run more than 120 centers around the world, deny that the program tries to convert addicts to Scientology, though the group prominently features a quote from Hubbard on its website. The organization says that is focused on a secular approach to helping people overcome addiction. Its Maryland center would house 12 patients, with eight staff living there and eight living off-site. However, the current zoning laws for Trout Run, which includes a collection of stone cottages, classify it for resource conservation and do not permit any medical purpose for the site, according to the Washington Post. Though Narcocon says that it is non-religious and does not try to convert people to Scientology, its website features the religion's founder L Ron Hubbard (pictured) prominently . Placing the property on the county register of historic places would allow Narconon to conduct its program. The rehabilitation program was founded in 1966 and is based on the teachings of Scientology's founder L. Ron Hubbard. Narconon claims it is a non-religious, non-profit, non-medical . rehabilitation program with patients around the world. Its methods include . spending up to five hours a day in a sauna for 30 days straight and mega . doses of the vitamin Niacin. The hypothesis underlying the program is . that drugs and their metabolites are stored in the body's fatty tissues . for years, causing the addict's cravings when partially released later . on. But these can be flushed out through a regimen comprising elements such as . exercise, sauna and intake of high doses of vitamins, according to the facility's methods. This hypothesis does not enjoy . mainstream acceptance, and researchers and practitioners tend . to discount Narconon due to its connection with Scientology. No independent study that has not been funded by the center exist to confirm the supposed efficacy of its treatment, which has repeatedly been cited as curing 75 per cent of addicts. Since its establishment, it has faced considerable controversy over the . safety and effectiveness of its rehabilitation methods and the . organization's links to the Church of Scientology. Fees can sometimes reach more than $30,000 per month and centers bring in millions of dollars a year from patients. An aide of Herbert Hoover bought the property in the late 1920s and the president went on fishing trips there,  the Frederick News Post reported. Narcocon hired a consultant whose history of Trout Run said that Hoover 'reeled in a fine one-and-one-half pound trout' during a visit. 'No President was born or died there. No epic battles were won or lost, no proclamations penned, no foreign dignitaries lodged and feted,' local drug counselor Kristin Milne-Glasser wrote in opposition to the historic designation. She said that the area merits a roadside plaque at most. President Dwight Eisenhower and other Washington elites also fished at Trout Run during his time in office. Frederick County's Historic Preservation Commission ruled that the site is eligible to be voted onto the register because of its early 20th century architecture. Social Betterment Properties International, a real estate company tied to Scientology, bought the land in 2013 for $4.85million from a government official who had long been trying to sell it. Narconon has been working on building its center since. County councilors delayed voting on the measure two weeks ago so they could have more time to review the proposal and plan to grant or deny approval on Tuesday. Beyond questions of history, opponents to the rehab center have cited safety concerns about the mysterious organization being so close to Camp David and Narcocon's alleged checkered past. Celebrity Scientologists such as John Travolta and Tom Cruise have repeated Narconon's message about how it saves 75 per cent of addicts. Trout Run was first built and developed by an aide of President Herbert Hoover (right) in the late 1920s. It is located in a woods several miles from presidential retreat Camp David (left during G8 Summit in 2012) Trout Run in Maryland was used for fishing by President Hoover (right) and President Dwight Eisenhower (left) during their times in office (file photo, Colorado, 1954) However, the organization previously lost its license  in Georgia after the death of  28-year-old former Marine Patrick Desmond, who was being treated for alcoholism but died after allegedly trying heroin for the first time while in treatment. Previous deaths at Narcocon include three young people who  died within a year at a flagship Oklahoma facility, according to NBC. Hilary Holten, 21, was found dead in her bed at the center in April 2012 of unknown causes. Stacy Murphy, 20, died of an oxymorphone overdose in July. Gabriel Graves, a 32-year-old father of two, died of unknown causes in October 2011. Narconon denied responsibility for any patient deaths. The group's Arrowhead in Oklahoma was estimated to have brought in $10.88million in revenue in 2011. The group has already approached the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene about acquiring a license for its facility but has not filed an application. Its website says it currently runs 16 centers in the United States, though the only one on the East Coast is in Massachusetts. Narcocon and its rehab network have attracted criticism from residents in western Maryland for its checkered past, though celebrities such as Tom Cruise (pictured, 2004) endorse it . A Narcocon center in Oklahoma became the center of widespread scrutiny after the death of three people within a year, including 21-year-old Hilary Holten (right) and 20-year-old Stacy Murphy (left)",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Scientology-connected Narconon wants to build center at Trout Run .\nLand use laws mean that it must prove site is historic in order to have a medical facility on the land in Frederick County .\nScientology-affiliated real estate company bought land for $4.8million .\nGroup contends land is significant because Herbert Hoover fished there .\nOrganization has been criticized after string of mysterious deaths at centers that use saunas and megadoses of Niacin to treat drug addicts .<END-1>",
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            "Narcocon, a Church of Scientology-affiliated drug rehab network, is trying to prove Trout Run, a secluded patch of land near Camp David, is historic enough to build a center for twelve patients . Narcocon uses sauna sessions and the teachings of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard . Narcocon has been sued in the past for wrongful deaths . It has denied wrongdoing . The group's treatment program claims that megadoses of the vitamin Niacin and spending five hours a day in a sauna for a month eliminates addiction cravings that are stored in the body's fat cells. Treatments at the center can cost more than $30,000 per month and typically last for as long as six months.",
            "Narcocon, a Church of Scientology-affiliated drug rehab network, is trying to prove that Trout Run, a patch of secluded woods near the presidential retreat Camp David in Maryland, has enough historic significance so that they can build a center for twelve patients using saunas and vitamin therapy for addicts . Narcocon officials deny that the program tries to convert addicts to Scientology, though the group prominently features a quote from Hubbard on its website . Opponents view the proposed designation as a trick to circumvent current zoning laws for the 40-acre plot of land and create a drug rehabilitation program that some call dangerous .",
            "Narcocon, a Church of Scientology-affiliated drug rehab network, is trying to prove that a patch of land near Camp David is historic enough so that they can build a center for twelve patients . The group's treatment program uses sauna sessions and the teachings of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard . Narcocon, which has been sued in the past for wrongful deaths, has been criticized for its methods and connection to Scientology."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Crystal Palace's home clash with Manchester City... Crystal Palace vs Manchester City (Selhurst Park) Team news . Crystal Palace . Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew has no fresh injury concerns ahead of his side's clash against Manchester City. However, Marouane Chamakh and Fraizer Campbell are still sidelined with a hamstring injury, while Jordon Mutch has a thigh complaint. Mile Jedinak gives the thumbs up while on international duty with Australia on Monday but he is ruled out for Crystal Palace's gane against Manchester City in the Premier League through suspension . Joining them in being ruled out is skipper Mile Jedinak who is suspended. Manchester City . Manchester City have no serious injury concerns for Monday's Barclays Premier League trip to Crystal Palace. Key midfielder Yaya Toure missed the victory over West Brom a fortnight ago with an achilles injury but has since played twice for Ivory Coast and is fit. Yaya Toure missed Manchester City's last game but returned to action with Ivory Coast as they took on Equatorial Guinea in an Abidjan friendly on Friday . Fellow midfielder James Milner has also been troubled by a knee injury in recent weeks but the suggestions from manager Manuel Pellegrini are that the England international will be available. Provisional squad: Hart, Caballero, Zabaleta, Sagna, Kompany, Demichelis, Mangala, Boyata, Clichy, Kolarov, Milner, Navas, Silva, Nasri, Toure, Fernando, Fernandinho, Lampard, Aguero, Bony, Jovetic, Dzeko. Kick-off: Monday, 8pm - Sky Sports 1 . Odds (subject to change): . Crystal Palace 9/2 . Draw 3/1 . Manchester City 4/7 . Referee: Michael Oliver . Managers: Alan Pardew (Crystal Palace), Manuel Pellegrini (Manchester City) Head-to-head league record: Crystal Palace wins 12, draws 12, Manchester City wins 21 . Key match stats (supplied by Opta) Crystal Palace have won just two of their last eight Premier League home matches (W2 D2 L4). Man City have won the last seven matches in a row against Palace in all competitions. The Eagles have now gone 11 Premier League matches at Selhurst Park without a clean sheet. Manchester City scored with all three shots on target when they met Palace back in December. Alan Pardew has won 20 points from losing positions as a Premier League manager this season (10 at Newcastle, 10 at Palace); more than any other PL boss in 2014-15. Manchester City won on their previous visit to Crystal Palace, as Yaya Toure celebrates scoring the second goal in a 2-0 win last April which helped fire them towards the Premier League title . Crystal Palace have won 19 points in 10 Premier League games under Pardew – two more than they won in their previous 20 PL games in 2014-15 (17 under Millen/Warnock). Sergio Aguero has scored 98 goals in all competitions for Manchester City, but he has not netted in 466 minutes of competitive football for the club. Manchester City have used every substitution available in all of their 43 competitive matches this season. Man City substitutes have contributed 16 goals and assists this season in the Premier League; more than any other team. Glenn Murray has scored four goals in his last four Premier League appearances; this after netting just one in his previous 19.",
        "generated_text": "Crystal Palace; Manchester City; Monday; 8pm; Sky Sports 1.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Marouane Chamakh, Fraizer Campbell and Jordon Mutch ruled out .\nSuspended Crystal Palace  skipper Mile Jedinak joins them on the sidelines .\nYaya Toure back from an achilles injury for Manchester City .\nJames Milner expected to be available for champions despite knee trouble .<END-1>",
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            "Crystal Palace will take on Manchester City Monday at 8pm on Sky Sports 1 . Neither team has serious injury concerns and the match will be held at Selhurst Park. Opta stats indicate that Crystal Palace has won only two of its last eight Premier League home matches .",
            "Manchester City face Crystal Palace on Monday at 8pm in a Premier League match that is to be shown on Sky Sports 1 .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Delhi (CNN)An international human rights group is calling for an independent investigation of the killings by police of 20 suspected red sandalwood smugglers in southeastern India. \"There must be a criminal investigation to determine whether the police used excessive force, and whether the killings amount to 'fake encounters,' or staged extrajudicial executions\", said Abhirr Vp, of Amnesty International India. \"The police are not above the law, and must not be treated like they are.\" Those responsible should be brought to justice, according to Amnesty. \"Lethal force should not be used except when strictly unavoidable in order to protect life,\" Vp said. A police official, Deputy Inspector General Kantha Rao, declined comment Wednesday, saying an \"investigation is still going on.\" The incident in question took place early Tuesday in India's southeastern Andhra Pradesh state. Forest officials near the town of Tirupati spotted hundreds of smugglers cutting trees for red sandalwood, Rao said Tuesday. The forest officials, who were unarmed, called for police. \"We saw several trees chopped down,\" Rao said said. \"These guys came prepared and were heavily armed.\" Rao said that the ensuing gun battle lasted more than three hours and 20 smugglers were shot. Many of them came from the neighboring state of Tamil Nadu, he said. Amnesty International said the police were claiming self-defense, alleging the suspects attacked them with stone and axes. \"However, no police official was injured,\" the  Amnesty statement said. \"Most of the suspected smugglers were shot in the back.\" According to Amnesty, India's National Human Rights Commission has said the incident \"involved a serious violation of human rights of the individuals,\" and that \"the opening of firing cannot be justified on the ground of self defense since it resulted in the loss of lives of 20 persons.\" The commission has asked senior government and police officials to explain the actions of the police and forest officials within two weeks, Amnesty said. Police said sandalwood smuggling is common in the area. Local media are reporting that politicians from Tamil Nadu have lodged a protest against the Andhra Pradesh government, saying the alleged smugglers were murdered in cold blood. Kunal Sehgal in Delhi contributed to this report.",
        "generated_text": "rights group; investigation; killings; police; 20; India; sandalwood; Amnesty International; police; self-defense; Tamil Nadu.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Amnesty calls for probe of India police shooting of 20 suspected smugglers .\nPolice decline comment, saying \"investigation is still going on\"\nIndia's National Human Rights Commission says incident involved \"serious violation of human rights of the individuals.\"<END-1>",
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            "Amnesty International is calling for an independent investigation into the police killings of 20 suspected red sandalwood smugglers in southeastern India . The police are claiming self-defense, alleging the suspects attacked them with stones and axes, but no police officials were injured . Most of the suspected smugglers were shot in the back, Amnesty said .",
            "Human rights group Amnesty International is calling for an independent investigation into the recent killings by Indian police of 20 suspected red sandalwood smugglers in southeastern India. The police are claiming self-defense, alleging the suspects attacked them with stone and axes, but many of the suspected smugglers were shot in the back. The incident is seen as a serious violation of human rights and an investigation is ongoing.",
            "Amnesty International is calling for an independent investigation into the police killings of 20 suspected red sandalwood smugglers in southeastern India . The police are claiming self-defense and that the suspects attacked them with stones and axes, but no police officials were injured. Most of the suspects were shot in the back ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Sandra Malcolm's body was discovered at her home in Cape Town, South Africa . A British ex-pat has been found hacked to death at her home in South Africa, it has emerged today. Sandra Malcolm's body was found at her Cape Town home by her grandson who reportedly climbed through a window when nobody answered the door. Reports in South Africa suggest the 74-year-old's attackers had mutilated her - although police have yet to confirm this. Mrs Malcolm, originally from Dundee in Scotland, was found on Sunday morning at the Capri Mews complex in the Marina Da Gama area of the city. The pensioner had been planning to return to Scotland next month to visit family in Tayside. She had lived in South Africa for 35 years and is survived by two daughters, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Her nephew, Colin Chalmers, of Dundee, today said the murder had left the family 'distraught'. 'I'm absolutely gobsmacked, I've never had to deal with anything like this before, it's completely shocking. 'All I know is that my auntie has been murdered, I don't want to court any of the rumours around it because we know very little at this stage.' One neighbour, who asked not to be identified, told reporters they were horrified by the murder. He said: 'This is a quiet community, this is shocking, I still cannot believe it. 'I saw her on Saturday afternoon last. She had some friends over.' He described his murdered neighbour as 'friendly' and 'burly', adding: 'It's so strange because we didn't hear anything, no struggle or a gunshot. 'The grandson, we understand, found her after climbing through the bathroom window. 'I left for church before 10am and I walked past her flat and I didn't hear or see anything. When I came back from church I saw the police vans and they said she had been murdered. 'The family is so shaken they are not in a state to speak.' Details are still emerging of how the pensioner came to be found at her flat. Mrs Malcolm, originally from Dundee in Scotland, was found on Sunday morning at the Capri Mews complex in the Marina Da Gama area of the city (pictured) South African news networks reported that neighbours said the pensioner was last seen with friends on Saturday afternoon. Police in Cape Town declined to comment on the circumstances of her death but said a post-mortem will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death. Forensic experts and detectives  combed the scene for hours on Sunday. Police spokesperson Captain FC Van Wyk said: 'The motive for the killing is unknown at this stage. A post-mortem will be held to establish the exact cause of death.' The murder comes amid a  wave of anti-immigrant violence in South Africa. Hundreds of African immigrants have fled their homes in the country in recent weeks to escape xenophobic attacks and protests.",
        "generated_text": "Sandra Malcolm; Cape Town; her grandson; grandson; window; nobody.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Reports suggest Sandra Malcolm's body was mutilated by her attackers .\nPensioner, originally from Dundee, was found at her home in Cape Town .\nHer grandson made the discovery after climbing through a window when nobody answered the door .<END-1>",
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            "The body of a British ex-pat has been found hacked to death at her Cape Town home by her grandson who reportedly climbed through a window when nobody answered the door . Sandra Malcolm, originally from Dundee in Scotland, was found on Sunday morning at the Capri Mews complex in the Marina Da Gama area of the city . The pensioner had been planning to return to Scotland next month to visit family in Tayside .",
            "The body of British ex-pat, Sandra Malcolm, 74, has been found hacked to death at her home in Cape Town, South Africa . Her body was discovered by her grandson who reportedly climbed through a window when nobody answered the door . Police have yet to confirm reports that the attackers mutilated her .",
            "Sandra Malcolm was found hacked to death at her Cape Town home by her grandson, who reportedly climbed through a window when nobody answered the door, police say . Reports suggest her attackers had mutilated her . The pensioner is originally from Dundee in Scotland and had lived in South Africa for 35 years ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)A federal grand jury has charged millionaire real estate heir Robert Durst, a convicted felon, with unlawful possession of a firearm. In this week's indictment,  Durst, 71, is accused of possessing a .38 caliber revolver, which authorities allegedly found in his hotel room last month. He faces a maximum of 10 years in prison if found guilty of that charge, according to the indictment. The charge is the latest in a litany of accusations. A Louisiana judge ruled last month that Durst, who is charged with first-degree murder, will be held without bail at a facility near New Orleans. Durst was featured this spring in \"The Jinx,\" a HBO documentary about him. He's accused of killing his friend  Susan Berman at her home in California in 2000. He also faces state weapons and drugs charges in New Orleans. Last month, court documents claimed that Durst had a loaded .38-caliber revolver, marijuana, his passport and birth certificate, a latex mask with salt-and-pepper hair attached and more than $40,000 cash. He also had a UPS tracking number. The package was intercepted by the FBI, prosecutors said, and it contained clothing and more than $100,000 in cash. But the bigger courtroom fight will probably unfold in Los Angeles, where the district attorney filed a first-degree murder charge against Durst last month. He awaits extradition to Los Angeles to face that charge. If convicted, he could face the death penalty. Prosecutors accuse Durst of \"lying in wait\" and killing Berman, a crime writer and his longtime confidante, because she \"was a witness to a crime.\" Berman was shot in the head in her Beverly Hills home in December 2000, shortly before investigators were set to speak with her about the 1982 disappearance of Durst's first wife, Kathleen McCormack Durst. Durst has long maintained that he had nothing to do with Berman's death or his wife's disappearance. It's not the first time he has been accused of murder. He admitted killing and dismembering his neighbor at a 2003 trial, but he was acquitted after arguing that he acted in self-defense. FBI agents have also asked local authorities to examine cold cases in locations near where Durst lived over the past five decades, a U.S. law enforcement official said. Unsolved cases in Vermont, upstate New York, the San Francisco Bay Area and Southern California are among those getting a new look, the official said. Durst's attorney, Dick DeGuerin, said it's a sign that authorities are desperate. DeGuerin has said Durst has serious medical conditions. He is suffering from hydrocephalus, which required brain surgery a couple of years ago, DeGuerin said. Doctors implanted a stent on the right side of his head, the attorney said. \"At the same time he was in the hospital, he had an operation on his esophagus to remove cancer. So he's got some serious health issues. ... He's lost a lot of weight. He's not in good health,\" DeGuerin said. DeGuerin also said that Durst is \"mildly autistic\" and has received treatment in the past from one of the country's leading experts in Asperger's syndrome and autism.",
        "generated_text": "Robert Durst; unlawful possession; a firearm; indictment; Louisiana; murder; January.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Durst, a convicted felon, charged with unlawful possession of a firearm .\nHe is accused of having a .38 caliber revolver and faces up to 10 years in prison .<END-1>",
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            "Real estate heir Robert Durst has been indicted on unlawful possession of a firearm charge in New Orleans . Durst, 71, is accused of possessing a .38 caliber revolver, which authorities allegedly found in his hotel room last month . Durst is currently in custody in Louisiana and faces first degree murder charges in California . ",
            "Robert Durst, a millionaire real estate heir, has been charged by a federal grand jury with unlawful possession of a firearm . Durst is accused of possessing a .38 caliber revolver, which authorities allegedly found in his hotel room last month . Durst, who is charged with first-degree murder, will be held without bail at a facility near New Orleans .",
            "Robert Durst, a convicted felon, has been charged with unlawful possession of a firearm by a federal grand jury . Durst is accused of possessing a .38 caliber revolver which authorities allegedly found in his hotel room last month . Durst, who is charged with first-degree murder, will be held without bail at a facility near New Orleans ."
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        "sample_id": "test_251",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The most popular cities in the world are often instantly recognisable thanks to their world-famous landmarks. But what would these cities look like if they did not have their prized attractions? That's what one studio asked its designers, and the images it received back were certainly illuminating. Scroll down for video . Without the 324m-high Eiffel Tower in Paris, the skyline looks incredibly bare and dark, which is not surprising considering it has 336 lamps illuminating it at night . The iconic tower, on the Champ de Mars, was opened in 1889 and has come to define the French capital . The Arc De Triomphe was constructed in 1806, and is the centrepiece of Place Charles de Gaulle at the end of the Champs-Élysées . The imposing monument celebrates France's military glories and also its military heroes - tourists can climb up tot the roof for beautiful views of Paris . Virtual studio DesignCrowd invited people to submit before and after graphics of some of the most well known landscapes as we have never seen them before. Nearly 100 submissions have been created, with a number of them focusing on the 300m-high Eiffel Tower in their creations . The startling absence of the giant tower left the landscape feeling bare and flat, although it did allow for views from the Trocadéro Gardens, through to the Champ de Mars. More missing features in Paris included the impressive Arc De Triomphe. Instead of leading to the famous centrepiece, the multiple surrounding roads meet at a bare, round circle. Without the Statue of Liberty to draw boats of tourists, Liberty Island looks forlorn and barren. All that remains of the island is the paved stone where the iconic colossal neoclassical sculpture stood. The Statue of Liberty draws boats of tourists every day, but without the iconic lady, Liberty Island looks nothing special . Siena Cathedral is a medieval church in Siena, Italy that has been around since 1215. Its spires and towers peek over the city . The River Thames looks just like any other river with the elegant Tower Bridge stretching across the waterway . The iconic Tower Bridge is featured in nearly every London tourist shop and often mistakenly referred to by visitors as London Bridge . Designers imaged what London would look like without its most photographed clocktower and Westminster Palace . The Palace of Westminster is more commonly known as the Houses of Parliament, with both the House of Commons and House of Lords based in the Gothic-style waterfront building . London's attractions draw millions of tourists every year, but there would be a lot less photographs taken in the city if Big Ben was not a feature on the skyline. It is said to be the most photographed clock in the world, and would not be easy to remove, sitting at over 13 tons. The sunset skyline looks empty without the impressive architecture of the Palace of Westminster. The banks of River Yamuna, in Agra, look desolate with the majestic presence of the Taj Mahal . The Taj Mahal is a striking white marble mausoleum in Agra, and brings millions of tourists to the surrounding area . A certain Holy presence is missing from the skyline of Rio de Janeiro, making the normally instantly-recognisable city a little more mysterious . Christ the Redeemer overlooks all the goings on in Rio, and makes the city instantly recognisable . The Sydney Harbour stands out due to its uniquely designed opera house, which resembles the sails of a ship, without it the skyline looks like any other cluster of skyscrapers . The beautiful monastery carved out of red rock in Petra, Jordan, was originally part of a Nabataean . The rose-red Petra is Jordan's most prized tourist attraction, and hopefully, being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will never disappear . Machu Picchu was only rediscovered by western travellers in 1911, leading to the site being excavated and becoming a tourist attraction . The ruins at the Inca settlement of Machu Picchu in Peru have made the area a bucket list favourite . Niagara Falls without the falls is a dry, barren hole, and would not attract the 12 million annual visitors it does today . On the border of the US and Canada, Niagara Falls is actually made up of three separate waterfalls . The designs also featured landmarks outside of typical city backdrops. Without the tumbling 51-metre-high Niagara Falls, the area left behind would not pull the 12 million annual visitors that it sees every year. While the Andes are an incredible sight by themselves, iconic pictures with the ruins at the Incan settlement of Machu Picchu, have made the area a bucket list favourite. Standing at 68m, the Obelisk of Buenos Aires would be missed from the urban landscape behind if it were removed . The Four Face Sculptures of late Presidents on Mount Rushmore have vanished, leaving behind just another normal rockface . Mount Rushmore would be unrecognisable without the presidential presence which has been in place since the carvings were completed between 1934 and 1939 .",
        "generated_text": "Paris; the Eiffel Tower; bare; London; the River Thames.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>DesignCrowd created a project to imagine cities without famous landmarks .\nThe virtual design studio has over 450,000 designers who contribute .\nDesigns included Rio without Christ the Redeemer and Hollywood without its famous hill-side sign .<END-1>",
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            "A virtual studio asked its designers to submit before and after graphics of some of the most well known landscapes as we have never seen them before . Without the Eiffel Tower the skyline of Paris looks incredibly bare and dark . The River Thames looks just like any other river without the elegant Tower Bridge stretching across the waterway .",
            "Without the Eiffel Tower , the Paris skyline looks bare and dark . The River Thames looks just like any other river without the Tower Bridge stretching across it . ",
            "A virtual studio invited people to submit before and after graphics of some of the most well-known landscapes. Nearly 100 submissions have been created, with a number of them focusing on the 300m-high Eiffel Tower in Paris. The River Thames looks just like any other river with the elegant Tower Bridge stretching across the waterway."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Most people might believe that being covered in face tattoos would make it impossible to land a job; but for one inked-up Canadian man the decision to cover his head, neck and arms in crude body art has actually earned him a lucrative career as a model. Vin Los, 24, gained notoriety last year for his tattoo-covered visage and his dreams of becoming the most famous man in the world; despite facing heavy criticism about his unique ink, Vin insisted that the Sharpie-like tattoos on his face, neck, chest, and arms 'embody pop culture', create 'a myth, a mystery' and would one day help him to achieve his goal of global fame. And while many may have doubted his chances of succeeding, it seems his unique look has actually started to pay off, as the Montreal-based model has landed a campaign for underwear brand Garçon Model. Scroll down for video . Inked in his underwear: Vin Loss, 24, stars in a new campaign for underwear brand Garçon Model that showcases his extensive body art . Baring it all: Modeling underwear allows Vin to show off his many tattoos, which include the names of cities like Baghdad, San Francisco, New York, and Kuala Luampur . The ads, which feature Vin posing in boxer briefs, put his tattoos on full display, spotlighting phrases like 'scream my name', 'iconic face', and 'my man is str8', as well as tattooed-on chest hair. 'You could look at me in a hundred years from now and really get the idea of what pop culture was like in the early 2010s,' he told Vice last year, adding that the words and phrases he chooses are inspired by YouTube songs, places, and other 'superficial' things. 'I want to be an image for people to look at, something that has an impact,' he says. 'Everybody who sees me is bound to ask questions: “Why fame? What’s his life like?”' Art history: Vin says he got his first tattoo around the age of 16; it's the logo for Le Coq Sportif on his chest . Flashing his fame: One of his most prominent tattoos, the word 'fame' written across his forehead summarizes Vin's biggest goal . Vin's extensive body art has taken him years to cultivate — while he now has 24 tattoos on his face and others on his arms, neck, chest, legs, and stomach, he started with a single rendering of the Le Coq Sportif logo when he was 16. He also insists that his tattoos are real, and has gone so far as to prove the designs are permanent by filming himself washing up, in order to show that the ink doesn’t come off when scrubbed. 'If I was indecisive, I don’t think I would write on my face,' he explains. Don't forget this face: Vin likes that his many tattoos make him memorable and thinks they make him a 'myth' and a 'mystery' Adding them up: Vin has 24 tattoos on his face alone, including the words 'guilty', 'play', and 'famous' Before breaking into modeling, Vin worked at a supermarket where he says he 'wanted to die'; now he hopes to build an empire and bring a paparazzi culture to his hometown of Montreal because he is disappointed that the city doesn't have a 'star system'. He also designs wallets, which he sells for $98 on his newly-launched website. Vin is not the first heavily-tattooed model to use his body art to earn modelling gigs; photographer Christian Saint recently released a book called Tattoo Super Models that features women covered in ink.",
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            "Montreal-based model, Vin Loss, 24, who is covered in tattoos, has landed a campaign for underwear brand Garçon Model . Despite heavy criticism, Vin insists the tattoos on his face, neck, chest and arms embody pop culture and that he will one day become the most famous man in the world . The ads feature Vin posing in boxer briefs, putting his tattoos on full display, and spotlighting phrases such as 'scream my name', 'iconic face' and 'my man is str8'.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has denied that partisan politics in Washington DC could derail America's landmark agreement to curb Iran's nuclear capabilities. Countering President Barack Obama's previous assertion, Senator Bob Corker, a Republican from Tennessee, said on Sunday that congressional oversight 'doesn't mean there won't be a deal'. The 62-year-old politician continued: 'We just set in place a process to ensure that if there's a deal, it's a deal that will stand the test of time, that will keep Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.' Making an appearance on Fox News Sunday, Corker  said that Congressional scrutiny and approval of any nuclear agreement with Iran is essential to help make sure that the deal is not a bad one. Scroll down for video . Chairman: Senator Bob Corker (pictured), of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has denied partisan politics in Washington DC could derail America's landmark agreement to curb Iran's nuclear capabilities . He said that Congress has a responsibility to scour the details of a final plan - including any classified annexes - and ask the Obama administration hard questions about it, before finally voting on it. 'It's very important that Congress is in the middle of this, understanding, teasing out, asking those important questions,' Corker said. Negotiators announced a framework deal on Thursday. The deal is scheduled to be finalized by June 30. Meanwhile, the Committee is due to meet April 14 to consider Corker's legislation to ensure that Congress debates and signs off on any pact. The bill requires the president to transmit, within five days of reaching a final deal, the text of the full agreement, along with materials related to its implementation. With key elements still to be finalized, the framework agreement sealed by U.S.-led world powers describes a program for stunting Iran's capacity to produce nuclear weapons, while giving Tehran quick access to assets and markets now blocked by international sanctions. In defending the framework and a potential final pact, US Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz cited what he called 'unprecedented access and transparency' into Iran's nuclear activities. Argument: Countering President Barack Obama's (pictured) previous assertion, Corker, a Republican from Tennessee, told Fox News Sunday that congressional oversight 'doesn't mean there won't be a deal' These will allow the U.S. and its partner negotiators to know almost instantly should Iran try to evade the oversight, Moniz said during an appearance on CBS' 'Face The Nation. This is a long-term arrangement, he stressed, with requirements lasting a quarter century or more. 'We'll have eyes on the entire supply chain of uranium,' he added on the program. 'Going back to mines, the mills, we'll have continuous surveillance of centrifuge production.' Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has criticized the framework as deeply flawed and a threat to Israel's very existence. He is urging negotiators to improve the agreement or scuttle it. Other Republicans have echoed Netanyahu's concerns. Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina, said on Sunday the proposed deal is a bad one - but was the best one Obama could get because the Iranians don't fear or respect him. Response: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (left) has criticized the framework deal as deeply flawed and a threat to Israel's very existence. But in defending the framework, US Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz (right) cited what he called 'unprecedented access and transparency' into Iran's nuclear activities . He said that he favors waiting until a new president, Democratic or Republican, takes office in January 2017 and then trying again. In the meantime, economic and financial sanctions would stay in place. 'Is there a better deal to be had? I think so,' Graham said on CBS' 'Face The Nation.' But a senior Senate Democrat, Dianne Feinstein, warned that bashing the proposed deal could backfire on Netanyahu. The Israeli prime minister and other critics of the framework agreement have offered no viable alternatives, she said on CNN's 'State of the Union.' Feinstein said imposing more and stiffer economic sanctions would only drive Iran's nuclear program deeper underground and make it more difficult to monitor. 'I wish he would contain himself,' Feinstein, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said of Netanyahu. Officials (L-r) European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini, Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarifat, and an unidentified Russian official, look on as British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond shakes hands with Secretary of State John Kerry in Switzerland . The preliminary deal,  announced in Switzerland on Thursday, sees Iran agree to not build any new centrifuges for 15 years, and not enrich uranium at the previously secret Fordow site for 15 years. The country also agrees to reduce nuclear-material centrifuges from 19,000 to 6,104, let the IAEA store all the extra centrifuges, give IAEA inspectors access to its uranium mills for 25 years and rebuild heavy-water reactor at Arak so it can't produce weapons-grade plutonium. And it would not build any new heavy-water reactors for 15 years. In return, the West will give Iran relief from nuclear-related economic sanctions 'if it verifiably abides by its commitments', and lift 'all past UN Security Council resolutions on the Iran nuclear issue' as soon as Iran has completed all its promised 'nuclear-related actions'. America's sanctions on Iran relating to 'terrorism, human rights abuses, and ballistic missiles' will remain in place.",
        "generated_text": "Republican; Bob Corker; a Republican; Tennessee; Sunday; congressional oversight; deal; 62-year-old politician.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Senator Bob Corker has countered Barack Obama's previous assertion .\nHe claims congressional oversight 'doesn't mean there won't be a deal'\nAdds Congressional scrutiny is vital to make sure deal is not bad one .\nCongress must 'tease out and ask important questions' about the pact .\nAny nuclear agreement with Iran must also be approved, Corker says .\nThe deal, announced Thursday, is scheduled to be finalized by June 30 .\nSenate Foreign Relations Committee is due to meet April 14 to consider Corker's legislation to ensure Congress debates and signs off any pact .<END-1>",
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            "Bob Corker, a Republican from Tennessee, said on Sunday that congressional oversight 'doesn't mean there won't be a deal' . The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said that Congressional scrutiny and approval of any nuclear agreement with Iran is essential to help make sure that the deal is not a bad one .",
            "Republican Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee denies that partisan politics in Washington D.C. could derail America's landmark agreement to curb Iran's nuclear capabilities . Corker said that congressional oversight \"doesn't mean there won't be a deal\" . Making an appearance on Fox News Sunday, Corker said that congressional scrutiny and approval of any nuclear agreement with Iran is essential to help make sure that the deal is not a bad one."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Kathmandu, Nepal (CNN)On Day Six of Nepal's tragedy, life triumphed as rescuers pulled an 15-year-old from the rubble of a multistory residential building in one of Kathmandu's hard-hit neighborhoods. A large crowd erupted in cheers as Pemba Tamang was carried out on a stretcher. He was wearing a New York shirt and a blue neck brace, was blanketed by dust and had the look of a deer in the headlights. His rescuer, Inspector Lakshman Basnet of the Nepalese Armed Police Force, said Tamang was responsive and showed no apparent signs of serious injury. He was given an IV drip and rushed from the Gongapur area to a temporary emergency hospital run by an Israeli aid team. The Nepalese rescuers had been working for five hours to locate Tamang after they heard his voice coming from under the debris. Also Thursday, a U.S. special operations forces team rescued 30 people, including three Americans, by helicopter from an area of Nepal called Bamboo Village, according to the U.S. ambassador to Nepal. The group was trapped in the village and living in a makeshift shelter, Ambassador Peter Bodde said. The families had contacted the U.S. government to let officials know where their relatives were stuck, he said. They had no other way to get out of the area, Bodde said. An American disaster response team was also involved in the rescue of the 15 year old boy. The team was at a nearby damaged bus station when it got word that someone might be alive. Andrew Olvera, the head of the U.S. team, said his men rushed over with search dogs and equipment ranging from breaching tools to sophisticated cameras that can probe under the rubble. He said the operation carried enormous risk, as chunks of the collapsed building hung precariously on rebar. Entire floors of what used to be people's homes were visible -- ceiling fans and beds still draped with cotton sheets. It was a mountain of loss and sorrow. \"It's dangerous, but it's what we do,\" said Olvera, who has a daughter and twin 11-year-old boys. \"It's risk versus gain. To save a human life, we will risk almost everything. \"The way the building is, it's definitely a miracle,\" he said. Tamang cried for water in a muffled voice. He had been buried for five days under a building that pancaked. He dodged death because of a motorcycle that shielded him from the pressure of the concrete and steel, according to Basnet. And, Basnet said, he \"survived by good faith.\" Dennis Bautista, who went down to where Tamang was buried to administer medical aid, called the rescue amazing. \"It feels good to be able to help out. I can't imagine what he went through,\" Bautista said. \"He is a brave young man.\" Basnet said once he got closer to Tamang, he tried to reassure him that he would be OK. \"I gave him water and talked to him regularly,\" Basnet said. After Tamang was rushed to the hospital, the US Agency for International Development team continued the search. The possibility remained that someone else might have survived, like Tamang. Other search and rescue teams continued to scour through Kathmandu's rubble Thursday. They are looking for survivors from the magnitude-7.8 earthquake that struck Saturday, killing at least 6,134 people and wounding almost 14,000, according to Nepali authorities. Another 72 people were reported dead in India and 25 in China. In Nepal, 19 of the deaths occurred on Mount Everest, where the quake triggered deadly avalanches. Despite the disaster, Nepali authorities plans to reopen routes up the mountain as soon as next week. Teams are clearing paths and and rebuilding ladders, Tourism Ministry spokesman Krishna Sapkota told CNN on Thursday. Officials are encouraging people who have already received permission to climb this season to go ahead with their plans. As the chances dimmed for finding people alive in the wreckage left by the quake across Nepal, Tamang's rescue boosted hopes for all those who still have loved ones and friends missing. Other people have been saved from under collapsed buildings in previous days, including a 27-year-old man on Tuesday and a 4-month-old boy on Sunday. The Nepali military also released a photo of a dust-caked 11-year-old girl who they said was rescued Wednesday after 90 hours under the rubble. The rescuers, meanwhile, have no intention of giving up looking for more. The 2010 earthquake in Haiti, Olvera said, revised the benchmark for what was thought possible for survival. A man there was miraculously pulled from the rubble after 27 long days. 360-degree view of earthquake zone . CNN's Sugam Pokharel contributed to this report.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Death toll rises to more than 6,100 .\nPemba Tamang, 15, shows no apparent signs of serious injury after rescue .\nU.S. special forces helicopter 30, including 3 Americans, to safety .<END-1>",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Amid a torrent of rumours surrounding Rafa Benitez and his managerial future, the Spaniard quietly continued a phenomenal career trend on Thursday with Napoli. He took the Serie A side into the Europa League semi-final with an emphatic 6-3 aggregate victory over Wolfsburg and the impending encounters against Dnipro will be Benitez's seventh major European semi-final in 12 seasons. Napoli are the fourth club he has taken to the latter stages of a European competition, following spells with Valencia, Liverpool and Chelsea. Rafa Benitez (right) celebrates taking Napoli into the Europa League semi-final with striker Gonzalo Higuain . Benitez (centre) has reached his seventh European semi-final in only 12 seasons with four teams . Benitez (right) guided Liverpool to Champions League glory in 2005, his first season at the club . Benitez got Liverpool back to the final of the competition in 2007, where they were beaten 2-1 by AC Milan . 2004: UEFA Cup winner (Valencia) 2005: Champions League winner (Liverpool) 2007: Champions League finalist (Liverpool) 2008: Champions League semi (Liverpool) 2010: Europa League semi (Liverpool) 2013: Europa League winner (Chelsea) 2015: Europa League semi (Napoli) Benitez tasted continental success for the first time with Valencia in 2004, lifting what was then the UEFA Cup after beating a Marseille side spearheaded by Didier Drogba 2-0 in the final. That achievement, alongside the two La Liga titles he won during his three-year spell at the Mestalla, caught the eye of Liverpool, who swooped to bring the Spaniard in as Gerard Houllier's replacement. His first Premier League season was one of adjustment but in Europe, Benitez flourished. He recorded his most stunning glory to date, masterminding what on paper was a woefully uninspiring Liverpool team to Champions League glory, overcoming a star-studded AC Milan side that boasted the likes of Cafu, Paolo Maldini, Kaka and Andriy Shevchenko in the final. Benitez maneuvered Liverpool back to the Champions League final in 2007, eliminating Barcelona on the way with a win at the Nou Camp, only for Milan to avenge their defeat two years prior with a 2-1 victory. The Spaniard  manipulated another assault on Europe's elite trophy the following year but Liverpool were knocked out in the semi-final by Chelsea. Off-field ownership turmoil derailed Benitez's team and Liverpool have not even threatened to emerge as a challenger for club football's most prestigious competition since. They were eliminated in the group stage of the tournament in 2010, where a third-placed finish resulted in demotion to the Europa League. But Benitez guided Liverpool to the semi-finals of Europe's secondary competition, where a Diego Forlan strike in extra-time at Anfield sent Atletico Madrid to the final, where they beat Roy Hodgson's Fulham. The Spaniard was sacked as Liverpool manager at the end of the 2010 season and Hodgson replaced Benitez, who ended up at Chelsea as interim manager in 2012 via a short spell at Inter Milan. Benitez won the Europa League with Chelsea, beating Benfica in the final, but his stay at Stamford Bridge was always going to be a short one. Benitez often barbed Chelsea supporters while at Anfield and with Jose Mourinho's time at Real Madrid grinding to a halt, it was clear who Benitez was keeping the Chelsea hotseat warm for. Now at Napoli, Benitez finds his future at the club in question due to meandering domestic form. Napoli are currently fourth in Serie A, five points away from the top three (which equals Champions League qualification in Italy) with seven games remaining until the end of the season, when the Spaniard's contract expires. Benitez was not a popular choice at Chelsea but he still delivered silverware with the Europa League . Benitez first won the trophy with Valencia in 2004 shortly before moving to Liverpool . Benitez is out of contract at Napoli at the end of the season and has been linked with Manchester City . Benitez has been linked with a return to England with Manchester City, as Manuel Pellegrini has overseen a feeble attempt at defending their Premier League title, while some Liverpool fans even pine for him to return to Anfield. If Benitez does leave Napoli at the end of the season, he will surely have an array of suitors. He has 12 major honours to his name. Few coaches across Europe posses a record as imposing as his.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Rafa Benitez's contract at Napoli expires at the end of the season .\nHe guided the Italian side to the Europa League semi-final on Thursday .\nHe has taken four teams to a European semi-final inside 12 years .<END-1>",
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            "Rafa Benitez guides Napoli to Europa League semi-finals, this is his seventh major European semi-final in 12 seasons with four teams . He has taken Valencia, Liverpool, and Chelsea to the latter stages of European competitions. Benitez's future at Napoli is in question .",
            "Rafa Benitez took Napoli into the Europa League semi-final with a 6-3 aggregate victory over Wolfsburg . It is his seventh major European semi-final in 12 seasons with four teams . Benitez has taken Valencia, Liverpool, Chelsea and Napoli to the latter stages of a European competition ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Kano, Nigeria (CNN)Hundreds of decomposed corpses were discovered buried in shallow graves in the streets of the northeastern Nigerian town of Damasak this past weekend, according to local officials and a resident. The town had recently been freed from the Boko Haram terror group in a joint Nigerian-Chadian military operation. A provincial government committee was visiting the area as part of an effort to assess the level of destruction in towns that had been in the deadly grip of Boko Haram. \"We found hundreds of dead bodies in shallow graves and on the streets of Damasak during our visit,\" Damasak local government spokesman Babagana Mustapha told CNN on Monday. \"Those bodies in shallow graves have badly decomposed while those found on the streets were desiccated from [exposure to] dry ‎winds,\" Mustapha added. The victims included men, women and children murdered by Boko Haram when they seized the area in November, said Abubakar Kyari, a senator-elect for the region. \"The staggering number of dead bodies found in Damasak is a testimony of the large-scale atrocity Boko Haram committed when they were in control of the town\" Kyari added. Mustapha said the bodies were buried in 20 clearly marked mass graves.  Although Mustapha did not give a precise number of corpses recovered, Damasak residents who participated in the exhumations put the figure at more than 400. \"‎We collected over 400 corpses from the streets and in shallow graves during our visit in Damasak,\" said Idris Karimbe, one of the volunteers who took part in the burial. \"The number of bodies we recovered this time around far exceeded the ones found last month,\" said another resident, Musa Bremah‎. Bremah was referring to the discovery of around 90 bodies in a shallow grave outside Damasak last month after its recapture. ‎A regional military coalition involving troops from Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon has in recent months recaptured swathes of Nigerien territory seized by Boko Haram. The joint military operation is part of an ongoing collaborative effort at crushing the Islamist group that has widened its deadly attacks to Niger, Chad and Cameroon.",
        "generated_text": "Hundreds; decomposed corpses; shallow graves; streets; Damasak; Nigeria; Boko Haram; town; November.",
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            "Hundreds of decomposed corpses were discovered buried in shallow graves in the northeastern Nigerian town of Damasak this past weekend, according to local officials and a resident . The victims included men, women and children murdered by Boko Haram when they seized the area in November . A provincial government committee was visiting the area as part of an effort to assess the level of destruction in towns that had been in the deadly grip of Boko Haram.",
            "Hundreds of decomposed corpses were discovered buried in shallow graves in the streets of the northeastern Nigerian town of Damasak after it was freed from the Boko Haram terror group . The victims included men, women and children murdered by Boko Haram when they seized the area in November . The bodies were buried in 20 clearly marked mass graves."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: With its gritty blocks of flats, endless kebab shops and quirkily dressed locals, Shoreditch, London's hipster hub, might have been gentrified but it's still the last place you would expect to find a royal. But that all changed last night when Princess Beatrice gave the area her seal of approval courtesy of a night spent partying at Shoreditch House. The 26-year-old royal was joined by boyfriend, Virgin Galactic's Dave Clark, 31, and looked glamorous in her knee-length black leather dress. Scroll down for video . Looking good: Princess Beatrice cut a glamorous figure as she left Shoreditch House . Joseph A-Line dress currently sold out . Check out our alternatives below! Visit site . Princess Beatrice was spotted out on the town with her boyfriend last night in an all black outfit that she topped off with a grey cardigan. The 26 year old royal was in high spirits as she made her way through the paparazzi showcasing her leather dress that we are loving. Even though the dress is covered up, it has been identified as the Joseph A-line dress. A classic and chic alternative to a basic LBD with a round neck,seamed paneling and a zip to fasten at back. Loves it! We are all about versatility here at Fashion Finder HQ, and this dress is inspiring so many outfits in our heads. Unfortunately our future Instagram selfies will not include this dress because it is sold out. But you are in luck, our team has found great alternatives below! Susana Monaco Nina Lasercut Faux Leather Dress at Saks Off Fifth now $169 . Visit site . Missy Skins Iris Leather Dress at Nasty Gal . Visit site . IRIS & INK Candice leather dress at The Outnet . Visit site . Lace and faux leather dress at Neiman Marcus Last Call (was $99 now $24) Visit site . Clearly enjoying the delights of East London, the princess was all smiles as she left the ultra-cool members' club at 2am. Despite its gritty location, Shoreditch House is one of London's coolest nightspots and boasts a starry celebrity following. Set in a converted warehouse, it boasts several bars and restaurants, as well as a rooftop pool that becomes enormously popular in the summer months. Nearby are other hipster favourites, among them the Shoreditch Box Park, the Ace Hotel London and Pizza East - all of which boast a hipster-heavy clientèle. Going home alone: Beatrice had been partying with boyfriend Dave Clark, 31, but the pair left separately . Elegant: Beatrice looked similarly cool when she attended the opening of the V&A's Savage Beauty exhibition . Many of the locals work in fashion with London Fashion Week favourite Erdem Moralıoğlu among those living nearby. Beatrice, who is based at Clarence House in much-leafier West London, has been spending an increasing amount of time on the London fashion scene of late. Most recently, she joined Kate Moss and the sartorial glitterati for the opening of the Savage Beauty exhibition at the V&A. As with last night, she plumped for a suitably fashion-forward black dress on that occasion, teaming it with a glamorous slick of red lipstick. But Beatrice's passion for fashion isn't without critics, with the princess having come under increasing fire of late for her perceived aversion to work. Familiar sight: Beatrice has become a familiar sight on the London fashion scene of late .",
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            "Princess Beatrice, who has been spending an increasing amount of time on the London fashion scene of late, was spotted partying with boyfriend David Clark last night at Shoreditch House, London's coolest nightspot . Beatrice looked glamorous in her knee-length black leather dress and slick of red lipstick . The princess has come under increasing fire of late for her perceived aversion to work .",
            "Princess Beatrice, who is based at Clarence House in much-leafier West London, has been spending an increasing amount of time on the London fashion scene of late . Last night, she joined boyfriend David Clark at Shoreditch House . Beatrice's passion for fashion isn't without critics, with the princess having come under increasing fire of late for her perceived aversion to work ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: I spoke to Carl Froch for an hour this week and we have talked long and hard about what he is going to do next. Needless to say, we were disappointed to see Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr lose at the weekend against Andrzej Fonfara. It wasn’t a result we were expecting and it also blows away the chance of Froch and Chavez fighting in Las Vegas – a fight Carl wanted. Now we turn to three big fights in the next two months to see what Carl does next. I have held talks with Gennady Golovkin’s manager and there is also the possibility of Bernard Hopkins, but there are three fights coming up where the winner could work for Carl. Carl Froch (left) has not fought since beating George Groves at Wembley last May . Froch has kept in shape and weighs 12st 7lbs - despite being away from the ring for nearly a year now . Froch had hoped to meet Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, but he lost to Andrzej Fonfara last week . There is the possibility of Paul Smith-Andre Ward in the pipeline, Anthony Dirrell versus Badou Jack for the WBC world title and Andre Dirrell’s IBF world title fight against James DeGale, which is the biggest bout of this trio. Anthony Dirrell’s people have already been in touch with me about a Froch fight in the event that he wins, but I wonder if it is big enough. A fight against DeGale still feels to me like the most probable, if he comes through against Dirrell on May 23. That is a huge fight, a proper 50-50, but I fully believe he can do it. For me, from talking to Carl, I think he needs to fight again in 2015 if he is to ever return. If doesn’t come back this year, I don’t think he will. He has been a year out of the ring so let’s see. I know he is going to have an eagle eye on all these fights. The possibility of him retiring is very high but he is still training hard. He is walking around at 12st 7lbs and in the gym four to five days a week. The guy has the hunger but it has to be for the right fight and the right money. My belief is still that it might be DeGale. DeGale has looked sensational in camp and is improving at a brilliant rate – if he wins the title over in the US he will be in a great position. I mentioned Golovkin before. When I was on the phone to Carl he spent 20 minutes talking about the guy. He is a fighter that absolutely fascinates him; it’s a fight that would get everyone talking. I am looking at it. It would have to be at 168lbs and it would be special. I wouldn’t want to be the one to find out how Golovkin punches at the weight but Carl has a sick mind like that. I’m not going to rule that one out. James DeGale (right) has now emerged as the most likely next opponent for Froch on his return . Another option for Froch could be a rematch with Ward, should the American beat Paul Smith . After a disappointing couple of weeks it seems that my hopes to stage Carl Frampton-Scott Quigg this summer are dead in the water. We received no offers from their side and made three of our own – we offered a 50-50 split, a 60-40 in favour of the winner and also a £1.5m guarantee to Frampton. I sent that last offer in writing to them and had no response. You ask yourself who is making these decisions? It is life-changing money for Frampton that has been offered. Let’s hope they don’t spend the rest of their lives kicking themselves. Scott will move on and fight on July 18. I can guarantee that in his next fight he will fight a tougher opponent than Frampton will. Scott Quigg (right, in action against Hidenori Othake) will fight on July 18 against an unnamed opponent . Carl Frampton's team failed to make an offer to fight Quigg, according to his promoter Hearn . Hearn went live on Sky Sports to offer Frampton and his team £1.5m to fight Quigg . Anthony Joshua has been added to my May 9 show in Birmingham, where he will fight Rafael Zumbano Love, the South American champion. He is 6ft 4ins and this will be a good test for Anthony against a big man before he then has his 02 fight against Kevin Johnson on May 30. We are keeping him busy, which is what he wants. I saw him in the gym this week and he is looking awesome. After the Johnson fight he will be out again on July 18 in Manchester and then in September in a big fight. Watch this space. Anthony Joshua (left) beat Jason Gavern (right) last time out and will now face Rafael Zumbano Love .",
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            "The disappointment of Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr's loss at the weekend against Andrzej Fonfara has blown away the chance of Carl Froch fighting in Las Vegas . Froch has kept in shape and weighs 12st 7lbs, and has held talks with Gennady Golovkin’s manager and there is also the possibility of Bernard Hopkins. Three fights in the next two months could work for him and the winner could determine who Froch fights next .",
            "Carl Froch wanted to fight Julio Cesar Chavez Jr in Las Vegas but that fight is no longer possible after Chavez’s defeat by Andrzej Fonfara. Froch has kept in shape and is considering fighting either Gennady Golovkin or Bernard Hopkins, or the winner of the Paul Smith-Andre Ward, Anthony Dirrell-Badou Jack or Andre Dirrell-James DeGale fights that are coming up .",
            "Carl Froch’s hopes of fighting Julio Cesar Chavez Jr in Las Vegas are dashed after Chavez Jr loses to Andrzej Fonfara. Froch is now looking at three upcoming fights to decide his next opponent : Paul Smith-Andre Ward, Anthony Dirrell-Badou Jack, and Andre Dirrell-James DeGale. DeGale is emerging as the favourite to fight Froch on his return. "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A pit pull puppy who couldn't walk due to a crippling birth defect has now been likened to the sprightly-footed tap dancer Fred Astaire after undergoing reconstructive surgery. Four-month-old Roscoe was caught on camera this week at the Asheville Humane Society in North Carolina taking some of his first steps. Footage shows him teetering around on a tiled floor with his bandaged legs making a tapping sound as he goes. Scroll down for video . Ready to roll: A pit pull puppy who couldn’t walk due to a crippling birth defect has now been likened to the sprightly-footed tap dancer Fred Astaire after undergoing reconstructive surgery . Tap dog! Four-month-old Roscoe was caught on camera this week at the Asheville Humane Society in North Carolina taking some of his first steps . The rescue pup was born with a deformity which caused his front to legs to be bent backwards at the knees. As a result, he was forced to crawl around on his joints. However, thanks to more than $3,000 in public donations, the canine was able to have the life-changing operation he needed. Both of his limbs were broken and reset into a straight position. Flashback: The rescue pup was born with a deformity which caused his front to legs to be bent backwards at the knees - as a result, he was forced to crawl around on his joints . Commenting on Roscoe's progress his foster owner, Laurel York, told WLOS-TV: 'For the first couple of days he was really wobbly on his stilts. 'But [now] he's kinda like tap dancing like Fred Astaire.' Dr. David Crouch, who operated on Roscoe, said he's been impressed by the pup's swift turnaround. Recalling his pre-surgery appearance, the vet said: He was left with little flippers and trying to walk on the tops of his wrists and created bloody sores.' It's hoped in around three to four months’ time Roscoe will be fully healed and ready for adoption.",
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            "Four-month-old Roscoe was caught on camera this week at the Asheville Humane Society in North Carolina taking some of his first steps . He was born with a deformity which caused his front to legs to be bent backwards at the knees . However, thanks to more than $3,000 in public donations, the canine was able to have the life-changing operation he needed.",
            "Four-month-old Roscoe, a pit bull puppy born with a birth defect that caused his front legs to be bent backwards, was caught on camera taking some of his first steps after undergoing reconstructive surgery at the Asheville Humane Society in North Carolina, likened to the sprightly-footed tap dancer Fred Astaire . He has been recovering swiftly since the operation, which involved having both of his limbs broken and reset into a straight position, and it is hoped he will be ready for adoption in three to four months."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Meet the woman who's given Elizabeth Taylor a run for her money when it comes to walking down the aisle. 39-year-old Lianna Barrientos married ten men in eleven years - and married six of them in one year alone, it's been revealed. Barrientos, however, was nabbed by authorities after saying her 2010 marriage - the tenth time she tied the knot - was actually her first, the New York Post reported. According to reports, all of Barrientos' marriages took place in New York state. Bride: Liana Barrientos, pictured, has been married ten times. Her first marriage took place in 1999, with most recent being in 2010 . Barrientos' marriage took place in 1999 to Mohamed Gerbril . The bride and her grooms: This map shows Barrientos' marriages from 1999 to 2010 . Barrientos' first marriage took place in 1999 to Mohamed Gerbril, followed by a 2001 marriage to Ahmed Allam, then a second 2001 marriage to Habibur Rahman, the Post reported. According to the newspaper, Barrientos married six men in 2002 - namely Davit Koridze, Duran Goktepe, Aliaksandr Paharelau, Vakhtang Dzneladze, Rashid Rajput, and Kakhaber Khorbaladze - and her last marriage was in 2010 to Salle Keita. Authorities reportedly slapped her with offering a false instrument for filing felony charges in November 2014. Quoting court documents, The New York Daily News said '[Barrientos] ... stated in sum and substance that she did marry Mr. Keita and that was her first and only marriage.' The newspaper reported that Barrientos could be sentenced to a total of eight years stemming from her two charges. Barrientos has been arrested multiple times, including for loitering, drug possession, and jumping a turnstile and trespassing, according to the Daily News. Wedding bells? Barrientos' Facebook says she became engaged in July 2013 . Mystery: The Department of Homeland Security was 'involved' in Barrientos' case, the Bronx district attorney's office told the New York Times . According to the New York Times, '[Barrientos] has divorced at least four times, from husbands Nos. 1, 2, 5 and 7, but long after marrying husbands 3 through 9.' The Times reported that for her first three 2002 marriages, Barrientos wed Koridze on Valentine's Day, before she went on to marry Goktepe approximately two weeks later, then soon tied the knot with Paharelau. The Department of Homeland Security was 'involved' in Barrientos' case, the Bronx district attorney's office revealed to the Times. Barrientos' Facebook profile says she hails from the Dominican Republic and lives in Manhattan. It also says she became engaged in July 2013. A Bronx building superintendent, Ruben George, told the New York Post 'She was arrested... and [her baby daddy Carlos Garcia] doesn't want her back. 'They have a kid together. She has one with him and one with somebody else.' George also told the newspaper Garcia booted Barrientos out of his apartment. According to the Post, Barrientos and Garcia are parents to a baby girl. Barrientos did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Daily Mail Online.",
        "generated_text": "Lianna Barrientos; ten; 2011; six; one year; authorities; she was married; 2010; Salle Keita.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Liana Barrientos married ten men in eleven years - even marrying six of them in one year alone .\nAll of her marriages took place in New York state .\nHer first marriage took place in 1999, followed by two in 2001, six in 2002, and her tenth marriage in 2010 .\nBarrientos allegedly described her 2010 nuptials as 'her first and only marriage'\nShe is reportedly divorced from four of her ten husbands .\nThe Department of Homeland Security was 'involved' in Barrientos' case, the Bronx district attorney's office has said .<END-1>",
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            "Lianna Barrientos married ten men in eleven years; six of them in one year alone, and all of them in New York state . Authorities nabbed her after she said her 2010 marriage was actually her first . Barrientos could be sentenced to a total of eight years stemming from her two charges.",
            "39-year-old Lianna Barrientos married ten men in eleven years and married six of them in one year alone . Barrientos was nabbed by authorities after saying her 2010 marriage was actually her first . Authorities reportedly slapped her with offering a false instrument for filing felony charges in November 2014 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Two black candidates were among three people elected to the Ferguson City Council Tuesday, tripling African-American representation in the St. Louis suburb where poor race relations have been a focal point since the August shooting death of an 18-year-old black by a white police officer. The election means that half of the six-member city council in Ferguson, a town where two-thirds of the 21,000 residents are black, will now be African-American. This just over one month after the Department of Justice released a report on the shocking culture of racism and abuse in the city. The lone black incumbent councilman, Dwayne James, was not up for re-election. Scroll down for video . Wesley Bell Jr., 18, left, casts his vote alongside his father Wesley Bell who claimed victory in the race for Ferguson City Council Ward 3 seat . The election came just over a month after a Justice Department report detailed a culture of racism and abuse among city officials, employees and police . Voter turnout increased substantially from the previous election following a strong get-out-the-vote effort from labor unions and other national organizations. The town that drew only 12.3 percent of registered voters last April had 29.4 percent turnout Tuesday, according to the St. Louis County Board of Elections. That was about double the overall turnout in St. Louis County, where Ferguson is located. Unofficial results showed that Wesley Bell defeated another black candidate to win in the 3rd Ward; Ella Jones defeated another black candidate and two white candidates in the 1st Ward; and Brian Fletcher, a former mayor who is white, won a 2nd Ward race against another white candidate. 'This community came out in record numbers to make sure our voices were heard,' said councilman-elect Bell. 'When you have a community engaged, the sky is the limit.' He described it as part of a healing and rebuilding process. It was the first municipal election in Ferguson since officer Darren Wilson fatally shot Michael Brown, who was black and unarmed, on Aug. 9. The shooting sparked sometimes violent protests in the St. Louis area, and spawned a national Black Lives Matter movement to press for change in how police deal with local minorities. It also prompted a review by the U.S. Justice Department, which decided not to prosecute Wilson, who resigned in November. But the federal department released a scathing report blasting the city for racial bias and profiling in the police department and a profit-driven municipal court system. Several city officials resigned following the review, including the city manager, police chief and municipal judge. The municipal court clerk was fired for racist emails. The new city council will be tasked with approving hiring of the replacements. The scrutiny in the wake of the shooting also found that the city had a mostly white police force and city leadership - the mayor also is white. Ferguson City Council ward three candidates Lee Smith (R) and Wesley Bell (L) hand out election information . In the race for the 3rd Ward, which includes the apartment complex where Brown was killed, Bell, 40, easily defeated 76-year-old retiree Lee Smith. Bell is a lawyer and a criminology professor who had to defend himself because of a third job - municipal judge in a neighboring town of Velda City that, like Ferguson, derives a large percentage of its budget from municipal court fines. Smith had support of several national organizations whose volunteers went door-to-door on his behalf. Jones had support of a labor union and won easily in her four-person race. Fletcher, the former mayor who started the I Love Ferguson campaign after the unrest that ravaged the community, also won easily in the 2nd Ward. A strong push was made after the shooting to register more black voters last year, but just 562 new voters were added to the rolls. In recent weeks, the focus has been on getting those who are registered to vote. The high turnout came despite brutal weather. Strong storms, including lightning and heavy rain, tore through the region for several hours before noon. But the weather didn't deter Marty Einig, who has participated in Ferguson protests since August. She was voting in the 3rd Ward, which includes the Canfield Green apartment complex where Brown was fatally shot. 'I see there is raw material within this community to demonstrate hope,' Einig said. 'I see a glass that's half full, and I feel that the people have the will to force change.' Charrolynn Washington agreed, saying the election is where real change will occur. 'As much change is needed here in Ferguson, this is where we begin - not out there in the streets, doing what they were doing - but, right here,' Washington said. 'They need to be voting and putting people in position to make the change and make the decisions that need to be made.'",
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            "Two black candidates were elected to the Ferguson City Council Tuesday, tripling African-American representation in the St. Louis suburb where poor race relations have been a focal point since the August shooting death of an 18-year-old black by a white police officer . The election means that half of the six-member city council in Ferguson, a town where two-thirds of the 21,000 residents are black, will now be African-American . This just over one month after the Department of Justice released a report on the shocking culture of racism and abuse in the city.",
            "Two black candidates were among three people elected to the Ferguson City Council Tuesday, tripling African-American representation in the St. Louis suburb where poor race relations have been a focal point since the August shooting death of an 18-year-old black by a white police officer . The election means that half of the six-member city council in Ferguson, a town where two-thirds of the 21,000 residents are black, will now be African-American . This just over one month after the Department of Justice released a report on the shocking culture of racism and abuse in the city ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Leroy J. Toppins went missing on Friday night while playing with siblings in the front yard of his family's home in Washington Court House, Ohio. His parents worriedly reported him missing after he disappeared about 6pm. More than 100 locals joined a search for the toddler that lasted all day Saturday. However at 7pm, the boy's body was found in a pond at an old stone quarry, a short distance from where he was last seen, local network NBC 4. The quarry had been abandoned for years. Tragedy: Leroy J. Toppins went missing about 6pm Friday while playing with siblings in the front yard of his family's home in Washington Court House, Ohio. His body was found in an adjacent quarry Saturday night . Scene: After a search spanning almost 24 hours, dive crews found the toddler's body about 7pm Friday in Sugar Creek Stone Quarry, a short distance from the family's house . The property is adjacent to the former Sugar Creek Stone Quarry. The quarry had been abandoned for several years. Search crews had been combing through the area for almost 24 hours, but were hampered by the area's conditions, according to Concord Green Fire Chief Ralph Stegbauer. 'Even the creek lines where the volunteers are working are very steep,' Stegabauer told WHIO. 'A lot of brush, a lot of trees and, of course, this time of year the water is up high so we have a lot of things in the water.' The boy's body was found about three feet from the pond's shore. Tragically, officials said the pond wouldn't have been there if it weren't for recent rain. No foul play: Police say they have no reason to consider the death of Leroy suspicious, believing he wandered off by himself . Police said the missing two-year-old was found dead in a runoff pond near his house in Fayette County. The quarry was adjacent to his family's home and had been abandoned for years . Police do not believe the death was suspicious. 'At this point there's nothing to indicate foul play,' Fayette County Sheriff Vernon Stanforth told WLWT5. 'The family has been extremely throughout the process. 'We believe the child merely just wandered away and got too close to the water. 'We're never equipped to deal with death regardless of where it is, it's especially troubling when you have a small baby.' Washington Court House is a city of about 14,000, located between Cincinnati and Columbus.",
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            "Leroy J. Toppins went missing on Friday night in Washington Court House, Ohio, while playing with siblings in the front yard . His parents reported him missing and more than 100 people joined the search for the toddler, which lasted all day Saturday . Tragically, his body was found in a pond at an old stone quarry near the family home.",
            "Leroy J. Toppins, 9, goes missing Friday night while playing with his siblings in the front yard of his family’s home in Ohio . More than 100 people join the search for him that lasts all day Saturday . His body is found in a pond at an old stone quarry near his home in Washington Court House, Ohio ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Firefighters responded to cries for help - from two parrots. The crew scoured a burning home in Boise, Idaho, searching for people shouting 'Help!' and 'Fire!' Eventually, to their surprise, they found a pair of squawking birds. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . Cry for help! This is one of the two parrots who were found in a burning home after calling for help . The tropical creatures appeared to have been alone when flames began to sweep the property. But they seemed to know what to do. Both were pulled from the home and given oxygen. They are expected to survive. The fire crew in Boise, Idaho, thought they were chasing human voices when the found the birds . Treatment: The officials treated the birds with oxygen masks and both are expected to survive . According to KBOI, the cause of the officers managed to contain the fire to just one room. It is being investigated and no people were found inside. Officials have yet to track down the birds' owners.",
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            "Firefighters who responded to cries for help in Boise, Idaho, discovered two parrots squawking \"Help!\" and \"Fire!\" . The tropical birds were pulled from the home and given oxygen masks and are expected to survive . Officials are investigating the cause of the fire and have yet to track down the birds' owners .",
            "Firefighters in Boise, Idaho, responded to cries for help and found two parrots in a burning home . The birds, which appeared to have been alone, were given oxygen and are expected to survive . Officials are investigating the cause of the fire and have yet to track down the birds' owners.",
            "Firefighters responded to calls for help and found two parrots in a burning home in Boise, Idaho . Both were given oxygen and are expected to survive . The cause is being investigated and the birds' owners have yet to be found ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Paraded in a glass coffin and flanked by jostling civilians, members of the armed forces and the media scrum, the former right-hand man of Saddam Hussein was handed over to the authorities today. Iraqi officials said Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri had died in fighting with government troops in Salahuddin province, north of Baghdad, on Friday. Today, his body was returned to Baghdad and delivered to the Ministry of Health as crowds gathered to get a closer look at the 'King of Clubs'. Scroll down for video . The body of Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri was today delivered to the Ministry of Health in Baghdad . Civilians, members of the armed forces and photographers try to get a closer look at the body . Al-Douri was ranked sixth on the US military's list of the 55 most-wanted Iraqis after the offensive to overthrow Saddam and had a $10m bounty on his head . Al-Douri, 72, was reportedly killed near Tikrit, where he was working alongside ISIS militants . Al-Douri was deputy to Saddam when he was deposed following the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 . A glass coffin with transparent panels carrying the body of Al-Douri - with his bright orange beard - was transferred from a van into a government vehicle. The event was broadcast live on state television in Iraq. Al-Douri, 72, headed the Naqshbandi Order insurgent group, an important faction behind the recent rise of ISIS. He was one of Saddam's most trusted henchmen, helping to lead his 1968 bloodless coup. Both Al-Douri and Saddam came from the same Tikriti tribal background. His daughter was briefly married to Saddam's elder son, Uday, who - together with his brother Qusay - was killed by US forces in Mosul in July 2003. He was then deputy to Saddam when he was deposed following the invasion of Iraq in 2003. Following the execution of Saddam Hussein on 30 December, 2006, Al-Douri was confirmed as the new leader of the banned Ba'ath Party. A man in army uniform and a balaclava takes a picture of the former right-hand man of Saddam Hussein . A glass coffin with transparent panels containing the remains of Al-Douri was transferred from a van into a government vehicle in scenes broadcast on state television in Iraq . Al-Douri was an Iraqi military commander and was Vice Chairman of the Iraqi Revolutionary Command Council, until the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq . Al-Douri was the King of Clubs in the famous pack of cards the US issued of wanted members of Saddam's regime after its collapse . Al-Douri was deemed the most high-profile official of Saddam's Ba'ath Party to evade capture after the invasion. He was ranked sixth on the US military's list of the 55 most-wanted Iraqis after offensive to overthrow Saddam and had a $10m bounty on his head. He was the King of Clubs in the infamous pack of cards the US issued of wanted members of Saddam's regime after its collapse. His dead body was pictured on social media on Friday with his teeth missing, an unkempt orange beard and a bloody head wound. Salahuddin governor Raed al-Jabouri said soldiers and allied Shia militiamen killed him in an operation east of Tikrit - a city that was recaptured by the government two weeks ago. He said: 'This is a major victory for those involved in the operation. He is considered a mastermind for this terrorist group. 'For sure this will have an impact on them...there will be a break among them.' ISIS currently controls a swath of land slightly larger than the UK, from Aleppo to central Iraq. In the invasion of Iraq by a US-led coalition, the military developed a set of playing cards to help troops identify the most-wanted members of Saddam's regime. This was mostly high-ranking members of the Iraqi Regional Branch of the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party or members of the Revolutionary Command Council. The cards were officially named the 'personality identification playing cards'. Each card contained the wanted person's address and, if available, the job they carried out. The highest-ranking cards, starting with the aces and kings, were used for the people at the top of the most-wanted list. Saddam, who was number one on the most wanted list, was the Ace of Spades. The aces of clubs and hearts were his sons Qusay and Uday respectively, who were both killed in Mosul in 2003. The ace of diamonds was Saddam's presidential secretary Abid Hamid Mahmud al-Tikriti. He was executed in June 2012 after being sentenced to death by the Iraqi High Tribunal. Al-Douri was the King of Clubs in the pack of cards. However, in recent months Iraqi forces, supported by US-led air strikes, have captured large areas from the terrorist group. But on Friday, a car bomb killed three people outside the US consulate in Erbil, the capital of Iraq's Kurdistan region that is allied with Washington in a war against ISIS, which claimed the attack. No US personnel were hurt in the blast, according to the State Department, which said a 'vehicle-borne improvised explosive device' exploded right outside the entrance to the heavily fortified compound. ISIS also claimed responsibility for two car . bombings in Baghdad that killed at least 27 people on . Friday. 'The fighters of the Islamic State detonated two car bombs . in the heart of the Iraqi capital this evening and a third in . Erbil,' the group said via its news agency. Such attacks are relatively rare in Kurdistan, which has . managed to insulate itself from the worst of the violence . afflicting the rest of Iraq. A car bomb killed three people outside the US consulate in Erbil, capital of Iraq's Kurdistan region, on Friday . Kurdish security forces respond to an explosion at the pedestrian entrance to the US Consulate complex .",
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            "The body of Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, one of Saddam Hussein's trusted henchmen, has been returned to Baghdad after his death in fighting with government troops in Salahuddin province, north of Baghdad, on Friday . Al-Douri, 72, was reportedly killed near Tikrit, where he was working alongside ISIS militants . Al-Douri was ranked sixth on the US military's list of the 55 most-wanted Iraqis after the offensive to overthrow Saddam and had a $10m bounty on his head .",
            "The body of former right-hand man of Saddam Hussein, Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, was handed over to the authorities today . He was reportedly killed in fighting with government troops in Salahuddin province, north of Baghdad, on Friday . Al-Douri was one of Saddam's most trusted henchmen and headed the Naqshbandi Order insurgent group ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: With Britons downing a caffeine-shake-inducing average of 70 million cups of coffee per day, Pret has revealed a secret that the nation may want take note of - how to get a free cup. Clive Schlee, chief executive of the coffee giant, revealed he has given his staff the power to hand out a coffee on the house to people they like or fancy. 'The staff have to give away a certain number of hot drinks and food every week,' Mr Schlee said. Scroll down for video . FEMAIL writer Deni Kirkova travelled to four different Pret A Manger shops in London to find out what it takes to get a free coffee from staff. Here she is after failing to secure a freebie at their Gloucester Road store . 'They will decide \"I like the person on the bicycle\" or \"I like the guy in that tie\" or \"I fancy that girl or that boy.\" So, do the staff at Pret ever take advantage of their enabled good will? And what does it take to secure a free morning caffeine hit? FEMAIL decided to find out. Deni Kirkova, 24, paid a visit to six different Prets across London. On three of the visits, she wore no make-up, her glasses and a casual outfit consisting of jeans and a plain top. Before paying a visit to the next three coffee shops, she amped up the glamour by removing her glasses, applying a full face of make-up and donning a little red dress with a fair share of cleavage and leg on show. Deni then returned to High Street Kensington to find out whether she could bag a free coffee in her glam getup - and went into the South Kensington branch twice to find out if the result would differ depending on whether it was a man or woman serving. Here's how Deni - who didn't tell the staff she was a journalist until after she had been handed her drink - got on... Deni, dressed 'plainly', fails to get a free coffee at Pret in High Street Kensington (l) and Notting Hill Gate . Deni paid a visit to Pret's High Street Kensington, Notting Hill Gate and Queensway outlets, where she tried three different approaches: nonchalant, sad and friendly. Dressed in her casual attire, she popped into High Street Kensington's Pret just as she normally would: making little effort but still being polite. She left with a coffee - and a dent in her purse. At Notting Hill Gate's shop, she decided to put her acting skills to good use. She said: 'It was a fellow female who served me, she was really glamorous herself and I just figured that flirting was out of the question here. 'So, I went for the \"sad\" approach. I told her how bad my day had been and asked her how she was but while she smiled a lot, she still charged me. Feeling annoyed, I paid and left.' At the Queensway shop, Deni was feeling lucky. Makeup-free Deni Kirkova gets a free hot chocolate from friendly barista, Dean, at Pret A Manger, Queensway . She said: 'As soon as I walked in, I had a feeling I would get a free coffee. I just felt more confident and the barista guy looked cool. It wasn't busy so I thought it could work. 'I smiled but didn't try hard and asked how he was. It worked as he called me sweetie! 'I asked for a small hot chocolate and didn't get my purse out. He handed it to me and said \"Happy St George's Day; don't worry about it\".' Deni then revealed that she was a journalist on a mission and asked him to divulge the reason why he gave her a free coffee - and how other people can get one, too. Deni fails to get a free coffee at Pret A Manger, Gloucester Road . Deni returns to South Kensington and manages to bag a free cookie . 'The main reason I give out free things - and I have no quota and give out around 300 a month - is when someone is nice,' he explained. 'I am not impressed by the ladies who come in and flirt, batting their eyelids and twirling their hair, nor those who are grumpy and take it out on the staff.' Deni then swapped her casual clothes for her 'glamorous' look and headed to Gloucester Road, where she had to pay for a hot chocolate from a female barista. The same thing happened at South Kensington on her first visit. She decided to try her luck again, this time making sure she got served by a male barista, who gave her a free cookie because of her 'beautiful smile'. Deni asks Xaxa to recommend a cake - and in the end she decides on a cookie . Deni with Xaxa, who gave her a free cookie at Pret A Manger, South Kensington . She managed to wangle a free mocha in Victoria station's Pret from a chap named Nacer, who wanted to 'make her day'. Finally, to round off the day, she went back to High Street Kensington to try get a freebie dressed a bit more glamorous - but was made to pay for her espresso. The verdict? Deni said: 'The glam outfit got me more freebies but I don't think it's all about that. 'As Dean said, he's not interested in giving out freebies to girls who come in batting their eyelashes and twirling their hair nor those who come in in a bad mood and take it out on him. 'So don't try to flirt a freebie off a barista or try to make them feel sorry for you - it's all about radiating happiness, a wide smile, and spreading the joy. 'Although as the experiment shows - a little red dress won't hurt...!' Deni Kirkova gets a free mocha from barista Nacer at Pret A Manger, Victoria . Deni tries Pret A Manger, High Street Kensington, once more - this time in the red dress - and still nothing . In response to FEMAIL's undercover work, a spokesperson for Pret said: 'The giveaways are something we’ve been doing for a number of years, and have never been a secret. 'We often get feedback from customers about how our shop teams have really brightened up their day, just through one small gesture of giving them a treat on the house. 'There aren’t any rules, it’s about random acts of kindness. Team members tell us they often give away treats to their regulars and customers they think are in need of cheering up. It’s our way of empowering our team members and giving something back to our loyal customers, and we get great feedback from both.' On Tuesday Pret's chief executive revealed that employees are able to give freebies to customers they like .",
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            "Pret executives have granted staff the ability to give away a certain number of hot drinks and food every week . Although there are no rules, staff are encouraged to provide these ‘random acts of kindness’ to regulars and customers they think are in need of cheering up . Femail writer Deni Kirkova visited six different Pret A Manger shops in London to find out what it takes to get a free coffee from staff.",
            "Clive Schlee, chief executive of Pret, has revealed he has given his staff the power to hand out a coffee on the house to people they like or fancy . FEMAIL writer Deni Kirkova travelled to six different Prets across London to find out what it takes to get a free coffee from staff . A spokesperson for Pret said: 'The giveaways are something we’ve been doing for a number of years, and have never been a secret.'"
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: While time travel may be something that we've only seen in sci-fi films, some scientists believe it may be commonplace in as few as 85 years. From biometric scanning to iPad-controlled hotel rooms, glimpses into the future of travel have already begun popping up in airports and resorts around the world. Here, MailOnline Travel looks ahead at exactly what holidaymakers can expect from flights and accommodations in the future, and attempts to answer the age old question: when will teleportation become a reality? What does the future of travel hold? Think: biometric scanning, sustainable hotels and personalised bookings . By 2030... In 15 years, digital advancements will have made the discovery, planning and booking of a journey into a seamless and intuitive experience. 'Travel search and booking will be as easy as buying a book on Amazon,' explains Skyscanner's CEO and Co-Founder Gareth Williams. Instead of tapping away at your computer to book flights and accommodations, Global Futurist Daniel Burrus tells Skyscanner that in the future, each of us may have an 'e-agent,' inside a watch or small piece of jewellery, that goes everywhere with us. 'It could have the face, voice and personality of our favourite actor or comedian and appear to use as a 3D hologram image, or inside a virtual environment, at our verbal command,' he explains. The travel experience will become much more personalised in the next few years, including using biometrics . While that seems a bit extreme, it's not outside the realm of possibility that the travel experience will become much more personalised in the next few years. Computers, through analysing our searches online and cross-referencing our preferences, will be able to use predictive algorithms to make tailored suggestions. This predictive software, as it's known, will also likely take into consideration the personal data we post about ourselves on social media when developing detailed itineraries. And when we do jet off, it will be even easier than it is today. The flight-booking site believes that major technological advances will have eliminated the need for check-in lines and desks. Instead, you will be able to drop your bag at automated points in the terminal. Forget having to carry a passport, digital scanning technology will make check-in a seamless process . 'Biometric face recognition software and machine-readable passports - incorporating a digital boarding pass - will mean that clearing customs will take less than a minute, and high-speed laser molecular scanners will security check hand luggage in seconds as you walk past them toward the departure lounge without even breaking your stride,' Steve Tooze, special projects editor at The Future Laboratory tells MailOnline Travel. In fact, we may not even need to wait a decade and a half. At Incheon airport in Seoul, South Korea, for example, departures will soon operate a biometric immigration system, using facial recognition and machine-readable passports, and at Singapore Changi Airport's T4, which is due to open in 2017, many similar technologies will also be utilised. And while we may see the beginning of space travel by 2030, many expect the hotel of choice to be those located underwater. Though today, underwater rooms are considered a rare luxury, many out-to-sea hotels are currently being developed - such as Dubai's Water Discus Hotel - and will undoubtedly change the  accommodation landscape entirely. Today, underwater hotel rooms are considered rare luxuries, they're expected to become more mainstream . By 2050... Plane manufacturer, Airbus, recently predicted the development of travel trends over the next 50 years and their planes look like something out of a sci-fi film. According to the company, passengers will be able to relax in massage seats that serve drinks and vitamins, as well as provide either a sea breeze or fresh pine scent. Sound showers will help ensure the perfect night's sleep, while special shades will help block out the light. Plane manufacturer, Airbus, believes that planes in 2050 will be made of panoramic windows . Such stunning windows will make for 360-degrees views of the world's wonders and attractions . But if you prefer a view, the plane will also be made up of panoramic windows that can turn transparent at the wave of a hand. And bonus: such a 360-degree view would offer incredible views of world wonders and attractions. Taking a page from some long-haul carriers, bars will also become more prevalent on flights, while pop-up pods will offer private spaces. Airbus research also suggests that every flight in the world could, on average, be around 13 minutes shorter, which would save millions of tonnes of excess fuel annually. In the next few decades, aircraft interiors will bear little resemblance to the packed cabins of today . Bars are expected to become more prevalent on flights, as well as socialisation pop-up pods . 'By the middle of the next decade, aircraft interiors will bear little resemblance to the packed and often frustrating cabins of today,' Tooze adds. 'Memory foam seats will morph to each passengers shape as they sit down, as smart lighting eliminates the effects of jet lag, and sleep hormones sprayed at strategic moments in the flight mean you'll never have to listen to a screaming toddler on long-haul ever again. 'Each seat will have individual climate control and holographic communications and entertainment hubs that allow you to watch films and music from your personal collection on the cloud and chat to friends, family and colleagues as you fly – and sonic disruptors will stop you disturbing everyone around you.' It's believed that space travel will impact holidays of the future, becoming a reality for luxury seekers . Skyscanner's The Future of Travel Report, however, focuses a great deal more on the ways that space travel will impact holidaymakers' future journeys. By 2030, they estimate that space travel will be a reality for ultra-luxury travellers and perhaps by 2050, it will become even more mainstream. In the report, futurist Daniel Burrus says: 'We will be able to book more affordable trips into space where we can go up there and stay long enough to enjoy.' Whether or not we end up colonising on the moon, Skyscanner's Filip Filipov points out that the possibility of flying in low orbital space will radically cut inter-continental flight times. 'In the case of Virgin Galactic, whose ship can orbit the Earth for 2.5 hours, a regular traveller might see a London to Sydney flight in 2.5 hours if the same technology can be applied safely in commercial aviation.' And if the same technology can be applied in commercial aviation, long-haul flights may cease entirely . By 2100... In the next century, the sky is the limit - quite literally. According to researchers at the Future Laboratory and their new report, Sustainable Holiday Futures, giant airships, man-made mobile islands and intelligent hotel rooms will all be commonplace in the next 100 years. Imagine a coastline with floating resorts that can move from destination to destination. This is precisely the future if Thomson Holidays has anything to say about it. Sustainability will be an 'integral' part of every holiday as early as 2030, the report continues, with some claims that artificial islands may even produce their own food and water. This idea of zero-impact travel, in which resorts may look like cruise ships in the sky, will leave no environmental trace whatsoever. Man-made mobile islands will be commonplace in the next 100 years as will the idea of zero-impact travel . In hotel rooms, everything will be automated and highly-personalised. Many hotels have already begun to roll out iPad-controlled lights, sound and room service features and that will only grow in popularity in the coming decades. But futurologist Ian Pearson predicts the that the hotel room of tomorrow will take this technology a step further. In his opinion, we can expect hotel bedrooms to incorporate pillows with sleep-aiding massage technology and holographic wall systems that will project personal trainers or even friends and family in 3D. And we may not even need planes at all! Teleportation could be a regular occurrence by 2080 . And forget long-haul flights to get where you need to be. Teleportation could become a regular occurrence by 2080, according to Dr Mary Jacquiline Romero from the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Glasgow. 'The good thing about teleportation is that there is no fundamental law telling us that it cannot be done and with technical advances I would estimate teleportation that we see in the films will be with us by 2080.'",
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            "Travel is set to become more personalised, with biometric scanning and sustainable hotels . By 2030, travel search and booking will be a seamless and intuitive experience, while facial recognition and machine-readable passports will mean check-in takes less than a minute. By 2050, planes will be made up of panoramic windows and sleep-inducing massage seats, while by 2100, zero-impact travel and man-made mobile islands will be commonplace, and teleportation could be available by 2080.",
            "Biometric scanning, sustainable hotels and personalised bookings are the future of travel . In 15 years, travel search and booking will be as easy as buying a book on Amazon . In the next few decades, aircraft interiors will bear little resemblance to the packed cabins of today ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Florida man arrested this weekend for pointing a laser at passing cars was later found hiding a bag of marijuana up his rectum, according to police. Jesse Roepcke, 27, from Summerfield, was busted in Ormond Beach Sunday on charges of pointing a laser at a driver or pilot and possession or use of narcotic paraphernalia. While in jail, police discovered that the man had stashed a quantity of pot in his backside. Surprise find: Jesse Roepcke, 27, pictured left and right, was taken to jail Sunday for allegedly pointing a laser at passing cars. As he was been strip-searched, a bag of marijuana fell out of his rectum . Dangerous pastime: Police say Roepcke spent Sunday evening riding around Ormond Beach, Florida, with his fiancee Brandie Tate (pictured) and shining a light in other drivers' faces . Roepcke was then hit with additional charges of possession of marijuana and smuggling contraband into prison. According to an arrest report, officers received a 911 call from a concerned motorist saying that someone shined a laser in her face as she was driving along South Atlantic Avenue, reported The Daytona Beach News Journal. Investigators said the suspect also pointed the laser at other drivers as his fiancee, Brandie Tate, drove him around Ormond Beach Sunday night. When officers tracked down the couple and pulled them over at a stoplight, Mr Roepcke allegedly said that he was just having some fun, and that he didn't know it was illegal to point a laser at people, reported the station WFTV. His 28-year-old fiancee reportedly said to the arresting officers that she had warned Roepcke not to shine the laser in people's faces. Police also seized a ‘smoking device’ from the pair's car, which reeked of pot. It later tested positive for cannabis. Ms Tate told officers she had warned Roepcke not to play with the laser on the road . Fun-loving guy: The 27-year-old told police he was just having fun with the laser and did not know it was illegal . The 27-year-old Mr Roepcke was hauled off to Volusia County Jail, where during a strip search he was ordered to cough, causing an 18-gram bag of marijuana to fall out of his rectum, the report stated, according to MyFox Orlando. Roepcke was ordered held in jail on $4,250 bail. Online records indicate that the 27-year-old had served six years in prison for an armed burglary and grand theft.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jesse Roepcke, 27, charged with pointing a laser at a driver or pilot and possession or use of narcotic paraphernalia .\nHe is accused of riding around Ormond Beach, Florida, with his fiancee and shining a laser at passing cars .\nDuring traffic stop, Roepcke told police he was just having fun and didn't know shining a light in drivers' faces was illegal .\nA strip search in jail revealed Roepcke had 18-gram bag of marijuana in his rectum .<END-1>",
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            "Florida man arrested this weekend for pointing a laser at passing cars was later found hiding a bag of marijuana up his rectum , according to police . Jesse Roepcke, 27, from Summerfield, was busted in Ormond Beach Sunday on charges of pointing a laser at a driver or pilot and possession or use of narcotic paraphernalia . While in jail, police discovered that the man had stashed a quantity of pot in his backside .",
            "Florida police arrested Jesse Roepcke, 27, after he was caught pointing a laser at passing drivers or pilots . When apprehended, police found marijuana on his person, which he had hidden in his rectum . His girlfriend, Brandie Tate, was also arrested and charged with possession of marijuana and narcotic paraphernalia .",
            "Jesse Roepcke, 27,was arrested in Florida on Sunday for pointing a laser at passing cars and possession or use of narcotic paraphernalia . While in jail, police found he had stashed pot in his backside . Roepcke was hit with additional charges of possession of marijuana and smuggling contraband into prison."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Tikrit, Iraq (CNN)ISIS is gone, but the fear remains. As Iraqi forces, aided by Shiite militiamen, took control Wednesday of the northern city of Tikrit, they found vehicles laden with explosives and buildings that might be booby-trapped. CNN senior international correspondent Arwa Damon, who was in Tikrit on Tuesday, saw a large mechanical digger packed with explosives that Iraqi forces had to disarm. The troops, she said, were cautious when they entered buildings in case they were wired to explode. Plumes of smoke rose from burning buildings in the background. Near former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's presidential palaces compound -- Tikrit is Hussein's birthplace -- the CNN team also saw a destroyed truck with a large machine gun mounted on the back. Iraqi forces said they had fired an RPG at the truck, killing three ISIS fighters. ISIS was ejected from the palaces compound in fierce fighting, they said, adding that there may still be booby traps. Federal police said they dismantled hundreds of IEDs (improvised explosive devices) Wednesday. CNN heard at least 16 explosions, some very loud, which police said were controlled. The potential booby traps were political as well as physical. Officials are concerned about the behavior of the conquerors, particularly the Iranian-backed Shiite militiamen who helped Iraqi troops. Officials fear the militiamen might take \"scorched earth\" reprisals for the reported massacre of Shiite air force cadets by ISIS fighters in Tikrit last year. Much of the population of Tikrit is, like ISIS, Sunni Muslim. And officials fear that reprisals by Shiite militias against the Sunni population could stoke local anger, jeopardizing the government's ability to hold onto Tikrit and pull the country together. Sectarian resentment helped fuel the rise of ISIS in the first place. 'Where are our sons?' demand families of soldiers captured by ISIS . Still, the liberation of Tikrit from the terrorist group, which is also known as ISIL and calls itself the Islamic State, represented a significant victory for the Iraqi government, which had tried -- and failed -- to retake the city many times before. Iraqi  Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi arrived Wednesday to claim the victory, which took place a year after the city was first attacked by ISIS. Al-Abadi, who is also Iraq's top military commander, had announced the previous evening on Iraqiya TV that the city was under the control of Iraqi forces. Iraqi forces continued to clean out pockets of resistance Wednesday, said Interior Minister Mohammed al-Ghabban, who was also in the city. But he said the Iraqi government would be in full control shortly. \"The enemy has been defeated, and it has lost all its capabilities,\" al-Ghabban said. \"In the coming hours, the battle will end.\" Iraqi security said that the few ISIS militants left in the city are hiding inside houses hoping to escape in the dark. ISIS' nine-month dominion over Tikrit was marked by brutality. In addition to the reported massacre of the 1,500-plus air force cadets at Camp Speicher in June, ISIS is believed to have buried victims in mass graves and to have destroyed an Assyrian church that had graced Tikrit since the eighth century. The push into Tikrit came days after U.S.-led airstrikes targeted ISIS bases around the city. Al-Abadi said those tactics would now be replicated in other areas. Brett McGurk, the U.S. deputy special presidential envoy to the Global Coalition to Counter ISIL, tweeted that the coalition's airstrikes had destroyed numerous ISIS shelters. \"We will continue to support courageous Iraqi forces operating under Iraqi command as they work to reclaim their territory from #ISIL,\" McGurk tweeted. The key to victory in Tikrit this time, the Prime Minister said, was surprise. But help from the coalition of Shiite militiamen and volunteers also played a part. The militia members, estimated to number around 20,000, are backed by Iran. The offensive marked the first open participation of Iranian advisers on the front lines in Iraq. The victory in Tikrit sets the stage for Iraqi forces to take back an even bigger prize -- Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city. A U.S. official said in February that up to 25,000 Iraqi troops plan to return to Mosul in April or May in an effort to retake the city. Don Melvin wrote this report in London. Arwa Damon and Hamdi Alkhshali reported from Tikrit and Jomana Karadsheh from Baghdad.",
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            "Iraqi forces took control of the northern city of Tikrit , finding vehicles laden with explosives and took over buildings that might be booby-trapped . The city is Saddam Hussein's birthplace and the Iraqi forces found a destroyed truck with a large machine gun mounted on the back . CNN heard at least 16 explosions, some very loud, which police said were controlled.",
            "As Iraqi forces, aided by Shiite militiamen, took control Wednesday of the northern city of Tikrit, they found vehicles laden with explosives and buildings that might be booby-trapped . The city is Saddam Hussein's birthplace . Iraqi forces said they had fired an RPG at a destroyed truck with a large machine gun mounted on the back, killing three ISIS fighters.",
            "As Iraqi forces took control of Tikrit, they found vehicles laden with explosives and buildings that might be booby-trapped . They were cautious when they entered buildings in case they were wired to explode . Much of the population of Tikrit is Sunni Muslim and officials fear that reprisals by Shiite militias against the Sunni population could stoke local anger ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Tyler MacNiven became known to millions when the aspiring filmmaker won the ninth season of The Amazing Race, and a $1million prize, and now it seems he may have used some of that money to create one epic save the date. MacNiven and his fiancee, Kelly Hennigan, made a three-minute film to give friends and family a heads up on their fast approaching nuptials, and the two went all out in the process. The video, inspired by action films, shows the two literally saving 'the date' as they wash up on shore, fight friends disguised as villains and ultimately escape from one very large explosion. And, most importantly, it lets everyone know they should not make plans for September 26, 2015. Scroll down for video . Tyler MacNiven, who won the ninth season of The Amazing Race, filmed a save the date for his upcoming wedding . In the video, MacNiven and his fiancee Kelly Hennigan battle friends and in the end escape one very large explosion . The couple's wedding will be on September 26, 2015, though the video fails to say where the ceremony will take place . The video ends with the couple, dressed in a tuxedo and wedding dress, enjoying a boat ride with friends under the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. And while MacNiven was able to use his Amazing Race experience to film the action-packed clip, Hennigan also had something to draw from as her brother is WWE superstar John Morrison. Now word yet if the save-the-date video, which first appeared in the site Broke Ass Stuart, also comes with a magnet for guests to put on their refrigerator.",
        "generated_text": "Tyler MacNiven; The Amazing Race; fiancee; Kelly Hennigan; three-minute; wedding; September; 2015; video.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Tyler MacNiven, who won the ninth season of The Amazing Race, filmed a save the date for his upcoming wedding .\nIn the video, MacNiven and his fiancee Kelly Hennigan battle friends and in the end escape one very large explosion .\nThe couple's wedding will be on September 26, 2015, though the video fails to say where the ceremony will take place .<END-1>",
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            "Tyler MacNiven, who won the ninth season of The Amazing Race, has made a three-minute film with fiancée Kelly Hennigan for their upcoming wedding . The video is inspired by action films and shows the couple saving \"the date,\" battling friends and ultimately escaping from one very large explosion . It ends with the couple, dressed in a tuxedo and wedding dress, enjoying a boat ride with friends under the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.",
            "Tyler MacNiven, who won the ninth season of The Amazing Race, and his fiancee, Kelly Hennigan, made a three-minute film to give friends and family a heads up on their upcoming wedding . The video is inspired by action films and shows the couple literally saving the date . The couple's wedding will be on September 26, 2015, though the video fails to say where the ceremony will take place .",
            "Tyler MacNiven, who won the ninth season of The Amazing Race, made a three-minute film with his fiancee, Kelly Hennigan, to announce their upcoming wedding . The save-the-date video features the couple fighting friends disguised as villains and escaping one very large explosion . The wedding will take place on September 26, 2015, though the video fails to say where the ceremony will take place ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: David Templeton has delivered a damning critique of the training-ground methods deployed at Rangers by Ally McCoist and Kenny McDowall. The Ibrox winger claimed Stuart McCall had brought a brand of coaching and tactical preparation he felt was lacking under the previous management. Templeton praised the impact the former Motherwell boss has made since his arrival on a short-term deal last month, with back-to-back wins having revived confidence ahead of Saturday's home meeting with Championship title-winners Hearts. Rangers winger David Templeton is full of praise for the impact of new boss Stuart McCall . Templeton says that McCall's training ground methods are superior to the previous management's . 'For me, it's a coaching thing,' said Templeton, assessing the changes under the new leadership. 'We're being coached more and, building up to games, we're working on different formations, which players are going to play, movements, all different stuff, like most teams probably do. 'For me, it has been great, every boy going into a game knows what they have to do, basically. 'The tempo of training, the intensity, everything has been right up and it has been really enjoyable actually, but tough. That's what we needed.' Asked if that was not the case beforehand, Templeton simply replied: 'No.' Pressed to expand, he added: 'I don't think we were being coached the right way. We weren't going into games working on the stuff I think we should have been working on, which we are doing now and that is showing with the results. 'We should probably still have won games that we didn't. But going into games knowing what you have to do does definitely help and I think that showed in the Hibs game two weeks ago. 'We changed the formation and shut out their midfield, their most creative part, and that showed with the result. They didn't create any chances - I don't think Cammy (Bell) had a save to make. That was just through working on things during the week.' Former boss McCoist was placed on garden leave last December with assistant McDowall becoming caretaker manager. He then stepped down when McCall and Kenny Black arrived. Despite his unflattering assessment, Templeton insisted he was not attacking the qualities of McCoist or McDowall. 'It's not that I think it's better coaching,' said Templeton. 'Every coach has a different style. 'The way we were going, we needed to work on things to get back to playing well and defending well. 'We were gifting too many goals and I think that was just through not working on the back four or back three, whatever we were playing. I don't think that he' s a bad coach or anything, just that since the manager has come in we've worked on stuff we had to work on.' Templeton has singled out the change in formation and new-found intensity as behind the improvement .",
        "generated_text": "Rangers winger; McCall; coaching; tactical preparation. Ally McCoist; Kenny McDowall.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Rangers winger David Templeton is full of praise for the impact of new boss Stuart McCall .\nHe feels that the new regime is far better than that under Ally McCoist and Kenny McDowall .\nTempleton has singled out a new-found intensity and more astute tactics as reasons behind the recent upturn in fortunes at Ibrox .\nRangers go into Saturday's game with Championship title-winners Hearts off the back of two consecutive wins .<END-1>",
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            "David Templeton says new Rangers boss Stuart McCall's training-ground methods are superior to Ally McCoist and Kenny McDowall's . Templeton says McCall's coaching is more intense and players are working on different formations . Rangers have won back-to-back games under McCall .",
            "David Templeton has delivered a damning critique of the training-ground methods deployed at Rangers by Ally McCoist and Kenny McDowall . Templeton praised the impact the former Motherwell boss has made since his arrival on a short-term deal last month, with back-to-back wins having revived confidence ahead of Saturday's home meeting with Championship title-winners Hearts . Templeton says that McCall's training ground methods are superior to the previous management's .",
            "Rangers winger David Templeton has praised the training-ground methods of new boss Stuart McCall . He says McCall's coaching and tactical preparation is superior to that of Ally McCoist and Kenny McDowall . Templeton says the new training regime has been tough but enjoyable ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Young job seekers are filling in application forms using 'txt spk' - text speak - instead of proper words, prompting one of Britain's biggest companies to hit out at falling standards. Insurance giant Admiral said many youngsters addicted to their mobile phones lose out at the very beginning of looking for work - because they failed to string a normal sentence together. Forms saying: 'U r a gr8 company 2 work 4' and 'Btw am out of work atm' are examples hitting their job chances. Young job seekers fill forms with text speak such as 'U r a gr8 company 2 work 4' and 'Btw am out of work atm' The Cardiff-based insurer with more than 5,000 staff voiced their fears in evidence to the Welsh Assembly's Enterprise and Business Committee that many youngsters failed at the application form stage. An Admiral spokesperson said: 'We do not ask for any formal qualifications, but we expect the spelling and grammar on the application form to be of a certain standard. 'A lot of it is like text-speak, there is no punctuation or upper case. So, that is the first impression that you get.' The committee called on the experience of Admiral, one of the UK's biggest car insurance providers employing more than 5,000 people. Its report concluded too many young people were confused about how to grab hold of job opportunities. It also said youngsters are leaving school without English and Maths skills - and that their inability to manage money led to many of them overestimating the costs involved in taking a job. William Graham (left), Conservative Welsh Assembley member, said young people were facing a number of factors as they enter the workforce.  Cardiff-based car insurer admiral (left) employs over 5,000 people . Monmouthshire Youth service, which also offered its findings, said able students were leaving education with very little idea of how to construct a CV or how to deal with potential employers, WalesOnline reported. The committee’s final report concluded too many school and college leavers were confused about finding and then applying for appropriate jobs on offer. The drift from personal, face to face careers advice to online-based information was also a barrier for some young job seekers the Welsh Assembly committee noted. The report concluded too many young people were confused about how to grab hold of job opportunities . The body also found after consulting with local councils, charities, employers and training providers that academic study was often misdirected given the employment opportunities on offer. In 2014 just 0.3 percent of school leavers in Cardiff went on to vocational training as opposed to 87 percent going on to further education. Where young people were leaving school without essential numeracy and literacy skills, this was leading to a lack of confidence after education, the committee found. William Graham, Conservative AM for South Wales East, said: 'There are a number of factors that young people face as they try to enter the workforce, such as a lack of confidence, lack of qualifications and lack of experience.' The Welsh National Assembly (pictured)  consulted with councils, charities and others to create the report .",
        "generated_text": "Insurance giant Admiral; many youngsters; their mobile phones; the very beginning.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Admiral insurance has complained about use of text speak in applications .\n'U r a gr8 company 2 work 4' just one example of the poorly worded forms .\nWelsh Assembly asked companies to say why school leavers out of work .<END-1>",
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            "Insurance giant Admiral says many young job seekers addicted to their mobile phones lose out at the very beginning of looking for work because they fill in application forms using 'txt spk' - text speak - instead of proper words . The Cardiff-based insurer with more than 5,000 staff voiced their fears in evidence to the Welsh Assembly's Enterprise and Business Committee that many youngsters failed at the application form stage.",
            "Young job seekers addicted to their mobile phones and using text speak are losing out on job opportunities . Insurance giant Admiral said many youngsters are failing at the application form stage, using text speak such as 'U r a gr8 company 2 work 4' and 'Btw am out of work atm' . The company called for youngsters to have a strong grasp of English and Maths skills as well as a basic understanding of how to construct a CV and deal with potential employers.",
            "Insurance giant Admiral said many youngsters addicted to their mobile phones lose out at the very beginning of looking for work . Young job seekers fill in application forms using \"txt spk\" instead of proper words, such as \"U r a gr8 company 2 work 4\" and \"Btw am out of work atm.\""
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Property portfolio: Sol Campbell and his wife Fiona . The polls might have the parties neck-and-neck – but it looks like Sol Campbell is taking no chances. For the second time this year, the former England footballer is selling a multi-million pound property – leading to speculation he wants to dodge Labour’s mansion tax if the party wins the election. An outspoken critic of the policy, Campbell has even threatened to leave the country if the tax on properties over £2million comes into force. Earlier this year it was revealed he had taken the apparently bizarre decision to sell a £20million London townhouse to a company owned by himself. Land Registry documents suggest the sale was registered the day after higher stamp duty levies came into effect. But it is possible the sale took place shortly before, meaning the increased charges would have been avoided. Now Campbell has listed a second property for sale in the same exclusive neighbourhood of Chelsea. A former home of James Bond author Ian Fleming, the luxury penthouse by the Thames is on the market for £6.75million. Campbell bought it in 2011 for £4.25million after he reportedly staged a sit-in at an estate agents’ in the hope of securing it for his family – his wife Fiona Barratt-Campbell and their children Isabella and Ethan. It has since been extensively renovated by his wife, an interior designer and granddaughter of Barratt Homes founder Sir Lawrie Barratt. An advert for the property states: ‘There are few properties within Chelsea that can offer the combination of views, spacious accommodation and exquisite finish.’ Yet Campbell, 40, seems to be keen to rid himself of the flat before the election. Eye for detail: The living room inside Campbell's £6.75million Chelsea flat boasts lavish furnishings . Nice touch: The former Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur defender's kitchen is filled with marble . Sumptuous: Gilded mirrors line the hall in Campbell's luxurious flat, which is in an exclusive neighbourhood . Last year the former Arsenal and Tottenham defender blasted the proposed mansion tax, describing it as a ‘cheap and easy way to extract money from individuals who have done well’. He told The Times: ‘With a mansion tax, you’re taxing me for being prudent ... If Labour gets in, I’d leave. I’d have to say, “Sorry, I want to ship out”.’ Campbell has also said: ‘I’m not earning what I was earning five years ago.’ Experts have said that properties worth between £5million and £10million could incur an annual charge of up to £25,000 under a Labour government. Henry Pryor, a buying agent and property commentator, said: ‘Sellers like Sol Campbell face a financial dilemma: to take a certain hit now or await the potential tax bill that a Labour or Lib Dem Government may generate.’ Since 2009 Campbell has also owned Grade II-listed Hallington Hall, an 18th Century mansion in Northumberland. Fortune: Campbell accumulated a number of properties before and after his football career but has since said 'I don't earn what I used to' Campbell recently featured in a hard-hitting campaign to encourage ethnic minority Britons to vote .",
        "generated_text": "Sol Campbell; second; this year; Chelsea.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Sol Campbell has put his flat in Chelsea on the market for £6.75million .\nHe bought the property in 2011 and it has been renovated by his wife Fiona .\nFormer England footballer is an outspoken critic of Labour's mansion tax .\nCampbell, 40, sold his £20million London townhouse earlier this year .<END-1>",
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            "For the second time this year, Sol Campbell is selling a multi-million pound property in Chelsea . The former England footballer is selling the luxury penthouse by the Thames for £6.75m, possibly to avoid Labour’s mansion tax if the party wins the election . Campbell is an outspoken critic of the policy, and has even threatened to leave the country if the tax on properties over £2m comes into force .",
            "Sol Campbell is selling a multi-million pound property for the second time this year, leading to speculation that he wants to dodge Labour's mansion tax if the party wins the election . The luxury penthouse by the Thames is on the market for £6.75m in the same exclusive neighbourhood of Chelsea . Campbell is an outspoken critic of the policy.",
            "Sol Campbell is selling a multi-million pound property in Chelsea for the second time this year . The former England footballer is said to be keen to rid himself of the flat before the election to dodge Labour's mansion tax . Campbell bought the luxury penthouse in 2011 for £4.25m and it is on the market for £6.75m."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The father branded a 'pikey' during a neighbourhood row over Christmas lights will defiantly switch them on tonight. Kevin Franklin, of Dunstable, Bedfordshire, says he will switch his lights on every evening in April for Autism Awareness Month. Mr Franklin's 15-year-old son Bradley is autistic and the family want to use his Christmas light show to raise awareness for charities working with those with the disability. Kevin Franklin will light up his Christmas lights on the front of his home tonight for Autism Awareness Month . The 53-year-old father put the lights up on his council house last November in preparation for Christmas. But he didn't take them down in January because he wanted to switch the lights on again in April for Autism Awareness Month. The continued presence of the lights in recent weeks has angered some neighbours, prompting a poison pen letter last month. It read: 'I am fed up of seeing your grotesque tacky council house Christmas lights. It is March, for goodness sake. Your house leaves this lovely community looking a disgrace. 'It looks like a state. It sticks out like a sore thumb. I don't want to keep driving past this eyesore, every time I do, my kids scream. I know you live in a council house, but there's no need to make it look like one.' The letter finished 'Yours sincerely, a very disgruntled citizen.' The father kept them up after Christmas ahead of autism week, prompting anger from some neighbours . The continued presence of the light, prompted one local resident to write this abusive message to Mr Franklin . Mr Franklin, who has been medically retired from work after suffering two strokes and a heart attack, said today: 'I will be putting on the lights tonight when it gets dark and switch them off again around 10pm. This will happen throughout April for Autism Awareness Month. 'That was always my plan and it's why, back in January, I decided not to take them down because I knew I would be putting them up again in April. 'I would have taken the lights down after April but now I'm going to leave them on the house out of principle, but I won't be turning them on again until December 2.' The former publican added: 'It's been blown out of all proportion and has turned into a row between council house tenants and those who own their properties. 'Some people think we are scum because we rent, but my house looks a lot tidier than some of those that have been bought by the occupants. 'We are all human beings and the only difference is they have bought their pile of bricks and I rent mine.' He says his nearest neighbours support him in his idea to raise awareness of charities. He added: 'I've even heard some neighbours saying they will donate to charity and I've been told that some people around Dunstable may even put up their own Christmas lights in support.' He said he planned to take them down next month, but now will keep them up 'out of principle'",
        "generated_text": "Kevin Franklin; autism; Council; Bedfordshire; Christmas.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Father of autistic teenager kept Christmas lights up to raise awareness .\nBut angry neighbour sent him abusive letter branding them 'an eyesore'\nHe now plans to switch them on to support Autism Awareness Month .\nFormer publican says he'll keep them up until next year 'out of principle'<END-1>",
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            "Kevin Franklin of Dunstable, Bedfordshire, will switch on his Christmas lights every evening in April to raise awareness for autism charities . Mr. Franklin's 15-year-old son Bradley is autistic. The continued presence of the lights in recent weeks has angered some neighbors, prompting a poison pen letter last month .",
            "Kevin Franklin, of Dunstable, Bedfordshire, who was branded a 'pikey' during a neighbourhood row over Christmas lights, says he will switch his lights on every evening in April for Autism Awareness Month . The 53-year-old father says he will keep the lights up 'out of principle' after receiving a poison pen letter from a neighbour last month. Mr Franklin put the lights up on his council house last November in preparation for Christmas, but didn't take them down in January because he wanted to switch them on again in April for Autism Awareness Month .",
            "Kevin Franklin, of Dunstable, Bedfordshire, who was branded a 'pikey' during a neighbourhood row over his Christmas lights, will switch them on every evening in April for Autism Awareness Month. Mr Franklin's 15-year-old son Bradley is autistic and the family want to use his Christmas light show to raise awareness for charities working with those with the disability. The continued presence of the lights in recent weeks has angered some neighbours, prompting a poison pen letter last month."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: SeaWorld has been accused of drugging killer whales, painting over their injuries and keeping them in pools so shallow they get sunburned. A lawsuit filed by Joyce Kuhl, a grandmother from South Carolina who visited the Orlando park in 2013, claims orcas are being kept in 8ft deep holding pools, leaving the marine animals 'essentially roasting'. In her suit, Ms Kuhl alleges that the resulting burns are so bad staff are forced to paint the orcas with black zinc oxide to disguise the injuries . Scroll down for video . Accusations: A lawsuit claims the orcas at SeaWorld Orlando are being kept in shallow holding pools which give them such bad sunburns staff are forced to paint them to disguise the injuries . Ms Kuhl wants to have her $97 ticket reimbursed, as well as tickets for millions of other visitors who have been to the park in the past four years, accusing SeaWorld of 'false, misleading and deceptive business practices,' the Orlando Sentinel reports. In her suit she also alleges that the giant marine mammals are being deprived of food for days while being trained to perform at SeaWorld, and that the chlorine used in their tanks is 'many times stronger than household bleach'. Kuhl's suit details allegations of forced breeding, incestuous inbreeding and whales kept together in ways that make them hyper-aggressive so that they fight and inflict deep gashes on each other. She claims to have witnessed whales 'banging their heads against their tanks and grinding their teeth on the walls, floors and bars until their teeth break or are worn to the pulp, allegedly because of boredom, frustration and ennui,' The Guardian reports. This is the second lawsuit against SeaWorld in less than one month, with similar filed in California which accuse the company of 'misleading the public' by claiming that their killer whales are happy. The lawsuit also alleges that the giant marine mammals are being deprived of food for days while being trained to perform at SeaWorld . This follows a failed social media campaign last month, during which SeaWorld organised a Q&A on Twitter using the hashtag #AskSeaWorld. Instead of the intended questions about opening hours, animals and attractions, the company was asked if their 'tanks were filled with orca tears'. Many people used the opportunity to express their anger at the company and questioned its ethics for keeping killer whales and other animals in captivity, often in solitary confinement. User @AshleeCheese_ tweeted: 'Why do you keep breeding whales when you barely have enough room for one? #AskSeaWorld.' Another campaigner @Jennyleeisme followed suit and tweeted: 'Do you really believe Shamu Stadium is the most advanced marine mammal habitat? Have you seen the ocean? #AskSeaWorld.' Animal rights group PETA was quick to make its views known, tweeting a series of photographs of the marine creatures, reportedly showing signs of their distress. The backlash comes two years after the release of the documentary BlackFish, which questioned the conditions orcas were kept in following killer whale Tilikum's fatal attack on trainer Dawn Brancheau at SeaWorld Orlando in 2010. The 80-minute film, which premiered at Sundance in 2013, prompted questions about the ethics of keeping the large mammals in tanks. Since its release, attendance has declined at the company's parks in Orlando, San Diego, California and San Antonio, Texas. SeaWorld's stock value has also plummeted. To counter the backlash, the firm, which has participated in animal rescue programs for more than 50 years, has announced plans to nearly double the size of its orca enclosures in upcoming years. Recent figures show attendance to the company's 11 parks between October and December 2014 fell 2.2 percent to 4.4 million from 4.5 million in the same period a year ago. Attendance fell 4.3 percent during the entire year to 22.4million from 23.4million in 2013. During the fourth quarter last year, the company reported a loss of $25.4million, compared with a loss of $13million in the same period a year before.",
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            "A lawsuit filed by Joyce Kuhl claims orcas are being kept in 8ft deep holding pools, leaving the marine animals ' essentially roasting '. In her suit, Ms Kuhl alleges that the resulting burns are so bad that staff are forced to paint the orcas with black zinc oxide to disguise the injuries . This is the second lawsuit against SeaWorld in less than one month, with similar filed in California which accuse the company of 'misleading the public' by claiming that their killer whales are happy.",
            "SeaWorld is accused of drugging killer whales , painting over their injuries and keeping them in pools so shallow they get sunburned . Joyce Kuhl’s lawsuit claims orcas are kept in 8ft deep holding pools, leaving the marine animals ‘essentially roasting’ and giving them bad sunburns, which staff then disguise by painting them with black zinc oxide . She also alleges that the giant marine mammals are being deprived of food for days while being trained to perform at SeaWorld.",
            "Lawsuit claims orcas are being kept in 8ft deep holding pools at SeaWorld, leaving the marine animals \"essentially roasting\" . The marine animals are allegedly getting such bad sunburns that staff are forced to paint them with black zinc oxide to disguise the injuries . Joyce Kuhl, who visited the Orlando park in 2013, wants to have her $97 ticket reimbursed along with millions of other visitors and has accused SeaWorld of \"false, misleading and deceptive business practices.\""
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Accused: Dr Ram Manohar, 38, of Barnston, Wirral, has denied four counts of sexual assault . A senior doctor facing sexual assault allegations from two separate nurses is accused of groping the breast of one of them and saying 'you bad girl' after smacking her on the bottom. A&E consultant Dr Ram Manohar, 38, is alleged to have inappropriately touched the nurses in 2013, while working at Wirral's Arrowe Park Hospital. David McLachlan, prosecuting, said Manohar offered to help Nurse A with her training on December 23, 2013, Liverpool Crown Court heard. He said she knew Manohar and, while in his room, asked for his help to learn about matters including chest X-rays. Mr McLachlan said: 'Without any warning Ram Manohar put his hand down her nurse's dress and he put his hands into her bra.' She said he moved his hand around but she had not asked for a demonstration. Nurse A said he later asked her a question about the heart, which she got wrong. She said: 'He smacked me on the bottom quite hard and said to me, \"you bad girl\".' Mr McLachlan said Manohar squeezed her left breast to indicate where her left ventricle was and while discussing breast lumps asked to see her nipple, but she refused. She said the conversation moved onto the femoral pulse. Mr McLachlan said: 'Without any word of warning he put his hand up her dress and down her tights.' Manohar then allegedly touched her inappropriately. Nurse A said he told her 'this type of teaching is only for you' before she left the room 'feeling disgusted with herself'. She later told friends she felt 'violated' before contacting police. Manohar told officers he had known her since working with her at the Royal Liverpool Hospital. He said after a night out she had asked him back to her house, but he had refused. He said she had also asked him on December 12 'to find her a single and smart man because she was desperate'. Manohar said on December 23 she unzipped her top, making him uncomfortable, and followed him around 'like a puppy'. The doctor denied touching her inappropriately and said his office door had been open. He said she had been pointing to different parts of her body and 'if anybody had grounds to complain it would have been him,' adding 'he did not find her particularly attractive'. Manohar is alleged to have inappropriately touched the nurses in 2013, while working at Wirral's Arrowe Park Hospital (pictured). Nurse A said he groped her breast after she asked him about chest X-rays . Nurse B alleged that Manohar touched her inappropriately on July 10 and October 31, 2013. She said the first time she went to A&E because she had pins and needles in her hands and feet. Nurse B said he examined and touched her genital area. However, she said she thought he had been professional and thanked him before he gave her a hug. She said on October 31 she saw him about a 'very bad headache' and he treated her in a dark room, checking her reflexes before touching her genital area. The A&E consultant claims he had been pointing to different parts of Nurse A's body and 'if anybody had grounds to complain it would have been him,' adding 'he did not find her particularly attractive' Nurse B again thought he had acted professionally and went to the hospital to drop off a thank you card. She said he invited her to meet him for coffee and she went to the hospital for 'a coffee type date' because she did not know he was married. Nurse B alleged Manohar invited her into his office, kissed her, told her how beautiful she was and suddenly without warning put his hand into her knickers. Mr McLachlan said: 'She stopped him straightaway. He told her that he was married with children.' Nurse B also reported him to the police. Manohar told officers he did not inappropriately touch her during either examination. He said she told him she had feelings for him but he said he was married and she started crying. Manohar admitted he then kissed her but said he did not think he had put his hand into her knickers. He said: 'I think she caught my hand and put it on top of her trousers or something.' Manohar, of Barnston, Wirral, denies four counts of sexual assault. The trial continues. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.",
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            "Senior doctor, Dr Ram Manohar, 38, is accused of sexually assaulting two separate nurses while working at Arrowe Park Hospital in 2013 . The nurses say he inappropriately touched them and groped one of them on the breast while saying \"you bad girl\" after smacking her on the bottom . He denies all four counts of sexual assault.",
            "A senior doctor is facing sexual assault allegations from two separate nurses . Dr Ram Manohar, 38, is alleged to have inappropriately touched the nurses in 2013, while working at Wirral's Arrowe Park Hospital. He's accused of groping the breast of one of them and saying 'you bad girl' after smacking her on the bottom .",
            "Dr Ram Manohar, 38, is accused of groping the breast of one of two separate nurses and saying 'you bad girl' after smacking her on the bottom . A&E consultant is alleged to have inappropriately touched the nurses in 2013, while working at Wirral's Arrowe Park Hospital . He denies four counts of sexual assault and the trial continues."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Rocker Richie Sambora is being investigated by police over claims he 'threatened to kill' his former fashion designer lover. The ex Bon Jovi guitarist, 55, allegedly told former business partner Nikki Lund he would 'dig a hole in the desert and bury her', Daily Mail Online can exclusively reveal. Sambora is said to have made the chilling threat during a blazing telephone argument on March 19. His shaken former flame decided to report the allegation to authorities a week later. Police in the wealthy Los Angeles suburb of Calabasas confirmed to Daily Mail Online that Sambora is a 'person of interest' in an active investigation into criminal threats. Scroll down for video . Everything was rosy between the ex Bon Jovi guitarist and his lover and business partner Nikki Lund last July. But Lund has claimed in a statement to police that Sambora recently threatened her saying he would 'dig a hole in the desert and bury her,' Daily Mail Online can exclusively reveal. The rock star is believed to be on vacation in Bora Bora with his ex-wife Heather Locklear and daughter Ava but faces questioning when he returns. Lund, 33, founded the Nikki Rich clothing line with Sambora and confessed last year that the pair had been having an on-off personal relationship for eight years. When their affair ended it plunged the business partnership into turmoil, just as the duo were preparing to open a boutique on swank Robertson Boulevard. Sambora's alleged threat came just days after Lund launched her first signature solo show at the opening of LA fashion week on March 18. 'They are in the midst of unraveling their fashion business Nikki Rich,' a source told Daily Mail Online. 'Things have become very bitter in recent weeks. 'The threat happened in the midst of Nikki launching her solo line. Richie apparently went mad on the phone at her and threatened to kill her. 'He said words to the effect that he was going to dig a hole in the desert and bury her.' Nikki, a close childhood friend of Kim Kardashian, filed a report Wednesday night with detectives from the Lost Hills Sheriff's Station. Back to back: The couple posed for the cover of the new edition of  LA Fashion Magazine before they went their separate ways . 'She held off going to cops hoping that the situation would resolve itself,' added the source. But after advice from lawyers and business associates she made the report. 'Richie has been drinking heavily for months and acting erratically . 'He has threatened violence in the past.' Nikki and Kim K are friends from way back . Lieutenant Jennifer Seetoo confirmed to Daily Mail Online that Sambora is a person of interest in the case. Under Californian law making criminal threats can be a felony offence punishable by up to four years in jail. 'A report was taken regarding criminal threats,' Lieutenant Seetoo said. 'It's an active investigation.' A representative of Mr. Sambora said there was no truth in Nikki Lund's claims. 'This is a cluster of fabricated lies in retaliation for Mr Sambora's decision to cease further funding of the unprofitable partnership, plain and simple,' said the rep. Sambora suddenly quit Bon Jovi during their 2013 world tour because of 'personal issues'. The New York Post later reported that Jon Bon Jovi had kicked out his longtime songwriting partner due to substance abuse issues. Sambora and Lund reportedly began their romance in 2006 - a year before his divorce from Dynasty actress Locklear was finalized. Denise Richards dated Sambora . Sambora is believed to be in Bora Bora with his ex-wife Heather Locklear and their daughter Ava . They are said to have carried on seeing each other despite Sambora going on to date another Hollywood beauty, Denise Richards. The long-time fling became public last December when Lund was doing publicity for the new fashion line. The curvy blonde confessed to Playboy TV: 'He's amazing in bed ... how could you stay away from the guy?' Their joint venture collapsed at the last moment, however, despite the pair appearing on billboards together and on the cover of Los Angeles Fashion magazine. Sambora is now dating Australian guitarist Orianthi despite a 26-year age difference. Lund's attorney declined to comment on the complaint. Current squeeze: Sambora is now dating Australian guitarist Orianthi despite a 26-year age difference .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Richie Sambora is about to be quizzed by police over claims he 'threatened to kill' his former fashion designer lover and business partner .\nShe is a childhood friend of Kim Kardashian .\nPolice in the wealthy Los Angeles suburb of Calabasas confirmed Sambora is a 'person of interest' in an active investigation into criminal threats .\nTheir joint venture collapsed at the last moment and Nikki went out on her own .\nRock star is believed to be on vacation in Bora Bora with his ex-wife Heather Locklear and daughter Ava .<END-1>",
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            "Police are investigating former Bon Jovi guitarist, Richie Sambora, over claims he threatened to kill his former fashion designer lover, Nikki Lund . The ex-business partners are said to be in the midst of unravelling their fashion business, Nikki Rich. Sambora allegedly told Lund he would \"dig a hole in the desert and bury her\" during a telephone argument on March 19 .",
            "Ex Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora (55) is being investigated by Californian police over claims he 'threatened to kill' his former fashion designer lover Nikki Lund. Sambora is said to have made the chilling threat during a blazing telephone argument on March 19, and Lund reported the allegations to authorities a week later. Police in the wealthy Los Angeles suburb of Calabasas have confirmed that Sambora is a 'person of interest' in an active investigation into criminal threats.",
            "Richie Sambora, the ex-Bon Jovi guitarist, is being investigated by police over claims that he threatened to kill his former fashion designer lover and business partner, Nikki Lund . Lund reported the allegation to authorities a week after the alleged telephone argument, and Sambora is now a \"person of interest\" in an active investigation into the criminal threats . Lund and Sambora created the Nikki Rich clothing line, and the relationship ended just as they were preparing to open a boutique on swank Robertson Boulevard."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A would-be cage fighter accused of beheading a great-grandmother in her garden has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. Appearing briefly at London's Old Bailey, Nicholas Salvador, nicknamed 'Fat Nick', spoke only to issue his plea. Dressed in black and flanked by three security guards, he also pleaded not guilty to a separate assault charge, giving the same reason. Nicholas Salvador (right) is accused of killing Palmira Silva (left) in her garden in September last year . The widow ran a successful cafe, Silva's Cafe, in Church Street, Edmonton - where members of the public laid floral tributes after her murder on September 4 last year . Salvador, 25, is accused of killing Palmira Silva, 82, with a machete. She was found dead in a garden in Nightingale Road, Edmonton, north London, in September 2014. The suburban street became the scene of a major police operation after officers were called to apprehend the alleged killer. Happy family: Palmira and her late husband Domenico with their now grown-up children, Celestina and Rino . Mrs Silva moved to London from her native southern Italy with her husband Domenico six decades ago . Several of the victim's relatives, including her daughter Celestina, were in the courtroom to witness the plea. Mrs Silva moved to London from her native southern Italy with her husband Domenico six decades ago. They married and had a daughter, Celestina, and a son, Rino. The widow ran a successful cafe, Silva's Cafe, in Church Street, Edmonton - where members of the public laid floral tributes after her murder on September 4 last year. Mr Silva died in 2008 but the family continued the business. Mrs Silva had only recently stopped working full time at the cafe that she and her son ran. Salvador, an only child, is thought to have left home at the age of around 13 or 14 after arriving in the UK from Nigeria with his parents. Police were forced to stage a dramatic evacuation operation to save neighbours during the incident, and an armed squad Tasered the suspect. The house in the busy street where the Italian widow's body was found was the scene of a major police operation after officers were called initially to reports that a man had beheaded an animal. Scotland Yard said that its officers distracted a man after he was seen going through back gardens in Nightingale Road while they evacuated people from nearby homes. Judge Hilliard set a trial date of June 22 at the Old Bailey and Salvador was then escorted out of the dock. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.",
        "generated_text": "Nicholas Salvador; insanity; Palmira Silva; 82; garden; September; last year.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Nicholas Salvador accused of beheading Palmira Silva in her garden .\nHe pleaded not guilty on grounds of insanity at London's Old Bailey today .\nAlso pleaded not guilty to a separate assault charge, citing same reason .\nMrs Silva was found dead in a garden in Edmonton in September 2014 .<END-1>",
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            "Nicholas Salvador, accused of beheading Palmira Silva in her garden, has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity . The 25-year-old is also accused of a separate assault charge . Silva was found dead in her garden in Nightingale Road, Edmonton, north London, in September last year .",
            "Nicholas Salvador, a would-be cage fighter, has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to killing Palmira Silva, 82, with a machete in her garden in September last year . Mrs Silva moved to London from her native southern Italy with her husband Domenico six decades ago . Salvador also pleaded not guilty to a separate assault charge, giving the same reason .",
            "Nicholas Salvador, accused of killing Palmira Silva in her garden last year, has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity . Salvador is also accused of a separate assault charge . Silva was found dead in a garden in Nightingale Road, Edmonton, north London, in September 2014 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Both Chelsea and the Premier League are furious with the BBC for allowing it to be known that the Premier League trophy was being displayed on the centre circle at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday. There is great sensitivity at Chelsea about not presuming their title success before they are crowned champions and manager Jose Mourinho has warned players and fans to concentrate on first beating Crystal Palace on Sunday before celebrating. Yet a 20-strong stadium tour group at Chelsea clearly saw the Premier League silverware on the pitch although a security guard attempted to cover it up to prevent photographs being taken. Didier Drogba celebrates against Leicester as Chelsea took a step closer to the Premier League title . Jose Mourinho has warned players and fans to concentrate on first beating Crystal Palace before celebrating . The Premier League had agreed to a request from the BBC to film the trophy at Stamford Bridge to help with their programme preparation in advance of Chelsea’s two games this week. But it was on the strict understanding that the big prize was not seen at Chelsea by members of the public, who would then assume the club were taking their Premier League triumph for granted. A BBC spokeswoman said: ‘We were filming a sequence for use in the event that Chelsea win the Premier League and the footage will only air on that basis. We made every effort to ensure the trophy wasn’t exposed to the public, but unfortunately it was briefly visible from a distance to a stadium tour.’ Chelsea allowed the Premier League trophy, lifted by John Terry in 2010, to be displayed at Stamford Bridge for the BBC on the strict understanding that the big prize was not seen by members of the public . On Thursday night, Tony McCoy received what is sure to be the first of a whole host of awards to mark his retirement as the greatest ever jump jockey when given the Sport Industry’s Outstanding Contribution to British Sport accolade. The presentation was made by Clare Balding, who opted to present the Boat Race rather than McCoy’s last Grand National, and Thierry Henry, who was originally due to hand over the jockeys’ championship trophy to McCoy at Sandown last Saturday before being replaced by Ian Wright. Recently retired jockey AP McCoy was in attendance with his wife Chanelle for the BT Sport Industry Awards in Battersea on Thursday and received the  Outstanding Contribution to British Sport accolade . There is still plenty of uncertainty around the exact responsibilities of the England director of cricket with only a skeleton job description having been sent out. And another win by Peter Moores’s side in the third Test against West Indies will further advance the view that the ECB should wait and see how the New Zealand and Ashes series play out before making their choice. Meanwhile, although new ECB chief executive Tom Harrison gives the early impression he has little or no time for the media, at least his director of communications appointment Chris Haynes has ordered daily newspapers to be delivered again to the ECB HQ at Lord’s - certainly a step in the right direction. A sure sign that incoming ECB chairman Colin Graves will want more transparency around the organisation is that the county he bankrolls, Yorkshire, are allowing Sky cameras access to all areas — including team talks in the dressing room — for the duration of the season. The filming is for a behind-the-scenes documentary. Yorkshire, bankrolled by Colin Graves (left), are allowing Sky cameras access to all areas for the season . TIGERS TARGET CUP FANS . Leicester Tigers are being provocative with their Rugby World Cup planning at Welford Road after England Rugby 2015 chose to stage two tournament matches at the nearby football stadium where the games are still a long way from selling out. Tigers are putting on dinners, big-screen showings of matches, entertainment on Leicester match days and even a rival fan zone to the official one in the city. Both ER 2015 and World Rugby are annoyed with Tigers’ tactics. But with no major events legislation in place they are relying on Leicester Council to halt the ambush marketing. Meanwhile former England captain Will Carling, who runs his own business, is on ER 2015’s radar as he is looking to set up an unofficial hospitality venue as close as he can to Twickenham. The Portuguese Open tennis in Estoril this week is being staged thanks to the patronage of football super-agent Jorge Mendes who is leading a consortium that has rescued the event from closure. Organisers did not have the funds to carry on the 25-year-old tournament this year until tennis fan Mendes, whose clients include Jose Mourinho and Cristiano Ronaldo, became involved.",
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            "Chelsea and the Premier League are furious with the BBC as the Premier League trophy was displayed on the centre circle at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday , despite the BBC saying that they would only air the trophy if Chelsea won the Premier League . Jose Mourinho has warned players and fans to concentrate on beating Crystal Palace on Sunday before celebrating . The Premier League had agreed to a request from the BBC to film the trophy at Stamford Bridge to help with their programme preparation in advance of Chelsea’s two games this week.",
            "Chelsea and the Premier League are furious with the BBC for allowing it to be known that the Premier League trophy was being displayed on the centre circle at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday . There is great sensitivity at Chelsea about not presuming their title success before they are crowned champions and manager Jose Mourinho has warned players and fans to concentrate on first beating Crystal Palace on Sunday before celebrating . A 20-strong stadium tour group at Chelsea clearly saw the Premier League silverware on the pitch although a security guard attempted to cover it up to prevent photographs being taken."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The prospect of a Labour government is knocking up to 10 per cent off the price of some of Britain's most expensive homes, it has been claimed. Wealthy buyers are demanding a lower 'Ed Miliband' price to compensate for any future mansion tax bills introduced by the Labour leader if he becomes Prime Minister. Estate agents in London are now said to be offering a higher 'Cameron price' and lower 'Miliband price' for the same property. Labour leader Ed Miliband, on the BBC's Andrew Marr show (left), has pledged to introduce a mansion tax on properties worth over £2million. The annual levy will hit his own home in north London (right) Mr Miliband has pledged to introduce an annual levy on homes worth more than £2million to raise money for the NHS. Under plans drawn up by shadow chancellor Ed Balls, homeowners with properties worth between £2million and £3million will be forced to pay £3,000 a year in mansion tax. Owners of homes worth more than £3million will have to pay even more. The Tories have dubbed the proposal the 'homes tax' and warned that families living in much more modest properties could be dragged into the levy. Mr Milliband himself has admitted that his North London home would be hit by his party's planned annual levy. David Cameron, on Sky's Murnaghan show this morning, has criticised Labour's proposed mansion tax as a 'home tax' A Labour government could see people's mortgage bills soar by £1,000 a year, George Osborne has claimed. The Chancellor warned warned that the prospect of Ed Miliband propped up by the SNP would lead to a 'clear and present danger' of rising interest rates. Predicting increases in mortgage rates, he said: 'A 1% rise in interest rates would hit the family with the average mortgage with an extra £1,000 bill a year. The price is paid by working people.' The Labour leader lives in a four-bedroom semi-detached house in Dartmouth Park valued at around £2.7million. But if Mr Miliband ever came to sell his home as Prime Minister he could be forced to lower the price to cover the costs of his own mansion tax. According to the Sunday Times, one buyer who is about to exchange contracts on a £15million property in St John's Wood, north London, has threatened to drop his offer to £13.5million if the deal is not completed before May 7 and Mr Miliband becomes Prime Minister. In Notting Hill, west London, a buyer of a property for sale just above £2million has said he will only pay that price only if David Cameron makes it back to Number 10. Miles Meacock, of Strutt & Parker, the estate agent, in Notting Hill, told the Sunday Times that the bidder who had trimmed £100,000 from their offer for a £2m property, wanted to be sure of permanently avoiding the burden of mansion tax. He said: 'If the Tories win, he will come back to the table. This is likely to be a phenomenon for the next two weeks.' According to the property website Rightmove 77 homes previously listed for sale above £2million have been reduced to below the 'mansion tax level' in the past six weeks. Ed Mead, an executive director at the London estate agent Douglas & Gordon, some sellers are so concerned about the mansion tax putting off potential buyers that they have told prospective buyers they will cover the full cost of it for a five-year Labour term. The Liberal Democrats have a similar mansion tax proposal. Nick Clegg wants to charge £2,000 a year on properties worth between £2million and £2.5million, rising to £3,500 for those worth between £2.5million and £3million, £5,000 for £3million to £4million and £9,000 for those worth up to £5million.",
        "generated_text": "Ed Miliband; price; some; homes; Tories; mortgage bills; £1,000; a year.",
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            "The prospect of a Labour government is knocking up to 10% off the price of some of the UK's most expensive homes as sellers offer \"Cameron\" and \"Miliband\" prices. Wealthy buyers demand a lower price to compensate for any future mansion tax bills introduced by the Labour leader if he becomes Prime Minister. A Labour government could see people's mortgage bills soar by £1,000 a year.",
            "Up to 10% is being knocked off the price of some of Britain’s most expensive homes due to the prospect of a Labour government . Wealthy buyers are demanding a lower “Ed Miliband” price to compensate for any future mansion tax bills. A Labour government could see people’s mortgage bills soar by £1,000 a year, George Osborne has claimed.",
            "Wealthy buyers of expensive homes are demanding a lower 'Ed Miliband' price to compensate for any future mansion tax bills introduced by the Labour leader if he becomes Prime Minister . Estate agents in London are now said to be offering a higher 'Cameron price' and lower 'Miliband price' for the same property . A Labour government could see people's mortgage bills soar by £1,000 a year, George Osborne has claimed ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Manchester United have fought all season to try to secure a return to the Champions League, but six players shown the exit door at Old Trafford are  in the competition's final four. Last season's disastrous campaign under David Moyes saw United miss out on Europe's premier competition for the first time in 19 years, with Patrice Evra and Javier Hernandez members of the failing squad. But those two - plus Cristiano Ronaldo, Carlos Tevez, Paul Pogba and Gerard Pique - have all made the semi-finals in their former club's absence from the competition. Javier Hernandez scored the winner for Real Madrid against Atletico. He is on loan from Manchester United . Patrice Evra was part of David Moyes' failing side last season but he now plays for Italian side Juventus . Hernandez and Ronaldo combined for Real Madrid's winner against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday night, with the former only on loan and deemed surplus to requirements by Louis van Gaal who has instead relied on misfiring Radamel Falcao. Meanwhile, Tevez was leading the line for Juventus, with Evra at left back, in their 0-0 draw against Monaco that won a place in the last four. Pogba is out with a thigh injury but could return in the time for the semi-finals next month. Finally, Pique is enjoying one of the best seasons of his career at centre back for Barcelona and helped keep out Paris Saint-Germain's fearsome attack that featured Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Edinson Cavani on Tuesday night. Cristiano Ronaldo has gone from strength to strength since leaving United and is in the last four once again . Carlos Tevez went to Manchester City between his stints with United and Juventus, who beat Monaco . Whatever happens in the semi-finals, there will be at least one former Old Trafford representative at the Champions League final in Berlin's Olympic Stadium on May 6. United are on course for a return to Europe's top table next season, with their position inside the Barclays Premier League's top four looking fairly safe ahead of Liverpool who sit eight points behind. But for now, the Champions League semi-finals are the home of their former players, rather than their current ones. Gerard Pique spent time at United between two spells with Barcelona, and he is in the semi-finals with them . Paul Pogba was released by the Old Trafford club after spending his youth there and plays for Juve now .",
        "generated_text": "Manchester United; Champions League; last four; six; Patrice Evra; Javier Hernandez; Real Madrid; Carlos Tevez; Paul Pogba; Gerard Pique.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Manchester United have six ex-players in Champions League semi-finals .\nJavier Hernandez scored the winner for Real Madrid against Atletico Madrid .\nPaul Pogba, Carlos Tevez and Patrice Evra play for Italian side Juventus .\nCristiano Ronaldo set up Hernandez's goal for Real Madrid on Wednesday .\nBarcelona's Gerard Pique helped keep out Paris Saint-Germain .\nHernandez was the hero for Madrid but he will need to find a new home .<END-1>",
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            "Patrice Evra, Javier Hernandez, Cristiano Ronaldo, Carlos Tevez, Paul Pogba and Gerard Pique, all former Manchester United players, are in the semi-finals of the Champions League . Manchester United have missed out on the competition for the first time in 19 years . The semi-finals will be held on May 6 in Berlin's Olympic Stadium.",
            "Six players who have left Manchester United are in the Champions League's final four . Patrice Evra and Javier Hernandez, who were part of last season's failing squad, are now playing for Juventus and Real Madrid, respectively . Carlos Tevez, Paul Pogba, and Gerard Pique are also in the semi-finals with their respective teams.",
            "Six former players, Patrice Evra, Javier Hernandez, Cristiano Ronaldo, Carlos Tevez, Paul Pogba, and Gerard Pique , who left Manchester United are in the Champions League's final four . United have missed out on the competition for the first time in 19 years . Ronaldo, Tevez, Evra, and Hernandez played key roles for their respective teams that advanced to the semi-finals ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The Mail is asking you to nominate mothers who have created businesses from scratch, while also caring for their children, for our first ever Mumpreneur Of The Year Award, in association with NatWest everywoman Awards. Today’s nominee is Petra Wetzel, 40, a divorcee who lives in Glasgow with her son, Noah, nine. She set up her own business, the WEST brewery, in 2006... Listening to the Italian businessman on the other end of the line, Petra could see pound signs in front of her eyes. He had heard about the huge popularity of Petra’s bottled beer. Now he wanted to meet to discuss importing it in bulk to Italy. It was a fantastic opportunity. But, as she consulted her diary, Petra — who runs one of Britain’s most successful small breweries, knew what her answer had to be. Petra Wetzel, 40 (pictured), is a divorcee who lives in Glasgow with her son, Noah, nine (pictured). She set up her own business, the WEST brewery, in 2006 . ‘He could only offer me a two-hour slot bang in the middle of my son’s sports day last year,’ recalls Petra. ‘I had to say No. I’m a businesswoman, but I’m a mum first.’ Blonde, attractive and the founder of one of Britain’s most successful small breweries with an annual turnover just shy of £10 million, Petra may well be every man’s dream. But she says with a laugh: ‘I sound like a real catch. But the truth is I’m fiercely independent, stubborn and work long hours. The only man in my life is Noah. He’s my priority and the reason I drive myself so hard.’ As a single mother, running a hugely successful business is a tall order. What makes Petra’s success even more extraordinary is that she started her company when Noah was just a baby — and in the wake of a broken marriage. Petra’s flagship beer, St Mungo lager, is stocked in 100 branches of Waitrose in the UK as well as in branches of Tesco in Scotland. And later this year she is opening a second brewery in Glasgow to cope with demand. The germ of the idea came in 1994 when Petra, who was born in Germany, was having a drink with her father, Herbert, in a pub. ‘I was studying at Glasgow University and Dad had come to visit,’ she recalls. Petra (pictured) was inspired to start her own brewery when her father visited her Glasgow and she realised that the city didn't have its own brewery . He ordered a pint of local lager, took a sip and winced. Then he asked what the best Glasgow lager was and, to my horror, I realised I didn’t know. ‘In Germany, every village and town has a good brewery. It’s something people are proud of and want to show off to visitors. He couldn’t believe that a city like Glasgow didn’t have its own brewery. It got me thinking.’ Twelve years later, Petra opened a small brewery and beer hall/restaurant with her then husband, Gordon, with the help of a loan from her parents. ‘I met Gordon at university and married him in December 2000,’ recalls Petra. ‘We both had first-class business degrees and, naively, I thought that meant we could easily run a business. I was working as a lawyer, so we agreed Gordon would take charge and I would take a back seat.’ WEST Brewing Company opened in March 2006, just eight months after Noah was born. ‘He was conceived on a trip to Chicago, where we’d gone to learn about brewing,’ Petra recalls. ‘I had been told that I could never have children so, although the timing was terrible because of the new business, we were both ecstatic.’ She adds: ‘We had bills to pay, so I was working three days a week just two months after Noah arrived. With my legal job and a newborn, I didn’t have time to think about the business. Besides, I thought it was in safe hands.’ The WEST Brewing Company opened in March 2006, just eight months after Petra's son, Noah was born. She initially started the company with Gordan, her then husband . However, in October 2006, when Noah was just three months old, Petra’s life went into free fall when her marriage fell apart. ‘I was so devastated, I decided to step away from the business. I focused on looking after Noah and my job.’ However, in December 2007, a little over a year after the break-up of their marriage, Petra had another shock: the business was in crisis. ‘Gordon was away when the butcher who supplied our restaurant rang and threatened to set fire to my car,’ she recalls. ‘It turned out the company owed him thousands. ‘When I went round to the company’s office. I filled a black bin liner with our unpaid invoices, went home and spent the night going over them. We had debts up to our eyeballs.’ Many women would have quit. But looking at her son, Petra realised she didn’t have a choice. ‘It was sink or swim. Noah gave me the confidence I needed,’ says Petra. ‘We had ploughed my inheritance into the business. It was all I had. Besides, I knew I’d hit on a great idea. All it needed was graft to make it work. My parents agreed to look after Noah for seven weeks in Germany. The company went into administration. I called in a brilliant firm of accountants and worked flat out on a plan for the future. Petra (pictured with Noah) says her son gave her the confidence she needed to carry on with the business even after the initial struggles . ‘It was tough. Noah went into full-time day care and most nights I would still be at my laptop at 1am. Many times, I sobbed myself to sleep. I felt way out of my depth, but I became good at multi-tasking. ‘I quit my legal job and bought the assets out of the hands of administrators and began building it, single-handedly, into the thriving company it is today. We are now a beer brand as well as a restaurant and beer hall. And our flagship beer, St Mungo lager, is sold worldwide. We are just about to send a consignment to Hong Kong. Of course, I have to make tough choices. I could beat myself up about not being there enough for Noah. I’ve lost count of the number of times he will be in the car and I have to shush him because I’m taking an important call. ‘But feeling guilty is just a waste of energy. Noah knows he’s my priority. We are a very tight unit — particularly as his father now lives in America. We have the most wonderful full-time nanny, Helen, who Noah adores, and I spend every second I’m not working with him. ‘Recently he said: “Mum you are a brilliant Mum and a brilliant Dad.” That meant the world to me. ‘And thanks to the business, we have a great lifestyle. For my 40th birthday I bought us a treat: a speedboat. It’s moored at Loch Lomond and zipping up and down the water at weekends makes a tough working week worthwhile.’",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>There are more and more mothers setting up thriving small businesses .\nThe Mail is asking readers to nominate successful mothers they know .\nThis week's nominee is Petra Wetzel who set up the WEST brewery in 2006 .\nPetra, 40, lives in Glasgow with her nine-year-old son, Noah .<END-1>",
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            "Petra Wetzel, 40, is the founder of one of Britain’s most successful small breweries with an annual turnover just shy of £10 million . She started her company, the WEST brewery, when her son Noah was just a baby, and in the wake of a broken marriage, which makes her success even more extraordinary . Her flagship beer, St Mungo lager, is stocked in 100 branches of Waitrose in the UK as well as in branches of Tesco in Scotland .",
            "Petra Wetzel, 40, is a single mother who runs the WEST brewery in Glasgow, which has a turnover of £10m . Her flagship beer, St Mungo lager, is stocked in 100 branches of Waitrose in the UK . She started the company when Noah, now nine, was a baby and in the wake of a broken marriage .",
            "Petra Wetzel, 40, a divorcee who lives in Glasgow with her son, Noah, nine, set up her own business, the WEST brewery, in 2006 . Petra’s flagship beer, St Mungo lager, is stocked in 100 branches of Waitrose in the UK as well as in branches of Tesco in Scotland . Later this year she is opening a second brewery in Glasgow to cope with demand."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)A 110-day cat-and-mouse chase spanning from Antarctic waters to the coast of west Africa had an unlikely end when the crew of an alleged poaching vessel were rescued by conservationists pursuing them. Environmentalist group Sea Shepherd had been tailing the Thunder -- subject of an Interpol \"purple notice\" for suspected fraud and fisheries-related crimes -- since its ship the Bob Barker encountered it in the Southern Ocean several months ago. The pursuit ended early Monday in the Gulf of Guinea, off the coast of west Africa, when the Bob Barker received a distress call from the Thunder. \"We were literally a few hundred meters away; they said the ship was sinking and they were abandoning the Thunder,\" said Sea Shepherd spokesman Adam Burling. \"We invited the crew -- 40 of them -- on board, had a medical officer check them over, provided them with food and water.\" Bob Barker Captain Peter Hammarstedt said the crew rescued from the ship had been handed over to the Sao Tome coastguard early Tuesday. He said he hoped the authorities would work with Interpol to prosecute those operating the vessel. \"We obviously want to see the captain of the Thunder prosecuted for his offenses,\" he told CNN by phone from the Bob Barker, at sea to the west of Sao Tome. Hammarstedt said he believed the Thunder was deliberately sunk to destroy physical evidence of illegal fishing. \"I'm 100% confident that the captain of the Thunder destroyed his own ship,\" he said. Hammarstedt said he had managed to send three crew members aboard the abandoned Thunder before it went down. \"Usually what happens when a vessel is sinking is the master will ensure all compartments and hatches are shut so as to maintain buoyancy,\" he said. \"On the Thunder, all the hatches had been opened, including the hatch leading to the fish hold.\" He said his crew had retrieved computers, mobile phones and other devices from the Thunder that would be handed over to assist any investigation. They had also retrieved a fish from the ship's fish hold, which he said was about a quarter full. He said the fish was a toothfish, the prized stock his organization claims the Thunder was illegally catching when they were encountered in the Southern Ocean. More surprising was the reaction of the captain of the Thunder as his ship went under, he claimed. \"When the vessel went completely under the water, the captain of the Thunder, who was in a life raft at the time, started cheering and applauding, which was very unusual behavior for a skipper who had just lost his ship,\" he said. The pursuit of the Thunder began after the Bob Barker encountered the vessel off the coast of Antarctica, said Burling. He claimed the vessel was found with its nets in the water, illegally catching Patagonian toothfish. The Thunder dropped its nets and left the scene; a second Sea Shepherd vessel that was brought in to retrieve the net found about $3 million of toothfish catch in about 72km of illegal gillnet, he claimed. \"That's why they're out there in these shadowlands, these unpatrolled remote regions,\" he said. Meanwhile the Bob Barker, supported by a second Sea Shepherd vessel, pursued the Thunder all the way to the Gulf of Guinea. During that time, Burling claimed, the Bob Barker narrowly avoided being rammed by the fishing vessel, while its smaller boats were struck with grappling hooks. The rescue had gone smoothly despite the months of tensions between the two vessels, said Burling. \"We worried what they might be like to our crew, whether they might be hostile or violent to us,\" he said. But the Indonesian crew who made up the majority of those on board the Thunder seemed \"very relieved\" to be rescued. The officers -- who he believed were Spanish -- were less so. \"Perhaps they would have preferred to have been rescued by someone else, but given the location there was really no other option,\" he said. An Interpol \"purple notice,\" released at the request of New Zealand in December 2013, put out a global call for information on the Thunder, as well as information on \"the individuals and networks that own, operate and profit from the illegal actions of the vessel.\" It said the vessel had changed its name, national registration and other characteristics a number of times to avoid detection of its illegal fishing activities, and had sailed under the names \"Wuhan N 4\" and \"Kuko,\" and under the flags of Nigeria and Mongolia. The Interpol notice said it had \"conflicting information\" about the identity of the vessel's current operator, but said it had previously been registered as owned by companies in Spain, the Seychelles and Nigeria. Interpol confirmed Tuesday that the purple notice remained in place. It said it had monitored the situation and noted that all the vessel's crew members were safely ashore. \"Interpol does not conduct investigations itself; however, we remain available to support any national law enforcement authorities with jurisdiction in this case if such assistance is requested,\" it told CNN. It said no requests had been received as yet.",
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            "Environmentalist group Sea Shepherd had been tailing the Thunder, an alleged poaching vessel, for 110 days . The pursuit ended early Monday in the Gulf of Guinea, off the coast of west Africa, when the Bob Barker received a distress call from the Thunder . Bob Barker Captain Peter Hammarstedt said he believed the Thunder was deliberately sunk to destroy physical evidence of illegal fishing .",
            "A crew of an alleged poaching vessel were rescued by environmentalist group Sea Shepherd. The crew of 40 were rescued after the ship sent a distress call to Sea Shepherd, who had been tailing the Thunder for 110-days . The Thunder had been subject of an Interpol “purple notice” for suspected fraud and fisheries-related crimes."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: England international Ben Morgan has delivered an encouraging fitness bulletin as he continues to recover from a season-ending injury and retain the hope of keeping alive his World Cup dream. The Gloucester No 8 has not played since breaking his left leg during an Aviva Premiership game against Saracens in early January. But the signs suggest he is on course to play a part during England's World Cup warm-up period ahead of the tournament kicking off in mid-September. Ben Morgan is hopeful of featuring for England at the forthcoming World Cup despite his long-term injury . Morgan last featured for England when he scored two tries during their victory over Australia five months ago. Injury then struck, and he missed the entire RBS 6 Nations campaign as a result. The 26-year-old, though, remains an integral part of England boss Stuart Lancaster's World Cup plans, and the current prognosis is a good one after Morgan recently underwent final surgery to remove a pin from his leg. 'To be honest, I have not found this difficult at all,' said 27 times-capped Morgan, after watching his Gloucester colleagues continue their preparations for Friday night's European Challenge Cup final against Edinburgh. 'I am really positive and using this as a great experience to make myself better for when I come back. Who else gets six months off to rest up and train hard? 'Yes, I will be at a disadvantage in terms of the fact I haven't played any rugby. 'But looking at the World Cup in particular, there will be lads who wouldn't have played for probably two and a bit months going into the first (warm-up) game, so everyone is going to be on an equal playing field. 'Things are going well at the moment. I am just trying to make sure I get back healthy when I come back. Gloucester No 8 Morgan broke his left leg playing against Saracens in the Aviva Premiership in January . 'I have a lot of strengthening to do around my legs - in the early stages you don't want to rush that. When things strengthen up, that's when I can start chucking some serious tin around. 'I had an operation last week. It is a case of seeing if things affect my ankle, and if they don't, then I can do them again. 'It is very reactive. I just have to take it day by day. It could be a couple of weeks down the line or a couple of months down the line when I run again, but there is no point rushing this sort of thing.' Lancaster is due to name a 45-man World Cup training squad next month, followed by his final 31-man group for the tournament in late August. England's World Cup preparations, meanwhile, also feature home and away games against France in August, plus a September appointment with reigning Six Nations champions Ireland at Twickenham. Morgan last played for England during his side's victory against the Wallabies at Twickenham in November . Reflecting on the injury, Morgan added: 'It was tough, but it was one of those things. It happens - deal with it. 'If I start thinking about what I missed out on, I'm just going to become negative. I have this mindset going forward about living the law of attraction. 'It is basically positivity breeds positivity. If you get that positive mindset, you attract everything into your life that is positive. I'm thinking of this as a positive experience. 'I can get bigger, better, faster, stronger and improve myself as a player before I come back. I can use this to my advantage. Otherwise I could sit there and fester and get fat, lazy and never come back. 'I sat in the hospital and thought to myself 'okay, it's done. How long is it going to take me to get back?'' 'Ideally, I would like to be back playing in those warm-up games because that gives me a shot of getting in the squad. 'There are so many variables about what can happen, though. 'I might get a couple of months down the line and think that realistically I'm not going to get back, so think about next season instead. I have to look after myself. 'Yes, I desperately want to get back and put myself in contention, but I'm not going to do anything that is detrimental to my health. 'Right at this moment, I am in a great place.'",
        "generated_text": "Ben Morgan; England; World Cup; September; Gloucester; injury; January.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Ben Morgan broke his left leg playing against Saracens in January .\nMorgan last played for England against Australia back in November .\nEngland head coach Stuart Lancaster is due to name a 45-man World Cup training squad next month .<END-1>",
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            "Ben Morgan, who has not played since January when he broke his left leg, remains an integral part of England boss Stuart Lancaster’s World Cup plans . Morgan last played for England five months ago when he scored two tries during their victory over Australia. The 26-year-old is hopeful of featuring for England at the forthcoming World Cup despite his long-term injury.",
            "Ben Morgan says he is hopeful of featuring for England at the forthcoming World Cup despite his long-term injury . The Gloucester No 8 has not played since breaking his left leg during an Aviva Premiership game against Saracens in early January . But the signs suggest he is on course to play a part during England's World Cup warm-up period ahead of the tournament kicking off in mid-September .",
            "Ben Morgan is recovering from a season-ending injury and is hoping to play a part in England's World Cup warm-up period . The injury occurred last January playing for Gloucester . Morgan has not played since and recently underwent final surgery to remove a pin from his leg ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Attorney General Eric Holder bid farewell to the Justice Department on Friday after six years, outlining what he said were his major accomplishments and telling staffers that they helped produce a 'golden age' in the department's history. An emotional Holder, who has served as the nation's top law enforcement official since the start of the Obama administration, addressed hundreds of lawyers and staff members one day after his successor, Loretta Lynch, was confirmed by the Senate following a months-long delay. 'I am proud of you. I'm going to miss you. I am going to miss this building. I am going to miss this institution. More than anything, I am going to miss you all,' Holder told the standing-room-only crowd, many of whom embraced him after he concluded his speech. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEOS . Attorney General Eric Holder waved to Justice Department employees during his farewell gathering in Washington on Friday, ending six years at the DOJ . Holder shook hands and received hugs from well-wishers on his last day as attorney general . Newly confirmed Attorney General-designate Loretta Lynch will take over from Holder, following a months-long delay of her Senate confirmation vote – which passed on Thursday with 'yes' votes from 10 Republicans . The event also included a tribute video prepared for the occasion that featured members of Congress, former President Bill Clinton and Holder's wife, Sharon Malone. In it, Holder described an 'emotional attachment' to the department and recounted efforts to protect civil rights, prosecute terror suspects in federal court and change the criminal justice system. Other clips showed President Barack Obama showering Holder with praise on the day Holder announced his departure. Holder, a former judge and U.S. attorney who took the job in 2009, will exit the department as the third-longest serving attorney general in U.S. history. He has not publicly announced what he'll be doing next. After Lynch, 55, is sworn in at the Justice Department on Monday, she is likely to continue some of the same agenda as Holder as the Obama administration draws to a close. But she is expected to bring to Washington her own management style and has spoken optimistically about having cooperative relationships with Congress following years of bitter feuding with Republicans who saw Holder as overly political and once held him in contempt. Holder's tenure was in many ways defined by his efforts on civil rights protections. His department challenged state laws that it saw as restricting access to the voting booth and refused to defend the constitutionality of a federal law banning recognition of gay marriage. Holder also pushed for changes in the criminal justice system, directing prosecutors to sharply limit their use of harsh mandatory minimum sentences and championing alternatives to prison for nonviolent drug defendants. Though Holder sees civil rights as a defining element of his legacy, his early years largely centered on national security concerns as the country confronted several terror plots, including a failed effort to blow up a Detroit-bound airliner on Christmas Day in 2009. MOBBED: Holder's jubilant reception from his staff was the polar opposite of his treatment at the hands of congressional Republicans . Media advocates criticized the Justice Department's aggressive stance in news media leak investigations involving national security cases, and human rights groups expressed frustration when the department failed to bring charges over harsh interrogation tactics of terror suspects. One area where he has professed vindication is in his plan to transfer terror suspects from the Guantanamo Bay detention facility to the United States for prosecution in the federal court system. The plan was abandoned amid congressional opposition, but since then, the Justice Department has pointed to successful terror convictions in American courts even as the military tribunal system has slogged along without major results. On Friday, he called that debate 'dead' and settled and said it was now clear that civilian courts could adequately handle national security investigations.",
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            "Eric Holder, the nation's top law enforcement official, has bid farewell to the Justice Department after six years . He addressed hundreds of lawyers and staff members one day after his successor, Loretta Lynch, was confirmed by the Senate following a months-long delay.",
            "Attorney General Eric Holder has ended his six-year tenure at the Justice Department, one day after his successor, Loretta Lynch, was confirmed by the Senate . In his farewell speech, Holder praised his staff and outlined his major accomplishments, including efforts to protect civil rights and change the criminal justice system . Lynch is expected to continue some of Holder's policies . "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: More than 1,000 crimes have been created by the Coalition in a frenzy of law-making – including a ban on washing clothes in Trafalgar Square. The legislative splurge is equivalent to introducing a new law for every working day. In the Coalition agreement, the Tories and Lib Dems pledged to roll back Labour’s ‘state intrusion’, promising a bonfire of pointless powers. But research shows the Government has invented 22 ways of criminalising the public every month. The so-called crimes include diving into the Thames without authority, queue-jumping at a Tube station and hogging the middle lane of a motorway. Making it an offence to wash or dry clothes in Parliament or Trafalgar squares was designed to prevent protesters setting up camp at tourist spots. Offenders can be fined £200. Between May 2010 and May 2014 – the latest year for which information is available – ministers created 1,073 offences. During the 13 years Labour was in power, 4,300 offences were placed on the statute book – approximately one every day. Meanwhile, other antiquated laws remain in force that are simply baffling. Londoners planning to do some DIY can load timber straight into their car, but under section 54 of the Metropolitan Police Act 1839 it is illegal to carry a plank across a pavement, punishable with a £500 fine. Spring cleaning can also put a person on the wrong side of the law. Section 28 of the Town Police Clauses Act 1847 makes it an offence to beat a carpet in a London street after 8am. Ben Rose, a partner at law firm Hickman & Rose, which carried out the research, said: ‘The law-making machine has become an unstoppable juggernaut.’ More than 1,000 crimes have been created by the Coalition in a frenzy of law-making – including a ban on washing clothes in Trafalgar Square (above) Josie Appleton, of the Manifesto Club, which campaigns against excessive regulation, said: ‘Creating so many trivial crimes brings the law into disrepute.’ The Ministry of Justice said 696 crimes had been removed from the statute books over the four-year period – meaning the net number of new laws was 377. Here are some of the more unusual crimes created since May 2010: . Old crimes still enforceable: .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Splurge is equivalent to introducing a new law for every working day .\nInclude diving into the Thames without authority and hogging middle lane .\nMeanwhile other antiquated laws remain in force that are simply baffling .<END-1>",
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            "Over a thousand crimes have been created by the Coalition in a frenzy of law-making. The legislative splurge is equivalent to introducing a new law for every working day . Making it an offence to wash or dry clothes in Parliament or Trafalgar squares was designed to prevent protesters setting up camp at tourist spots .",
            "More than 1,000 crimes have been created by the Coalition in a frenzy of law-making – including a ban on washing clothes in Trafalgar Square . The legislative splurge is equivalent to introducing a new law for every working day . Making it an offence to wash or dry clothes in Parliament or Trafalgar squares was designed to prevent protesters setting up camp at tourist spots .",
            "The Coalition has created more than 1,000 crimes in a frenzy of law-making in the past four years, including a ban on washing clothes in Trafalgar Square . The average figure of crimes created is equivalent to one for every daily working day . Making it an offence to wash or dry clothes in Parliament or Trafalgar squares was designed to prevent protesters setting up camp at tourist spots ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: These rusting 'ghost' ships are the last remnants of what was once the United States' National Defense Reserve Fleet, set to protect and serve in the hour of need. The NDRF was set up in the wake of the Second World War, and at its peak in the 1950s, the fleet consisted of nearly 2,280 ships moored across the United States. But as the need for the fleet has diminished, so has the number of vessels, and today, just over 120 ships remain, posing a risk to the environment in the bays where they are moored. Scroll down for video . Ghost ships: A number of the remaining ships in the United States' National Defense Reserve Fleet lay moored in James River, Virginia . Helping hand: The United States' National Defense Reserve Fleet was set up after the Second World War in 1945, in order to provide back-up in case of war or national emergencies . Diminished: At its height in 1950, the NDRF consisted of 2,277 ships, reduced to 230 by 2007, and 122 in April last year . The ships, jokily known as the 'Mothball Fleet', is so rarely used that many of the ships are falling apart, creating naval graveyards rather than emergency fleets. At its height in 1950, the NDRF consisted of 2,277 ships at eight anchorage sites: James River, Virginia; Beaumont, Texas; Suisun Bay, California; Stony Point, New York; Wilmington, North Carolina; Mobile, Alabama; Astoria, Oregon; and Olympia, Washington. Out of these eight, only James River, Beaumont and Suisun Bay exist today. Long years of neglect and disuse have turned these ships into near wrecks, with flaking paint polluting the waters with heavy metals and hazardous chemicals. The worst affected is the Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet, where less than 50 ships remain. At its peak, in 1952, the bay had 340 ships anchored. Today, less than 50 ships remain, slowly polluting the bay, which is a critical environmental area for fish and wildlife. The federal Maritime Administration has pledged to dismantle the fleet at Suisun Bay, with 25 ships in the worst condition taken out within two years and the remainder to be scrapped by the end of 2017. Reduced: Out of the original eight anchorage sites, only three; James River, Virginia; Beaumont, Texas and Suisun Bay, California remain . Pollution: The worst affected mooring side is Suisun Bay in California where less than 50 ships remain, slowly releasing toxins into the bay . Going, gone: At its peak, in 1952, the Suisun Bay, California site had 340 ships anchored - today, less than 50 ships remain . The federal Maritime Administration has pledged to dismantle the fleet at Suisun Bay, with 25 ships in the worst condition taken out within two years and the remainder to be scrapped by the end of 2017 . The NDRF was established to serve as a reserve of mainly merchant vessels to be activated for national defense and national emergency purposes. The vessels can be activated within 20 days to four months, in order to provide shipping during national emergencies, either military or non-military, such as commercial shipping crises. Throughout its first thirty years, the National Defense Reserve Fleet vessels were activated to help transporting coal and grains in times of shortage, and ships were brought in during the Korean War, the 1961 Berlin crisis and the Vietnam War. After the fall of Saigon in 1975, the National Defense Reserve Fleet was augmented by the Ready Reserve Fleet (RFF) to provide for military emergencies. Since then, ships have been activated to support U.S. troops and transport cargo in the Gulf War in 1990 and aided in several humanitarian disasters in the new millennium. In 2005, four National Defense Reserve Fleet ships were used for relief operations in the aftermath of hurricanes Katrina and Rita, and five years later, six were used in the wake of the devastating earthquake  in Haiti. Its most recent operation took place in the wake of Hurricane Sandy in 2012, when two National Defense Reserve Fleet training vessels were called in. As of April 30, 2014, only 122 vessels are left in the NDRF, and their numbers are reducing still. Zombie ship: One of the ships moored in Suisun Bay, California is covered in rust, slowly eating up the once-gray paint . No life: Long years of neglect and disuse have turned the ships into near wrecks, with flaking paint polluting the waters with heavy metals and hazardous chemicals . The ships, jokily known as the 'Mothball Fleet' is so rarely used that many of the ships are falling apart, creating naval graveyards rather than emergency fleets .",
        "generated_text": "United States; National Defense Reserve Fleet; 1945; need; ships; less than 50.",
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            "The National Defense Reserve Fleet was set up in 1945 to provide back-up in case of war or national emergencies . The fleet consisted of 2,280 ships, but as the need for the fleet has diminished, so has the number of vessels, leaving less than 50 ships today. The remaining ships pose a risk to the environment in the bays where they are moored .",
            "The United States' National Defense Reserve Fleet, established in 1945 to provide back-up in case of war or national emergencies, has seen their fleet reduced to less than 50 ships . The fleet consisted of nearly 2,280 ships at its peak in the 1950s and is so rarely used that many of the ships are falling apart, creating naval graveyards rather than emergency fleets . The ships are located in several mooring sites including James River, Virginia; Beaumont, Texas; Suisun Bay, California; Stony Point, New York; Wilmington, North Carolina; Mobile, Alabama; Astoria, Oregon; and Olympia, Washington.",
            "The National Defense Reserve Fleet was set up in the wake of the Second World War to provide back-up in case of war or national emergencies . At its peak in the 1950s, the fleet consisted of nearly 2,280 ships moored across the United States . Today, just over 120 ships remain, with the worst affected site polluting the waters with heavy metals and hazardous chemicals ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Russia yesterday lifted a ban on supplying Iran with an air defence missile system which could be used to protect nuclear sites. Vladimir Putin gave the go-ahead for the deal, with the defence ministry saying it was ready to supply the S-300 missile equipment ‘promptly’. The move is likely to anger both the U.S. and Israel at a time of heightened tensions between the world powers and following a landmark deal on nuclear weapons. Moscow blocked deliveries of the surface to air missiles to Iran in 2010 after the United Nations imposed sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear programme, barring hi-tech weapons sales. Russia yesterday lifted a ban on supplying Iran with the air defence S-300 missile system (above), which could be used to protect nuclear sites . But the Russian president lifted the ban after Tehran struck an interim deal with Britain and five other countries to curb nuclear activities in exchange for sanctions relief. The framework deal, reached this month, intended to significantly restrict Iran’s ability to produce nuclear weapons, while giving it relief from international sanctions. The negotiations have been heavily criticised by Israel which has warned against Iran having any nuclear activities. Russia signed the £545million ($800m) contract to sell Iran the S-300 missile system in 2007, but later suspended their delivery because of strong objections from the U.S. and Israel. Vladimir Putin (above) gave the go-ahead for the deal, with the defence ministry saying it was ready to supply the  equipment . The contract to deliver the system was heavily criticised by Israel and the U.S., who feared it could be used to protect Iranian nuclear sites. When it was cancelled, Iran filed a lawsuit with a court in Geneva, seeking £2.7billion ($4bn) in damages for breach of contract, but the court has not yet issued a ruling. Moscow said it had no choice but to annul the deal when the UN imposed sanctions, outlawing the sale of advanced weapons. Despite the sanctions, Russia and Iran have remained close allies. The deal on Iran’s suspected nuclear activities is supposed to be finalised by June 30. There is no firm agreement on how or when to lift the current sanctions. The announcement comes as the U.S. slammed Russia for flying a fighter jet close to a U.S. reconnaissance plane in an ‘unsafe and unprofessional manner’ last week. Pentagon spokesman Mark Wright said the U.S. was filing a complaint to Russia after the incident over the Baltic Sea, in the international airspace north of Poland. The U.S. crew believed the Russian pilot’s action were ‘unsafe and professional due to the aggressive manoeuvres it performed in close proximity to their aircraft and its high rate of speed’, Mr Wright added. Russian officials reportedly denied their pilot did anything wrong. The incident was not first time the U.S. protested to Moscow what it considered to be an unsafe intercept. Last April, a Russian fighter jet intercepted a US reconnaissance plane in international airspace over the Sea of Okhotsk.",
        "generated_text": "Vladimir Putin; the go-ahead; the deal; the defence ministry; the S-300 missile equipment. The move; likely to anger both the U.S.; Israel; heightened tensions; the world powers; a landmark deal; nuclear weapons.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Vladimir Putin gave the go-ahead  to supply the S-300 missile equipment .\nMoscow blocked deliveries to Iran in 2010 after the UN imposed sanctions .<END-1>",
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            "Russia has lifted a ban on supplying Iran with an air defence missile system which could be used to protect nuclear sites after Vladimir Putin gave the go-ahead for the deal . The move is likely to anger both the U.S. and Israel at a time of heightened tensions between the world powers and following a landmark deal on nuclear weapons . The defence ministry said it was ready to supply the S-300 missile equipment 'promptly' .",
            "Russia has lifted a ban on supplying Iran with an air defence missile system that can be used to protect nuclear sites . The S-300 missile equipment was initially blocked in 2010 after the United Nations imposed sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear programme . The move is likely to anger the U.S. and Israel at a time of heightened tensions between the world powers and following a landmark deal on nuclear weapons .",
            "Russia lifts ban on supplying Iran with air defence missile system which could be used to protect nuclear sites . Vladimir Putin gave the go-ahead for the deal, with the defence ministry saying it was ready to supply the S-300 missile equipment ‘promptly’. The move is likely to anger both the U.S. and Israel at a time of heightened tensions between the world powers and following a landmark deal on nuclear weapons ."
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        "sample_id": "test_288",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A picture posing with a St Bernard dog in front of the snowy peak of the Matterhorn must top the list for the ultimate Swiss souvenir. But that iconic photo opportunity has been consigned to history after a Swiss town bans selfies with the giant rescue dogs. Zermatt in the Upper Valais area of Switzerland has imposed the ban after a report from an animal welfare charity alleged the dogs were kept in 'miserable conditions'. Scroll down for video . Posing with dogs like these St Bernards has now been banned by the Swiss town of Zermatt . According to the Swiss Animal Protection Agency, the St Bernard dogs are being kept as tourist props by a company in the town that treats them very badly. The organisation has carried out investigations into the conditions the dogs were being kept since 2012 and published a report earlier this year. The report said said when they were not being taken out on excursions with tourists, the dogs  were being kept locked up in confined conditions in an unheated condemned building for long periods of time. It claimed the dogs are left without food or water in foul smelling conditions and are not given enough exercise. When they are put on show,  the dogs are kept in the cold for long periods of time and quickly grow tired while posing for photographs, sometimes with children riding on their backs. The organisation has been calling for the town council of Zermatt to ban the use of the dogs for many years. In a statement, SAP said the town's decision showed it 'loves the animals'. Zermatt, under the shadow of the Matterhorn is a popular tourist desitnations . It said: 'SAP rejoices that the town of Zermatt has now taken action to ban taking pictures of St Bernard dogs in its territory. 'Zematt has shown that it loves the animals and it will put an end to the contemptible and dangerous shows these dogs were made part of by being used as tourist props. 'For several years, the SAP, and its section working in the Upper Valais have criticised the conditions in which these animals are kept, and time and time again, has complained about those who keep the animals in captivity, for their violation of laws on the protection of animals. 'The SAP will continue to do all its can to make sure these dogs, which at the moment are housed in a condemned building in miserable conditions flout animal protection rules, are kept in comfortable conditions that meet their needs. 'The SPA is offering its help on the condition those holding the owners decided to put these dogs in better accommodation after they have been used purely as objects for hire.' The mayor of the town, Christophe Bürgin, told Swiss radio station Walliser Bote: 'No Saint Bernard dogs will be used for photo shoots with tourists on the peaks of Gornergrat and Sunnegga. 'We have been able to convince providers that it is not right to continue to offer pictures in that way.' He said over the summer a few dogs might be found because of long-term contracts with tour operators but the practice will be stamped out by next winter. In March the association filed a legal complaint against the St Bernard owners, claiming that the dogs’ living and working conditions were abusive. MailOnline has contacted the St Bernard owners for comment.",
        "generated_text": "Zermatt; Upper Valais; Switzerland; ban; report; dogs;'miserable conditions; Swiss Animal Protection Agency.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Swiss town of Zermatt bans tourists taking pictures of St Bernard dogs .\nComes after Swiss Animal Protection Agency into miserable conditions the dogs are kept in .\nThe report says they are locked up in a condemned building or made to stand in the cold for hours at a time .<END-1>",
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            "Zermatt, in the Upper Valais area of Switzerland, has banned selfies with St Bernard dogs after a report from an animal welfare charity alleged they were being kept in 'miserable conditions'. The dogs were being used as tourist props by a company in the town and were being kept locked up in confined conditions in an unheated condemned building for long periods of time . The Swiss Animal Protection Agency had been calling for the town council of Zermatt to ban the use of the dogs for many years.",
            "Zermatt, Switzerland has banned selfies with St Bernard dogs after a report from the Swiss Animal Protection Agency alleged the dogs were kept in 'miserable conditions' . The dogs are being used as tourist props by a company in the town that treats them very badly . The dogs are kept locked up in a condemned building for long periods of time without food, water or enough exercise ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Bolton Wanderers defender Marc Tierney is poised to announce his retirement on Thursday. The 29-year-old left-back fractured his ankle playing against Yeovil in September 2013 and following a series of operations and advice from specialists in America he has been forced to cut short his career. Tierney, who joined Bolton from Norwich, was set for a call up to the Republic of Ireland squad prior to his injury. Bolton defender Marc Tierney has been forced to take early retirement following a long-term ankle injury . Tierney started his career at Oldham Athletic in 2003 , rising through the ranks at the club's academy and making 44 appearances for the first-team, before a switch to Shrewsbury Town four years later. He spent another four years at Shrewsbury, with one of those a loan spell at Colchester United. He then moved to Colchester permanently before signing for Norwich in 2010, where he was part of the Canaries side that won promotion to the Premier League. After being released from Carrow Road, Tierney had established himself as Bolton's first-choice left-back. Tierney (left), during his Norwich days, tracks Everton's attacking midfielder Royston Drenthe (right)",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Bolton left-back Marc Tierney is set to hang up his boots .\nThe 29-year-old has been forced into early retirement after failing to recover from a fractured ankle suffered against Yeovil in September 2013 .\nHe underwent a series of operations and received specialist advice .<END-1>",
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            "Bolton Wanderers defender Marc Tierney is poised to announce his retirement on Thursday . The 29-year-old left-back fractured his ankle playing against Yeovil in September 2013 and following a series of operations and advice from specialists, he has been forced to cut short his career."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Muslim cleric has issued a fatwa ordering a woman to agree to sex with her husband even if they are on the back of a camel, as he denounces the idea of marital rape as 'made up by European people'. Perak Mufti Tan Sri Harussani Zakaria claims that, according to the Prophet Mohammed, a wife can only refuse her husband sex if she is menstruating, sick or just given birth. Her right to say no, he asserted, was lost the moment her father handed her to her new husband. Outrageous: Perak Mufti Tan Sri Harussani Zakaria said women should never say no to their husbands - and claimed marital rape was 'made up' by Europeans, so there was no need for Muslims to take any notice . Zakaria told Malay Mail Online:  'Even the Prophet says even when they're riding on the back of the camel, when the husband asks her, she must give. 'So there's no such thing as rape in marriage. This is made by European people, why should we follow?' Unsurprisingly, his religious edict and outrageous comments have horrified many in his home country of Malaysia and beyond. Writing in MalaysiaKini.com, Joshua Teh, an advocacy officer at the Women’s Centre for Change in Penang, said: 'Have we not provided excuses for rapists long enough? 'We need to recognise that women, both married and not married, have the right over their own bodies, and that includes the right to reject sex. 'To turn a blind eye to that right is to reduce the woman’s dignity as a person and to further normalise the prevalence of sexual crimes in our society.' Disgusted: His claim that women couldn't even say no if they were on a camel has horrified many in the mainly Muslim country, where an estimated 3,000 women a year are raped . However, another mufti has said sex between a married couple must take place in a 'harmonious situation so as not to hurt each other' - which means rape is not possible. What's more, Dr Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin - known as 'Dr Maz' - has said a man is not allowed to refuse sex with his wife, nor is he allowed to stop without 'getting consensus from his wife for fear that she did not have time to enjoy'.",
        "generated_text": "Muslim cleric; women; sex; husband; camel; Marriage; Europeans; Perak Mufti; Harussani Zakaria.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Malaysian cleric claims marital rape is  'made up by European people'\nComments came after the launch of country's 'No Excuses' rape campaign .\nBut another Islamic scholar has now said men are also banned from refusing their wives - nor are they allowed to leave them 'unsatisfied'<END-1>",
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            "A Muslim cleric has issued a fatwa ordering a woman to agree to sex with her husband even if they are on the back of a camel . Perak Mufti Tan Sri Harussani Zakaria claims that, according to the Prophet Mohammed, a wife can only refuse her husband sex if she is menstruating, sick or just given birth . His religious edict and comments have horrified many in his home country of Malaysia and beyond .",
            "A Muslim cleric, Perak Mufti Tan Sri Harussani Zakaria, has issued a fatwa ordering women to agree to sex with their husbands even if they are on the back of a camel . He claimed that there is no such thing as rape in marriage and that the idea is 'made up by European people' . His comments have horrified many in Malaysia and beyond .",
            "A Muslim cleric has issued a fatwa for women to agree to sex with their husbands, even when they are on a camel . Perak Mufti Tan Sri Harussani Zakaria said that marital rape is made up by the European people, so there is no need for Muslims to take any notice . His religious edict and outrageous comments have horrified many in his home country of Malaysia and beyond ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Georgia high school basketball coach Greg Scott hadn't been feeling well lately, so on Monday he went to his doctor where he was shocked to discover he had leukemia. Less than 24 hours after the devastating diagnosis, the 51-year-old married father of two and grandfather unexpectedly succumbed to the deadly disease. For the past eight years, Scott had taught special education and social studies at Cass High School and was the school's head basketball coach. Sudden death: Less than 24 hours after Georgia high school basketball coach Greg Scott (left) was diagnosed with leukemia, he succumbed to the illness . Mentor: For the past eight years, Scott (pictured right with his son) had taught special education and social studies at Cass High School and was the school's head basketball coach . Towering figure: The teacher and sports coach was universally remembered as a deeply caring, wise man who was committed to his students and players . But those who knew him, including his colleagues and players, say there was much more to Scott than his love of sports. False hope: Initially, Scott (pictured with daughter Cieanna) and his family were told that his leukemia was treatable . Greg Scott, 51, a basketball coach at Cass High School in Georgia, likely had contracted a fast-moving type of leukemia, known as acute myeloid leukemia, months before his death but was diagnosed only a day before he lost his brief battle with the illness. Leukemia is a type of cancer that starts in cells that form new blood cells. These cells are found in the soft, inner part of the bones called the bone marrow. In patients who suffers from AML, the cancer grows quickly, and if not treated, could be fatal in a matter of months. With acute types of leukemia such as AML, bone marrow cells do not mature the way they're supposed to. These immature cells, called blast cells, just keep building up. Because it is ‘acute,’ this type of leukemia can spread quickly to the blood and to other parts of the body such as lymph nodes; liver; spleen; brain and spinal cord, as well as testicles in men. This type of cancer is considered rare and has a five-year survival rate of only 24 per cent. AML can be treated with radiation, chemotherapy stem cell transplant, but like with other types of cancer, early detection is key. ‘He was more about teaching kids how to be good people,’ Principal Mike Nelson told Atlanta Journal Constitution. ‘He wasn’t worried about winning or losses.’ A spokeswoman for the Bartow County Schools said Scott had fallen ill a few weeks ago and was diagnosed with pneumonia. After a week off for Spring Break, the coach returned to work Monday but still was not feeling well. The 51-year-old school staffer took a sick day and sought medical treatment. Tests showed that the father of two had leukemia - a potentially terminal cancer of the blood. He was taken to Northside Hospital that day, where he suddenly passed away Wednesday morning. Coach Scott was described in glowing terms as an active member of the Cass High School community who was always willing to lend his colleagues a helping hand. Bobby Hughes, Cass' head football coach and longtime friend of Scott’s, said his unexpected passing devastated the entire school. Scott’s former player and assistant coach Drew McKaig told The Daily Tribune News the 51-year-old had made an enormous impact on the lives of students and colleagues alike. ‘He would talk to them. He would encourage people and pick them up,’ McKaig said. ‘Just him being a mentor to me and always talking to me, the one thing he always emphasized was not only wins and basketball games.’ The young assistant coach said that when Scott was transferred to the hospital Tuesday, he went to visit him. He remembered that the cancer-stricken man seemed determined to beat the disease. ‘He kept saying, “All I can do is fight it,”’ McKaig recalled. Initially, Scott and his family were told that his leukemia was treatable, but the reality turned out to be much bleaker. ‘He fought, but you can’t win every game,’ McKaig said. ‘You can’t win every battle.’ Following his passing Wednesday morning, Scott’s heartbroken players and students took to social media to mourn their loss. Junior Mike Sims wrote: ‘Coach Scott was like a father figure to me ... you will be missed I promise.’ Loving father: The 51-year-old leaves behind his wife, daughter Cieanna (left) and son Trey (right) Family man: The married father of two got to enjoy a few years with his young grandson, Luke Sisk (far right)",
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            "Georgia high school basketball coach Greg Scott died less than 24 hours after being diagnosed with leukemia . The 51-year-old married father of two and grandfather had taught special education and social studies at Cass High School for the past eight years and was the school's head basketball coach .",
            "Georgia high school basketball coach Greg Scott, 51, passed away less than 24 hours after he was diagnosed with leukemia . The married father of two and grandfather had taught special education and social studies at Cass High School in Georgia for the past eight years and was the school's head basketball coach . He was remembered as a deeply caring, wise man who was committed to his students and players .",
            "Georgia high school basketball coach Greg Scott was diagnosed with leukemia and died in less than 24 hours . He was 51 and leaves behind a wife, daughter, son, and young grandson . He had taught special education and social studies at Cass High School, where he was the head basketball coach ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)A massive brawl involving two dozen people at a Queens, New York, casino was captured on video Friday night. The cell phone video shows a number of men throwing punches and even chairs into crowds of people. Stanchions can be seen flying and being used as weapons in the chaotic scene. The fight took place in the food court area of Resorts World Casino where approximately 300 people were still at the scene when police arrived, according to the New York Police Department. One witness told CNN affiliate WCBS the scene was \"chaotic\" and compared it to a World Wrestling Entertainment event. The brawl took place in front of Fat Tuesday, which opened at the food court Friday. Police said that there was a drink special advertised at the casino. Several thousand dollars' worth of damages was done to the casino, police said, and an officer was taken to the hospital for a hand injury. Three men were arrestted in connection to the brawl, according to police. Two of the men were given a summons for disorderly conduct and released, while the third remains in custody and has been charged with obstructing governmental administration, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. Police were not able to confirm the cause of the fight and the case is still under investigation, the NYPD said. CNN's Joe Sutton contributed to this report.",
        "generated_text": "Video; people; punches; crowds; Resorts World Casino; Queens; New York; Police; three men; connection; the brawl.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The video shows people throwing chairs and stanchions .\nFriday was the grand opening of Fat Tuesday at the casino .\nThree men have been arrested .<END-1>",
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            "A brawl involving two dozen people at a Queens, New York casino was captured on video ; three men were arrested in connection to the brawl . Several thousand dollars' worth of damages was done to the casino and an officer was taken to the hospital for a hand injury .",
            "A massive brawl involving two dozen people at a Queens, New York, casino was captured on video Friday night . The fight took place in the food court area of Resorts World Casino where approximately 300 people were still at the scene when police arrived . Three men were arrested in connection to the brawl .",
            "A massive brawl involving two dozen people at a Queens, New York, casino was captured on video Friday night . Several thousand dollars' worth of damages was done to the casino and three men were arrested in connection to the brawl . One witness described the scene as \"chaotic\" and compared it to a World Wrestling Entertainment event ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: UKIP is only seen as racist by white people, Nigel Farage has claimed. The party leader said that he gets an ‘unbelievably’ positive welcome when he meets black people. But he said claims the party is racist have stopped many supporters – including internationally acclaimed rock stars and billionaires – from backing him publicly. Mr Farage said that when he goes into ‘black parts’ of London he gets a warm reception. UKIP leader Nigel Farage (pictured canvassing today) says the party is only seen as racist by white people . ‘I stopped this morning to get some newspapers in a petrol station in Catford [south east London]. Everybody was black, getting petrol, buying newspapers,’ he said. ‘It's unbelievable, they all wanted selfies and pictures. And the only people who think Ukip are racist are white people, middle class white people. ‘Come with me to a black part of south London, walk down the street, and you will find black people going: 'Hey man, good to see you‎”.’ Mr Farage said the idea that Ukip is racist is based on ‘no evidence whatsoever’. ‘It is the self-loathing that the middle and upper classes in Britain have about themselves in this country and they’ve convinced themselves that Ukip is a racist party on the basis of no evidence whatsoever, he said. ‘These Michael Heseltine types, they hate Britain, “oh things are done so much better on the continent”, they’ve built up this narrative that Ukip is racist, black people don’t think that.’ Mr Farage said supporters in the Thanet South constituency where he is standing to become an MP had been targeted by vandals. Nigel Farage claims that he gets an ‘unbelievably’ positive welcome when he meets black people . He added that claims the party is racist have stopped many supporters – including internationally acclaimed rock stars and billionaires – from backing him publicly . He said one man had his garage spray-painted with the word ‘racist’ three times in a month because he displayed ‘Vote Ukip’ signs. Mr Farage added: ‘I’ve got internationally acclaimed rock stars, famous actors and actresses, billionaire owners and runners of FTSE 100 companies who in private support me, who will not say a word in public because they are so scared of what will be said about them. ‘That’s where we are and that’s how we get the phenomenon of the “shy kipper” and I’m getting people who say “I wouldn’t even tell a pollster on the phone that I’m voting Ukip in case they smash my windows in”. ‘That is how much fear and loathing has been put on us.’ As Mr Farage canvassed in the Kent constituency he met one supporter who said he hoped the Ukip leader would become Prime Minister, but said he did not think it would happen at this election because ‘we have got too many foreigners over here at the moment who are eligible to vote and will obviously not be voting Ukip’. Asked what he thought of the remarks, Mr Farage said: ‘Well in London he might have a point.’ He added: ‘He is the sort person Ed Miliband would condemn as being an appalling and despicable human being, but these are real people.’ Whilst knocking on doors, Mr Farage was also greeted by an eight-year-old boy who told him: ‘Thank you for trying to take our country back.’ Cameron should have offered me a deal but he thinks I'm a ghastly yobbo . Nigel Farage has said the Tories would have offered him an election pact if they had ‘half a brain cell’. But he Ukip leader said David Cameron had not tried to strike a deal because he sees him as a ‘ghastly yobbo’. Mr Farage pictured celebrating St George's Day with a pint at the Northwood Club in Ramsgate yesterday . He said: ‘If the Tories had half a brain cell they would have come to me with a deal six months ago . ‘But they see me as a member of the lower orders, that's how Osborne and Cameron look at me. Well fine, I don't care.’ Asked how they could see him as a ‘member of the lower orders’ when like them he attended a public school, Mr Farage said: ‘Don't forget, unlike them I had to work for a living. 'That's quite a big difference. I'm not a trustafarian. ‘A ghastly yobbo, that's what they think I am. They're never brave enough to tell anybody to their face what they really think, they don't do things like that I do.’ Mr Farage said that the deal could have been an agreement not to stand against each other in certain seats. He said: ‘I don't think Ukip would have accepted it anyway, but if I'd been them, I'd have said well look here's 25 seats ‎in the Midlands and the North - like Dudley North, Grimsby, Rotherham and Heywood and Middleton - where they haven't got a cat's chance in hell, but against that in Somerton and Frome where you've got up to 22 or 23 per cent Ukip vote where they're trying to get rid of the Lib Dems. ‘If I was in their boots that is what I'd have considered, but they just no didn't consider it.’",
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            "UKIP leader Nigel Farage claims that the party is only seen as racist by white people . When he goes to 'black parts' of London he gets a warm reception . Farage says that claims the party is racist have stopped many supporters - including internationally acclaimed rock stars and billionaires - from backing him publicly .",
            "Nigel Farage, UKIP leader, claims that the party is only seen as racist by white people . He says that the party gets a warm reception from people of other races and that claims of racism have stopped many supporters from backing the party publicly . Farage believes that this is because middle and upper classes in Britain hate the country and have built up a narrative that UKIP is racist, but people of ethnic minorities do not think that."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Fernando Torres has played with some great players over the years but the on-loan Atletico Madrid striker regards Steven Gerrard as the best. Torres spent three-and-half-seasons at the English club and struck up a close friendship with the former England captain, even returning to Anfield to play in his charity match against Jamie Carragher's side. Since leaving the club in 2011, Torres has never quite found his best form - suffering a miserable time with Chelsea before signing for AC Milan and returning to Atletico on loan. He has scored four times since heading back to Spain in January. Fernando Torres (left) and Steven Gerrard became good friends during his successful career at Liverpool . He told Marca Plus Magazine: 'Out of all the great players I have played with, Gerrard, for me, is the best. 'But he is more than that - he is a good friend who, as a captain, is always there for his players. 'I know what Liverpool means to him, so yes I would have loved to see my friend finish his final season with a trophy, but it was not to be. 'He has had so much success for Liverpool that I am sure the final game is going to be very emotional for him and the fans.' Torres' new side travel to rivals Real Madrid for a place in the Champions League semi-final on Wednesday, knowing that they haven't lost to their neighbours in the previous six matches. The 31-year-old has struggled for form since leaving the club and has only scored four goals for Atletico . Gerrard was unable to end his Liverpool career on a high by winning the FA Cup after defeat by Aston Villa .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Fernando Torres hailed Steven Gerrard as the best he ever played with .\nThe 31-year-old struck up a friendship with Gerrard while at Liverpool .\nTorres has never quite rekindled his top form since leaving Anfield .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .<END-1>",
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            "Atletico Madrid striker Fernando Torres regards Steven Gerrard as the best player he has played with . Torres has played with some great players over the years but regards Gerrard as the best . He has scored four times since heading back to Spain in January.",
            "On-loan Atletico Madrid striker Fernando Torres regards Steven Gerrard as the best player he has ever played with . The two developed a close friendship while Torres was with Liverpool . Torres has struggled for form since leaving Liverpool in 2011.",
            "Fernando Torres considers Steven Gerrard the best player he has ever played with . The Liverpool legend and former England captain is also a good friend of the on-loan Atletico Madrid striker . Torres has scored four times since rejoining Atletico in January ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Juventus and Liverpool are continuing to monitor developments with Chelsea midfielder Oscar. The Brazil international has been criticised by Jose Mourinho in recent weeks and there are question marks over his future. Chelsea want to strengthen in the summer and may need a high profile departure to help balance the books. Juventus and Liverpool are interested in signing Chelsea 23-year-old midfielder Oscar . Oscar in action during Chelsea's 1-0 Premier League victory against Queens Park Rangers last weekend . Oscar cost Chelsea £19.35m and they would want a substantial profit on the 23 year-old. Paris Saintt Germain have shown interest in the past also. Juventus want a playmaker for next season and Brazil boss Carlos Dunga advised them to buy Oscar. 'He reminds me of Roberto Baggio,' he said. 'Oscar has technique, reads situations well and is a modern and versatile trequartista. He reminds me of Roberto Baggio, but also has similarities to Massimiliano Allegri. The former Sao Paulo youngster has struggled to make an impact for Chelsea this season . Brazil coach Dunga (pictured) revealed the Chelsea midfielder reminds him of Roberto Baggio . 'Brazilians like to have fun with their football, which hasn’t happened to Oscar very much recently, but I met Jose Mourinho and he spoke highly of all his Brazilian players. 'I tell Allegri that Oscar is strong and also a good lad. A forward line with him, Carlos Tevez and Alvaro Morata would drive any Coach crazy. 'It wouldn’t be a step backwards for Oscar to go to Juventus. He’d be decisive in Serie A and whether he plays for Juventus or Chelsea it’ll always be a great club.' Oscar celebrates scoring Chelsea's fourth goal during the 5-0 victory against Swansea in January .",
        "generated_text": "Juventus; Liverpool; Chelsea; Oscar; 23; Brazil; Jose Mourinho.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Chelsea could consider selling Brazilian midfielder Oscar this summer .\nBoth Juventus and Liverpool are keeping tracking of developments .\nOscar has struggled to maintain a first team place this season .<END-1>",
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            "Juventus and Liverpool are monitoring Chelsea midfielder Oscar, who's been criticised by Jose Mourinho recently . Chelsea may need a high-profile departure to balance the books . Oscar cost Chelsea £19.35m and they would want a substantial profit on the 23 year-old .",
            "Juventus and Liverpool are monitoring developments with Chelsea midfielder Oscar . The 23-year-old Brazil international has been criticised by Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho in recent weeks and there are questions over his future . The former Sao Paulo youngster has struggled to make an impact for Chelsea this season .",
            "Juventus and Liverpool are interested in signing Chelsea 23-year-old midfielder Oscar . Jose Mourinho has criticised the Brazilian in recent weeks . Chelsea may need a high profile departure to help balance the books ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Children who watch films featuring alcohol consumption are more likely to binge drink, a new study has revealed. Scientists quizzed more than 5,000 British teenagers about their drinking habits and the films they had watched from a list of 50, including Bridget Jones' Diary and Aviator. Those who had watched the most films which featured characters drinking alcohol were 20 per cent more likely to have tried alcohol and 70 per cent more likely to binge drink. Danger: Young people who watch films where characters drink alcohol (such as The Hangover) are more likely to binge drink . The research also revealed that between 1989 and 2008 almost three quarters of popular UK box office films depicted alcohol use - but only six per cent were classified as adult only. Lead author Andrea Waylen, from Bristol University, said children were not getting an accurate perception of drinking  - and called for films to be rated by alcohol content. She said: 'Alcohol is a drug and it has potentially adverse effects, not only for individuals but also for family and friends. 'It's not very often that we see the adverse effects of alcohol portrayed - like vomiting, rotten hangovers. 'In my view, we don't really get an accurate representation of what alcohol is like.' The research is the latest installment from the Children of the 90s study. It involved 5,000 British 15-year-olds who were questioned on a variety of topics in the mid-2000s. They were asked which films they had seen from a list of 50 popular releases the researchers had already watched  - and had added up the minutes in each film that showed alcohol use. Role model: Daniel Craig's character James Bond (left) is partial to a vodka martini. The new research revealed that between 1989 and 2008 almost three quarters of popular UK box office films depicted alcohol use - but only six per cent were classified as adult only . The results revealed that children who had watched the most alcohol scenes were almost two-and-a-half times more likely to have a drink more than once per week. They were also twice as likely to have alcohol-related problems than those less exposed. The study concluded that the current rating system was not adequate for parents trying to limit their childrens' exposure to drinking. Dr Waylen added: 'My guess is there needs to be a level of identification with the drinker in the film. 'Kids are more likely to identify with consuming characters in films where alcohol use is made to look cool, get you friends, win the girl or boy. 'Adverse outcomes from alcohol use are a large societal public health problem and rating films according to alcohol content may reduce problem-related alcohol use and associated harm in young people.' The study was published in the journal Pediatrics.",
        "generated_text": "Children; drinking; films; Alcohol use; 20 per cent; the most.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Scientists quizzed more than 5,000 teenagers about their drinking habits .\nAlso the films they watched, including Bridget Jones' Diary and Aviator .\nThose who watched most films featuring characters drinking alcohol were 20% more likely to have tried alcohol and 70% more likely to binge drink .\nResearchers have called for films to be rated by alcohol content .<END-1>",
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            "Children who watch films featuring alcohol consumption are 20% more likely to have tried alcohol and 70% more likely to binge drink, according to a new study . Between 1989 and 2008 almost three quarters of popular UK box office films depicted alcohol use but only six per cent were classified as adult only . The research also said films should be rated by alcohol content .",
            "Children who watch films featuring alcohol consumption are more likely to binge drink . Those who had watched the most films which featured characters drinking alcohol were 20 per cent more likely to have tried alcohol and 70 per cent more likely to binge drink . Between 1989 and 2008 almost three quarters of popular UK box office films depicted alcohol use .",
            "Children who watch films featuring alcohol consumption are more likely to binge drink, a new study has revealed . Those who had watched the most films which featured characters drinking alcohol were 20 per cent more likely to have tried alcohol and 70 per cent more likely to binge drink ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: When Hillary Clinton steps off her road-trip van on Tuesday at a rural Iowa community college, she might not be greeted by cheering throngs. Daily Mail Online spoke to students at Kirkwood Community College's regional center in Jones County, where the former secretary of state will hold her first low-key campaign event. The outlook isn't sunny for the kickoff of her 'listening tour': Of the ten students interviewed in the school's public lounge, only two would speak kindly of Mrs. Clinton. 'She's going to push some emotional thing on us,' predicted student Hallie Corum in between classes. 'What else is she supposed to do?' 'She's going to be, like, talking s**t.' 'TALKING S**T': Hillary Clinton launched her presidential campaign on Sunday and hit the road in a van, en route to a skeptical bunch of community college students in Monticello, Iowa . Corey Jones said he suspects that Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama want immigration reform because it would result in a new generation of grateful Democratic voters – and he plans to ask her about it on Tuesday . Kirkwood Community College's outpost in rural Monticello serves hundreds of students, including some who are still high school juniors and seniors . Corum declined to be photographed, flashing an impish grin. Corey Jones, a graphic design student, is among those chosen to question Mrs. Clinton in a roundtable setting on Tuesday. He said his teachers chose him to join a group of 'from 6 to 8' students whowill participate because 'I pay attention to politics,' something his friends around a table agreed with. 'I didn't know Hillary Clinton was running,' one young woman said. 'Is she running? Go ask Corey. He's up on all that stuff.' Jones said he plans to ask Hillary about illegal immigration. 'It's – well, Immigration reform,' he told Daily Mail Online. 'You know, Obama's plan was to make the illegal immigrants legal.' 'She's part of all that. And some people think – well, I think maybe – it's just a tactic to have more Democratic votes' from millions of grateful new citizens. Jones, like Corum, will vote in his first presidential election next year. He said Clinton is holding her first campaign event at a community college 'because she's trying to appeal to youth, to young voters.' 'She announced it on YouTube. That's targeted at people my age, right?' Clinton set off on a 1,000-mile road trip Sunday in her home town of Chappaqua, New York, and headed to Iowa – where the nation's first primary caucuses will start the machinery that chooses major parties' presidential candidate. She announced Sunday afternoon that she was officially in the race. A female student who declined to be named speculated about Clinton's motives for taking ground transportation instead of a jet aircraft. 'Can you imagine if she stepped off a private jet in Des Moines or Iowa City and walked down a set of steps in realy expensive shoes and a thousand-dollar outfit?' she asked. 'That would be, um, a really bad idea. I like the van better. Is it a minivan? God, I hope it's not a minivan.' Future chef Ross Vander Peut said gay marriage is a 'deal-breaker' for him but worries that Hillary Clinton 'seems like, kinda like a control freak' Monticello, Iowa is a sleepy farm town whose main street is lined with shops sporting signs that look like relics from the mid-twentieth century . Most students in Monday's random sample chose not to talk about Mrs. Clinton. All of the will be old enough to vote next year for the first time in their lives. Three said they didn't have an opinion about the Democratic front-runner. One looked up, shook her head, and put a pair of earbuds on. Two more said they would rather remain silent. 'You know, it's that \"If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all\" deal,' a young woman offered from behind her tablet computer. Moments later a group of young men walked down a hallway mimicking Bill Clinton's infamous 'I did not have sexual relations with that woman' press conference – and laughing uproariously. One who would talk is Bri Parks, a speech and psychology student who wants to be an FBI profiler because she likes 'trying to figure out how the human brain works.' Clinton can work to earn her vote, Parks said. 'If I heard her opinions and liked her ideas, I would support her.' But 'I hope people don't vote for her just because she's a woman.' Asked for the nicest thing she could say about Mrs. Clinton, Parks said 'she's not going at this saying, \"Look, I'm a woman, so vote for me.\" She's not using her sex to prove a point.' 'She's looking at herself as a politician, not as a woman.' Students like these gathered in a Kirkwood Community College lounge and spoke with Daily Mail Online before and after classes on Monday . Bri Parks, a Kirkwood Community College student, said she hopes Americans don't vote for Hillary Clinton 'just because she's a woman' 'I don't think we should be putting people in extremely high political positions because of race, sex, or whatever,' Parks explained. 'Then you're doing things just because of what people look like.' Kirkwood serves between 22,000 and 26,000 students taking college-credit courses at sites in seven Iowa counties, according to a school official. The Monticello outpost is canceling many classes on Tuesday, making some students scratch their heads since 'this is the smallest part of Kirkwood,' as one pointed out. 'They could have had it somewhere else.' As it is, Kirkwood's students who do have class will have to dodge Secret Service agents and TV news cameras to get through the lobby. Some of them are recent high school graduates while others are finishing their 11th- and 12th-grade years collecting college credits one day per week. Ross Vander Peut, a self-described future chef, is one of the youngest. He's 16, a high-school junior, but will turn 18 just before the election. Vander Peut described himself as a libertarian – 'I like government to leave me alone,' he said – and gay marriage is 'a deal-breaker.' 'Equal rights, homosexual rights, it's one thing I will not sway on,' he told Daily Mail Online. 'If you are against gay marriage, you've lost my vote. There's nothing you can do to change it.' He hedged on Hillary, saying she 'seems like, kinda like a control freak.' 'But she also seems very strong-willed and determined. When she wants something done she probably does it herself.'",
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            "Students at a community college in Iowa, where Clinton is holding her first low-key campaign event on Tuesday, are skeptical of her motives for taking ground transportation instead of a jet aircraft . Of the ten students interviewed in the school's public lounge, only two spoke kindly of Mrs. Clinton . Kirkwood Community College serves hundreds of students, including some who are still high school juniors and seniors ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: George Osborne dodged questions over plans to offer more help to the country's top earners . Labour and Tory politicians have come to blows over the 45p top tax rate following the Chancellor's admission that establishing the threshold was not one of the Government's priorities. George Osborne has avoided calls to rule out further help for the country's top earners, offering vague answers when asked whether those raking in more than £50,000 could see the rate lowered. Instead he says the Conservatives are committed to raising the tax-free personal allowance bracket from £10,000 to £12,500. Raising 40 per cent tax so that it only applies to those earning at least £50,000 was also a priority, he said. At present anyone earning between £31,866 to £150,000 is taxed at the higher rate. Those earning above £150,000 are taxed at the higher rate of 45 per cent. But Labour politicians are calling for the amount to be raised to 50 per cent for those in the highest bracket. Accusing the current Government of prioritising 'helping the very richest', Shadow chief secretary Chris Leslie condemned the Chancellor's refusal to rule out offering reduced tax rates on high income salaries. When pressed in an interview with Sky News the Chancellor refused to rule out making further cuts for Britain's top earners, instead saying the issue was 'not a priority'. 'If that was our priority or our plan we would have made it part of our plan and made it one of our priorities. Scroll down for video . 'That's not our plan. Judge us by what we want to do and what we want to do is increase the tax-free personal allowance to £12,500 so people full-time on the minimum wage don't have to pay income tax and millions are better off,' he said. 'And when it comes to higher rate taxpayers our priority is increasing the threshold at which you pay that higher rate, the 40p rate, to £50,000.' 'Those are our big tax commitments for the coming parliament.' The Chancellor added that any deal between Labour and SNP would harm the country, claiming the latter's leader, Nicola Sturgeon, was 'much stronger' than the opposition leader . He also refused to commit to devoting 2 per cent of the budget to defence, the limit agreed by NATO members. David Cameron has faced repeated calls to commit to spending 2 per cent of the budget on defence . 'We made a commitment at Nato. We are spending it today. We have made a clear commitment to the future of the equipment budget, to increase that in real terms ..,. and we have made commitments on the size of the armed forces,' he said. 'I don't think anyone should be in any doubt ... about our commitment to strong national security'. He also said any deal struck between the SNP and Labour would harm the country, lambasting First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's attempts to broker such a partnership as 'disturbing'. 'The fact that the Labour Party, that was a party that campaigned for the Union in the referendum, is contemplating an arrangement with the SNP, who want to break up the country, is deeply disturbing.' He added the Scottish nationalist leaders were 'much stronger' than the opposition leader who he said would be overrun if they entered a coalition together. 'That would be bad for the entire United Kingdom, bad for the integrity of the Union but also bad for our economy because it would mean higher debts and higher taxes.' He also accused Ed Balls of 'running scared' by not agreeing to a debate with him and Danny Alexander, the Liberal Democrat Chief Secretary to the Treasury. The Chancellor accused Ed Balls of 'running scared' of a debate on the economy with himself and Danny Alexander .",
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            "UK Chancellor, George Osborne, has avoided calls to rule out further help for the country's top earners . Instead, Osborne says the Conservatives are committed to raising the tax-free personal allowance bracket from £10,000 to £12,500 and raising 40 per cent tax so that it only applies to those earning at least £50,000 . Labour politicians are calling for the amount to be raised to 50 per cent for those in the highest bracket .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A transgender South Carolina teenager who was told to remove her makeup for a driver's license photo has settled her lawsuit over the incident and a state agency has agreed to handle such cases differently, according to court documents. Under the terms of the settlement, the state DMV is changing its policy on how male and female license applicants may dress or wear makeup in their official photos. Agency employees will also get training on how to handle transgender customers and people who don't identify with either gender. Transgender teen Chase Culpepper, 17, who was born male but identifies as female, was told by DMV officials that she had to remove make-up (left) for her license photo last year (after taking off make-up right). After a legal battle, the policy has been changed and Miss Culpepper was allowed to wear makeup for her ID . The 17-year-old transgender teen won her legal battle against the state DMV to appear in her license with make-up and jewelry . Chase Culpepper, 17, who was born male but now identifies as female, regularly wears makeup and androgynous or women's clothing. After passing a driving test last year, she was told by officials at a DMV office in Anderson, about 100 miles northwest of Columbia, to remove her makeup because of a policy that bans license photos when someone is purposefully altering his or her appearance. After several attempts, Culpepper says the makeup was removed to the satisfaction of DMV employees, and a license photo was ultimately taken, a process the teen called degrading and humiliating. Culpepper and the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund, a New York legal defense group, wrote to DMV officials, asking that Culpepper be allowed to take a new photo. They eventually sued the agency, calling the policy unconstitutionally vague. In a release from the defense fund, Culpepper said she was pleased with the settlement, which also includes a requirement that the DMV officially apologize to her and allow her to take a license photo with her everyday makeup. 'My clothing and makeup reflect who I am,' Culpepper said. 'From day one, all I wanted was to get a driver's license that looks like me. Now I will be able to do that.' Under the settlement, the DMV also agrees to alter its policy to allow people to wear makeup in photos regardless of their gender. DMV officials on Wednesday declined to comment, saying the agency's policy is not to discuss any litigation, even after a settlement is reached. Following the victory, the South Carolina teen said: 'My clothing and makeup reflect who I am'",
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            "South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles is changing its policy on how male and female license applicants may dress or wear makeup in their official photos . This follows an incident in which a transgender teenager was told to remove her makeup for a driver's license photo . Under the settlement, the DMV also agrees to alter its policy to allow people to wear makeup in photos regardless of their gender .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: While the countdown for Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran's impending execution has begun, many are still holding out a glimmer of hope and calling for mercy during nation-wide vigils. Over 300 people gathered at Sydney Harbour for a candlelight vigil in front of a huge flower wall reading '#keephopealive' on Monday night. Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth also saw hoards of people congregate to show solidarity for the condemned duo. Scroll down for video . While the countdown is on for Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran's execution, many are still holding a glimmer of hope and attending nation-wide vigils . The two men are set to be executed just after the stroke midnight on Wednesday (3am AEST) 300 people gathered at the Blues Point Reserve on Sydney's north shore donning signs and candles . '#keephopealive' was erected using over 15,000 flowers donated by Amnesty International supporters . The Blues Point Reserve gathering in Sydney's north shore contained 15,000 flowers donated by Amnesty International supporters. 'Where there's life, there's hope and we will continue to campaign on this until we see that we just can't do this anymore and this is why we're all here this evening,' she said. 'Australians have come out and spoken out in opposition to the death penalty and in solidarity with Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran as well as all the others at imminent risk of execution.' The crowd held various signs, this one reads 'It's not too late Indonesia! I stand for Mercy' 'Where there's life, there's hope and we will continue to campaign on this until we see that we just can't do this anymore and this is why we're all here this evening,' said crisis campaigner Diana Sayed . Participants of all ages held flowers during the candlelight vigil on Sydney Harbour foreshore . 'Until that firing squad pulls the trigger there's hope. As long as there's breath, there's still hope,' Mr Sinnamon said . Candles were part of the Amnesty International vigil in Sydney's northshore . People held paintings and banners outside of the Indonesian consulate in Maroubra, Sydney on Monday. Over 50 people gathered to call on Indonesian president, Joko Widodo to show mercy for Chan and Sukumaran. Melbourne also saw a unified vigil held outside of the Indonesian Consulate General on Queens Road in the CBD. In Brisbane, supporters gathered on Monday morning at the Cathedral of St Stephen in a last ditch plea for clemency for the duo. People also held paintings and banners outside of the Indonesian consulate in Maroubra, Sydney on Monday . Over 50 people gathered to show solidarity for the condemned duo and plea for their clemency . The protesters held up signs reading 'Mercy: Andrew & Myuran' and 'Save Our Boys, Have a Heart' Young children also joined the vigil and held a banner reading 'murdering humans is NOT the answer!' According to the Brisbane Times, Australians Against Capital Punishment spokesman Don Sinnamon said there was still a glimmer of hope. 'Until that firing squad pulls the trigger there's hope. As long as there's breath, there's still hope,' Mr Sinnamon said. This comes after it was confirmed that Australians Andrew Chan and Sukumaran will be executed just after the stroke of midnight on Wednesday (3am AEST). Chan and Sukumaran both refused to sign their execution warrants during official proceedings on Saturday, saying they believed it would be unjust to kill them. 'He's found peace with what may happen but he and we all feel that this is a grave injustice and it did not have to be this way and it still doesn't have to be this way,' Chinthu Sukumaran told reporters, after spending a couple of hours with his brother. The duo were arrested over a heroin smuggling plot in 2005. Members of the migrant worker community in Jakarta have also showed their support for the condemned by holding a candlelight vigil for Filipina death row prisoner, Mary Jane Veloso who is set to be executed with the Australians and five others. Members of the Indonesian migrant worker community in Jakarta have showed support for Mary Jane Veloso . During a candlelight vigil, the group gathered outside of the presidential palace on Monday . Besides the Australian's, 6 others are set to be executed from Brazil, Indonesia, Nigeria and the Phillippines . The migrant workers held masks of Mary Jane Veloso over their faces to show their solidarity .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Two of England’s most ambitious and well-resourced academies go head-to-head on Monday night as Manchester City play Chelsea in the first leg of the FA Youth Cup final. Both teams are packed with talented players eager to make an impression in front of the TV cameras and stake their claim for first-team involvement in the seasons to come. Ahead of the match at City’s Academy Stadium we tell you everything you need to know. Dominic Solanke (second right) scores for Chelsea against Shakhtar Donetsk in the UEFA Youth League final . WHAT’S THE OCCASION? It’s the first leg of the FA Youth Cup final and it’ll take place at City’s 7,200-capacity Academy Stadium, in the shadow of the main Etihad Stadium and part of their £200m Etihad Campus that opened last year. The match kicks off at 7.45pm and will be shown live on ITV4. The second leg takes place next Monday at Stamford Bridge. HOW DID THE TEAMS GET THERE? City started their campaign with a 2-0 win over Oxford United in the third round just before Christmas, with goals from Marcus Wood and Bersant Celina sealing a comfortable win. Jason Wilcox’s team really had their shooting boots on in the fourth round, thrashing Coventry City 8-2. Brandon Barker was the star with three of them, while Thierry Ambrose (2), Pablo Maffeo, Javairo Dilrosun and Denzeil Boadu also cashed in. Man City's Thierry Ambrose (centre) scores his second goal during the 8-2 victory over Coventry . Manchester City's Isaac Buckley Ricketts (left) celebrates scoring during the semi-final against Leicester . It wasn’t as straightforward in the next round, with a solitary Celina strike beating Stoke City, but City were back to their free-scoring best in beating Crewe Alexandra 6-1 in the last eight. Having fallen behind early on, City stormed back to win thanks to goals from Aaron Nemane, Barker (2), Boadu, Celina and Ambrose. That set up a two-legged semi-final with Leicester City and they were very keen to get the job done, winning the home first leg 3-0. Nemane (2) and Boadu continued their scoring form. The second leg at the King Power Stadium was a formality and, having fallen behind to a second-half penalty, two goals in stoppage time from Isaac Buckley and Barker sealed a 5-1 aggregate win. Chelsea started their campaign at the beginning of December and were drawn away to Leeds United. An Izzy Brown penalty and a late second from Dominic Solanke got the Blues Youth Cup defence underway. Huddersfield Town were beaten 6-1 in the fourth round, with England under 18 star Solanke scoring a hat-trick. Tammy Abraham grabbed two and Kasey Palmer rounded off an emphatic win. And Joe Edwards’ team went goal crazy again in the fifth round, beating Swansea 6-0. This time it was Abraham scoring a treble and Solanke adding two. Palmer also got on the scoresheet. A tough trip to Newcastle United followed but the Blues finally prevailed in extra time with Brown, Solanke and Abraham on the scoresheet in a 3-0 win at St James’ Park. That set up a tasty semi-final tie with Tottenham and all seemed lost when Spurs took a 2-0 lead from the first leg at White Hart Lane. Chelsea were to fall further behind in the second leg at Stamford Bridge but mounted an extraordinary fightback. Izzy Brown (centre) scores for Cheslea against Tottenham as they staged a thrilling comeback last month . Goals from Solanke and Brown gave them hope before the break, before two in two minutes from Solanke and Charlie Colkett just after turned the game on its head. A Colkett penalty then put daylight between the teams as Chelsea won a thrilling tie 5-4 on aggregate. YOUTH CUP PEDIGREE . Manchester City have twice lifted the FA Youth Cup - in 1986 and 2008. The last of those saw them defeat Chelsea 3-1 at the Etihad after a 1-1 draw in London. Slovakian Vladimir Weiss was the star performer. He went on to make just five first-team appearances for City and now plays, aged 25, for Lekhwiya in the Qatari Stars League. Chelsea have made the competition their own in recent years and this is their fifth final in six seasons. Their wins in 2010, 2012 and 2014 added to earlier successes in 1960 and 1961. WHAT ARE THEY SAYING? City coach Jason Wilcox: ‘Our job is to recruit local lads. If we can get a group of Manchester-born lads into the first team then that's the ideal scenario. To do that is going to be really difficult but that's the challenge. We don't want local lads playing for Tottenham, Arsenal or Chelsea. It’s up to us to make sure that, via the scouting, we have at least the opportunity of showing them our programme. I’m convinced once they see us it’s very difficult to walk away from.’ Chelsea coach Joe Edwards: ‘Winning breeds confidence so to have a group of players coming back for this game who were crowned European champions last week [when the Under-19s won the UEFA Youth League] is a massive plus for us. Once you get a taste of winning, you want that feeling again and again.’ PLAYERS TO WATCH . MANCHESTER CITY . Brandon Barker - speedy winger who has been on the books at City’s academy since the age of eight. The Manchester-born teenager made a positive impression with 13 goals for the under 18s last season and has since progressed into Patrick Vieira’s Elite Development Squad. Has scored six time on the Youth Cup run and is an England under 19 international. Brandon Barker is an England Under 19 international and scored 13 goals for City's under 18s last season . Thierry Ambrose - capable of playing anywhere across the forward line, Ambrose was signed from Auxerre’s youth teams in 2013. Impressed in his first season with the under 18s, scoring 22 goals in 32 matches, enough to earn the Parisian a place in the EDS team. Has scored three times during City’s Youth Cup run. Ambrose (centre) scored 22 goals in 32 matches for City's under 18s after signing from Auxerre . Aaron Nemane - another who has scored three times during the Youth Cup run. Right winger Nemane made his debut for the City under 18 side at just 14 and made quite an impact by scoring twice. Has played mainly in the under 18 team but did travel to Croatia with the EDS squad last pre-season. Aaron Nemane (right) made his debut for Manchester City's under 18 side aged just 14 . CHELSEA . Dominic Solanke - enjoying an extraordinary season and hoping to win the Youth Cup for the second successive season having scored two goals in the last five minutes to sink Fulham last year. With 34 goals for Chelsea this season, he inspired them to UEFA Youth League success a week ago having scored in every round. Should he score in the final, he will also have scored in each round of the Youth Cup. England under 18 international. Solanke (left) has been in prolific form for Chelsea both at home and abroad this season . Jay Dasilva - earned rave reviews for his performances in the Youth League, with Ian Wright suggesting he was already better than any left-back in the Premier League. Still only 16, his mature performance have seen him already established in the under 21 team. Jay Dasilva has impressed for Chelsea at left-back and is a regular for the Under 21 team . Charlie Colkett - captain of the side and an important figure in the Chelsea midfield. Will set the tempo and drive the team forward with direct runs and intelligent passes. Very impressive all season, especially on the continental stage. Charle Colkett (right) is captain of Chelsea's youth cup side and has impressed all season .",
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            "Manchester City and Chelsea go head-to-head on Monday night in the first leg of the FA Youth Cup final . Both academies are packed with talented players eager to make an impression in front of the TV cameras , with the second leg taking place at Stamford Bridge next Monday. Manchester City have twice lifted the FA Youth Cup, whilst this is Chelsea's fifth final in six seasons .",
            "Manchester City and Chelsea will compete in the first leg of the FA Youth Cup final on Monday night at City’s Academy Stadium . Both teams are packed with talented players who are eager to make an impression in front of the TV cameras and stake their claim for first-team involvement in the seasons to come. The second leg takes place next Monday at Stamford Bridge ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A brand new £4million apartment block in a World Heritage Site is facing demolition after residents complained that it was four feet wider than approved. Landmark Developments Ltd tore down a derelict property in Bath city centre and replaced it with a modern block of 14 flats. But residents complained that the development was three feet higher and four feet wider than the plans approved by the council. A brand new £4million apartment block in Bath (pictured) is facing demolition - because it is four feet wider than approved . Bath and North East Somerset Council says the developer has committed a 'breach of planning control' and ordered the building to be bulldozed. Dr Douglas Bernardt, a local resident with a PHD in architecture, described the situation as 'madness'. He said: 'I don't know how it was possible that things have got to this stage. 'Lots of money will have been spent on this and I can't understand why it was built different to what they had permission for. It's total madness. 'Architecturally I think there is nothing to complain about. The flats look nice, it's not aggressive to look at.' But Architect David Hadfield claimed the building was 1.5ft higher and just under three feet wider in some places than the approved plans. He said: 'Late in the design process the building’s insurers insisted on the introduction of a steel frame which resulted in the increase in width, and improved noise separation increased floor thicknesses adding to the height.' Planning permission for the development at 43 Upper Oldfield Park was granted in 2009 following three rejections since 2007. Planning permission for the development at 43 Upper Oldfield Park was granted in 2009 following three rejections since 2007 . Bath and North East Somerset Council says the developer has committed a 'breach of planning control' and ordered the building (right) to be bulldozed . The average price of a two-bedroom flat in the area is £289,000, meaning the 14 flats would be worth at least £3.9million on the open market. In October last year - as the building neared completion - residents complained that it differed from the  approved plans. Bath and North East Somerset Council halted construction and ordered Landmark Development to apply for retrospective permission. Planning officers said they thought the work was 'acceptable' and said permission should be granted. But the council's Development Control Committee disagreed and rejected the proposals on April 17, giving the developer six months to demolish the building. Architect David Hadfield submitted this drawing of the development showing the approved height and width in grey and the existing building in bold . The committee said it felt the development was 'harmful' to the character and appearance of the conservation area. Landmark Development is appealing against the decision and a  meeting will be held next week. Marc Willis, who is the developer's planning consultant, described the council's decision as 'unreasonable'. He said: 'The report suggests the complete demolition and it must be done within six months. The developer is very concerned and is doing everything to stop it. 'The planning officers said the plans were okay, but the council said no. The idea that they have ignored the officers is just wrong. 'We have been in constant dialogue with the council. Demolition goes well beyond what is needed to remedy the issue. 'There are 14 flats which should be on the market now, but you can't move in without planning permission. It is an expensive and unnecessary position to be in. 'If the council followed its officers, we wouldn't find ourselves in this situation. There would be significant work to do, but we consider a demolition is unreasonable.'",
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            "A brand new £4 million apartment block in Bath is facing demolition after residents complained it was 4ft wider than approved . Bath and North East Somerset Council says developer Landmark Developments Ltd committed a \"breach of planning control\" and ordered the building to be bulldozed . Planning permission was granted for the development in 2009 following three rejections since 2007.",
            "Bath and North East Somerset Council has ordered the demolition of a new £4m apartment block after residents complained it was four feet wider than approved . Landmark Developments Ltd had torn down a derelict property in Bath city centre and replaced it with a modern block of 14 flats . Development was three feet higher and four feet wider than the plans approved by the council.",
            "A £4m apartment block in Bath may be demolished after residents complained it was four feet wider than approved . Landmark Developments Ltd replaced a derelict property with the modern block of 14 flats. Bath and North East Somerset Council has ordered the building to be bulldozed ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Pep Guardiola has denied claims of a dispute with former Bayern Munich club doctor Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt, who quit the club on Thursday after 'being blamed' for the defeat by Porto. The 72-year-old, who had worked at Bayern for almost 40 years, sensationally quit the Bundesliga club, claiming 'the bond of trust is damaged', but Guardiola has played down claims of a feud. 'The reaction is on me, I was disappointed,' he told reporters in the wake of a shock Champions League quarter-final defeat by Porto. 'It was nothing to do with the doctor. Pep Guardiola has denied a rift with the former Bayern Munich doctor who quit the club this week . Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt (right) quit the club, claiming the medical staff had been blamed for defeat . 'After the Champions League match of Bayern Munich against Porto the medical department was for some inexplicable reason made primarily responsible. The bond of trust is damaged.' 'I've been informed of the doctor's decision and I fully respect it. Nothing happened between us, it was his decision. Injuries are part and parcel of football, they're not the medical staff's fault.' Muller-Wohlfahrt's decision came after Bayern boss Guardiola appeared to imply that Wednesday's defeat was down to a lack of available players, commenting post-match: . 'We have players who were out a long time with injuries. Their legs don't last very long. It's a tough result to take into the second leg, but we'll give it a go.' Bayern had just 14 fit players to choose from at the Estadio do Drago, with Mehdi Benatia, Franck Ribery, Arjen Robben, Javi Martinez and David Alaba among the first-team regulars missing. Bayern lost 3-1 against Porto in the first leg of their Champions League quarter final on Wednesday . Bayern boss Guardiola looks perplexed as his side fall two goals behind during the early stages of the game . Guardiola also appeared to publicly humiliate Muller-Wohlfahrt eight days before his exit from the club, sarcastically clapping him when Benatia left the pitch injured. Continuing at his press conference on Thursday, Guardiola said: 'The responsibility for the defeat in Porto lies with me. Put together, my players have had 30 operations over the last two years, but we've still won the league and cup. 'We can't win every match 3-0 or 4-0 in this situation. It's impossible.' Muller-Wohlfahrt is renowned as a world leader in his field and has been at Bayern for almost 40 years . The 72-year-old (right) has worked with the German national team as well as athletes including Usain Bolt .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt quit as Bayern Munich doctor this week .\nThe 72-year-old had worked at the Bundesliga club for nearly 40 years .\nHe said the medical department had been blamed for Porto defeat .\nPep Guardiola has denied there was a dispute and has taken responsibility for Bayern Munich's Champions League loss .<END-1>",
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            "Bayern Munich doctor Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt quit the club on Thursday . The 72-year-old, who had worked at Bayern for almost 40 years, claimed that the bond of trust was damaged but Bayern boss Pep Guardiola has denied a rift .",
            "Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola has denied any rift with the former club doctor Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt, who quit the club on Thursday . The 72-year-old had worked at the German club for almost 40 years . Muller-Wohlfahrt claimed the club had blamed the medical staff for their defeat by Porto on Wednesday, but Guardiola said he respected the doctor's decision and denied any feud was behind the resignation.",
            "Bayern Munich club doctor Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt quit the club on Thursday. 'The bond of trust is damaged,' the 72-year-old said. Bayern boss Pep Guardiola has denied claims of a dispute."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The alleged racial profiling of suspects by police hit the headlines against last week following the fatal shooting of an unarmed, black father-of-four  during a routine traffic stop in South Carolina. But now, a young African-American man has released a video disputing claims that all white police officers treat suspects 'on the basis of their color', insisting that 'there are good cops out there'. In the footage, which has gone viral on social media, Will Stack, a 22-year-old U.S. Army National Guardsman, recounts his own experience with a 'Caucasian officer' in the state's Lexington County. He explains how he was pulling out of Lexington County Courthouse on Wednesday, to make a left turn, when he decided to use the empty median lane to access the left turn lane, which was full. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO . 'Just because you're a cop doesn't mean you're bad': Will Stack, 22, a U.S. Army National Guardsman, has released a video (pictured) disputing claims that all white officers treat suspects 'on the basis of their color' Moments later, he was stopped by the cop for 'improper use of the median'. 'He told me what I did, asked for my license and registration, I gave that to him,' Mr Stack says in the selfie-style video. He continues: 'Now, I will say that why he was here with me, I made sure my hands were on the steering wheel, I made sure to speak very politely as I always do. I did what he told me to do. 'I handed him the information and I sat here and waited and turned my music down.' The officer left Mr Stack's car for a few minutes, before walking back and returning the documents to him. He then explained the proper use of the median to Mr Stack, telling him it 'needs to be open for emergency vehicles'. 'I was in the wrong, I didn't realize it. I did it out of habit,' Mr Stack admits. After acknowledging the officer's words, Mr Stack, a former Psychology student at the University of South Carolina, was given a warning and both him and the cop went their respective ways. In the video,  filmed minutes after the encounter and later posted on Mr Stack's Facebook page, where it has been viewed 1.7million times, Mr Stack goes on to explain why he is telling his story. Traffic stop: In the footage, which has gone viral on social media, Mr Stack recounts his own experience with a 'Caucasian officer' in South Carolina. He says he was given a warning after doing everything the cop said . Praise: Over the past few days, thousands of Facebook users have commented (above) on Mr Stack's selfie-style video, with many praising him for his honesty amid a national scandal over alleged police brutality . Mixed opinion: Although many of the users' comments were positive, others were negative (as seen bottom) 'The point of this is to say that I am an African-American male, this gentleman was Caucasian. There were no problems. He did his job, I did what I was supposed to do, and that was it,' he says. 'I feel like people need to understand that not all officers are crooked, not all officers are racist, bad people, and not all people who get shot or Tasered or arrested by officers are innocent victims. 'Just because you're black doesn't mean you're a victim, just because you're white doesn't mean you're a racist, just because you're a cop doesn't mean you're a bad person.' He adds: 'This world really needs to stop putting labels on people and things and see them as who they are: people doing things. Ignorance has no color. God doesn't see color. Why should we?' Mr Stack captured the video just days after North Charleston officer Michael Slager was arrested for murder for allegedly shooting Water Scott, 50, five times in the back as he was running away. Serviceman: 'I feel like people need to understand... not all officers are racist, bad people, and not all people who get shot or Tasered or arrested by officers are innocent victims,' says Mr Stack (pictured left and right) Scene: Mr Stack was pulling out of Lexington County Courthouse (above) when he was pulled over by the cop . He told WIS that although he had concerns over the use of force  applied by Officer Slager, 33, he was keeping an open mind about the shooting - and did not believe Scott should have tried to flee. Speaking to the station, Mr Stack, who recently completed a deployment with the National Guard and is now job hunting, said: ' It's possible for African Americans and police officers to get along. 'And, not everybody shares the same mindset because nobody's the same, everybody's different.' Over the past few days, thousands of Facebook users have commented on Mr Stack's video, with many praising him for his honesty amid the national scandal over alleged police brutality. Natashalynn Hoag told him: 'Amazingly said!!!!!!! Agreed 100% You have a GREAT head on your shoulders! You were raised wonderfully, your family should be VERY proud of you!!!' And Tina Wisecup Wills wrote: 'Such wise words. Thank you for taking the time to share them.' Shooting: Mr Stack captured the video with the knowledge of North Charleston officer Michael Slager's (right) arrest for murder after he allegedly shot Water Scott (left), 50, five times in the back as he was running away.",
        "generated_text": "Will Stack; 22; U.S. Army National Guardsman; video; claims; white officers; suspects.",
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            "A young African-American man has released a video disputing claims that all white police officers treat suspects 'on the basis of their color', insisting that 'there are good cops out there' . Will Stack, a 22-year-old U.S. Army National Guardsman, recounts his own experience with a 'Caucasian officer' in the state's Lexington County . He was stopped for 'improper use of the median' and received a warning after he did everything the cop said .",
            "Will Stack, a 22-year-old U.S. Army National Guardsman, has released a video disputing claims that all white police officers treat suspects 'on the basis of their color', insisting that 'there are good cops out there'. In the footage, which has gone viral on social media, Mr Stack recounts his own experience with a 'Caucasian officer' in the state's Lexington County. 'The point of this is to say that I am an African-American male, this gentleman was Caucasian. There were no problems. He did his job, I did what I was supposed to do, and that was it,' he says.",
            "Young African-American man has released a video disputing claims that all white police officers treat suspects 'on the basis of their color' insisting that 'there are good cops out there' . Will Stack, a 22-year-old U.S. Army National Guardsman, recounts his own experience with a 'Caucasian officer' in South Carolina, saying the officer did his job, and he did what he was supposed to do, and that was it . The video, filmed minutes after the encounter and later posted on Mr Stack's Facebook page, has been viewed 1.7 million times."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Zlatan Ibrahimovic would have been idolised at the Stade Velodrome if he had followed in the same footsteps at Eric Cantona, according to former Marseille boss Jose Anigo. The Paris Saint-Germain forward has been compared with Cantona for the second time in the space of a few days following Peter Schmeichel's comments regarding the 33-year-old. Schmeichel urged Manchester United to make a summer move for Ibrahimovic as he believes the Sweden international has the 'personality' required to become an Old Trafford great in the same vein as Cantona and David Beckham. Zlatan Ibrahimovic would have been idolised at Marseille, according to the club's former manager Jose Anigo . Sweden captain Ibrahimovic scored in Sweden's 3-1 international friendly win over Iran on Tuesday night . Ibrahimovic made an audacious attempt to score a bicycle kick during Sweden's midweek victory . And now Anigo, who managed at the Stade Velodrome on a permanent basis between 2001 and 2005, has said he would have taken great satisfaction from seeing Ibrahimovic at Marseille. 'Everyone heckles him, but Marseille fans would have loved if he had played with OM,' Anigo told Le 10 Sport. 'He reminds me of Cantona.' Cantona played at Marseille between 1988 and 1991 before eventually joining Leeds United after a short spell at Nimes. Eric Cantona plied his trade at Marseille before going on to join Manchester United in November 1992 . Peter Schmeichel believes Man United should make a move for Ibrahimovic because he is similar to Cantona . Anigo (right, pictured with Fabien Barthez in 2004) has lavished praise on PSG striker Ibrahimovic .",
        "generated_text": "Zlatan Ibrahimovic; Marseille; Jose Anigo; same footsteps; Eric Cantona. Peter Schmeichel; Man United; the striker.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jose Anigo insists Marseille fans would have loved to have seen Zlatan Ibrahimovic at the Stade Velodrome .\nAnigo compared Ibrahimovic to former Man United striker Eric Cantona .\nCantona played at French outfit Marseille between 1988 and 1991 .\nREAD: Man United should sign Ibrahimovic, says Peter Schmeichel .<END-1>",
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            "Zlatan Ibrahimovic would have been idolised at the Stade Velodrome if he had followed in the same footsteps at Eric Cantona, according to former Marseille boss Jose Anigo . Peter Schmeichel urged Manchester United to make a summer move for Ibrahimovic . Anigo has said he would have taken great satisfaction from seeing Ibrahimovic at Marseille .",
            "According to former Marseille boss Jose Anigo, Zlatan Ibrahimovic would have been idolised if he had followed in the same footsteps as Eric Cantona . Manchester United are being urged to make a summer move for the striker who has been compared to Cantona twice now by Peter Schmeichel and Anigo . Anigo said he would have taken great satisfaction from seeing Ibrahimovic at Marseille.",
            "Former Marseille boss Jose Anigo said Zlatan Ibrahimovic would have been idolised at the Stade Velodrome had he followed in the same footsteps at Eric Cantona . Former Man United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel urged the club to make a move for the striker . Ibrahimovic has been compared with Cantona for the second time in the space of a few days."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Kellie Maloney, pictured at Ukip's spring conference in February, now says that a vote for the party is 'wasted' Kellie Maloney has said that a vote for Ukip is a wasted vote. The celebrity former boxing promoter, formerly known as Frank, is one of the party's most famous former candidates. But she warned Ukip supporters should vote Tory to keep Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon out of power. She told Sky News: 'If we want to stop Labour and the SNP I think you’ve got to vote Tory. A vote for Ukip would be quite wasted I believe. 'I know Ukip are not going to like hearing that, but if they’re honest they would say the same things as well because they’re not going to get enough seats to wield any power. 'I think they’ll get four or five seats, maybe.' She praised Ukip leader Nigel Farage, adding: 'You can’t knock him.' But she warned how other candidates have given the party a bad image. She said: 'There is free speech (in the party) but some of the stuff that comes out from some of the Ukip people. 'I mean no normal person in the street could accept that and I think that is their downfall. 'They could offer some great things to the British public had they sat down and done it right and they weeded out the bad and brought in more people through the ranks.' The former boxing promoter, who stood as the party's candidate for London Mayor in 2004, has just undergone a full gender re-assignment. Speaking about transgender people, she said: 'We are probably where the gay community was 25 years ago and we can learn a lot from them. 'But it would be nice to hear political parties speak up on civil rights and gender issues.' Mr Farage last night dismissed the criticism. He told Sky News: 'There is a fear about Labour and the SNP and that’s why I’m talking to you from Hartlepool because whats happened over the last couple of weeks is there is a strengthening in the Ukip polls and its all coming from Labour. 'So the way to stop Labour/SNP coalition is for Labour voters to switch and vote for Ukip.' When Miss Maloney was standing to London Mayor, she caused controversy by claiming there were 'too many gays' in Camden. She apologised for the homophobic remarks when she addressed Ukip's spring conference in February this year. The criticism is a blow for Ukip leader Nigel Farage who had hoped that Miss Maloney's backing would help to change the image of the party . Mr Farage will today campaign in Hartlepool, where he thinks the party has its best chance of winning in the North East at the election. The seat has been put on Ukip’s list of top ten targets. Other seats outside of the south of England on the list are Great Grimsby, Boston & Skegness, Dudley North and Heywood & Middleton. Mr Farage last night said he believed Ukip could 'smash up' Labour's 'one-party state' in the North. In an article for MailOnline he said Mr Miliband's party 'simply do not understand' the impact mass immigration has had on people's lives. He accused shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna of calling Ukip racist because Labour is 'running scared' of Ukip. Ukip’s strategists believe the party could come second in at least 100 seats in the North. In 2010 the party failed to achieve even a single second place. The Hartlepool constituency has been held by Labour since it was formed in 1974. In 2010, Ukip took just seven per cent of the vote and Labour’s Iain Wright retained the seat with a 5,509 majority. He replaced Peter Mandelson as the MP in a by-election in 2004 after the Labour grandee stood down to become a European Commissioner. Mr Farage’s hopes for electoral victory in Hartlepool come after the town elected a man dressed as a monkey as its mayor in 2002. Stuart Drummond stood as ‘H'Angus the Monkey’, Hartlepool United FC’s mascot, as a publicity stunt with the slogan, ‘free bananas for schoolchildren’. He was re-elected in 2005 and 2009 before voters in the town backed a referendum to scrap the paid post in 2012. Hartlepool's residents are famously said to have hanged a monkey during the Napoleonic wars because they thought it was a French spy.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Star formerly known as Frank is one of the party's most famous backers .\nSaid Ukip supporters should vote Tory to keep Miliband and Sturgeon out .\nWarned Ukip has not done enough to 'weed out the bad' party members .<END-1>",
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            "Kellie Maloney, one of Ukip's most famous former candidates, has said that a vote for the party is a wasted vote . She warned supporters to vote Tory to keep Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon out of power . Although she praised Ukip leader Nigel Farage, she criticised other candidates for giving the party a bad image . ",
            "Celebrity former boxing promoter Kellie Maloney has said that a vote for Ukip is a wasted vote . She is one of the party’s most famous former candidates . She warned Ukip supporters to vote Tory to keep Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon out of power .",
            "Kellie Maloney has said that a vote for Ukip is a wasted vote . The celebrity former boxing promoter is one of the party's most famous former candidates . But she warned Ukip supporters should vote Tory to keep Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon out of power."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: They used to be given away as a method companies used to let potential new customers sample their products and - hopefully - come back for more. Now showbags cost anywhere from $10 to $30 and are among the mounting prices parents are paying for their annual trip to the Easter Show - along with $40 entrance fees and $15 rides. But are the contents of the bags worth the prices being paid? The official website of the Sydney Royal Easter Show lists the retail value of show bag contents, and reveals that at least one of the bags cost more than it would to buy the items outright. The 2015 Sydney Royal Easter show, which opened to the public last Thursday 26 March . The Cowboy Bag includes a toy sheriff's hat, a vest and a red bandana, as well as a toy pump action shotgun and a pack of plastic pistols and handcuffs. The price is $26. But the site lists the retail value of the items as $23.85 - and that's without the added burden of entrance fees, rides and long queues at the show. Other bags offer some rather trivial savings. At the lower end of the price scale, buyers of the Fruit Tingles bag will get three 34 gram packets of the disc-shaped lollies, one 34 gram packet of fruit pastilles, two Redskins, two lollipops and two Milko sticks for $5. That's a saving of $0.10 on the listed total retail value is $5.10. The Aussie Bogan bag - if that's your thing - offers better value. For $15 buyers will get a drinking cap with Aussie flag, a mullet wig, fake bogan teeth, Aussie pride stubby holder, and an infatable Aussie flag bat and bar poster, altogether worth $50.90. Capping it off is a 'discount amusement ride voucher' with a listed value of $0.00. One bag on the site seems to offer unbelievable value, literally. The Rockstar bag includes an inflatable guitar, toy trilby and some items including a tinsel hair clip the site lists as worth $395, giving the bag a total retail value of $413.70 for the bargain price of $10. A quick online scan reveals the hair clip price is almost certainly a typo. The official website displays the retail value of the showbags contents, reveal that some of the bags cost more than it would to buy the items outright-such as the Cowboy Bag (L)-while others are a mere 10 cents less than their retail value-like the Fruit Tingles Bag . Some of the bags have grossly inaccurate value listings-such as the Rockstar Bag (L)-while the Aussie Bogan bag alludes to the shows biggest attraction having zero value . Sydney's Royal East Show is one of the biggest events on the school holiday calendar, and is the largest of the annual carnivals that tour the country each year. Growing out of the agricultural show circuit, Australia's annual shows have become major attractions in cities and country town that include farm animal and fruit and vegetable displays as well as carnival rides, stunt shows - and the inevitable show bag pavillion.",
        "generated_text": "showbags; 10 to 30; Sydney Royal Easter Show; retail value; items; Retail value of the items; at least one.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The 2015 Sydney Royal Easter show opened to the public last Thursday 26 .\nThe website displays the retail value of the showbags and their official cost .\nSome cost more than their retail value, others list grossly inaccurate costs .<END-1>",
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            "Showbags at Sydney Royal Easter Show cost $10 to $30 and contain items that are not always worth the money, according to the official website . Some bags offer trivial savings, while others cost more than it would be to buy the items outright . At least one bag offers unbelievable savings due to a typo in the retail value listing.",
            "Showbags that cost anywhere from $10 to $30 are among the mounting prices parents are paying for their annual trip to the Easter Show . The official website of the Sydney Royal Easter Show lists the retail value of show bag contents, and reveals that at least one of the bags cost more than it would to buy the items outright .",
            "Showbags cost anywhere from $10 to $30 and are among the mounting prices parents are paying for their annual trip to the Easter Show . The official website of the Sydney Royal Easter Show lists the retail value of show bag contents, and reveals that at least one of the bags cost more than it would to buy the items outright ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Mouldy food was discovered in a restaurant by inspectors after a diner complained of finding dog faeces on the floor - leading to £15,000 in fines for the ‘dangerous’ owner. Council inspectors found a shocking state of hygiene at The Steer Inn in Wilberfoss, East Yorkshire - and owner David Crossfield later admitted 17 charges of breaching food safety regulations. Officers carried out inspections where they found food in the kitchen was mouldy and unfit for human consumption - and food was being served to the public that had exceeded its use by date. Shocking: Officers carried out inspections where they found food in the kitchen was mouldy (above) and unfit for human consumption - and food was being served to the public that had exceeded its use by date . In addition, raw meat was being prepared in direct contact with ready to eat salad items posing a serious risk of cross contamination, Beverley Magistrates’ Court was told. Inspectors - who first visited in January 2014 - also found kitchen equipment was in an unhygienic condition due to disrepair, and there was a failure to carry out regular disinfection and cleaning. Meanwhile food safety systems, monitoring checks and procedures were not in place - and food handlers were found to consistently demonstrate a lack of understanding of food safety issues. Crossfield, 52, of Elvington, North Yorkshire - whom magistrates branded ‘foolish’ - also admitted failing to comply with a hygiene improvement notice requiring food hygiene training for his staff. Mouldy food and dirty floor: Inspectors found kitchen equipment at The Steer Inn was in an unhygienic condition due to disrepair and there was a failure to carry out regular disinfection and cleaning . Crossfield said he was the sole director of The Steer Inn (Pocklington) Ltd and had admitted he had taken over the running of the premises with no knowledge of running a kitchen or a restaurant. He said he had been worked in pubs and bars ‘with no problems before’ and he had been ‘naive’ and had been led to believe the chef had the right qualifications relating to food hygiene. Crossfield told the court that The Steer Inn had ceased trading on New Year’s Eve 2014 and that he was in the process of liquidating the company, which had no assets. Chair of the bench Graham McDonald told him: ‘These were appalling offences. People could have become seriously ill or even died as a result of salmonella. East Yorkshire restaurant: The company was fined £8,500, plus costs of £1,392 and a victim surcharge of £120. Its owner was individually fined £2,750, as well as costs of £1,392 and a £120 victim surcharge . ‘Your naivety was dangerous and the fact you relied on your chef was extremely foolish.’ The company was fined £8,500, plus costs of £1,392 and a victim surcharge of £120. Crossfield was individually fined £2,750, as well as costs of £1,392 and a £120 victim surcharge. Paul Abbott, manager for public protection at East Riding of Yorkshire Council, said: ‘The council’s food safety team had offered considerable advice to the food business operator of the premises in an attempt to produce safe food but despite being rated a zero under the food hygiene rating scheme, he had failed to make meaningful improvements. He added that the council ‘will always try to work with businesses to ensure the food they sell is safe and they are compliant with the relevant legislation'.",
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            "Council inspectors found a shocking state of hygiene at The Steer Inn in Wilberfoss, East Yorkshire - and owner David Crossfield later admitted 17 charges of breaching food safety regulations . Officers carried out inspections where they found food in the kitchen was mouldy and unfit for human consumption - and food was being served to the public that had exceeded its use by date .",
            "Council inspectors found a shocking state of hygiene at The Steer Inn in Wilberfoss, East Yorkshire after a diner complained of finding dog faeces on the floor . Owner David Crossfield later admitted 17 charges of breaching food safety regulations . Inspectors found food in the kitchen was mouldy and unfit for human consumption .",
            "Council inspectors found a mouldy and unfit state of food in The Steer Inn in Wilberfoss, East Yorkshire . Owner David Crossfield admitted 17 charges of breaching food safety regulations . Officers found food in the kitchen that was mouldy and unfit for human consumption and was being served to the public that had exceeded its use by date ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Rita Wilson appears with an ensemble of actresses in a satirical new video promoting gender equality which ironically proclaims: 'It's only fair that men should have it all.' The clip, which was created by the Make it Fair Project, presents a string of statistics that highlight the disproportionate presence that men have in influential industries like Hollywood, which means that, more often than not, males hold 70 to 95 per cent of the industry’s most important positions. 'We won't relent 'til it's 100 per cent,' the women sing in a tongue-in-cheek refrain that repeats throughout the PSA. Scroll down for video . Poor guys: Rita Wilson pretends to be sad that men don't completely dominate film industry in a new gender-equality PSA by the Make it Fair Project . 'In the past three years, only 93 per cent of films were directed by men, and only 80 per cent were written by them,' the actresses, including Meryl Streep’s actress daughter Mamie Gummer, say at the beginning of the video. They go on to note, completely dead-pan, that in 2014, 'only' 88 per cent of box office hits featured a man in the leading role. 'Sadly', they say, 'only' 70 per cent of speaking roles in films are also given to men, and women 'get to be naked' in movies twice as often as men do. The problem exists even on the Broadway stage, they point out, with 13 out of 13 plays last year being written by men. Speaking up: Actress Mamie Gummer (pictured, in a photograph by Nadia Quinn) sings in the video that it's 'only fair that men should have it all', not just 80 or 90 per cent of an industry . Far-reaching issue: Though the actresses highlight gender inequality in Hollywood, they also point out similar problems in government and Fortune 500 companies . Rita, who is known for her roles in Sleepless in Seattle and Runaway Bride, looks distressed as she lists the unfavorable statistics. The video comes just weeks after Rita revealed her battle with cancer and double mastectomy. Now, the actress, who has had devoted husband Tom Hanks by her side, is making more headlines for speaking out about another issue that effects women, this time in the film industry. But while these actresses have a particular interest in Hollywood's status quo, they insist that 'showbiz' isn't the only place where there is startling gender inequality. 'Men make up only 88 per cent of Congress, 80 per cent of governors, 95 per cent of Fortune 500 CEOs, [and] 97 per cent of creative directors in advertising,' they continue. No laughing matter: The cast of actresses sing and clap in an imitation of musical numbers performed during more serious telethons and PSAs . Social savvy: The creators of the project are promoting their message on social media with the hashtag #MakeItFair . Making a point: The YoutTube video was created by an all-female crew to demonstrate the range of talented women available . The women also point out that men continue to hold the top roles in big industries and get paid 30 per cent more than women despite the fact that women make up almost 60 per cent of college graduates. The group wraps up with a rousing telethon-style musical number, singing together: 'We stand here together, and together we'll break down this wall.' These numbers impact everything, the video explains: 'The stories we tell, the wages we earn, the future we shape.' For their part, the creators of the video worked with an all-female team: The PSA is completely written, produced, and starred in my women, a fact that the project says underscores 'the wealth of female talent that often goes untapped'.",
        "generated_text": "Women; women equality; video; Make it Fair Project; Actresses; Hollywood; men; 70 to 95 per cent; industry.",
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            "Rita Wilson appears with an ensemble of actresses in a satirical new video promoting gender equality which ironically proclaims: 'It's only fair that men should have it all.' The clip, which was created by the Make it Fair Project, presents a string of statistics that highlight the disproportionate presence that men have in influential industries like Hollywood, which means that, more often than not, males hold 70 to 95 per cent of the industry’s most important positions . ",
            "Rita Wilson appears with an ensemble of actresses in a satirical new video promoting gender equality which ironically proclaims: 'It's only fair that men should have it all.' The clip, which was created by the Make it Fair Project, presents a string of statistics that highlight the disproportionate presence that men have in influential industries like Hollywood, which means that, more often than not, males hold 70 to 95 per cent of the industry’s most important positions ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Roaming. The word suggests travelling with a worry-free, devil-may-care attitude. But in the world of mobile phones, where roaming means using your device abroad, that approach is unwise. Making calls, downloading emails and browsing the internet when in another country can result in very large bills. So how can you keep roaming costs down? The best option is to be with mobile operator Three. Its customers can call and text UK numbers and use data in some countries at no extra cost to their UK price plans. Three is the only operator to offer this arrangement, which it calls Feel At Home. Three's Feel at Home covers 18 destinations in Europe, Australia, the United States, Asia and the Middle East . In September 2013, when Three introduced Feel At Home, it covered seven destinations. I said then that to be a game-changer it needed to expand the service to more countries – and it has. With Spain and New Zealand added earlier this month, it now applies in 18 countries. In Europe, the deal also covers France, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Ireland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland. Elsewhere, it covers Australia, the United States, Hong Kong, Macau, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Israel. Given that Spain, France, Italy and the US are among the most popular destinations for Britons, Three claims that about two-thirds of its customers’ overseas trips are now covered by Feel At Home. A word of warning. Three publicises Feel At Home by saying that it enables you to ‘use your phone abroad at no extra cost’. But to call or text non-UK numbers – imagine you are in Spain and you phone a restaurant in Barcelona – you will be charged extra, at roaming rates. However, these are much lower than other operators’ standard rates in some countries – for example, 15.6p per minute to call local numbers in the US, Australia and New Zealand. There are some other caveats, too – one being you can’t ‘tether’ (use your phone to connect another device to the internet). Check all details on three.co.uk/feelathome. Nonetheless, if you’re travelling to a Feel At Home country, using Three is the most preferable option. When travelling, operators’ bundles/ add-ons usually offer better value than their standard rates . Take roaming in New Zealand. On their standard rates for pay-monthly customers, rival operators charge up to £1.50 a minute for making and receiving calls, 35p to 50p for sending a text, and up to £8 per megabyte of data usage. In EU countries, roaming charges are much lower as they are capped. On operators’ standard rates, you’ll pay about 18p or 19p per minute to make a call, 5p per minute to receive a call, 5p to 6p to send a text and 20p per megabyte of data. If you’re not with Three and are heading to a Feel At Home destination, operators’ bundles/ add-ons usually offer better value than their standard rates – though it depends on your usage levels. To give one example, Vodafone lets you use your UK’s plan allowance for calls, texts and data for £3 a day in Europe, and £5 a day in some countries further afield. However, you will need to actively sign up to get this deal. If you have an unlocked handset, you might consider investing in a local, country-specific SIM card: see 0044.co.uk, uk2abroad.com or dataroam.co.uk for details. Otherwise, stick to using free wi-fi in, for example, hotels and cafes, which will also enable you to chat for free if you have a Skype or Viber account. Stick to using free wi-fi in, for example, hotels and cafes, which will enable you to chat for free if you have Skype .",
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            "Three is the most preferable option for keeping roaming costs down as its customers can call and text UK numbers and use data in some countries at no extra cost to their UK price plans . It is the only operator to offer this arrangement. The service is called Feel At Home and covers 18 destinations in Europe, Australia, the United States, Asia and the Middle East.",
            "Three's customers can call and text UK numbers and use data in some countries at no extra cost to their UK price plans . Three is the only operator to offer this arrangement, which it calls Feel At Home . Three's Feel at Home covers 18 destinations in Europe, Australia, the United States, Asia and the Middle East .",
            "Three's customers can call and text UK numbers and use data in some countries at no extra cost to their UK price plans . Three's Feel at Home covers 18 destinations in Europe, Australia, the United States, Asia and the Middle East . In September 2013, when Three introduced Feel At Home, it covered seven destinations ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Germany's Angelique Kerber came from a set down to outmuscle Caroline Wozniacki 3-6, 6-1, 7-5 on Sunday and win the Stuttgart Grand Prix for her second title of the season. Kerber, ranked 14th in the world, completed a memorable week where she beat top seed Maria Sharapova and sixth seed Ekaterina Makarova in previous rounds. 'I am completely done here, empty. I gave everything I had and the crowd just carried me,' she said in a courtside interview. 'I had to fight until the very end and I could not have done it without this crowd.' Angelique Kerber poses with her trophy and new sports car after winning the Porsche Grand Prix . Kerber (right) is congratulated by Caroline Wozniacki after a thrilling three-set final . Kerber falls to the ground in celebration after the German clinches victory in Stuttgart . Dane Wozniacki, a former world number one, eased past the German in the first set before her game unravelled in the second. Wozniacki composed herself and a break at 4-3 in the third seed looked to have given her the edge in the indoor arena. But Kerber, clutching her bandaged right thigh, battled back to win three games in a row to go 6-5 up. Wozniacki saved three match points before the 27-year-old Kerber kept her cool to convert her fourth chance for her second title in a month after Charleston. Wozniacki slides to her left to play a backhand during an enthralling match on Sunday . Kerber comes forward to play the forehand before going on to claim victory on home soil .",
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            "Angelique Kerber beat Caroline Wozniacki 3-6, 6-1, 7-5, winning the Stuttgart Grand Prix title for the second time this season . She beat top seed Maria Sharapova and sixth seed Ekaterina Makarova in previous rounds . Kerber said, \"I gave everything I had and the crowd just carried me.\"",
            "Angelique Kerber won the Stuttgart Grand Prix for her second title of the season . She beat top seed Maria Sharapova and sixth seed Ekaterina Makarova in previous rounds . Kerber came from a set down to outmuscle Caroline Wozniacki 3-6, 6-1, 7-5 in the final."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: I felt as if I was treading on hallowed ground. A leather boot, white with mould, lay half-buried at my feet. Nearby I glanced down on a harness smothered in lichen lying beside the skull of a mule, while strewn all around me were the remains of rusty cans and oil drums. High above on the hilltop stood simple headstones and derelict wooden crosses marking unnamed graves. The infamous Chilkoot Trail in British Columbia, used by thousands of men during the Klondike Gold Rush . Keith Wolfe Smarch, a First Nation master-carver, had abandoned work on a totem pole to guide me along the infamous Chilkoot Trail, where hundreds of men and thousands of pack animals lost their lives as they headed to Canada's frozen wastes during the Klondike Gold Rush. He is descended from Skookum Jim, the first man to find gold in a remote riverbed in the Yukon in 1896. The discovery started a stampede along the treacherous mountain track through snowdrifts, blizzards and avalanches, each man weighed down with supplies. The 32-mile hike took weeks to complete but even then their journey was far from over. At the end of the trail they staggered into Bennett, a makeshift city of tents, hotels and saloons at the head of a deep green fjord, where they settled for a brief respite. All that is left of Bennett today is its split-log chapel and station, still used by the White Pass Railway. 'On May 29, 1898 more than 7,000 roughly hewn rafts set sail,' Keith told me. 'There was a further 400 miles of hazardous waterways, canyons and rapids to negotiate before they reached their goal.' Everything in the Yukon is of epic proportions. Bordering Alaska, it is almost twice the size of Britain, with ranges of sparkling snow-crusted peaks, emerald lakes and vast forests. There are few signs of habitation in this pristine wilderness, with only a few roads linking the small communities. Spectacular snowfield: Wendy flew over the world's largest non-polar icefield in the Kluane National Park . Distances between them are mind-boggling. Locals travel up to 100 miles for their weekly shop, and some days I drove for seven or eight hours along deserted highways, rarely passing another vehicle. In the Kluane National Park, I took a scenic flight over the world's largest non-polar icefield. We skimmed barren hillsides, almost touching the curly-horned Dall's sheep balanced on the rocky outcrops. As we soared higher, I looked down on immense snowfields before we swooped over glaciers. Kluane is home to a huge grizzly bear population, so one morning I set off in search of them with retired ranger Brent Liddle and his dog Blue. Carrying pepper spray for protection, he led me around a beautiful turquoise lake and up towards the saddle of King's Throne Mountain. Clapping hands to warn of our presence, we scrambled along a rocky path, stepping over tangled roots and clambering over fallen logs. Kluane is home to a huge grizzly bear population (left). Right, some of the original Gold Rush prospectors . Suddenly Brent pointed to a spruce tree. The bark was worn away and fresh hairs were glued to the sap. 'A bear has been rubbing his head and back here,' he explained. Eyes darting in all directions, we proceeded cautiously but there was no sign of the grizzly. I was quite relieved. In fact I saw more wildlife along the roadside than I did on foot, sometimes stopping the car only yards from black bears guzzling on dandelions among carpets of fireweed and blue lupins. At Tombstone Territorial Park we pulled in to watch caribou grazing on the tundra and beavers paddling to their lodge, mouths crammed with twigs. Unless you stay at one of the designated campsites, accommodation in the parks is limited. My favourite was the Tagish Wilderness Lodge - a speedboat whisks you across a lake on a 45-minute journey from the nearest road. Four log cabins are hidden in the trees, yards from the water's edge. The main building consists of a spacious living area decorated with moose and caribou antlers, luxury bathrooms and a pine-scented sauna. Dawson City, epicentre of the Gold Rush, was the largest city in Western Canada back in 1898 . Wendy pans for gold.. and finds a precious nugget . My hosts, Gebhard and Sarah, took me on boat trips along the shoreline and hikes up into the hinterland, passing their heatsensor camera on the way. In the evenings we'd upload the photos showing a lynx, bear and wolf prowling past. I loved the sense of isolation. I spent hours on the jetty watching speckled loons diving for fish. Occasionally a young moose would venture tentatively into the water nearby while bald eagles flew overhead. The views were breathtaking and the silence so intense I could hear a pine needle drop. My last stop was Dawson City, epicentre of the Gold Rush. In 1898 it was the largest city in Western Canada. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it looks much the same, with painted weatherboard houses and wooden boardwalks lining unpaved streets. Archive film in the visitor centre shows the city crowded with prospectors in dark suits and bowler hats. Now the restored buildings stand hugger-mugger with rusty, corrugated-iron shacks sinking slowly into the ground due to the permafrost. Head to Diamond Tooth Gertie's if you want to watch can-can shows or play blackjack with tourists from the cruise ships. I preferred The Pit, the bar in the Westminster Hotel, where I had a beer with locals and listened to live country music. Just a couple of miles away in Bonanza Creek, I met up with Sylvia and her sister, Ginny, who are both descended from an original prospector. Their site at Claim 33 was close to the spot where Skookum Jim made his historic find. Handing me a pan of gravel, Sylvia demonstrated how to sieve and sluice it. As I shook the pan back and forth, dipping it in water to drain off the excess sand, I stopped short. A tiny nugget was glistening in the bottom of the pan. I had found my own crock of gold. Windows on the Wild (www.windowsonthewild.com, 020 8742 1556) offers a 14-night Yukon Explored fly-drive holiday from £2,825pp, including accommodation, return flights from the UK to Whitehorse, fully inclusive car hire, five guided hikes and some meals. For more details, go to www.travelyukon.com.",
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            "The infamous Chilkoot Trail in British Columbia was used by thousands of men and thousands of pack animals during the Klondike Gold Rush . The 32-mile hike took weeks to complete but even then their journey was far from over and they staggered into Bennett, a makeshift city of tents, hotels and saloons at the head of a deep green fjord, where they settled for a brief respite . Everything in the Yukon is of epic proportions .",
            "The Chilkoot Trail in British Columbia was used by thousands of men and pack animals during the Klondike Gold Rush . Men weighed down with supplies took weeks to complete the 32-mile hike through snowdrifts, blizzards and avalanches . The journey was far from over at the end of the trail as there was a further 400 miles of hazardous waterways, canyons, and rapids to negotiate before they reached their goal.",
            "Keith Wolfe Smarch, a First Nation master-carver, guided me along the infamous Chilkoot Trail, where hundreds of men and thousands of pack animals lost their lives as they headed to Canada's frozen wastes during the Klondike Gold Rush . The discovery started a stampede along the treacherous mountain track through snowdrifts, blizzards and avalanches, each man weighed down with supplies . At the end of the trail they staggered into Bennett, a makeshift city of tents, hotels and saloons at the head of a deep green fjord, where they settled for a brief respite ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: While David Cameron has long played up to his image as a family man, Nigel Farage has preferred posing with a pint in the pub. But with the general election getting ever closer, the Ukip leader has resorted to traditional campaign methods to get out the vote. Mr Farage was out in Thanet South today after polls showed he had fallen behind the Tories in his campaign to be elected to Parliament. Scroll down for video . Ukip Leader Nigel Farage meets local people in Broadstairs, Kent, as he continues his campaign trail for the South Thanet seat at the general election . Mr Clegg was in Kingston and Surbiton to campaign with Cabinet colleague  Ed Davey where he met seven -months-old Elise Popperwell and her mother Melissa Popperwell . The Deputy Prime Minister was heckled by anti-tuition fees campaigners during his visit to south west London . A ComRes poll last weekend found Mr Farage trailing his Tory opponent Craig Mackinlay, by 1% with Labour’s Will Scobie just behind on 29%. The unlikely images of Mr Farage come after the Prime Minister and his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg were also snapped on the campaign trail posing for photographs with mothers and their babies. In the last few days alone the Prime Minister has been pictured cuddling babies, brushing his daughter’s hair and even feeding an orphaned lamb. On Friday last week, Mr Cameron was overheard telling his wife Samantha they should have another baby. Mr Cameron looks on as his wife Samantha holds seven-week old Regan in a showhome during a general election campaign visit to a housing development  in Chorley last week . Lilli Docherty and her daughter Dakota, left, and Jo White, right, eat lunch as they talk David Cameron, on the election campaign trail near Poole, Dorset . The PM, visiting a young family helped onto the housing ladder through a government help-to-buy scheme, was pictured cooing over a new-born baby held by his wife. Mr Cameron was heard quipping: 'Come on darling, maybe another one?' The Prime Minister, already a father of four, later admitted he could not help thinking about having more children when he was around young babies. After sympathising with the couple about sleepless nights he said: 'Whenever I see a small baby I feel broody, but don't worry, nothing is going to happen on that front.' Today, Mr Cameron stopped for lunch with supporters near Poole in Dorset, while Mr Clegg spent the day campaigning in South West London and Bath. Mr Farage, meanwhile, sent an email to Ukip supporters pleading with them to help him regain the momentum in Thanet South. Mr Farage asked his supporters to do \"him a personal favour\" and join him on an 'Action Day' to help deliver leaflets, adverts for Ukip public meetings alongside canvassing on the doorstep. Mr Cameron was joined for lunch in a garden with the Docherty family from Poole as he ramped up his campaign for re-election with an attack on Labour's tax plan . Mr Cameron feeds orphaned lambs on Dean Lane farm near the village of Chadlington in the Cotswolds yesterday . The plea for help follows comments from Diane James, Ukip MEP for South East England, who told Pienaar’s Politics there were people \"waiting\" to put themselves forward as the next Ukip leader. “There are people there waiting. When the leadership race is announced, I’m sure individuals will put their hats into the ring,” she said yesterday. In a Sunday Times interview, Mr Farage reiterated his intention to stand down as Ukip leader if he fails to make it to the Commons in May.",
        "generated_text": "Polls; Ukip leader; Thanet South; votes; Nick Clegg; six-month-old Elise Popperwell.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Ukip leader posed for tradition campaign photo while out in Thanet, Kent .\nNick Clegg also stopped for pictures with mothers and their babies .\nIt comes after David Cameron admitted he was 'broody' for another baby .\nThe Prime Minister also posed feeding orphaned lambs on Easter Sunday .<END-1>",
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            "The general election campaign has seen David Cameron and Nick Clegg posing for photographs with mothers and their babies . Ukip leader Nigel Farage is using traditional methods of campaigning to get out the vote after falling behind the Tories in polls for the Thanet South seat in Parliament . During his campaign, Clegg was heckled by anti-tuition fees campaigners.",
            "Polls show Ukip leader Nigel Farage has fallen behind the Tories in his campaign to be elected to Parliament in Thanet South . Farage has resorted to traditional campaign methods to get out the vote . In the last few days, Prime Minister David Cameron and his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg have been pictured on the campaign trail posing for photographs with mothers and their babies, with Mr Clegg getting heckled by anti-tuition fees campaigners during his visit to south west London.",
            "Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, has been campaigning  in Thanet South after polls showed he had fallen behind the Tories in his campaign to be elected to Parliament . Nick Clegg, campaigning in Kingston and Surbiton with Ed Davey, met a six-month-old baby, Elise Popperwell . The unlikely images of Mr Farage come after the Prime Minister and his Lib Dem deputy Nick Clegg were also snapped on the campaign trail posing for photographs with mothers and their babies ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Celtic retained their seven-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership with an easy 2-0 win over 10-man Partick at Parkhead. The home side laid siege to the Thistle defence at the start of the match but had to rely on a Kris Commons penalty a minute before the break to give them the interval lead. Thistle midfielder James Craigen had been shown a straight red card by referee Willie Collum for a 'last man' foul on Hoops midfielder Stuart Armstrong to concede the spot-kick. leaving the visitors a player down for the second half. Stuart Armstrong is brought down by Partick Thistle's James Craigen leading to a penalty . Referee Willie Collum shows Craigen a read card for his 'last man' challenge on Armstrong . Celtic striker Kris Commons steps up to convert the penalty to give his side a 1-0 lead before the break . Commons (right) races away to celebrates his 45th minute penalty strike . Midfielder Stefan Johansen, stand-in skipper in the absence of suspended Scott Brown, added a second in the 63rd minute as the encounter turned into a Hoops procession. With second-placed Aberdeen beating Inverness 1-0, Ronny Deila's side maintained the gap over the Dons but also have a game in hand as the title race draws closer to conclusion. With a heavy schedule in mind, the Hoops boss returned midfielder Nir Bitton, Gary Mackay-Steven and striker John Guidetti his starting line-up. Thistle manager Alan Archibald was forced into one change with forward Kallum Higginbotham coming in for the injured Kris Doolan but he was mostly a spectator as the Firhill defence was forced to withstand an early Hoops' barrage. Celtic came close twice before two minutes had elapsed. Stefan Johansen doubles Celtic's advantage in the 63rd minute with left-footed shot into the bottom corner . Johansen is mobbed by his team-mates following his second-half strike . Parkhead defender Virgil van Dijk, up for a corner, flicked an Armstrong cross against the crossbar at the near post before a desperate blocking tackle by Maryhill defender Conrad Balatoni prevented an almost certain goal from Johansen's drive. Balatoni again came to Thistle rescue in the ninth minute, beating Guidetti to a header in front of an empty goal, after left-back Emilio Izaguirre had troubled Fox after surging into the penalty area. Moments later, Mackay-Steven was set up Johansen but his goalbound drive from 12 yards was deflected away by Thistle defender Callum Booth. Yet, in the 21st minute, in a rare attack, the visitors almost snatched the lead but Higginbotham's spectacular volley from 14 yards was saved by Craig Gordon - but only on the stretch. Commons' long-distance drive in the 28th minute just cleared the bar but a minute before the break he was more accurate from the spot, firing the penalty low into the corner giving the despairing Fox no chance. Leigh Griffiths spurns a glorious opportunity to put Celtic 3-0 ahead late in the match . The goal came as some relief to the home fans who had grown slightly irritated as the first half wore on. Two minutes after the break Commons forced Fox into a decent save with a powerful 25-yard drive and while the Maryhill defence cleared their lines from rebound it looked ominous. Thistle continued to defend stoutly and desperately in equal measures but were undone again when Johansen took a clever Guidetti pass before rolling the ball into the corner of the net from 10 yards. Two minutes after replacing Guidetti, Leigh Griffiths somehow turned a Mackay-Steven cross past the far post from two yards out but it was inconsequential. In the 79th minute, with the game drifting, Gordon made another good save, this time from Thistle substitute Gary Fraser, on for Stuart Bannigan. Johansen came close at the other end with a chip which Fox tipped over the bar, after the Norwegian had weaved his way through the Jags defence.",
        "generated_text": "Celtic; Partick Thistle; Parkhead; Saturday; Scottish Premiership; Hoops; seven; Aberdeen.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Kris Commons fired Celtic into the lead on the stroke of half-time .\nPartick Thistle's James Craigen was sent off before the penalty .\nStefan Johansen doubled the home side's advantage in the 63rd minute .<END-1>",
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            "Celtic retained their seven-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership against 10-man Partick Thistle on Saturday . Kris Commons scored from a penalty a minute before half-time and Stefan Johansen added a second in the 63rd minute . With second-placed Aberdeen beating Inverness 1-0, Ronny Deila's side maintained the gap over the Dons . ",
            "Celtic retained their seven-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership with an easy 2-0 win over 10-man Partick at Parkhead on Saturday . Thistle midfielder James Craigen was shown a straight red card . Aberdeen beat Inverness 1-0 to keep up the pressure on the Hoops .",
            "Celtic retained their seven-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership with a 2-0 win over 10-man Partick Thistle at Parkhead on Saturday . The Hoops laid siege to the Thistle defence at the start of the match but had to rely on a Kris Commons penalty a minute before the break to give them the interval lead . With second-placed Aberdeen beating Inverness 1-0, Ronny Deila's side maintained the gap over the Dons but also have a game in hand as the title race draws closer to conclusion ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Players' chief Gordon Taylor insists Raheem Sterling is not being disloyal to Liverpool by putting any further talks about a new contract on hold until the summer. The 20-year-old England player has been made what manager Brendan Rodgers described as 'an incredible offer', believed to be £100,000-a-week, but negotiations have ended in stalemate. Sterling has insisted he is not a 'money grabber' and Taylor, chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association, believes waiting until the season is over before resuming talks could be a wise move. Raheem Sterling admitted in a TV interview that he is not ready to sign a new contract at Liverpool . Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers described the £100,000-a-week contract offer as an 'incredible offer' PFA Chief executive Gordon Taylor has defended Sterling for postponing contract negotiations . Taylor said: 'I don't think it's meant to be a sign of disloyalty to Liverpool. 'Even Steven Gerrard, a Liverpool man all his career, had to think about his situation from time to time when there was a great deal of interest in him from other clubs. 'As a player with two years left on his contract he's obviously entitled to consider his options. 'It is a little bit untidy however when the negotiating is taking place in the full glare of the media. 'It's the nature of the game now and it is not necessarily a bad thing for both the club and the player to concentrate on football and leave things on the contract until the end of the season. Sterling has been linked with a move to Arsenal and leading clubs in Spain . Sterling scored for England in their Euro 2016 qualifier with Lithuania on Friday evening . 'They will want to focus on the run-in, the race for the top four and the Champions League places, and the FA Cup as well, and sometimes contract negotiations are the last thing you want to be worrying about.' Taylor added that he was confident Sterling was aware of what he owed to Liverpool and Rodgers. He said: 'Raheem has got to feel very close to Liverpool and he will be aware that they have looked after him, that the manager Brendan Rodgers has put his faith in him and given him his opportunity.'",
        "generated_text": "Gordon Taylor; Raheem Sterling; contract talks; the summer; England; Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers; the 20-year-old.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Sterling's talks with Liverpool over new deal have ended in stalemate .\nEngland star, 20, insists he is not a 'money grabber' after turning down £100,000-a-week contract offer tabled by Liverpool .\nPFA boss Taylor says resuming talks in the summer is a wise move .\nThe rise of Raheem Sterling: From £60 a day at QPR to knocking back £100,000-per-week contracts at Liverpool .\nLiverpool FC press conference: As Raheem Sterling hints at possible exit, find out what Brendan Rodgers has to say .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news .<END-1>",
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            "Gordon Taylor, the head of the PFA, says Raheem Sterling is not being disloyal to Liverpool by putting talks about a new contract on hold until the summer . Sterling has been made what Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers calls 'an incredible offer', believed to be £100k a week, but negotiations have ended in stalemate . Sterling has insisted he is not a 'money grabber' and waiting until the season is over before resuming talks could be a wise move.",
            "PFA Chief executive Gordon Taylor has defended Raheem Sterling for postponing contract negotiations . Sterling has insisted he is not a 'money grabber' . Taylor believes waiting until the season is over before resuming talks could be a wise move .",
            "Chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association, Gordon Taylor, has defended Raheem Sterling for postponing contract negotiations . Sterling, who has been linked to Arsenal and several Spanish clubs, has said that he wants to wait until the summer to resume contract talks . Sterling scored for England in their Euro 2016 qualifier with Lithuania on Friday evening ."
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        "sample_id": "test_316",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: David Cameron today boasted that 2million people have found work since 2010, as new employment figures showed the UK workforce is at another record high. Unemployment has continued to fall and a record 31 million people are in work, the last jobless figures before the general election have shown. The Prime Minister used the data to warn that the recovery would be 'put at risk' by a 'stitch-up' between Labour and the SNP, after Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon clashed in a TV debate last night. The Office for National Statistics said more than 31 million people were in work after an increase of more than half a million in the past year . David Cameron today warned the recovery would be put at risk by a Labour-SNP 'stitch-up' after the election on May 7 . The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said that more than 31 million people were in work after an increase of more than half a million in the past year, the biggest total since records began in 1971. The figure is up from 29million in spring 2010, before the Tories and Lib Dems went into coalition. At the same time the jobless total fell by 76,000 to 1.84 million in the quarter to February, the lowest for almost seven years. Mr Cameron said: 'There are now 2 million more people in work than in 2010 – that's more families with the stability and security of a regular pay packet. 'This is thanks to the hard work and the determination of the British people, and the Conservatives' strong leadership and clear economic plan. 'It would all be put at risk with the chaos of a Miliband-SNP stitch-up, hiking borrowing, hurting the economy, and costing jobs – and it'll be hardworking taxpayers who'll pay.' He used a speech today to warn that a Labour government would put 1million jobs at risk. Claiming Mr Miliband represents a threat to jobs, the Tory leader said: 'You know what makes me really angry? It's when our opponents still go on about 'you Tories – the party for the few and not the many…' Excuse me? 'This is the party that's taken three million of the lowest-paid workers out of income tax altogether; that's cut the taxes of 26million working people; that's seen 1,000 jobs created every day – jobs that are giving families security, putting food on tables, helping people out of poverty. 'Under the last five years of Labour, unemployment went up by 600 people a day. 'So if Ed Miliband repeated the economic mistakes of the last Labour government – that he was a part of – he risks a million more people joining the dole queues.' The UK's unemployment rate is now 5.6 per cent, a fall of 1.3 per cent since a year ago. The rate was 7.9 per cent in May 2010, when the last general election was held . In a live TV debate last night between opposition leaders, Ms Sturgeon warned Mr Miliband is not 'strong enough' to win the election alone and urged him to ditch austerity to kick the Tories out. The Labour leader rejected the offer of a post-election deal, telling Ms Sturgeon: ''It's a 'no', I'm afraid. 'You want to gamble on getting rid of a Tory government; I can guarantee that we get rid of a Tory government if you vote Labour.' But polls suggest the SNP is set to make huge gains in Scotland, depriving Labour of hopes of securing an overall majority. The number of people claiming jobseeker's allowance fell by 20,700 in March to 772,400, the 29th consecutive monthly cut. The UK's unemployment rate is now 5.6 per cent, a fall of 1.3 per cent since a year ago. The rate was 7.9 per cent in May 2010, when the last general election was held. Around 1.3 million people were in part-time jobs when they wanted full-time work, up by 29,000 in the latest quarter, while self-employment was little changed at 4.5 million. In a live TV debate last night between opposition leaders, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon warned Labour's Ed Miliband is not 'strong enough' to win the election alone and urged him to ditch austerity to kick the Tories out . The number of people classed as economically inactive, including those looking after a relative, on long-term sick leave or who have given up looking for work, fell by 104,000 to just under nine million. Average earnings increased by 1.7 per cent in the year to February, 0.2 per cent down on the previous month. Long-term unemployment has also fallen, down by 188,000 to 623,000 for those out of work for at least a year. Youth unemployment - 16 to 24-year-olds - fell by 22,000 in the three months to February to 742,000. The ONS also reported that 107,000 people were made redundant over the latest three months, little changed on the end of last year, but more than 200,000 fewer than the record peak of 311,000 in early 2009. There were 743,000 job vacancies across the country in January to March, 124,000 more than a year ago and the highest since records began in 2001. Liberal Democrat Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander said: 'Britain is the job creation powerhouse of the western economies. With record numbers of people in work and the highest employment rate ever, people can see the difference Lib Dems have made in government. 'The balance, common sense, fairness and financial discipline praised by the IMF today are the things we have brought to government.' Rachel Reeves, shadow work and pensions secretary, said: 'Today's fall in overall unemployment is welcome, but with working people earning on average GBP1,600 less a year since 2010 and the biggest fall in wages over a parliament since 1874, it's clear the Tory plan is failing. Dr John Philpott, director of The Jobs Economist, said: 'The quarterly increase of 248,000 in the number of people in work in the UK is remarkably strong. With two-thirds of these additional people employed full-time and almost all employees in permanent jobs this surge indicates real momentum in the ongoing jobs recovery. 'Together with zero price inflation, the jobs boom is helping improve real incomes despite the fact that wage pressure remains subdued. However, the rise in employment and real wages continues to mask severe underlying weakness in labour productivity. This will have to improve markedly if the current recovery in living standards is to be sustained into the medium and long-term.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Employment surges as the number in work hits a record 31million .\nJobless total falls by 76,000 to 1.84 million, the lowest for seven years .\nCameron warns a Labour government would put 1million jobs at risk .<END-1>",
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            "The UK workforce is at another record high with unemployment continuing to fall and 31 million people in work , according to new employment figures. David Cameron has used the data to warn that the recovery would be 'put at risk' by a 'stitch-up' between Labour and the SNP, after Ed Miliband and Nicola Sturgeon clashed in a TV debate last night. Since 2010, 2 million people have found work and unemployment has continued to fall.",
            "David Cameron boasts that 2million people have found work since 2010 . Unemployment has continued to fall and a record 31 million people are in work, the last jobless figures before the general election have shown . The UK's unemployment rate is now 5.6 per cent, a fall of 1.3 per cent since a year ago, and the rate was 7.9 per cent in May 2010 when the last general election was held .",
            "Records show that more than 31 million people are in work in the UK , the largest total since records began in 1971 . The figure is up from 29 million in 2010 . David Cameron used the statistics to warn that the recovery would be put at risk by a Labour-SNP 'stitch-up' after the election on May 7."
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        "sample_id": "test_317",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Sleepless nights leading to the general election appear to have affected  David Cameron's memory after Prime Minister made an embarrassing gaffe by forgetting which team he supports. Speaking at an event in south London, the PM claimed to be a West Ham supporter - despite previously stating that he followed Aston Villa. 'You can support Man Utd, the West Indies and Team GB all at the same time - of course I'd rather you supported West Ham,' he said during a speech on ethnic minorities. Prime Minister David Cameron had brain fade after getting his claret and blue teams mixed up . The Conservative Party leader told an audience he was a West Ham fan, despite supporting Aston Villa . The Tory leader has since apologised, blaming a bout of 'brain fade' - perhaps he became confused since both sides wear claret and blue colours. 'I had what Natalie Bennett described as a brain fade,' he said. 'I'm a Villa fan ... I must have been overcome by something ... this morning. But there we are, these things sometimes happen when you are on the stump.' West Ham were quick to respond after tweeting Cameron to vote for his favourite player with the message: 'don't forget to vote in another important election! Who is your Hammer of the Year, Prime Minister?' Cameron said: 'I'm a Villa fan ... I must have been overcome by something ... this morning.' The PM was overjoyed when Christian Benteke (left) helped Villa reach the FA Cup final . Cameron attended his first match at Villa Park as a 13-year-old after being taken by his uncle, former Villa chairman Sir William Dugdale. In a TV interview in 2008, Cameron told GMTV: 'The first game I ever went to was an Aston Villa game and so I am an Aston Villa fan.' And, the Conservative leader was enthusiastic after Aston Villa defeat Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-finals. 'It was a tremendous game with Benteke and Delph doing Villa proud, against the odds. I can't wait to watch the final at the end of May,' he said.",
        "generated_text": "PM; Wednesday; brain fade; Aston Villa; West Ham; PM; speech; ethnic minorities.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>David Cameron claims he is a West Ham fan during a speech .\nThe Prime Minister has previously said he supported Aston Villa .\nThe Tory leader apologised, saying he experienced 'brain fade'<END-1>",
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            "The PM claimed to be a West Ham supporter during a speech on ethnic minorities on Wednesday . He has previously claimed to follow Aston Villa . The PM has since apologised, blaming a bout of 'brain fade' .",
            "Prime Minister David Cameron has apologised for a gaffe in which he claimed to be a West Ham supporter, despite having previously stated that he followed Aston Villa . He put the mistake down to a bout of “brain fade” brought on by lack of sleep during the general election campaign. He made the error during a speech on ethnic minorities in south London.",
            "The Prime Minister David Cameron suffered a bout of 'brain fade' when he forgot which football team he supports during a speech on ethnic minorities . He claimed to be a West Ham supporter, despite previously stating that he followed Aston Villa . Cameron later apologised and said he must have been confused by the sleepless nights leading up to the general election ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood kept faith with Jack Grealish, the 19-year-old academy graduate, after handing him his first Premier League start against Queens Park Rangers a fortnight ago. The young midfielder did not disappoint, playing a part in Christian Benteke’s equaliser and then setting up Fabian Delph’s winner. ‘The bigger the stage the better he plays, the more he relishes it,’ said Sherwood who saw Grealish outshine Liverpool’s experienced internationals Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson in midfield. ‘That’s the sign of a good talent.’ Jack Grealish runs at Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel in a game where he adapted well to the big stage . The youngster had a hand in Christian Benteke's goal as Aston villa stunning Liverpool at Wembley . Grealish could not wait to share his excitement with Villa fans, tweeting it was the ‘Best feeling of my life!!’ and posting pictures from inside the victorious dressing room. Sherwood added: ‘Jack’s someone I looked at before I was at the club and when I’ve seen him in training, if you give him an instruction he sticks to the plan. He’s got a big future at the club.’ Grealish, who wears children’s shinpads and socks rolled down, won two free-kicks for his team through dribbling with the ball. ‘He’s very durable,’ said Sherwood. ‘You should see the size of his legs, he’s still a kid. He takes more kicks in training than he does on the pitch so he’s getting a lot of practice fending off kicks — he probably needs bigger pads!’ Grealish (right) a posted to Twitter of him celebrating with Fabian Delph (left) and Gabriel Agbonlahor . Grealish was noticeable for having his socks rolled down, and wears children's shin-pads .",
        "generated_text": "Jack Grealish; 19; Aston Villa; Liverpool; Wembley.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jack Grealish was excellent in FA Cup semi final victory .\nTim Sherwood praises his young star, who outshone Liverpool midfield .\nGrealish was wearing children's shin-pads during the Wembley fixture .<END-1>",
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            "Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood said Jack Grealish, 19, has \"a big future\" at the club after his performance against Liverpool at Wembley . The youngster had a hand in Christian Benteke's goal and set up Fabian Delph's winner . Grealish tweeted that it was the \"Best feeling of my life!!\" and is noticeable for having his socks rolled down .",
            "Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood said the 19 year-old academy graduate, Jack Grealish, has \"a big future at the club\" after giving him his first Premier League start against Queens Park Rangers a fortnight ago . The youngster had a hand in Christian Benteke's goal as Aston Villa stunning Liverpool at Wembley . Grealish was noticeable for having his socks rolled down, and wears children's shin-pads . ",
            "Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood kept faith with Jack Grealish, the 19-year-old academy graduate, after handing him his first Premier League start against Queens Park Rangers a fortnight ago . The young midfielder did not disappoint, playing a part in Christian Benteke’s equaliser and then setting up Fabian Delph’s winner . Grealish outshone Liverpool’s experienced internationals Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson in midfield ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: An elderly man who was bitten by a crocodile while playing golf has defended the creature who attacked him, claiming the 1.2 metre reptile was more frightened than he was and that the spat was partially the golfer's own fault. The victim, John Lahiff has spoken out from his hospital bed at Cairns Base Hospital, swearing he will return to the green again after the nasty run-in with the crocodile at politician Clive Palmer's Port Douglas golf course. On Monday afternoon, the man in his 70s believes he accidentally stood on a sunbaking crocodile on the 11th hole at the Palmer Sea Reef Golf Course, causing the croc to swiftly retaliate. 'I drove the cart around to retrieve the ball - and I didn't see the croc sunbaking just on the edge of the water,' Mr Lahiff told ABC News. Scroll down for video . The victim, John Lahiff has spoken out from his hospital bed at Cairns Base Hospital, swearing he will return to the green again after the nasty run-in with the crocodile . On Monday afternoon, the man in his 70s believes he accidentally stood on a sunbaking crocodile on the 11th hole at the Palmer Sea Reef Golf Course, causing the croc to swiftly retaliate . The golfer received puncture wounds on his leg and foot, including one down to the bone . 'I walked past it and then it got me on the way back and as soon as it grabbed me it took off into the water.' He received puncture wounds on his leg and foot, including one down to the bone. 'I didn't feel a thing,' Mr Lahiff told Ninemsn. 'The only pain I had was last night when they were sticking needles into me.' Incredibly Mr Lahiff, who had been playing alone, was still able to drive his golf buggy back up to the clubhouse to seek medical assistance. 'It's partly my fault ... for disturbing it while it was sunbaking,' he said. 'I think he got more of a fright than me. He's alright.' Mr Lahiff says he has no qualms about returning to the green, explaining he will be sure to steer clear of crocodiles in future and ensure he doesn't hit balls in the water. Incredibly Mr Lahiff, who had been playing alone, was still able to drive his golf buggy back up to the clubhouse to seek medical assistance . Mr Lahiff says he has no qualms about returning to the green, explaining he will be sure to steer clear of crocodiles in future and ensure he doesn't hit balls in the water . The 70-year-old man was playing golf on Monday at the Palmer Sea Reef Golf Course, owned by Clive Palmer . Palmer United Party leader Clive Palmer, who owns the golf course, gave the victim some potentially unwelcome advice on how to avoid a similar injury in future. 'I'd advise people not to step on crocodiles,' he said. 'I suppose you can understand how it would respond to having someone step on its back.' He also took to his Twitter account following the incident to send his well wishes to the injured man. 'I would like to wish the well-known local man who was attacked by a crocodile in Port Douglas this afternoon a speedy recovery,' Mr Palmer tweeted. But hours later, the billionaire posted a bizarre joke: 'Crocodile has been removed from all menus at Palmer properties following today's incident with a member of our Port Douglas Golf Course.' The tweets followed after emergency services were called to the course after reports of a man being bitten on the leg shortly after 4pm. A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia the man suffered puncture wounds on his left calf. The man, who was a member at the golf course, was treated by paramedics at the scene before he was taken to Mossman District Hospital in a stable condition. Palmer United Party leader Clive Palmer posted his well wishes to the injured man on his Twitter account . Mr Palmer took to his Twitter account to send his well wishes to the man following the incident . A Department of Environment and Heritage Protection spokesperson told ABC News it was not unusual to see crocodiles in the area. 'Crocodiles are known to be in the area and access the golf course via creeks, and as such, warning signs are in place,' the spokesperson said. 'It is not the first time a crocodile has been removed from a golf course in the region.' Queensland Ambulance has confirmed an elderly man was bitten on the leg by a crocodile on Monday . An elderly man has reportedly been attacked by a crocodile while he was playing golf in Queensland . Emergency services were called about 4pm and treated the man at the scene before taking him to hospital .",
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            "John Lahiff has spoken out from his hospital bed, claiming he will return to the green again after being bitten by a crocodile while playing golf . He accidentally stood on a sunbaking crocodile on the 11th hole at the Palmer Sea Reef Golf Course, causing the croc to swiftly retaliate . Mr Lahiff says it is partly his fault for disturbing it while it was sunbathing.",
            "An elderly man was bitten by a crocodile while playing golf and has defended the creature who attacked him . John Lahiff believes he accidentally stood on a sunbaking crocodile on the 11th hole at Palmer Sea Reef Golf Course . He received puncture wounds on his leg and foot, including one down to the bone .",
            "An elderly man, John Lahiff, playing golf at the Palmer Sea Reef Golf Course in Queensland was bitten by a crocodile on Monday . He believes he accidentally stood on a sunbaking crocodile on the 11th hole, causing the croc to swiftly retaliate . Lahiff, who had been playing alone, will return to the green again but will be sure to steer clear of crocodiles in future ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The Queen will lead the nation at a religious service commemorating the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day, when Second World War Allied forces finally defeated Hitler's Nazi troops on the continent. The Queen and senior members of the Royal Family will attend the Westminster Abbey service of thanksgiving - the culmination of three days of events marking the milestone. A chain of beacons will be lit across the country, Spitfire and Lancaster bomber planes will take to the skies and a star-studded concert will be held in London from May 8 to 10 as part of commemorations marking the 70th anniversary. The Queen will lead the nation at a religious service . On VE Day - May 8, 1945 - the Queen, then Princess Elizabeth, famously joined the jubilant victory celebrations in London and danced the conga through the Ritz Hotel before joining crowds outside Buckingham Palace. Jean Woodroffe, one of the Queen's first ladies in waiting, when interviewed by the BBC to mark the monarch's 80th birthday in 2006 said: 'What was amusing is that we went into the Ritz hotel through one door and out of the other door, the other end, doing the conga.' She added: 'And then we stood outside Buckingham Palace with the crowd and we all shouted 'We want the King' with everybody else until the King and Queen came out onto the balcony.' On the first day of the festivities a national two-minute silence will be held at The Cenotaph at 3pm on Friday, May 8, marking the moment prime minister Winston Churchill broadcast his historic speech to formally announce the end of the war. It will be followed by the lighting of more than 100 beacons, stretching from Newcastle to Cornwall. The next day cathedrals across the country will ring bells at 11am in celebration. In 1995, the Queen, the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to mark the 50th anniversary of VE Day . VE Day 50th Anniversary, 1995, showing enthusiastic crowds at Buckingham Palace . Many veterans were alive to celebrate for the anniversary in 1995, some will still be for the 70th this year . Stars will also perform at a 1940s-themed concert held on Horse Guards Parade in London in the evening, to be shown on the BBC. At the Sunday service the Queen, Duke of Edinburgh, Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall will be joined by veterans and their families, politicians, members of the Armed Forces and representatives of Allied nations and Commonwealth countries that fought alongside Britain. A parade of bands, veterans and current servicemen and women will then make their way from the Abbey along Whitehall before a reception in St James's Park for 2,000 veterans hosted by the Royal British Legion. The parade will pass the balcony of the Treasury building, where Churchill made his historic speech before vast crowds on VE Day. That afternoon there will be a fly-past of current and historic aircraft from the RAF, including Hurricane, Spitfire and Lancaster bomber planes from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight. Vehicles dating from the 1940s will also be on display in St James's Park. People are encouraged to enjoy their own celebrations by holding street parties. Announcing the three-day celebrations last month, William Hague, First Secretary of State, said they would pay 'fitting tribute' to those who did so much to defend the country and ensure victory in Europe. Winston Churchill waves at the crowd in Whitehall during VE Day celebrations on 8 May, 1945 . A Cheer Goes Up For George VI, his wife - later Queen Mother - and the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret as they appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, 70 years ago on 8 May, 1945 . He said: 'It is right that we take time to reflect on the sacrifices made, not just by those in the Armed Forces, but by civilians such as Land Girls and those in Reserved Occupations and make sure that the whole country has the chance to take part in commemorating this momentous anniversary and remembering those who gave so much for our freedom. 'The celebrations in London will be echoed by other events across the country to mark VE Day 70, with local authorities and communities encouraged to participate. 'They will celebrate with members of their communities who contributed to the war effort throughout the Second World War.' The announcement of the VE Day celebrations came after the Queen attended the traditional Royal Maundy Service in Sheffield yesterday. Joined by the Duke of Edinburgh, Her Majesty, dressed in a turquoise coat by Stewart Parvin and matching hat, was there to present 'alms' to 89 women and 89 men, among them D-Day veteran, Denis Gratton. 'It was just quick. I'm not very good at hearing,' said Mr Gratton, 91, after the ceremony. 'She did say something but I'm not sure what it were.' Handing out alms: The Queen presents a lady with the two Maundy Purses at Sheffield Cathedral . Custom: Monarchs have been presenting Maundy Money since 1210 and King John . The Queen, who had arrived on the Royal Train, was driven to the cathedral where she got a warm welcome from the flag-waving crowd and was presented with a nosegay of spring flowers. Met at the church door by Peter Bradley, the Dean of Sheffield, and the local Bishop, Steven Croft, Her Majesty spoke briefly to the clergymen before being whisked inside for the service. After the hour-long service, the Queen posed for pictures with the Yeoman of the Guard, who had lined the cathedral's aisles during the ceremony. The Royal party then left for a reception at Sheffield Town Hall as the recipients emerged into the sunshine, all pleased with their royal acknowledgement. Patricia Durkin, 72, said: 'It was brilliant, absolutely wonderful. When I got here the atmosphere was tremendous.' The Royal Maundy Service is one of the UK's oldest royal customs and sees the monarch distribute alms in the shape of two purses of specially minted coins. This year, the Red Purse contains a £5 coin, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the death of Winston Churchill and a 50p coin commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Commemorative: The red and white bags contain commemorative coins, this year featuring Winston Churchill . Tradition: The Queen and Prince Philip were handed traditional nosegays made from spring flowers . Historically, this sum of £5.50 in the Red Purse is made up of £3 for clothing, £1.50 in lieu of provisions and £1 for the redemption of the Sovereign's gown. The White Purse contains uniquely minted Maundy Money, which, unlike coins in general circulation,   bear the portrait of the Queen produced by Mary Gillick at the start of her reign. Gillick, a sculptor, designed the portrait which appeared on the coins of the UK and some Commonwealth countries from 1953 until preparations for decimalisation began in 1968. The portrait of the Queen wearing a wreath on her head was considered to reflect the nation's optimism as it greeted a new monarch in the post-war years. The Royal Maundy is an ancient ceremony which has its origin in the commandment Christ gave after washing the feet of his disciples the day before Good Friday. Warm welcome: The Queen is greeted at Sheffield Cathedral ahead of the traditional Royal Maundy Service . Cheerful: The Duke of Edinburgh was on jolly form as he arrived for the service . In an echo of the Last Supper, mediaeval and Tudor monarchs also washed the feet of beggars during the service. Unlike the nosegay, which was originally introduced as a means of disguising the repellent smell, that custom failed to survive the 18th century. The first monarch to take part in a Maundy Thursday service was King John, of Magna Carta and Robin Hood fame, who distributed gifts of clothes and money to the poor in Knaresborough in 1210. John was also the first to present the poor with silver coins and is recorded as having done so in Rochester in 1213. John's grandson Edward I, the king known to posterity as 'the Hammer of the Scots', was the first to confine the tradition to Maundy Thursday alone, which, until his reign, could be conducted on any day of the year. Long wait: Many of the well-wishers outside the Cathedral had waited there for hours . Modernising: The 800-year-old tradition used to involve washing beggars' feet - hence the nosegay . All smiles: The Queen, who has only missed the ceremony four times, was all smiles as she arrived . Smell: The scented nosegays were originally used to disguise the stench of unwashed people .",
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            "The Queen and senior members of the Royal Family will attend the Westminster Abbey service of thanksgiving commemorating the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day . A chain of beacons will be lit across the country, Spitfire and Lancaster bomber planes will take to the skies and a star-studded concert will be held in London from May 8 to 10 as part of commemorations marking the milestone. On VE Day - May 8, 1945 - the Queen, then Princess Elizabeth, famously joined the jubilant victory celebrations in London .",
            "The Queen will lead the nation at a religious service commemorating the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day . The Queen and senior members of the Royal Family will attend the Westminster Abbey service of thanksgiving . A chain of beacons will be lit across the country, Spitfire and Lancaster bomber planes will take to the skies and a star-studded concert will be held in London from May 8 to 10 as part of commemorations marking the 70th anniversary ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Christian Benteke's hat-trick secured a vital point for Aston Villa in a thrilling game against relegation rivals QPR. Here, Sportsmail's Laurie Whitwell takes us through the player ratings from Tuesday night's match at Villa Park... Aston Villa 4-4-2 (diamond) Brad Guzan 6 . Could not have done much with any of the goals and caught most that came his way. Leandro Bacuna 5.5 . Offered an outlet down the right flank but allowed Hill a free jump for his header. Aston Villa full-back Leandro Bacuna (left) tussles for the ball with QPR midfielder Sandro (right) at Villa Park . QPR midfielder Matty Phillips (centre) dribbles forward with the ball as Fabien Delph (right) gives chase . Ron Vlaar 5.5 . Gave Austin too much space for his strike and looked a little rusty after his spell out. Kieran Clark 6 . Imposed himself with early headers but misplaced the odd pass. Kieran Richardson 5 . Beaten too easily by Phillips for the visitor's third goal. Tom Cleverley 6.5 . Full of energy and linked play down the right before coming off with boot in hand. Carlos Sanchez 6.5 . Swept up at the base of Villa's diamond midfield. Fabian Delph 7 . His usual vibrant self in midfield, driving Villa on and putting in tackles. Jack Grealish 6.5 (Cole 70) Failed to convert an excellent first-half opportunity but did well overall on his first Premier League start. Gabriel Agbonlahor 7.5 . A performance of speed and power that troubled QPR no end in the first half. QPR defender Clint Hill (left) clears the ball ahead of the oncoming Gabriel Agbonlahor (right) on Tuesday . Christian Benteke seals his hat-trick and a vital point for Aston Villa in their battle against relegation . Benteke's late free-kick brought the striker's tally up to 11 goals for the season . Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood reacts during the Premier League game against QPR on Tuesday night . Christian Benteke 8 . His most menacing display all season, and a superb hat-trick. How much might that late free-kick be worth? Tim Sherwood 6.5 . Inspired attacking bravado from his side but will rue not winning this match with the chances and fixtures to come . QPR 4-4-2 . Rob Green 6.5 . Pulled off a number of saves that ultimately averted defeat, and could yet prove crucial. Phillips breaks free off Aston Villa midfielder Kieran Richardson (right) as he impresses at Villa Park . Phillips totted up his sixth assist of the year against Villa and is proving key to Chris Ramsey's side . Aston Villa winger Joe Cole, on as a sub, knocks the ball ahead of QPR defender Steven Caulker on Tuesday . Mauricio Isla 5 . Benteke's first came down his wing and deflected off his boot and Agbonlahor had joy too . Steven Caulker 5 . Won less than half his 11 duels and looked lost during spells in the first half . Nedum Onuoha 5.5 . Troubled in opening period by pace and movement of Villa's attacking trio . QPR defender Hill scores his side's second goal during the thrilling 3-3 draw against Aston Villa on Tuesday . Charlie Austin scores QPR's third goal against Aston Villa and his 17th of the Premier League campaign . Clint Hill 6.5 . A good header at an important time in the match and relatively solid at left-back. Matt Phillips 7.5 . Is fast becoming indispensible for QPR. A well-taken goal and another assist, his sixth of 2015. Joey Barton 6.5 . A nuisance as usual, winning free-kicks and keeping things ticking over. Sandro 6 . Most memorable act was taking out Agbonlahor in build-up to Benteke's second. Niko Kranjcar 5 . Fairly subdued and offered little protection on the left, hooked after 52 minutes. Austin strikers for goal but sees his effort go just wide of Guzan's goal during the 3-3 draw with Aston Villa . Charlie Austin 6.5 . Anonymous in the first half but produced when it mattered late on to take his Premier League tally to 17. Bobby Zamora 6.5 . Managed to make it through 90 minutes despite his ageing limbs and provided a focal point for attacks. Chris Ramsey 6.5 . Adjusted his team smartly as the match continued, making substitutions that affected the game and coming away with a decent point.",
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            "Christian Benteke's hat-trick secured a vital point for Aston Villa in a thrilling game against relegation rivals QPR . He was awarded an 8 in Sportsmail's player ratings . The match was on Tuesday at Villa Park .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: With the coffee drinking scene continuing to grow in Britain, baristas and cafe owners are putting more thought into the cakes and pasties that accompany your beverage. And while coffee matching rules are not as hard and fast as wine pairing ones, there are still some things you should consider. So the next time you order a latte and reach for a slice of cake, you might want to want to rethink your choice of dessert and have a Chelsea bun instead. The next time you order your coffee give some thought to your choice of pastry . The classic English pastry has been identified as the perfect accompaniment to a creamy latte, as well as a cinnamon swirl and a pain au raisin. And espressos are best paired with chocolate truffles or a mini raspberry coulis. Flat whites are best accompanied by a blueberry muffin, and a plain black coffee is best drunk with a glazed ring doughnut. Will Corby, from online coffee subscription company Pact Coffee, told FEMAIL: ‘It is worth remembering that the coffee used to brew different types of coffee will all have different flavour profiles so the acidity/bitterness/sweetness balance of the coffee used is something to consider when pairing it with pudding. From lattes to espresso and Americano to cafe au lait, here are Will's picks for the best puddings and pastries to accompany your cup of java. A latte (left) which has a light espresso flavour is best complemented with a Chelsea bun (right) LATTE: Cinnamon swirl, Chelsea bun or pain au raisin . Something big and hearty has to go with the light texture and sweetness of a latte. Delicate spice and toasted pastry flavours should work best, allowing you to detect the light espresso flavour through the warm milk. ESPRESSO: Chocolate truffle or mini raspberry couli . Espresso is strong and short drink, your taste buds will be exposed to very intense tastes when you drink it and any accompaniment needs to either pack an equally intense punch or complement in an alternative and cleansing way. I would suggest the chocolate truffle be paired with a fruity espresso and the raspberry couli with a more chocolatey espresso. FLAT WHITE: Muffins . A light fluffy muffin (blueberry is my choice of sweet) should accompany your flat white really well but if you are prepared to take things a little further a ham and cheese sweet/savoury muffin works even better! IRISH COFFEE: Cheese and crackers . Definitely an end of meal, post-dessert drink this is best paired with cheese - perhaps a crumbly hard cheese like a Lancashire -  and sweet crackers but maybe avoid the chutney. Glazed ring doughnuts (left) will bring out the flavour profile of a plain black coffee (right) CAPPUCCINO: Amaretti . Amaretti for dipping, avoid any extra milk or other intense flavours when it comes to this drink. BLACK COFFEE: Doughnuts . Black coffee (brewed filter or with a V60 dripper) with tends to have a more delicate flavour profile than coffee brewed in other ways. Drink it with a glazed ring doughnut to make the most of the coffee flavours. AMERICANO: Baked New York cheesecake . A cheesecake and an Americano should sit together really nicely... you will generally end up with a much more developed bitterness in an Americano and the heavy fat and intense sweetness from this cheesecake should balance that perfectly. MOCHA: Marshmallows . Opt for good quality squidgy vanilla marshmallows as this drink already has all the flavour going on. It just needs the addition of a little extra sweetness and texture from the desert. Good quality marshmallows (left) will complement the strong flavours of a mocha (right) CAFE AU LAIT: Croissant . A French classic, this should really be accompanied by croissant and blackcurrant jam. CORTADO: Custard tart . An espresso cut with a small amount of milk, this coffee is Spanish or Portuguese in origin, so I would lean towards a Portuguese (custard) tart for this. MACCHIATO: Almond brittle . To go with this espresso topped with foamy milk, choose almond brittle, which has short, intense caramelised sweetness but tastes more like toffee than sugar. AFFOGATO: Best by itself . This coffee is the dessert, in which an espresso is poured over ice cream so it should require no addition! A post-dessert drink, Irish coffee (left) is best paired with a crumbly, hard cheese such as  Lancashire (right) Latte: Coffee made with espresso and steamed milk. Espresso: Strong coffee made by forcing steam through ground coffee beans. Flat white: An Australian invention this is prepared by pouring microfoam (steamed milk with fine bubbles) over a single or double espresso. Irish coffee: Coffee made with Irish whisky and sugar, and topped with cream. Cappucino - Smaller in volume than a latte, a cappucino has hot milk and steamed milk foam with one shot of expresso. Affogato: Vanilla ice-cream topped with a hot shot of espresso. Americano: Espresso diluted with hot water. Mocha: A chocolate flavoured latte with espresso and hot milk. Cafe au lait: A light brown coffee with milk. Macchiato: Espresso with a small amount of steamed, foamed milk. Cortado: A Spanish version of the macchiato made with espresso and a small amount of steamed milk.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Head of Coffee at Pact Coffee Will Corby recommends the best pairings .\nHave a crumbly, hard cheese like Lancashire with your Irish coffee .\nA delicately spiced pastry will let you detect light espresso flavour in latte .<END-1>",
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            "The classic English pastry, Chelsea bun, has been identified as the perfect accompaniment to a creamy latte, while espressos are best paired with chocolate truffles or a mini raspberry coulis . Flat whites are best accompanied by a blueberry muffin, and a plain black coffee is best drunk with a glazed ring doughnut .",
            "Cafe owners are putting more thought into matching cakes and pasties with coffee in Britain . Chelsea bun has been identified as the perfect accompaniment to a creamy latte, as well as a cinnamon swirl and a pain au raisin . Espressos are best paired with chocolate truffles or a mini raspberry coulis while flat whites are best accompanied by a blueberry muffin ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: QPR have confirmed that Eduardo Vargas has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee ligament injury that is expected to keep him out for between 10-12 weeks. The 25-year-old opened the scoring in Saturday’s 4-1 win over West Brom but picked up the injury to his left knee after falling awkwardly and had to be replaced in the first half. 'Scans have since revealed Vargas sustained a grade two medial collateral ligament injury, which is likely to keep him sidelined for between 10-12 weeks,' read a statement on the club’s website. QPR have confirmed that Eduardo Vargas has been ruled out for the rest of the season . The 25-year-old picked up the injury to his left knee after falling awkwardly in the win against West Brom . Scans have since revealed Vargas sustained a grade two medial collateral ligament injury . 'Vargas is the third QPR player to sustain an MCL injury since the turn of the year, following recent injuries to Richard Dunne and Leroy Fer. 'However, both Dunne and Fer are now closing in on a first team return, with the pair potentially in line to be in contention for the visit of West Ham United to Loftus Road at the end of the month.' Vargas has scored three goals for QPR this season after signing on loan from Napoli in August. Vargas opened the scoring against West Bromwich Albion at the Hawthorns Stadium before sustaining injury . Vargas is the third QPR player to sustain an MCL injury since the turn of the year . Vargas leaves the games against West Bromwich Albion on crutches following the knee injury .",
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            "QPR's Eduardo Vargas has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee ligament injury . The 25-year-old opened the scoring in Saturday’s 4-1 win over West Brom but picked up the injury to his left knee after falling awkwardly and had to be replaced in the first half . Scans have since revealed that Vargas sustained a grade two medial collateral ligament injury .",
            "QPR's Eduardo Vargas has been ruled out for the rest of the season due to a knee ligament injury sustained on Saturday . He opened the scoring in the 4-1 win against West Bromwich Albion before leaving the game with the injury . Scans revealed that Vargas sustained a grade two medial collateral ligament injury .",
            "QPR's Eduardo Vargas has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee ligament injury that is expected to keep him out for between 10-12 weeks . The 25-year-old opened the scoring in Saturday’s 4-1 win over West Brom but picked up the injury to his left knee after falling awkwardly . Scans have since revealed Vargas sustained a grade two medial collateral ligament injury ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Liam Plunkett has set his sights on the West Indies batting line-up and is ready to 'rough them up' with pace. The 29-year-old England seamer is back in Test contention in the Caribbean after his comeback last summer was cut short by injury. He managed 18 wickets in four Tests prior to that, playing a big part for an England side often criticised for going easy on the speed gun. Liam Plunkett wants to use his pace to lead England to victory in the Test series against West Indies . Plunkett returned to the England fold last summer in Test series against Sri Lanka and India . Plunkett has recovered from a minor ankle complaint in Yorkshire's pre-season trip to Abu Dhabi . A minor ankle complaint during Yorkshire's pre-season trip to Abu Dhabi proved to be nothing more than a brief setback and he is now looking to make a name for himself in a part of the world that is famous for its quick men. 'I'm trying to be the fastest (bowler on the pitch). I train hard at it and I feel that's why I stand out from the rest,' he said ahead of Monday's two-day warm-up against a St Kitts & Nevis Invitation XI. 'I feel like I'm adaptable but you might need those little patches in the game - where it's a bit dead and there's good batters - to try and rough them up a bit. 'That's why I'm in the team, because I do bowl fast. 'I'm not a bowler who runs up and just hits line and length all day, I want to do something, I want to ruffle batsmen up. If that's what I'm asked to do, I'm happy to do that.' With James Anderson and Stuart Broad likely to retain new ball duties for the first Test in Antigua on April 13, Plunkett is fighting for a place with Barbados-born Chris Jordan and the uncapped Mark Wood. There is a case to be made for both his rivals, Jordan being more familiar with conditions in his homeland and Wood an unknown quantity to the opposition, but Plunkett relishes the scrap. 'It's a good unit, a good bunch of lads and we're all working hard. There's massive competition,' he said. 'It's up to me to bowl well in practice and in the warm-up games and get the chance to play in the first Test. 'You don't want to just get in easily. You want to feel like you've earned your place and outbowled the other guys. You want to be the best bowler. 'Last summer I felt the best I had in my career, I felt good with the ball, I felt confident. Plunkett is fighting for a start in the England Test side with Chris Jordan and Mark Wood . Plunkett (second left) could feature in a warm-up game for England that begins on Monday . 'I felt I was in a situation where I could win games for England. It didn't quite happen but I bowled nicely. 'Then I got the injury, went away this winter with the Lions and I feel good again. I got some wickets and some good rhythm so it would be good to play that first Test.' England plan to play a standard XI man fixture on Monday, with their selection likely to provide a clear insight into their preferred Test side.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Liam Plunkett enjoyed a return to the England Test fold  last year .\nHe wants to continue his resurgence against the West Indies .\nHe has recovered from an ankle injury that hampered his pre-season .<END-1>",
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            "Liam Plunkett is ready to 'rough up' the West Indies batting line-up with pace in the upcoming Test series . The 29-year-old England seamer is back in Test contention after his comeback last summer was cut short by injury . He managed 18 wickets in four Tests prior to that, playing a big part for an England side often criticised for going easy on the speed gun .",
            "Liam Plunkett, 29, is back in Test contention in the Caribbean after his comeback last summer was cut short by injury . The England seamer is ready to 'rough up' West Indies' batting line-up with his pace . He managed 18 wickets in four Tests prior to his injury.",
            "Liam Plunkett, back in Test contention for England, has said he is ready to \"rough up\" the West Indies batting line-up with his pace . The 29-year-old returned to the England fold last summer in Test series against Sri Lanka and India, but his comeback was cut short by injury . Plunkett is fighting for a place in the England Test side with Barbados-born Chris Jordan and the uncapped Mark Wood ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Jamie Carragher says Mike Ashley has turned Newcastle United into a ‘boring’ club and has accused the billionaire owner of only being interested in making money. His words are sure to resonate with supporters who boycotted Sunday’s 3-1 defeat at home to Spurs – a sixth straight loss which equals their worst-ever run in the Premier League. Before the game fans gathered outside the Gallowgate End and were united in choruses of ‘We’re rich but our team is s***’ and ‘Where’s the money gone?’ in protest at Ashley’s running of the club, which this month returned record profits of £18.7million and later revealed they have £34m sat in the bank. Mike Ashley has been accused of making Newcastle a 'boring' club because he only wants to make money . Carragher, too, is alarmed at what has become of Newcastle. ‘I can understand why fans are frustrated,’ said the Sportsmail columnist in his punditry role on Sky Sports. ‘It’s getting to the stage now, football is so big and there’s that much money coming in to the game with the new TV deal, I am sick of owners coming in who are successful business people wherever they’ve been. They think “Where else can I make money? Oh a football club”. ‘I’ve had it at my own club Liverpool with George Gillett and Tom Hicks and it’s the same at Newcastle. Jamie Carragher slammed the chairman and says he's alarmed at the state Newcastle are currently in . ‘People will say as supporters you’ve got to come back, you’ve got to get behind your team. But what are the owners doing for supporters? ‘Since Mike Ashley’s been here they’ve been relegated once and they could be relegated once again. ‘So he’s balanced the books - he’s made money because he’s a businessman - but I think of these people and wonder, “Don’t you want to be excited yourself?”. ‘I’m getting bored by Newcastle. When you watched them over the years there was madness, there was excitement, stupid goals going in one end and then the other, but it was exciting. ‘Now it’s boring. Why does Mike Ashley want the club if there’s nothing happening? There’s no cup run, I just don’t get it. I don’t get why he wants to own a football club.’ Meanwhile, former Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn says Ashley must try to reconnect with the club’s fans. Thousands of fans chose to boycott the Tottenham game in protest of Mike Ashley's tenure at the club . Some fans that did go to St. James' Park showed their disgust in the stadium with banners and posters . There was blocks of empty seats where fans chose not to attend the 3-1 loss to the London side . ‘I think you’ve got to get the balance right. It’s not just about making money,’ he said. ‘Early on in his tenure here he was getting criticism and he made his mind up he was doing it his way and he didn’t care what the fans thought. And that is something that just doesn’t work. ‘Sunderland fans will resent me for saying this, but the Geordie fans have been through everything with this football club, and for them to stay away and not watch a game of football at this club - that hurts. It tells of the disconnect and it has to be resolved. ‘To reconnect has to be the best way forward.’ Thousands of posters were created by Ashleyout.com and passed around the city prior to the game .",
        "generated_text": "Jamie Carragher; Newcastle United; a 'boring' club; Mike Ashley; billionaire owner.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jamie Carragher has slammed Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley .\nThe Sportsmail columnist called the club 'boring' saying Ashley just wants to make money while in charge .\nCarragher says he understands the fans frustration at how club is run .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Newcastle United news .<END-1>",
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            "Jamie Carragher says Mike Ashley has turned Newcastle United into a ‘boring’ club and has accused the billionaire owner of only being interested in making money . His words are sure to resonate with supporters who boycotted Sunday’s 3-1 defeat at home to Spurs . Meanwhile, former Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn says Ashley must try to reconnect with the club’s fans .",
            "Newcastle United has become a 'boring' club under billionaire owner, Mike Ashley, according to Jamie Carragher . Newcastle has lost six straight games recently, matching their worst-ever run in the Premier League . Fans have boycotted games in protest of Ashley's tenure at the club .",
            "Jamie Carragher has accused billionaire owner Mike Ashley of turning Newcastle United into a 'boring' club, saying he is only interested in making money . This comes after the club returned record profits of £18.7million and later revealed they have £34m sat in the bank . Thousands of fans boycotted Sunday’s 3-1 defeat at home to Spurs – a sixth straight loss which equals their worst-ever run in the Premier League."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Sweeping is a tedious task but now a new ‘smart bin’ could help save you from all that bending down with a dust pan. The Bruno Smartcan is said to be the first internet connected combined kitchen bin and vacuum cleaner. Using sensors on the front of the bin, it is able to sense when dust and debris from the kitchen floor is swept towards it with a brush, turning on a vacuum to suck up the offending mess. The Bruno Smartcan (pictured) uses sensors to detect when you want the lid to open or when dirt has been swept close so it can activate its integrated vacuum. It also has an integrated bag store and charging cord . Bruno comes with an integrated bag dispenser that additionally sends alerts to a smartphone when the owner is getting low on bags, and it can send reminders when it is time to take out the rubbish. Developed by inventors Jim Howard and Lori Montag, from Tulsa, Oklahoma, the bin is able to clean up dog hair and spilt breakfast cereal and crumbs, sucking it up directly into the bin bag. It is the perfect invention for the house proud - a substance that means clothes will never stain, glass will not mist and kitchen surfaces automatically shed their germs. Scientists  have developed a ‘self-cleaning’ coating that can be sprayed  onto materials. The substance, made out of coated titanium dioxide nanoparticles, works because it is very, very water resistant. Any moisture which touches it turns into a ball and rolls away, cleaning up dust in its path. The breakthrough, by chemists at University College London, comes after years of research into highly water-resistant - or ‘superhydrophobic’ - substances. It also features a motion sensitive hands-free lid that opens automatically. The inventors said: ‘Bruno and its patents pending technologies have been many months in the making. ‘The powerful vortex vacuum feature will deliver every dog hair, cheerio and grain of dirt directly into the trash bag. ‘No more stopping, no more scooping, just place the broom in front of the vacuum inlet to start the suction and Bruno will do the rest. ‘Bruno will also remind you to take the trash out on trash day, and alert you when you are low on Bruno Bags.’ The pair is hoping to attract support for their invention on Kickstarter. They said the Bruno ‘smartcan’ can run for 30 days on its battery before needing to be recharged. Dust swept close to the base of the Bruno Smartcan activates the vacuum, which sucks it directly into the bin. The vacuum  is powerful enough so suck up spilt breakfast cereal, dust and hair, while its integrated bag dispenser knows when you need to buy new bags . An extendable recharging cord is built into a flip up section just behind the main lid. Users can buy custom-fitted bags for the Bruno, which fit into its dispenser, or use standard bin bags. The bin has a capacity of 59 litres (13 gallons). It is expected to cost $248 (£160), although early buyers can pre-order it for $139 (£90). The Bruno bin comes in five colours including white (above) and will last for 30 days on a single charge .",
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            "The Bruno Smartcan is the first internet connected combined kitchen bin and vacuum cleaner . It uses sensors to detect when dust and debris from the kitchen floor is swept towards it with a brush . It also has an integrated bag store and charging cord and sends alerts to a smartphone when the owner is getting low on bags .",
            "The Bruno Smartcan is the world's first internet-connected bin and vacuum cleaner . It features sensors on the front of the bin that turn on the vacuum when dust and debris from the kitchen floor are swept towards it with a brush . The bin also has an integrated bag dispenser that reminds owners when they are running low, and a hands-free motion-sensitive lid that opens automatically.",
            "The Bruno Smartcan is being touted as the first internet connected combined kitchen bin and vacuum cleaner . Using sensors on the front of the bin, it is able to sense when dust and debris from the kitchen floor is swept towards it with a brush, turning on a vacuum to suck up the offending mess. The bin also features an integrated bag dispenser that sends alerts to a smartphone when the owner is getting low on bags, and it can send reminders when it is time to take out the rubbish ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Telecom watchdogs are to stop a rip-off that allows mobile phone firms to charge customers to call supposedly free 0800 numbers. Currently mobile phone companies charge customers up to 20p a minute to dial what are free numbers from a landline phone. The net result is that millions of people dialling what should be free services run by the NHS, the government and company call centres end up paying hefty charges. Scroll down for video . End call: Charges of up to 20p a minute being charged by operators for free 0800 numbers will end from July 1 under proposals published by the telecoms watchdog, Ofcom, today . Alternatively, some who rely on mobile phones rather than landlines are put off accessing these services by the cost. The charges will end from July 1 under proposals published by the telecoms watchdog, Ofcom, today. The changes were fought by the mobile phone networks, which have been making tens of millions of pounds a year from customers calling the numbers. In 2013, the biggest mobile network, EE, even threatened to take legal action to block the move. At the time, the company, which is about to be taken over by BT in a deal worth £12.5billion, complained getting rid of charges for 0800 numbers was ‘ill thought out’ and would ‘crush an already struggling industry segment’. It argued the change could cost up to £57.5 million to implement and that mobile networks would simply put up other charges to make up for any lost income. Ernest Doku, telecoms expert at the price comparison service, uSwitch.com, said the end to mobile charges to call 0800 numbers was a ‘long-overdue victory for common-sense’. EE claims the plan is ill thought out and will make an already struggling industry suffer . A spokesman for the telecoms price comparison website, broadbandchoices.co.uk, welcomed moves to make the price of calls clearer to consumers. He said: ‘Making ‘0800’ numbers free from all telephones including mobile phones is excellent news since it’s rarely practical to redial from a landline to avoid charges for what are generally assumed to be ‘free phone’ numbers. ‘Greater cost transparency and simplicity of charging is badly needed in the landline and mobile phone sector. We regularly hear from consumers who are confronted with charges on their phone bill that they were unaware of.’ The changes are part of a wider shake-up in call charges to non-geographic numbers, which are described by Ofcom as the ‘biggest overhaul of phone calls in more than a decade’. They are part of a new regime imposing new rules covering the cost of calling the 084, 087 and 09 numbers used in TV show phone polls, by businesses, GP surgeries and government departments – as well as 118 directory enquiry numbers. At the moment, the cost of calling these numbers is mired in confusion with charges varying enormously depending on whether you are using a landline or a mobile phone. In future, organisations using these numbers will be required to advertise a single ‘service charge’ for dialling them. Separately, each phone company will apply an ‘access charge’ for putting people through. Consumers will add the two figures together to work out the full cost, which will vary depending on which phone company they are signed to. Ofcom and phone companies will be publicising the changes under the banner UK Calling before the switch in the summer. The regulator’s chief executive, Sharon White, said: ‘In July we’ll see the biggest changes to phone calls in over a decade, affecting 175 million phone numbers. ‘The changes are important for people who enjoy interacting with their favourite shows, but also for everyone calling companies and organisations on 08, 09 and 118 numbers. s.poulter@dailymail.co.uk .",
        "generated_text": "Ofcom; calls; Free 0800 numbers; customers; up to 20p a minute; July 1; proposals.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Operators are charging up to 20p a minute - even if 0800 numbers are free .\nSome are important services run by Government and NHS departments .\nWatchdog Ofcom published proposals to put an end to the rip-off in July .<END-1>",
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            "Mobile customers will no longer be charged up to 20p per minute to call free 0800 numbers, as Ofcom proposes to stop the ‘rip-off’ from July 1 . The move has been opposed by mobile phone networks, which have been making tens of millions of pounds annually from the charges. The changes are part of a wider shake-up in call charges to non-geographic numbers, the ‘biggest overhaul of phone calls in more than a decade’.",
            "Telecom watchdogs will stop mobile phone companies from charging customers up to 20p a minute to dial free 0800 numbers from July 1, according to proposals published by the telecoms watchdog Ofcom . Millions of people dialling what should be free services, such as the NHS or company call centres, end up paying hefty charges . The changes are part of a wider shake-up in call charges to non-geographic numbers, which are described by Ofcom as the \"biggest overhaul of phone calls in more than a decade\".  ",
            "Ofcom is to stop mobile phone companies from charging customers up to 20p a minute to dial free 0800 numbers . Currently, millions of people who call free services from their mobiles - including the NHS, the government and company call centres - end up paying hefty charges . The changes will take effect from July 1 under proposals published by Ofcom."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: River Plate are keen to sign Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao but admit a deal is complicated. The Colombia forward spent eight years with the Argentine side before leaving for Porto in 2009 and River Plate are open to Falcao returning. During an interview with Esto es River program, vice president Matias Patanian said: 'We dream of Falcao Garcia. The doors are open.' River Plate are keen to sign former forward Radamel Falcao who has struggled on loan at Manchester United . River Plate vice president Matias Patanian admits the club 'dream of Falcao' and that 'the doors are open' The 29-year-old has struggled during a season-long loan spell at Old Trafford this term - scoring just four Premier League goals - and it remains to be seen whether United will exercise the option to keep the frontman or whether he will return to parent club Monaco. However, Falcao has been in good goalscoring form for his countrythis week, finding the net three times in two games to equal Colombia’s all-time goalscoring record with 24 goals. Joining River Plate at the age of 15 in 2001 before making his first-team debut four years later, Falcao went on to score 34 goals in 90 appearances for the Primera Division club. Falcao scored 34 goals in 90 appearances for the Argentine club during his four seasons in the first team .",
        "generated_text": "River Plate; Radamel Falcao; Manchester United; loan. Colombia forward; eight years. Vice president Matias Patanian.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>River Plate admit they 'dream' of Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao .\nThe Colombia international spent eight years with the Argentine club .\nFalcao has managed just four goals in 19 Premier League appearances .\nREAD: Falcao still 'has faith' that he could continue at Man Utd next season .\nCLICK HERE for the latest Manchester United news .<END-1>",
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            "Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao spent eight years with Argentine side River Plate and the club is keen to see him return . The Colombia forward is currently on loan with United, but has struggled this season . River Plate vice president Matias Patanian said: \"We dream of Falcao Garcia. The doors are open.\"",
            "River Plate want to sign Radamel Falcao, who spent eight years at the Argentine club before leaving for Porto in 2009 . The Manchester United striker has been on loan this season and may either return to parent club Monaco or stay at Old Trafford . River Plate vice president Matias Patanian said: \"We dream of Falcao Garcia. The doors are open.\"",
            "River Plate are eager to sign their former forward Radamel Falcao, who has struggled on loan at Manchester United this season . Vice president Matias Patanian says the club \"dream of Falcao\" and that \"the doors are open\" . Falcao spent eight years with the Argentine club before leaving for Porto in 2009."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (The Hollywood Reporter)Geoffrey Lewis, a prolific character actor who appeared opposite frequent collaborator Clint Eastwood as his pal Orville Boggs in \"Every Which Way But Loose\" and its sequel, has died. He was 79. Lewis, the father of Oscar-nominated actress Juliette Lewis, died Tuesday, family friend Michael Henderson said. No other details were immediately available. Lewis began his long association with Eastwood in \"High Plains Drifter\" (1973). He also appeared with the actor in \"Thunderbolt and Lightfoot\" (1974), \"Bronco Billy\" (1980), \"Pink Cadillac\" (1989) and \"Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil\" (1997). Lewis scored a Golden Globe nomination for playing bartender Earl Tucker on the 1980s CBS sitcom \"Flo,\" the spinoff of \"Alice\" that starred Polly Holliday, and he had recurring roles on such series as \"Falcon Crest\" and the syndicated \"Land's End.\" Hollywood Reporter: \"Fast 8\" nowhere near starting line . Lewis portrayed real-life Prohibition-era gangster Harry Pierpont in \"Dillinger\" (1973), and his résumé also includes such notable films as \"The Great Waldo Pepper\" (1975), \"The Wind and the Lion\" (1975), \"Lucky Lady\" (1975), \"The Return of a Man Called Horse\" (1976), \"Heaven's Gate\" (1980), \"Catch Me If You Can\" (1989), \"The Lawnmower Man\" (1992), \"The Man Without a Face\" (1993), \"Maverick\" (1994) and \"The Devil's Rejects\" (2005). Hollywood Reporter: Acclaimed satirist Stan Freberg dies . The actor also stood out as a gravedigger turned vampire in the 1979 Tobe Hooper CBS miniseries \"Salem's Lot,\" an adaptation of the Stephen King novel. Lewis had appeared on such 1970s TV shows as \"Then Came Bronson,\" \"Bonanza\" and \"The Name of the Game\" before scoring a minor role as a cowhand in \"The Culpepper Cattle Co.\" (1972). Later, he showed up on such series as \"Mod Squad,\" \"The Waltons,\" \"Police Woman,\" \"Mork & Mindy,\" \"Lou Grant,\" \"Gun Shy,\" \"Magnum, P.I.\" and \"The X-Files.\" Lewis was a co-founder of the spoken-word performance group Celestial Navigations, working with musician and songwriter Geoff Levin. People we've lost in 2015 . ©2015 The Hollywood Reporter. All rights reserved.",
        "generated_text": "Geoffrey Lewis; 79; Clint Eastwood; \"Every Which Way; Loose; TV; \"Falcon Crest.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Geoffrey Lewis appeared in many movies, TV shows .\nActor was frequently collaborator with Clint Eastwood .\nActress Juliette Lewis, his daughter, called him \"my hero\"<END-1>",
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            "Geoffrey Lewis, 79, a prolific character actor , has died . He appeared in several Clint Eastwood movies including \"Every Which Way But Loose\" and its sequel . Lewis also had recurring roles on TV shows such as \"Falcon Crest\" .",
            "Geoffrey Lewis, a prolific character actor who appeared opposite frequent collaborator Clint Eastwood as his pal Orville Boggs in \"Every Which Way But Loose\" and its sequel, has died . He was 79 . Lewis scored a Golden Globe nomination for playing bartender Earl Tucker on the 1980s CBS sitcom \"Flo,\" the spinoff of \"Alice\" that starred Polly Holliday, and he had recurring roles on such series as \"Falcon Crest\" and the syndicated \"Land's End.\"",
            "Geoffrey Lewis, a prolific character actor who was in \"Every Which Way But Loose\" and its sequel, has died . He was 79 and the father of Oscar-nominated actress Juliette Lewis . He had recurring roles on such TV series as \"Falcon Crest\" and \"Land's End.\""
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The UK's top prosecutor today told critics deriding her decision not to prosecute Lord Janner over alleged child sex offences to challenge her in court. Alison Saunders, the Director of Public Prosecutions, said she was 'not afraid' of a legal challenge because she is convinced the Labour peer is not fit to plead because of his dementia. And in her first interview since she announced Lord Janner would not face trial she refused to quit because 'making the right decision is not a resigning issue'. Fighting back: Alison Saunders, the Director of Public Prosecutions, said she was 'not afraid' of a legal challenge over her decision not to charge Lord Janner and said she would not quit . Victims and leading politicians have accused her of 'damaging public confidence' in the justice system with her ruling – even though there was a enough evidence to go ahead with a prosecution. Mrs Saunders admitted herself that three investigations into claims made by 25 alleged victims over 25 years were botched  - but decided it was now too late to charge him. She told the Evening Standard today: 'If somebody wants to challenge my decision I'm not afraid. The proper way to challenge it is through the right to review or a judicial review. 'I'm confident that if they want to do that my decision will stand up. I thought long and hard before making it and I'm confident I got it right. My job is not to be populist. 'The medical evidence was very clear. He wouldn't be fit to stand trial, he wouldn't understand the questions, he wouldn't understand the process, he wouldn't be able to understand instructions. 'It's not to make decisions on the basis of what people want. It's about making the right decisions. Sometimes that means it won't be popular but if I'm fulfilling my duties as DPP that's the right thing to do.' Police began investigating Lord Janner, pictured, after allegations of historic child-sex abuse were made but now he is too ill to be put on trial . Last night it emerged Mrs Saunders overruled the advice of two of the country's most senior barristers to allow Lord Janner to avoid a trial. Clare Montgomery QC and child abuse expert Eleanor Laws QC, leading counsel to the investigation, offered advice which could have supported a move to prosecute. In particular, Mrs Laws pointed to overwhelming evidence and corroborating accounts by victims during the two-year police inquiry. But Mrs Saunders decided it was not in the public interest to put Lord Janner in the dock due to his Alzheimer's disease. Campaigners, MPs and victims believe a 'trial of the facts' could have satisfied the need to get to the bottom of the appalling claims against the peer, whatever his mental state. And MailOnline revealed last week that 19 dementia sufferers have been prosecuted for child sex offences and ten were in the past year. The Mail revealed today that Lord Janner signed over the deeds of his £2million home to his children at the height of the police paedophile case against him, it can be revealed. The move puts his luxury apartment potentially out of reach of child abuse victims suing the Labour peer for compensation. The flat, in an exclusive gated community near Hampstead Heath, North London, was transferred free of charge to his two daughters and son in March last year - the same month police raided Janner's Westminster office and three months after they had swooped on his home. In the four years after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2009, the former Labour MP, 86, has claimed more than £100,000 in parliamentary expenses and allowances. Lord Janner signed over the deeds of his £2 million flat in this complex to his children after the police raid . Even earlier this month, on April 9, he was fit enough to sign a letter saying he wanted to remain in the House of Lords. A week later, the Crown Prosecution Service announced Janner would not be tried over child sex allegations because he was suffering so much from Alzheimer's that he could not even understand any charges against him, let alone answer them. This was despite the fact the CPS ruled there was enough evidence to charge him with 22 sexual offences against children dating from 1969 to 1988. Victims have accused bungling authorities of helping to cover up the crimes of a once powerful man and destroying any hope they had of justice. Child protection campaigners, MPs, police and victims have vowed to challenge the decision in the courts. Last night, two senior Government figures joined the chorus of disapproval and said concerns over the decision were justified. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said there was something 'very strange' about the ruling and Health Minister Norman Lamb said the authorities should examine precedents of dementia sufferers being brought to trial. He added that the matter should be brought before a court because Mrs Saunders and the Crown Prosecution Service had made 'heinous errors by failing to bring a prosecution earlier when there was evidence there to do so'. Last seen: Channel 4 News filmed Lord Jenner outside his house in London on July 8 2014, when he was last seen in public . Signed: Dementia sufferer Lord Janner signed a letter on April 9, just a week after he was deemed unfit to stand trial. His signature has been redacted for privacy reasons . Mr Hunt said London Mayor Boris Johnson and Home Secretary Theresa May had been 'right' to express concern at the decision, adding: 'I think we all think that there is something very, very strange here where someone was signing official letters only a matter of weeks ago and is somehow escaping prosecution for something so incredibly serious.' Lord Carlile, a Lib Dem peer and legal expert, said although there was strong evidence Lord Janner had dementia, the decision not to proceed with legal action should be reconsidered. This week, leading politicians from seven parties demanded the decision be reversed. The group, led by Labour's Simon Danczuk, wrote to The Times: 'As long as justice is not seen to be done and the greater public interest is not served, the public will see attempts to investigate establishment figures involved in historic child abuse as a whitewash.' A CPS spokesman confirmed Mrs Laws advised Mrs Saunders to prosecute and that Mrs Montgomery was consulted on an 'ancillary matter'. At least ten men with dementia have been convicted of child sex offences since 2010. Clare Montgomery QC, right and Eleanor Laws QC, left, both recommended Janner should face trial .",
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            "UK Director of Public Prosecutions, Alison Saunders, has refused to resign over her decision not to charge Lord Janner with child sex offences . Politicians, victims, and campaigners have criticised her decision, and are demanding a reversal of the ruling . Saunders has stated that she is not afraid of a legal challenge to her decision .",
            "Alison Saunders, the Director of Public Prosecutions, has refused to quit despite criticism of her decision not to prosecute Lord Janner over alleged child sex offences . Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt and Health Minister Norman Lamb expressed concern over the decision and MPs from seven parties demanded the decision be reversed."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Britain struck oil in the Falklands yesterday, a discovery likely to escalate already heightened tensions with Argentina over the ownership of the islands. Above, troops walk across the island in 1982 . Argentina has said it will prosecute oil companies operating off the Falklands coast, as tension rise on the 33rd anniversary of the conflict. Officials claim companies active there are acting 'illegally' in Argentine territory. It comes after Britain struck oil in the Falklands this week in a remote field of the islands. The find, announced by British firms that share the exploration area (Premier Oil, Rockhopper Exploration and Falkland Oil & Gas), could be worth billions of pounds and will increase fears of renewed conflict over the British overseas territory. It comes just days after Defence Secretary Michael Fallon warned of a 'very live threat' from Argentina. David Filmus, the Argentine minister in charge of the Malvinas, as the islands are known in Latin America, said: 'The new exploration efforts to try to find hydrocarbons in the area carry a huge environmental risk.' He said the foreign and planning ministries would undertake a joint legal filing in the coming days to try and block further exploration. 'We want the owners of the companies to be tried according to Argentine laws and international statutes,' Mr Filmus said, adding that the process 'could end with an Argentine judge issuing an arrest warrant against those who operate illegally in Argentine waters'. The discovery at the Zebedee exploratory well comes amid worsening relations with Buenos Aires, exactly 33 years after Argentina invaded the islands. Lord West of Spithead, a former First Sea Lord, said last night the find would lead to further claims by the Argentinians over the long-disputed territory in the South Atlantic. 'The rhetoric and sabre-rattling from Argentina will grow,' he added. 'The Argentinians have always been worried we will find oil and, given their economic state, they will think, 'We should have it'. 'We will have to be careful. The only way to stop them (acting) is to ensure we have sufficient military there. The rhetoric from Argentina will get worse.' Argentina invaded the Falklands in 1982, leading to a conflict that cost 260 British and 650 Argentine lives. The South American state still claims territorial rights to the islands. Britain pledged last week to invest £180million over the next ten years to defend the islands, with an upgrade of a surface-to-air missile system and the deployment of two Chinook helicopters. The commitment came after it was revealed earlier this year that Russia could be helping to re-arm Argentina. The latest incident sees a heightening of tensions between Argentina and Britain over the Falklands. Pictured is the bombing of the Sir Galahad Troop Carrier, after it was hit by a missile . A map shows the oil has been discovered 130 north of the island by British companies at the Zebedee oil well . Yesterday's discovery, which could yield 100 million barrels of oil, was announced by the British firms that share the exploration area, Premier Oil, Rockhopper Exploration and Falkland Oil & Gas. Malcolm Graham-Wood, an oil industry expert and founder of the consultancy HydroCarbon Capital, said: 'This is good for Britain, good for British oil companies, good for taxes and good for the industry.' Samuel Moody, chief executive of Rockhopper, which is named after the southern rockhopper penguins found on the islands, said: 'This is a fantastic start to the 2015 Falklands drilling campaign and provides early proof of the significant remaining potential of the North Falkland Basin.' Shares in the oil-exploration companies initially soared to double digits after the discovery was announced. The row over the sovereignty of the islands, which Argentina calls Malvinas, could be intensified by the oil find. However, Mr Graham-Wood said: 'Oil is always found in difficult places, geographically and politically – look at Alaska, for instance – but that has never worried the oil industry.' Oil expert Charlie Sharp, of the investment bank Canaccord Genuity, said the Zebedee discovery was 'an excellent start to the exploration campaign'. War veterans sing the national anthem and hold the Argentinian flag during a ceremony marking the 33rd anniversary of the start of the Falklands War. Argentina has now written to the UN about British 'aggression' Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner (right) pays tribute to the soldiers who died in the conflict during  the commemoration of the 33rd anniversary in Ushuaia last week . Kirchner used the anniversary - commemorated in Argentina as the Day of the Veterans and Fallen of the Malvinas Islands War - to criticise Britain's announcement it will beef up its defence of the islands . Kirchner told the crowd: 'We will see the islands form part of our territory again. It's not just wishful thinking' Documents released by American whistleblower Edward Snowden allege Britain was actively spying on Argentina between 2006 and 2011. There has been no official response from Britain or Argentina to the claims, which were published by several Argentine news agencies. The documents include allegations Britain implanted computer viruses and circulated false propaganda to discredit the Argentine government, it has been reported. It follows another made nearby in 2012 through a project called Sea Lion, but the price of oil has halved since June, forcing many explorers to cut back on spending. Experts also predict future finds could be even more significant. Stephane Foucaud, oil analyst at First Energy, said the latest discovery is 'encouraging news', but another well – called Isobel Deep, 15 miles to the south – is the 'most important' in the area. Mr Fallon said last week that existing defences in the Falklands would be modernised, with investment in 'ageing infrastructure' and an upgrade of the surface-to-air missile system. It came after news that Russian president Vladimir Putin was reportedly working on a deal to lease 12 Sukhoi Su-24 bombers to Argentina. Intelligence chiefs warned that Argentina could land forces on a remote island, and that commanders needed support helicopters to enable infantry to react to any threat.",
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            "Argentina has said it will prosecute oil companies operating off the Falklands coast as tension rises on the 33rd anniversary of the conflict. Officials claim companies active there are acting 'illegally' in Argentine territory . The find this week, announced by British firms that share the exploration area, could be worth billions of pounds and will increase fears of renewed conflict over the British overseas territory .",
            "Argentina said it will prosecute oil companies operating off the Falklands coast, as tension rise on the 33rd anniversary of the conflict . Officials claim companies active there are acting 'illegally' in Argentine territory. It comes after Britain struck oil in the Falklands this week in a remote field of the islands."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Newly-discovered medical records have finally revealed the fate of pre-Raphaelite artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti's muse Fanny Cornforth and how she died a tragic, death penniless death. The details of where and how the West-Sussex born model and mistress of Rossetti died remained a mystery for years until her biographer recently tracked her down through hospital records. They revealed the orange-haired beauty - whose face graced many of her lover's paintings - died in the Sussex county asylum in poverty and suffering from clear symptoms of dementia. Rossetti's famous painting Aurelia 'Fazio's Mistress' (pictured) was a portrait of his muse Fanny Cornforth . Fair Rosamund, painted in 1861 (left), and 1886's Lady Lilith (right) also used Cornforth as the model . The records revealed she died at the Graylingwell Hospital on February 24, 1909, at the age of 74. At the time of her death, she was suffering from 'senile mania, confusion, weak-mindedness and an inability to sustain a rational conversation, a poor memory and sleeplessness', The Guardian reported. Born Sarah Cox in 1835, she met Rossetti in 1958 and was considered one of his 'stunners' - a reference to the women he kept in his company as lovers and models. She went on to pose for at least 60 of his artworks. Art historian Kirsty Stonell Walker used the records from Graylingwell Hospital in Chichester, now stored at the West Sussex records office, to track down her  resting site and lay flowers at her unmarked grave. Ms Stonell Walker told The Guardian: 'It is a very sad story, but the hospital was not a terrible place, it actually had a very progressive approach towards mental illness. 'She was buried with a few other people, but not exactly in a pauper's grave.' Rossetti was the son of Italian scholar Gabriele Pasquale Giuseppe Rossetti and his wife Frances Polidori. He was born in London in 1828 and is known for his painting, illustrating, translating and poetry. He founded the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood in 1848 with contemporaries William Holman Hunt and John Everett Millais. His most famous paintings include Beata Beatrix, The Girlhood of Mary Virgin, How They Met Themselves. Dante Gabriel Rossetti was one of the most well-known founding members of the Pre-Raphelites group . The Pre-Raphelites were a group of English artists who formed a 'brotherhood' in 1848, dedicated to creating work that rejected the mannered approach adopted by Raphael and other Renaissance painters. Believing Raphael, Michelangelo and Leonardo had proven a corrupting influence on art, they wanted to return to the intense colour and detailed compositions that characterised 15th century Italian art. Founded by William Holman Hunt, John Everett Millais and Dante Gabriel Rossetti, the trio later welcomed Rossetti's brother, William, James Collinson, Frederic George Stephens and Thomas Woolner to their circle.",
        "generated_text": "Model; Rossetti; Fanny Cornforth; 1909; 74; hospital records; poverty; dementia.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Details of the death of Dante Gabriel Rossetti's muse finally unmasked .\nBiographer Kirsty Stonell Walker located her grave using medical records .\nThey revealed she died penniless, suffering from dementia in an asylum .\nShe was the muse and model for some of Rossetti's best-known works .<END-1>",
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            "Details of where and how pre-Raphaelite artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti's muse Fanny Cornforth died have finally been discovered through hospital records . The orange-haired beauty died in the Sussex county asylum in poverty and suffering from clear symptoms of dementia and was buried in an unmarked grave . She had posed for at least 60 of Rossetti's artworks .",
            "The fate of Rossetti's muse Fanny Cornforth has been revealed after she died in poverty and suffering from dementia in 1909 at the age of 74 . She met Rossetti in 1958 and went on to pose for at least 60 of his artworks . Kirsty Stonell Walker used Graylingwell Hospital records to track down her resting site and lay flowers at her unmarked grave."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A neo-Nazi charged with killing a gay supervisor at a community college said he did so because he hates homosexuality. Stancil, who gave himself fascist face tattoos, is awaiting extradition from Florida to North Carolina, where he is accused of fatally shooting 44-year-old Ron Lane. Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, 20, told Raleigh's WRAL-TV on Wednesday that he killed Lane earlier this week in North Carolina because Lane had made sexual advances to Stancil's 16-year-old brother. Scroll down for video . Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, 20, claimed in a prison interview on Wednesday that he had killed a gay college supervisor because he made sexual advances towards his teenage brother . In a telephone interview from a Daytona Beach jail, Stancil said Lane tried to take advantage of his brother. 'He ain't physically touched him, but he was in the proposal to try to and I wasn't going to let that happen,' Stancil said. Stancil said Lane was looking for Stancil on Facebook and found his brother. A Goldsboro police spokesman did not immediately return a phone message on Thursday about that allegation. 'I'd do anything necessary to take care of my family,' Stancil said. He said he has no regrets about the shooting. 'I did what I did, and I've got to live with it. If I get life, I just get life. 'I'm a murderer, you know, what the hell do I got to care? 'I don't give a damn if I go back to society.' Stancil, shot dead his former work-study supervisor Ron Lane (pictured) and claimed to have killed three others - although police had no reports of unsolved homicides . Stancil said he is a neo-Nazi who is concerned about the future of white children. 'I try to look out for my fellow white people,' he said. 'I don't believe in race mixing.' He was asked if he hates gays. 'Yes, I do, with a passion,' he replied, though he said that was only one of the reasons he killed Lane, who had been his supervisor in a work study program at the college before he was fired for absenteeism. Stancil also told the television station he had killed three other people, including two in the Wayne County area. But the sheriff's department told the station it has no report of any unsolved homicides that match Stancil's account. The accused killer appeared in court in Florida on Tuesday where he admitted to the killing, WRAL reported, despite the judge advising him he could remain silent. He confessed to the shooting in an obscenity-laced statement, saying he 'ridded one last child molester from the Earth'. He said Lane, who had been his supervisor at the college's print shop until Stancil was fired last month, had been 'messing with' one of Stancil's family members. Lane was gay, and authorities said they are investigating a possible hate crime. They haven't released a motive for the shooting, but Stancil was dismissed from a work study program at the print shop last month. His mother, Debbie Stancil, said her son was angry over being dismissed from his work-study job for excessive absenteeism. She also said Lane made sexually laced comments to her son. 'He was verbally inappropriate with Morgan at school. Very much verbally inappropriate,' she said. 'He would tell him to stop and he kept on.' The 20-year-old is facing a charge of open murder. Stancil pictured with his mother Debbie at his graduation. She said he is 'rattled and confused and needs mental help'. The mother also claimed that the victim had made sexually laced comments to her son .",
        "generated_text": "Kenneth Morgan Stancil III; 20; North Carolina; Ron Lane; sexual advances; 16-year-old brother.",
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            "Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, 20, facing a charge of open murder, told Raleigh’s WRAL-TV that he killed Ron Lane because Lane had made sexual advances to Stancil’s 16-year-old brother . Stancil, who is awaiting extradition from Florida to North Carolina, claims that Lane tried to take advantage of his brother and that he has no regrets about the shooting . Stancil also said that he has killed three other people, including two in the Wayne County area, but police have no report of any unsolved homicides that match his account.",
            "Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, 20, claims he killed Ron Lane in North Carolina because Lane had made sexual advances to Stancil's 16-year-old brother . Stancil is a neo-Nazi who is concerned about the future of white children and said he hates gays . Lane was gay, and authorities said they are investigating a possible hate crime .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Ukip MEP has praised Russian president Vladimir Putin as a ‘very strong leader’ who has ‘put Russia first’. Diane James, Ukip’s Justice Spokesman, also applauded Mr Putin's nationalist credentials and argued he was forced into invading Ukraine because of the European Union. Ukip leader Nigel Farage sparked a row last year when he hailed Russian President as a ‘brilliant operator'. Scroll down for video . Praising Putin: Diane James, Ukip's Justice Spokesperson applauded Russian President Vladimir Putin's nationalist credentials . Taking part in a women leaders' debate on LBC radio, Mrs James - who is considered a potential successor of Nigel Farage - said: ‘Nigel went on record saying if you provoke the Russian bear you get a reaction. ‘I admire him from the point of view that he’s standing up for his country. He is very nationalist. ‘He is a very strong leader. He is putting Russia first, and he has issues with the way the EU encouraged a change of government in the Ukraine which he felt put at risk a Russian population in that country,' she said. Mrs James was the Ukip candidate in the Eastleigh by-election and currently represents the south east of England in the European Parliament. Ukip leader Nigel Farage caused controversy in March 2014 after he admitted he admired Putin as a ‘brilliant operator’ for his stance on the Syrian conflict. However, unlike Mrs James, he clarified his view on Putin by adding: ‘Not that I approve of him politically. How many journalists in jail now?’ His comments followed the annexation of Crimea, but before the destabilisation of eastern Ukraine and the shooting down of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17, which is widely believed to have been carried out by Russian-supported separatists. Mrs James told presenter Iain Dale (far left) that she admires Putin because he stands up for his country . Ukip smiles: Diane James is widely considered to be Nigel Farage's successor as the leader of Ukip . Mrs James' comments came as Ukip’s election campaign chief admitted the party sometimes resembles a ‘rugby club on tour’ with members who can be ‘boorish’ and ‘chauvinistic’. Patrick O’Flynn, who is also the party’s economics spokesman, said Ukip needs to ‘work harder’ as it is ‘lagging’ behind with female voters. As he launched the party’s ‘policies for women’ alongside the Ukip deputy chairman Suzanne Evans and Mrs James, Mr O’Flynn was forced to defend its ‘blokeish’ image under Nigel Farage. Mrs James' comments come as Ukip's campaign chief Patrick O'Flynn said the party resembled a 'rugby club on tour' He said: ‘Nigel has said sometimes Ukip has resembled a rugby club on tour. I think that's becoming less and less true and indeed the two top rank female politicians sitting alongside me today are two of the main reasons for that. ‘But we need to work harder and there still are occasions where people in the party, men in the party, who should know better, have occasionally resorted to boorishness or chauvinism. When that happens I make sure I express my own displeasure. ‘We’re a very fast-growing party, we’re increasing our attraction – it clearly is daft for us to see a political context where we’re not maximising our support in every potential group. ‘And, as set out today, there is no reason why we should be lagging with female voters – we still are, we’ve got to work harder on addressing those issues and we are doing.’ The event was delayed after the Ukip-branded backdrop collapsed minutes before the press conference was due to begin, sparking frantic work to rebuild the set. The party used the event to confirm a raft of policies, including removing VAT from sanitary products, which they have dubbed a ‘tampon tax’. It also said it would give ‘absolute, full and unconditional’ support for current maternity and paternity leave laws, as well as making sure maternity wards are ‘properly resourced’. Ms James said the party would tackle the problem of female genital mutilation (FGM), which she warned is ‘accepted cultural practice’ for some of ‘our ethnic compatriots’. Mrs Evans, who is writing the party’s election manifesto, blamed the gap in support for Ukip between men and women on ‘lies’ and ‘myths’ spread about the party. She said: ‘I think it is because of the lies the other parties have put out about us. ‘There is this myth we will scrap maternity leave, that we hate women, that we don't do anything for women - I think Diane and I are living proof. ‘Unfortunately the propaganda the other parties put about has hit very hard and very deep.’ Ukip MEP Godfrey Bloom was forced out of the party in September 2013 after branding women who do not clean behind the fridge as ‘sluts’. Mr Farage, who was absent from the women’s event, has previously been criticised for controversial remarks about breast-feeding and whether women are less valuable to employers after they have been on maternity leave. In a 2010 interview, the party leader who has often been photographed smoking cigarettes and drinking pints of beer, also boasted: ‘I’ve got so many women pregnant over the years.’",
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            "Ukip MEP Diane James has called Russian President Vladimir Putin a 'very strong leader' who has 'put Russia first' . James also praised Putin's nationalist credentials and argued he was forced into invading Ukraine because of the European Union . Ukip leader Nigel Farage sparked a row last year when he hailed Putin as a 'brilliant operator'.",
            "A Ukip MEP has praised Russian President Vladimir Putin as a ‘very strong leader’ who has ‘put Russia first’ and was forced into invading Ukraine because of the European Union . Diane James, Ukip’s Justice Spokesman, also applauded Mr Putin's nationalist credentials and argued he was forced into invading Ukraine because of the European Union . The comments came as Ukip’s election campaign chief admitted the party sometimes resembles a ‘rugby club on tour’.",
            "Ukip MEP Diane James praises Russian President Putin as a 'very strong leader' who has 'put Russia first' . James also applauds Putin's nationalist credentials and argues he was forced into invading Ukraine because of the European Union . Ukip leader Nigel Farage sparked a row last year when he hailed Russian President as a 'brilliant operator'. "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Canadian man found a novel way to take in the sights while travelling across country, by taking an rocking chair with him. Kalman Kallai enjoyed the spectacular Canadian scenery from the comfort of a green chair while journeying from Borden, Ontario to Comox, British Columbia for work purposes. Calculating that the drive would take him across a colossal 2,796 miles (4500km) of land, Mr Kallai believed that his journey would be more interesting if he used it as an opportunity to see more of his country. The traveller sits before corn, a café, boats and water, before he is featured rocking and making gestures with his hand . Mr Kallai and a friend mimic the planes that fly past at the beginning of the traveller's adventure . After picking up a green rocking chair that he acquired for free from online advertisement site Kijiji, the traveller attached his trailer and set off on the nine-day journey. The video begins with Mr Kallai carrying his chair to a wooded area, before placing it down and taking a seat. He wears a green hoody, blue jacket and hat – clothing items that remain a running theme throughout the course of the video. Mr Kallai travelled from Borden, Ontario to Comox, British Columbia for work purposes . Sat rocking on his chair watching a number of aeroplanes taking off – perhaps at this point wishing he was on one himself – the traveller is joined by a friend. The pair sit and mimic the plane’s wings before shaking hands and waving goodbye to one another, to allow Mr Kallai to continue his adventure on his own. The traveller is then sat before corn, a café, boats and water, before he is featured rocking and making gestures with his hands. The traveller wears a green hoody, blue jacket and hat in every clip of himself in the video . Mr Kallai takes time to pose precariously on a river bed while journeying across Canada . He momentarily leaves the chair to chase some birds on a beach before making his way through a field and waving at some cows. Later in the video the traveller is met by his dad, who humorously steals the rocking chair before he is swiftly removed. Continuing a good portion of the journey together, the pair dance and jump around in front of rapids and tease a number of large statues. Creature comfort! Mr Kallai makes a number of hand gestures in the video and even waves at cows . Despite hauling the rocking chair around in a trailer, the traveller is also featured carrying it on his head . Mr Kallai said: ‘I brought my dad with me for part of the trek. It was a great bonding experience, as we shared many laughs. ‘I heard some pretty interesting stories about his youth that I hadn't heard before, especially since my mother wasn't on the trip with us.’ The pair reach Manitoba together before they meet with some people and the traveller’s father leaves his son to journey on by himself. Mr Kallai is joined by his dad while journeying across the country and the pair jump around and dance together . The traveller said that he shared many laughs with his dad and that it was a great bonding experience . Hauling the chair around on his head as much as in his trailer, Mr Kallai takes time to pose precariously on a river bed and even a railway track. Arriving in Alberta the temperature suddenly plummets and a lot more snow features in the following images. Eventually however, Mr Kallai reaches British Colombia and the video concludes with him carrying his rocking chair into what appears to be his new front room and taking a seat. Mr Kallai videos himself sitting on a railway track on the chair he acquired from online advertisement site Kijiji . The journey took the traveller nine days to complete and a total of 4500km of land was covered .",
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            "Canadian Kalman Kallai enjoyed the spectacular Canadian scenery from the comfort of a green chair while journeying from Borden, Ontario to Comox, British Columbia for work purposes . He acquired the chair for free from online advertisement site Kijiji and took it on a nine-day journey of 2,796 miles (4500km) across Canada .",
            "Kalman Kallai made a nine-day, 2,796 mile journey across Canada from Borden, Ontario to Comox, British Columbia for work purposes. He took a free green rocking chair from online advertisement site Kijiji along for the trip, and filmed himself in a series of amusing situations along the way, including mimicking aeroplanes with his friend, chasing birds on a beach and dancing in front of rapids.",
            "Canadian Kalman Kallai acquired a green rocking chair for free from online advertisement site Kijiji and took it with him on a journey across Canada for work purposes . The journey from Borden, Ontario to Comox, British Columbia took nine days to complete and covered 4500km of land ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Stuart Broad backed Alastair Cook to hit the Test century that has eluded him for 33 innings on Thursday and put England in a winning position in the second Test. Broad produced his best and quickest bowling since knee surgery last year to take three wickets for 19 here in Grenada before a defiant last wicket stand of 52 from Devendra Bishoo and Shannon Gabriel lifted West Indies to 299. Then Cook, fighting for his captaincy in this series, and the under pressure Jonathan Trott joined forces to hit their first half-century partnership as an opening pair and reach 74 without loss by the close of a rain-affected second day. Stuart Broad produced his best and quickest bowling since knee surgery last year on day two in Grenada . Quick Broad took three wickets on day two as England bowled West Indies out for 299 . Captain Alastair Cook, who won the toss and chose to bowl, worked his way to 37 not out at stumps . Broad backs Cook to go onto a big hundred and get his side in a winning position with three days left . When Cook reached 17 of his unbeaten 37 he went past Alec Stewart to become the second highest run-scorer in England's Test history and now only his mentor in Graham Gooch stands ahead of him. 'He's been an amazing performer for eight or nine years now,' said Broad. 'And he's such a level headed character that you never know whether he's got nought or 200 if you bumped into him in the evening. 'Cooky won't be thinking about personal landmarks now. He knows if he gets a big hundred tomorrow he will set his team up with a fantastic chance of getting a result and it was great to see Cook and Trott back together again. Hopefully they can score a lot more runs tomorrow.' Broad revealed that a chat with new bowling coach Ottis Gibson and a change of technique led him to add 10 miles per hour to his bowling overnight and look back to his best. Cook plays a shot to the legside as he found some form on a rain-interrupted day two at St George's . Broad celebrates the wicket of West indies captain Denesh Ramdin, who was caught behind on 31 . 'I made a slight change overnight after watching quite a lot of footage of how I got my wickets and I was a bit wider on the crease which allowed my momentum to go straight through,' said Broad, who touched 91 miles per hour when bowling a beauty to take Denesh Ramdin's wicket. 'It seemed to work and I was really pleased with how I bowled today.' Despite some momentum in the favour of Cook's side, Broad admits England are battling both the weather and an at time defiant West Indies as they look to force victory. With unpredictable forecasts around, Broad knows only full days of cricket and a sizeable first-innings lead will leave the tourists on track. Broad celebrates after reaching 91 miles per hour for the delivery that took Denesh Ramdin's wicket . Cook and Jonathan Trott leave the field at stumps having guided England to 74 runs without loss . 'The only way we can win is by getting 400, 450 in the first innings and applying pressure that way,' he said. 'We need a bit of lady luck, blue skies in the morning and hopefully there's not too much swing. 'You can't have mornings like we've had on every day of the Test or it will be a draw. 'But we've got a pretty simple job from now, which is to bat a day and half to two days because I don't think anyone really knows how this wicket will behave late on day three, four or five.'",
        "generated_text": "Stuart Broad; three wickets; 19; day two; England; West Indies; 299; Alastair Cook; 37; stumps.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>England captain Alastair Cook hasn't scored a Test century for 33 inning .\nCook became England's second highest Test run scorer on Wednesday .\nStuart Broad said his skipper can put England in a winning position .\nCook (37) and Jonathan Trott (32) were not out at stumps after day two .\nEngland are 74-0, 225 runs behind, after bowling West Indies out for 299 .\nBroad said an action change overnight gave his bowling an added 10mph .<END-1>",
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            "Stuart Broad took three wickets on day two as England bowled West Indies out for 299 . Captain Alastair Cook worked his way to 37 not out at stumps and is backed by Broad to go onto a big hundred and put his side in a winning position with three days left . Cook and the under pressure Jonathan Trott reached 74 without loss by the close of a rain-affected second day.",
            "Stuart Broad took three wickets on day two in Grenada as England bowled West Indies out for 299 . England captain Alastair Cook worked his way to 37 not out at stumps and Broad backs Cook to go onto a big hundred to get his side in a winning position with three days left. Cook and Jonathan Trott reached 74 without loss by the close of a rain-affected second day .",
            "Stuart Broad took three wickets for 19 on day two in Grenada as England bowled West Indies out for 299 . Captain Alastair Cook worked his way to 37 not out at stumps, backed by Broad to hit his Test century . Cook and Jonathan Trott reached 74 without loss and Broad said they need to hit 400, 450 in the first innings and apply pressure to win. "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A woman was caught on camera sobbing with blood on her face as she was being arrested for the stabbing death of her husband in San Diego Sunday. Sandra Mathis, 52, surrendered to police just after 4.45pm in the 1800 block of Commercial Street after police say she repeatedly plunged a knife into her husband's upper torso. The 48-year-old victim was discovered lying on the ground unresponsive with blood gushing from a wound in his neck. He was taken to UCSD Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead from his injuries two hours later. Scroll down for video . Bloody Sunday: Sandra Mathis, 52, was charged with murder after police say she stabbed her 48-year-old husband multiple times in the upper torso after an argument. The woman was caught on camera weeping with blood on her face during her arrest Sunday . In broad daylight: Mathis' 48-year-old husband was found bleeding from a wound in his neck under a bridge in the 1800 block of Commercial Street in San Diego Sunday afternoon . According to police, the victim and his wife were homeless and living in a makeshift tent camp under a bridge in the Barrio Logan section of San Diego. Police officers who responded to the scene found Sandra Mathis trying to revive her mortally wounded husband, but to no avail, according to the station CBS8. News cameras were rolling as the dishevelled, blood-spattered woman missing several teeth was placed in handcuffs. Mrs Mathis was charged with murder and taken to the Los Colinas Detention Facility. Responding officers seized a knife believed to be the murder weapon from the scene. First aid: Officers found Sandra Mathis trying to revive her mortally wounded husband . Strained marriage: Mathis and her husband were homeless and suffering from alcohol problems . Police said there was no history of domestic violence between the couple down-on-their-luck couple, but their friends said they both had a drinking problem. Investigators say the stabbing was sparked by an argument between the husband and wife. Carmen Chambers, who knew Mathis and her spouse, said they appeared to be devoted to one another, but their difficult circumstances may have put a strain on their relationship.",
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            "Sandra Mathis, 52, was charged with murder after police say she repeatedly plunged a knife into her 48-year-old husband's upper torso following an argument . The couple was homeless and living in a makeshift tent under a bridge in San Diego . Mrs Mathis was caught on camera weeping with blood on her face during arrest.",
            "Sandra Mathis, 52, was charged with murder Sunday after police say she repeatedly plunged a knife into her 48-year-old husband's upper torso during an argument . The victim and his wife were homeless and living beneath a bridge in San Diego . Police officers who responded to the scene found Sandra Mathis trying to revive her mortally wounded husband.",
            "Sandra Mathis, 52, was charged with murder after police say she repeatedly plunged a knife into her 48-year-old husband's upper torso in San Diego on Sunday . The couple were homeless and living in a makeshift tent camp under a bridge in the Barrio Logan section of San Diego . Police seized a knife believed to be the murder weapon from the scene ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A laser could be mounted on the International Space Station and used to shoot down pieces of space debris in Earth orbit, says a new paper. The system would use a telescope already mounted on the station to find and target pieces of debris up to 62 miles (100km) away. Powerful pulses from the laser would then push space junk into Earth’s atmosphere, where it would burn up. Tokyo researchers have proposed a laser system to attach to the ISS. It would be used to shoot down pieces of debris in Earth orbit (artist's illustration shown). The system would have a range of 62 miles (100km) and could target things less than 0.4 inches (1cm) in size . The paper, by researchers at the Riken research institute in Tokyo, was published in Acta Astronautica. Their system would use the Extreme Universe Space Observatory’s (EUSO) super-wide-field telescope on Japan’s Kibo Experiment Module on the ISS. The laser, meanwhile, use bundles of optical fibres to produce powerful laser pulses - capable of both high power and high frequency, although exact figures were not given. Since the first object, Sputnik 1, was launched into space 53 years ago, mankind has created a swarm of hundreds of thousands of items of debris. The rubbish circling the planet comes from old rockets, abandoned satellites and missile shrapnel. There are around 22,000 objects in orbit that are big enough for officials on the ground to track and countless more smaller ones that could do damage to human-carrying spaceships and valuable satellites. One major source of debris in the past was a Chinese anti-satellite missile test in 2007 that left an estimated 150,000 pieces of junk in the atmosphere. Accidental events have also contributed to the problem. In 2009 for instance there was a major crash between a U.S. communications satellite and a defunct Russian military probe over Siberia. Combining these two instruments would create a system that could deorbit space debris down to the size of 0.4 inches (one centimetre). The impact of the laser beam on debris would create a force that reduced its velocity, causing it to fall into Earth’s atmosphere and burn up. The group plans to deploy a small proof-of-concept experiment on the ISS, with a small, eight-inch (20-centimetre) version of the EUSO telescope and a laser with 100 fibres. ‘If that goes well, we plan to install a full-scale version on the ISS, incorporating a three-meter [10ft] telescope and a laser with 10,000 fibres, giving it the ability to deorbit debris with a range of approximately 100 kilometers [62 miles],’ said lead researcher Dr Toshikazu Ebisuzaki. Looking further into the future, the team said they could have a ‘free-flyer’ mission not attached to ISS in another orbit to shoot down debris. For example, such a system could be deployed in polar orbit at an altitude of about 500 miles (800km), ‘where the greatest concentration of debris is found,’ according to Dr Ebisuzaki. Without going into specifics, the team says their proposal could remove ‘most’ of the centimetre-sized debris in Earth orbit within five years of operation. MailOnline has asked the researchers to explain how often the laser would fire, and what its maximum capacity in terms of debris-size to deorbit would be. The technology bears some similarities to the Death Star - shown - used to devastating effect in the original Star Wars trilogy. Without going into specifics, the team says their proposal could remove ‘most’ of the centimetre-sized debris in Earth orbit within five years of operation . The paper, by researchers at the Riken research institute in Tokyo, was published in Acta Astronautica. Their system would use the Extreme Universe Space Observatory’s (EUSO) super-wide-field telescope on Japan’s Kibo Experiment Module on the ISS (shown) The EUSO telescope was originally planned to detect ultraviolet light from air showers produced by ultra-high energy cosmic rays. But the researchers realised they could put it to another use - the removal of space debris. The fibre-powered laser, meanwhile, was originally developed to power particle accelerators - but again another use for it was found. Space debris, which is continuously accumulating as a result of human space activities, consists of artificial objects orbiting the earth. The number of objects nearly doubled from 2000 to 2014 and they have become a major obstacle to space development. The total mass of space debris is calculated to be about 3,000 tons. It consists of derelict satellites, rocket bodies and parts, and small fragments produced by collisions between debris. ‘We may finally have a way to stop the headache of rapidly growing space debris that endangers space activities,’ added Dr Ebisuzaki.",
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            "Tokyo researchers have proposed a laser system to attach to the ISS . The system would use the Extreme Universe Space Observatory’s (EUSO) super-wide-field telescope on Japan’s Kibo Experiment Module on the ISS to find and target pieces of debris up to 62 miles away . The laser would then push space junk into Earth’s atmosphere, where it would burn up.",
            "Tokyo researchers propose a laser system to attach to the ISS to shoot down space debris up to 62 miles away . The system uses the EUSO telescope and bundles of optical fibres to produce powerful laser pulses to push debris into Earth’s atmosphere where it would burn up. The system could deorbit space debris down to the size of 0.4 inches .",
            "Researchers in Tokyo have proposed a system which involves mounting a laser on the International Space Station to shoot down pieces of space debris in Earth orbit. The system would use the Extreme Universe Space Observatory’s (EUSO) super-wide-field telescope on Japan’s Kibo Experiment Module on the ISS. The laser would use bundles of optical fibres to produce powerful laser pulses capable of both high power and high frequency, which would push space junk into Earth’s atmosphere, where it would burn up. "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Juventus have made a move for Paulo Dybala, the Palermo striker who has caught the eye of Manchester United and Arsenal, according to reports in Italy. Gazzetta dello Sport report that, with speculation Carlos Tevez could be eyeing a return to Argentina with Boca Juniors, the Serie A side have tabled an offer of 25million euros (£18m) for the 21-year-old. Turin-based Tuttosport follow up those reports by adding that Maurizio Zamperini, the Palermo president, is hoping interest from  sides such as United and Arsenal will spark a bidding war that will raise Dybala's fee. La Gazzetta dello Sport (left) and Tuttosport feature Juventus and their attempts to sign Paulo Dybala . Palermo striker Dybala (left) has also been linked with a transfer to Manchester United and Arsenal . The paper adds that Juventus have made an early move for the striker to avoid such a scenario. In Spain, Barcelona continued to resist Real Madrid's charge to overturn their four-point deficit atop La Liga. Luis Enrique's side won 4-0 at Almeria, with Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez getting on the scoresheet, while Madrid recorded a 2-0 victory at Rayo Vallecano. Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring for Carlo Ancelotti's side with his 300th goal for the club, a feat which AS lead with. AS (left) report on Cristiano Ronaldo's Real Madrid form, while Barcelona are on the front of Mundo Deportivo . Madrid's players mob Ronaldo (second left) after he scored his 300th goal for the club on Wednesday . The paper says Ronaldo is 'pulling the cart' as the Portugal international also assisted James Rodriguez's goal, Madrid's second. Mundo Deportivo believe Barcelona 'are ready to climb the hill' after thrashing Almeria. Luis Enrique's side have a challenging run of fixtures ahead, taking on Sevilla and Paris Saint-Germain away from home in La Liga and the Champions League respectively, before returning to the Nou Camp for the visit of Valencia and the return leg against PSG.",
        "generated_text": "Juventus; Paulo Dybala; Palermo; Manchester United; Arsenal; Reports; Barcelona; Real Madrid; La Liga.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Reports in Italy say Juventus make opening offer for Paulo Dybala .\nThe Palermo striker has been linked with Manchester United and Arsenal .\nReal Madrid and Barcelona continue title battle with La Liga victories .<END-1>",
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            "Juventus have made a move for Paulo Dybala, the Palermo striker who has caught the eye of Manchester United and Arsenal, according to reports in Italy. Barcelona continued to resist Real Madrid's charge to overturn their four-point deficit atop La Liga. Luis Enrique's side won 4-0 at Almeria, with Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez getting on the scoresheet, while Madrid recorded a 2-0 victory at Rayo Vallecano.",
            "Juventus has made a move for Palermo striker, Paulo Dybala, who is also being chased by Manchester United and Arsenal . Juventus has offered $25m for Dybala, hoping to avoid a bidding war . Barcelona beat Almeria 4-0, while Real Madrid recorded a 2-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano in La Liga . ",
            "Juventus have made a move for Palermo striker Paulo Dybala, who has also caught the eye of Manchester United and Arsenal . Reports suggest that Juventus have tabled an offer of £18m for the 21-year-old, in order to avoid competition from other sides . Meanwhile, Barcelona won 4-0 at Almeria and Madrid recorded a 2-0 victory at Rayo Vallecano in La Liga."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Curtis Stone’s image has always been of the affable Aussie who loves to cook, but when it comes to his kids there’s some food that he just won't allow them to eat no matter what . The celebrity chef, who lives in Los Angeles with his actress wife Lindsay Price and their two boys, Hudson aged three and seven-month-old Emerson, is not about to let junk food pass their mouths. ‘Someone said to me on a TV show in America ‘’but how do you stop your kid from eating hot dogs?’’ I'm like that's pretty easy, my kid has never eaten a hot dog because it's full of s***,’ he says. Scroll down for video . Healthy living: Curtis Stone and his actress wife Lindsay Price have two boys, Hudson, 3, and Emerson, 7 months . The celebrity chef (pictured with his wife Lindsay and son Hudson) is adamant that his children should eat healthily . ‘I don't want him to have all the nitrates and c*** that's in a hot dog. ‘Of course one day he will be invited to a party at a fast food restaurant and I'm not going to say no, you can live a life of course, but you are in charge of his day to day.’ Stone says his biggest priority is to feed his children healthy food. He also doesn't hold back about giving his opinion when parents say their kids would rather eat junk food and not fruit and vegetables – it’s because the parents let them do it. The one thing you'll not find in the Stone household is this - a hot dog with all the trimmings . Stone's new cookbook, Good Food, Good Life contains photos of him cooking and gardening with wife Lindsay throughout the book . ‘Your kid is going to embrace whatever you expose them to, right, that's just a fact of life,’ he says. ‘People tell you, “no, no my kid likes this or my kid likes that”. My opinion is; that's just not accurate.’ The 39-year-old is back in Australia to visit family and promote his new cookbook, Good Food, Good Life. Photos of Stone cooking and gardening with Hudson feature throughout the book, which the chef has dedicated to his eldest son. Originally from Melbourne, Stone made a name for himself outside his homeland by hosting US television series Take Home Chef . When he returns to LA Stone will be back in the kitchen at his 25-seat restaurant Maude, named after his grandmother, which focuses on one key ingredient each month. Since the eatery opened in February last year, it has been named LA Weekly's Best New Restaurant and Eater LA's Restaurant of the Year. Originally from Melbourne, Stone made a name for himself outside his homeland by hosting Take Home Chef, which originally was broadcast on TLC in the United States, and went on to become an international success. He and wife Lindsay have two boys, Hudson, 3, and Emerson, 7 months .",
        "generated_text": "Curtis Stone; Aussie; Cook; cookbook; Good Food; Good Life.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Stone's biggest priority is to nourish his children with healthy food .\nHe and wife Lindsay have two boys, Hudson, 3, and Emerson, 7 months .\n‘I don't want him to have the nitrates and c*** that's in a hot dog,' he says .\nHe wants parents to expose their children to a range of healthy food .\nStone is in Australia to promote his cookbook, Good Food, Good Life .\nPhotos of Stone cooking and gardening with his wife feature in the book .<END-1>",
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            "Celebrity chef Curtis Stone has said he will not allow his children to eat junk food and is keen to feed his family healthily . Stone is in Australia to promote his new cookbook, Good Food, Good Life . Stone and his actress wife Lindsay live in Los Angeles with their two boys, Hudson, three, and seven-month-old Emerson .",
            "Aussie chef Curtis Stone is back home promoting his new cookbook, Good Food, Good Life . Stone who lives in Los Angeles with his actress wife and their two boys, is not about to let junk food pass their mouths . Stone's new cookbook contains photos of him cooking and gardening with wife Lindsay throughout the book ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Terrifying footage has emerged of young thugs who got out of their vehicle to threaten another driver while one was armed with a weapon at a set of traffic lights. The dashboard camera has captured the unnamed driver travelling along a Melbourne road when a red ute with P-plates quickly cuts into the lane to turn right at an intersection. Moments later, the red ute appears to look frustrated at the slow moving traffic as they attempt to overtake by carelessly swerving onto the wrong side of the road, A Current Affair reports. Scroll down for video . This woman pulled out a dagger and stabbed the car's bonnet before she made her way back to the red ute . As the driver in front passes through another intersection, the ute seemed to have slowed down until they dashed passed an amber light before ramming the innocent driver. When the red ute pulled in front of the vehicle at a red light, three young people got out to confront the threatened driver. The ute driver is seen wandering off the screen while a young woman, donning a black hooded jacket, pulls the middle finger at the driver as she walks closer to the vehicle. Within seconds, she pulls a dagger out of her side and stabs the bonnet of the car before the three are seen walking back to their ute. It started when the red ute driver appeared frustrated with the slow traffic before ramming into another car . Stopping at a red light, three young people are seen getting out of the ute as they begin to threaten the driver . It's not known as to what happened next after the video stopped or whether anything else had triggered the bizarre road rage incident where three angry people got out of the red ute. But driving expert Ian Luff was disgusted with the behaviour after watching the disturbing footage. 'That's just completely crazy and I'd hate to be that driver,' he told A Current Affair. 'I'm absolutely appalled - what we saw is someone completely out of control.' The young women, donning a black hooded jacket, is seen pulling the finger at the driver of the dashcam . This young woman who was armed with a dagger got out of the red ute as she confronted another driver . Mr Luff added he felt grateful for the existence of dashcams as it led police to investigate the road rage ute driver in this case. The ute motorist has been suspended for 12 months from driving and hit with a $2000 fine. Police are now investigating the woman who was armed with a weapon, A Current Affair reports.",
        "generated_text": "Three young people; vehicle; another driver; Dagger; car; Driver; Melbourne.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Shocking footage has emerged of three young thugs threatening a driver .\nThe red ute appeared frustrated as they attempted to overtake a slow car .\nWhen the ute pulled up in front of another car, three people got out .\nAn armed woman was seen stabbing the car's bonnet on a Melbourne road .\nThe ute driver has been suspended for 12 months and hit with a $2000 fine .\nPolice are investigating the woman who was armed with a weapon .<END-1>",
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            "Terrifying footage has emerged of three young people who got out of their vehicle to threaten another driver while one was armed with a dagger at a set of traffic lights . The unnamed driver was travelling along a Melbourne road when a red ute with P-plates quickly cut into the lane to turn right at an intersection. When the red ute pulled in front of the vehicle at a red light, three young people got out to confront the threatened driver .",
            "Three young people got out of their vehicle to threaten another driver while one was armed with a dagger in Melbourne . The dashboard camera has captured the unnamed driver travelling along a Melbourne road when a red ute with P-plates quickly cuts into the lane to turn right at an intersection . Moments later, the red ute appears to look frustrated at the slow moving traffic as they attempt to overtake by carelessly swerving onto the wrong side of the road.",
            "Three young people got out of their vehicle to threaten another driver while one was armed with a weapon in Melbourne . The video captured the unnamed driver travelling along a Melbourne road when a red ute with P-plates quickly cuts into the lane to turn right at an intersection. When the red ute pulled in front of the vehicle at a red light, three young people got out to confront the threatened driver."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The family of a young Italian woman who was killed in a horror car crash in Perth are pleading with the Australian public to help them as they cannot afford to bring her body home to be buried. On April 6 – Easter Monday - Martina Riccioni and her best friend Antoinettia Caffero, 21, were involved in a horrific head-on collision when the car they were in veered into oncoming traffic as they drove home from Margaret River. Ms Riccioni was thrown from the passenger seat of the car and was killed at the scene of the accident after suffering catastrophic injuries. Scroll down for video . Family of Italian woman killed in a horror car crash in Perth are pleading with the Australian public to help them bring her body home to Italy . They have started a crowdfunding appeal on 'Go Fund Me' to raise up to $20,000 to transport her body . On Easter Monday, Martina Riccioni and her friend Antoinettia Caffero, 21, were involved in head-on collision . Ms Caffero remains in hospital in a critical condition. She can not breathe without assistance and is being treated for a broken back, two broken legs and a fractured neck. Ms Riccioni's devastated family in Italy cannot afford to bring her home so have turned to crowdfunding out of desperation, hoping for the kindness of strangers. The transportation of her body could cost as much as $20,000. The appeal on 'Go Fund Me' titled 'Help get Martina Home,' has already seen more than $13,000 donated by 367 complete strangers that hope to see the 23-year-old laid to rest in her hometown. Ms Riccioni and boyfriend Vince Andretta met 6 months ago when she moved to Australia to start a new life . He warned her about the dangers of Australian roads and that they were a lot faster than those in Italy . Ms Riccioni and her boyfriend Vince Andretta met six months ago when she moved to Australia to start a new life. He warned her about the dangers of Australian roads and that they were a lot faster than those in Italy with aggressive drivers. He has urged the public to help Ms Riccioni's family to get her body home. ‘Even if it’s a dollar anything will help, just to get her home,' Mr Andretta told Channel Nine News. 'Whilst in Perth Martina met her soulmate and began creating a life for herself in Perth,' the crowdfunding appeal says. He has urged the public to help her family to get her body home so it can be buried in her hometown . Ms Riccioni was thrown from the passenger seat of the car and was killed at the scene of the accident . ‘Even if it’s a dollar anything will help, just to get her home,' Mr Andretta told Channel Nine News . 'Martina Riccioni is a beautiful young woman who travelled to Perth from Italy in order to create a better life for herself. 'Please help get Mr and Mrs Riccioni's daughter's body home so they can give her the proper send off like she deserves (and) allow them to say goodbye to their daughter for the last time,' Ms Riccioni's boyfriend's father Carlo said. Mr Andretta also wanted to issue a warning to tourists. 'The roads here are not like the autobahns in Italy, well lit and made for speed,' Carlo told ABC. 'I've driven on country roads most of my life and I know you just don't know what's around the corner.'",
        "generated_text": "Martina Riccioni; 23; Perth; Australia; head-on collision; Australian; Antoinettia Caffero; 21; head-on collision.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Family of Italian woman killed in a horror car crash in Perth are pleading with the Australian public to help them bring her body home to Italy .\nThey have started a crowdfunding appeal to raise up to $20,000 .\nThe appeal on 'Go Fund Me' has already raised over $13,000 for the family .\nMs Riccioni was killed in a car accident on Easter Monday .\nHer best friend Antoinettia Caffero, remains in hospital in critical condition .<END-1>",
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            "Martina Riccioni, 23, was killed in a head-on collision in Perth . Her family, who cannot afford to bring her body home, have launched a crowdfunding appeal on 'Go Fund Me' to raise up to $20,000 to transport her body . The appeal, 'Help get Martina Home,' has already raised more than $13,000 from complete strangers .",
            "The family of an Italian woman killed in a horrific head-on collision in Perth are appealing to the Australian public to help bring her body home so that she can be buried in her hometown . Martina Riccioni was killed and her best friend, Antoinettia Caffero, 21, was badly injured in the crash . The family have started a crowdfunding appeal to raise up to $20,000 to transport her body .",
            "The family of Martina Riccioni, a young Italian woman killed in a car crash in Perth, are pleading with the Australian public to help bring her body home, as they cannot afford to do so themselves . Martina was killed in a head-on collision on 6 April, and her family has launched a crowdfunding appeal through Go Fund Me to raise up to $20,000 to transport her body . Her friend Antoinettia Caffero, who was also in the car, remains in critical condition in hospital."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Hulk Hogan's ex-wife has listed her Simi Valley mansion in California for sale at $5.5million. Linda Hogan purchased the 23.63-acre property for $3.5 million a year after she divorced the WWE Hall of Famer in 2009. Called Villa di Montagna, the compound encompasses a hilltop near the 16th and 17th tees at the gated Wood Ranch Golf & Country Club community. Scroll down for video . Hulk Hogan's ex-wife Linda has listed her Simi Valley mansion in California for sale at $5.5million . The property includes an award-winning swimming pool, complete with fountains, a waterfall and slide . Linda Hogan purchased the 23.63-acre property for $3.5 million a year after she divorced the WWE Hall of Famer in 2009 . It enjoys stunning 360-degree views of the golf course, surrounding mountains and the valley, reports the Tampa Bay Tribune. After buying the property, Linda threw herself into remodeling the 6,300 sq ft house by adding stone walls, stone fireplaces, carved wood details and coffered ceilings. Built in 2005, the Tuscan-style mansion has five bedrooms and 5.5 baths. After buying the property, Linda threw herself into remodeling the 6,300 sq ft house, which has five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms . Linda added stone walls, stone fireplaces, carved wood details and coffered ceilings to the Tuscan-style mansion . One of the intricate bathrooms in the property, which was built in 2005 . Visitors enter the villa through a turret-shaped foyer that features an antique chandelier, while french doors open to a high-ceiling dining room and a courtyard. The master bedroom suite features a large balcony. A 1,200 sq ft guesthouse in the orchards has a full kitchen, a loft-style bedroom, a bathroom and a family room with the floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. There is also an award-winning swimming pool, complete with fountains, waterfalls and a water slide. The estate's master bedroom suite, which features a large balcony overlooking the sprawling property . Another bedroom in the house, styled in a red and white color scheme . The estate also includes an avocado orchard with 2,500 trees, a turret gym, a John Deere tractor, producing vineyards, plus a six-car detached garage and a helicopter landing area. There is also a one acre private lake with nature reserve. The lake is stocked with koi, catfish and turtles. 'Be king or queen of the hill at the spectacular Linda Hogan private gated celebrity compound at Wood Ranch in Simi Valley,' reads the description on Zillow. French doors open to a high-ceiling dining room and a courtyard in the estate . A balcony on the estate features a stunning view of Simi Valley, tucked away 30 miles from downtown Los Angeles . Hogan, 55, co-starred on the family reality show Hogan Knows Best and appeared on the spin-off show Brooke Knows Best, which followed her daughter . Hogan, 55, co-starred on the family reality show Hogan Knows Best (2005-07) and appeared on the spin-off show Brooke Knows Best (2008-09), which followed her daughter. Linda and Hulk Hogan were together for 25 years before their divorce in 2009. In late 2011, court papers revealed that she acquired more than 70 per cent of their liquid assets, plus a 40 percent ownership stake in his companies. After their divorce, Hulk Hogan, whose given name is Terry Bollea, sold the Belleair mansion he received in the settlement for $6.2million. Linda and Hulk Hogan were together for 25 years before their divorce in 2009.In late 2011, court papers revealed that she acquired more than 70 per cent of their liquid assets, plus a 40 percent ownership stake in his companies . The mansion's courtyard. The property also features an avocado orchard with 2,500 trees, a turret gym, a John Deere tractor, producing vineyards, plus a six-car detached garage and a helicopter landing area . The estate encompasses a hilltop near the 16th and 17th tees at the gated Wood Ranch Golf & Country Club community .",
        "generated_text": "Linda; Hulk Hogan; ex; California; sale; $5.5million; Villa di Montagna; compound; a hilltop; the 16th and 17th tees.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Linda Hogan purchased the 23.63-acre property for $3.5m a year after she divorced the WWE Hall of Famer in 2009 .\nLinda remodeled the 6,300 sq ft house, adding stone walls, stone fireplaces, carved wood details and coffered ceilings .\nThe five bedroom, 5.5 bathroom estate, which has been put up for sale, also features a 1,200 sq ft guest house .<END-1>",
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            "Hulk Hogan's ex-wife Linda has listed her Simi Valley mansion in California for sale at $5.5 million . The 23.63-acre property, called Villa di Montagna, encompasses a hilltop near the 16th and 17th tees at the gated Wood Ranch Golf & Country Club community . Linda Hogan purchased the property in 2010 for $3.5 million after she divorced the WWE Hall of Famer in 2009 .",
            "Linda Hogan, ex of Hulk Hogan, has listed her Simi Valley mansion in California for sale at $5.5million . Called Villa di Montagna, the compound encompasses a hilltop near the 16th and 17th tees at the gated Wood Ranch Golf & Country Club community . Linda purchased the 23.63-acre property for $3.5 million a year after she divorced the WWE Hall of Famer in 2009 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A man sentenced to death in the killings of a baby and her grandmother said he's so dissatisfied with his attorneys he'd rather be executed now than continue seeking a new trial with them. Raghunandan Yandamuri, 29, who had served as his own lawyer before being convicted of murder, accused the attorneys of not responding to his calls or letters. He said Monday in Montgomery County Court if his appeal keeps going the same way he would rather be executed immediately. Raghunandan Yandamuri, 29 (left), of King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, is appealing his death penalty sentence for a murder but says that he would rather be executed than continue with his lawyers. Above, Nov 2012 . Yandamuri was convicted in the grisly stabbing death of Satayrathi Venna, 61 (left) and the suffocation death of her grandchild Saanvi, 10 months (right) Judge Steven O'Neill called that 'a little dramatic.' Attorney Henry Hilles said he and colleague Stephen Heckman have spent more time with their client 'than has ever occurred in Montgomery County history.' 'Mr. Heckman and I met with Mr. Yandamuri at the prison tens and tens and tens of times at his request over the two plus years that we were representing him. It boggles my mind to hear him claim that we have not made ourselves available to him,' Hilles told the Times Herald. Yandamuri was a technology professional outside of Philadelphia and knew the baby's parents in what prosecutors called a botched kidnapping plot. The Indian national was given two death sentences in the 2012 slayings of 10-month-old Saanvi Venna and 61-year-old Satayrathi Venna. He was expressionless as the verdict against him, which included up to 62 years in prison for kidnapping, burglary, and abuse of a corpse, was read in October. Prosecutors argued Yandamuri hatched the kidnapping plot to pay for a gambling habit. They said he was mired in gambling debts and told police he committed the crime after losing at least $15,000 at a casino. He told investigators he panicked after the grandmother, who had opened her family's apartment door to him, was killed in a struggle over a kitchen knife he had carried. Yandamuri, an Indian national working as a technology professional outside of Philadelphia, acted as his own lawyer during his trial before his post-conviction hearings were taken over by lawyers . Yandamuri told police he accidentally dropped the baby, put a handkerchief over her mouth to quiet her and tied a towel around her head. He said he then left the baby — with her dark hair, huge dark eyes and white dress — in a trash-strewn, unused sauna in a basement fitness center and when he returned hours later with milk for her she was unconscious. Prosecutors said that the man kept the baby in a suitcase in the trunk of his car for days and slashed the elder Venna's throat to the bone. Yandamuri knew the baby's parents, who also were young Indian tech professionals, from his King of Prussia apartment complex. The defendant had gone to a birthday party for the baby's mother, had met the visiting grandmother and used family nicknames in a ransom note demanding $50,000, authorities said. 'They both are working, so I thought maybe they have some money,' Yandamuri told police in a videotaped statement. 'My intention was not to kill anyone or not to harm anyone. I only tried to kidnap the baby.' At trial, though, Yandamuri argued two other men forced him at gunpoint to help and said he was pressured into confessing. 'Mr. Heckman and I met with Mr. Yandamuri at the prison tens and tens and tens of times at his request over the two plus years that we were representing him,' attorney Henry Hilles (pictured) said . He also said during a post conviction sentencing hearing that he would rather receive the death penalty than sit through the hearings where relatives spoke about the victims, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. His mother Padmavathi traveled from India took the stand and said that her son had been traumatized since age ten after his father was killed in a terrorist attack. She said that he had previously tried to kill himself by drinking kerosene. Yandamuri has tried to file motions on his own since the beginning of his appeal, but they cannot be accepted because he is not representing himself. Hilles and Heckman plan on challenging the death penalty as well as alleged bias during Yandamuri's trial. All death penalty cases in Pennsylvania are given automatic appeal up to the state supreme court level. Earlier this year Democratic Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf declared a moratorium on the death penalty, citing bias in proceedings, expense and inefficiency in repeated appeals. The state has not executed anyone since 1999.",
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            "Raghunandan Yandamuri, 29, who had served as his own lawyer before being convicted of murder, accused the attorneys of not responding to his calls or letters . He said Monday in Montgomery County Court if his appeal keeps going the same way he would rather be executed immediately.",
            "Raghunandan Yandamuri, 29, who was sentenced to death for murder in Pennsylvania, accuses his attorneys of not responding to his calls and letters and says he'd rather be executed immediately than continue seeking a new trial with them . Yandamuri was convicted in the 2012 slayings of 10-month-old Saanvi Venna and 61-year-old Satayrathi Venna . Yandamuri was a technology professional outside of Philadelphia and knew the baby's parents in what prosecutors called a botched kidnapping plot .",
            "Raghunandan Yandamuri, 29, who had served as his own lawyer before being convicted of murder , accused his attorneys of not responding to his calls or letters . He said if his appeal keeps going the same way he would rather be executed immediately ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: One of two teenagers feared to have crossed into Syria to join ISIS is believed to be a relative of Hammaad Munshi (pictured), who became Britain's youngest convicted terrorist when he was found guilty of terror offences at the age of 18 in 2008 . A relative of Britain's youngest convicted terrorist is believed to be among two  teenagers who have fled into Syria to join Isis. The pair from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, have not been in contact with their families for several days and cannot be reached on their mobile phones. One of the boys is believed to be a relation of Hammaad Munshi, who was just 15 when he joined a cell of Islamic fanatics targeting the Royal Family. The grandson of a British sharia judge, Munshi was recruited by a leading 'cyber terrorist' who radicalised impressionable Muslims and encouraged them to attend military camps in Pakistan. He was arrested on his way home from a chemistry exam in 2006 and found with two bags of ball-bearings - key material for a suicide vest. He was locked up for two years under the Terrorism Act in 2008. The Times reported that the two 17-year-old boys told relatives that they were going on a school trip, but instead used the Easter holidays as a 'window of opportunity' to flee Britain. They are thought to have boarded a Thomas Cook flight from Manchester Airport to Dalaman in Turkey on March 31, said West Yorkshire Police. Both families have reported the boys missing to police although British authorities now fear that the pair have managed to cross into Syria from Turkey. A family friend said they were in a state 'of total disbelief' and they were 'broken and inconsolable'. The south Dewsbury area has been linked to a number of extremist plots and was home to the ring-leader of the London bombings on July 7, 2005, Mohammad Sidique Khan. According to The Times, a member of one of the families said: 'We don't want to talk.' Assistant Chief Constable Mark Milsom, from West Yorkshire Police said: 'We are extremely concerned for the safety of these two boys and would urge anyone with information to come forward and speak to us. 'Syria is an extremely dangerous place and the public will be aware of the dangers these boys may face. 'The choice of returning home from Syria is often taken away from those that come under the control of Islamic State, leaving their families in the UK devastated and with very few options to secure their safe return.' The force said it has been supporting the missing teenagers’ families and carrying out extensive inquiries alongside the North East Counter Terrorism Unit. The disappearance of the two teenagers follows the arrest of nine Britons by Turkish authorities attempting to sneak into Syria across the Turkish border. Waheed Ahmed, 21, from Rochdale was arrested with his aunt, cousins and four children while attempting to get into Syria. Scroll down for video . 'Seeking jihad': Two teenage boys from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, are believed to have fled to Syria to join Isis militants, seen here taking control of the Yarmouk refugee camp in Damascus . After the arrest, anti-terror police raided the home of his father, Shakil Ahmed, a respected Labour councillor for the town. Munshi's family comes from Dewsbury in West Yorkshire, where his grandfather Yakub Munshi ran the town's sharia court. The schoolboy, who was studying for his GCSEs at Westborough High School in Kirklees, West Yorkshire, was traced through his online conversations with 'cyber terrorist' Aabid Hussain Khan. In one MSN chat, they argued how best to sneak a metal sword through airport security. Munshi had painstakingly scoured the internet for details on how to make napalm and grenades. He claimed he had only done the research out of curiosity but handwritten notes hidden under his bed revealed his burning desire to travel abroad to become a martyr. The boys are from the same town as London 7/7 suicide bomber Mohammed Siddique Khan (pictured) Munshi also had a library of videos, documents and audio clips showing acts of jihad, mujaheddin fighters and Al Qaeda preachings. He was arrested as he walked home from school after an exam. Khan, who acted as an administrator on an extremist website called Activion Publications, downloaded information on the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and Camilla, Prince Edward, the Countess of Wessex, The Duke of York and the Princess Royal. Munshi was convicted of making a record of information likely to be useful in terrorism. Khan was found guilty of possessing articles for a purpose connected with terrorism but cleared of a similar charge. A third man, Sultan Muhammad from Manningham, West Yorkshire - Khan's cousin - was convicted of three similar charges and one of making a record of information likely to be useful in terrorism.",
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            "The relative of Britain's youngest convicted terrorist is believed to be among two teenagers who have fled into Syria to join ISIS . The pair from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, have not been in contact with their families for several days and cannot be reached on their mobile phones . One of the boys is believed to be a relation of Hammaad Munshi, who was just 15 when he joined a cell of Islamic fanatics targeting the Royal Family .",
            "A relative of Britain's youngest convicted terrorist, Hammaad Munshi, is one of two teenagers believed to have fled into Syria to join ISIS . The two 17-year-old boys from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, have not been in contact with their families for several days and cannot be reached on their mobile phones . Munshi was 15 when he joined a cell of Islamic fanatics targeting the Royal Family and was arrested on his way home from a chemistry exam in 2006.",
            "One of the two teenagers who are feared to have joined ISIS is believed to be a relative of Britain's youngest convicted terrorist, Hammaad Munshi. The boys from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, are believed to have gone to Syria after telling their families that they were going on a school trip. They have not been in contact with their families for several days and the authorities fear that they may have crossed into Syria from Turkey."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A virulent strain of bird flu continues to hammer the Midwest and the virus recently took its biggest toll yet after it hit a farm in Iowa that held nearly 10 percent of the state's egg-laying chickens. Poultry producers and scientists had been hoping warmer weather would knock down the deadly bird flu virus. But the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Monday that the H5N2 bird flu virus had been found at a farm in northwest Iowa's Osceola County - prompting a massive bird cull. Bird flu: Chickens stand in their cages at a farm near Stuart, Iowa. Discovery of the bird flu on an Iowa turkey farm has raised serious concerns that the bird killer could find its way into chicken barns in the nation's top egg-producing state and rapidly decimate the flocks that provide the U.S. with its breakfast staple . The confirmation means up to 5.3 million hens there must be destroyed in a state that produces one in every five eggs consumed in the country. Seven other Midwestern states have also been hit by the virus, dooming nearly 7.8 million turkeys and chickens since March. The virulent strain in question is the H5N2, a highly contagious virus that kills commercial poultry quickly once it gets into a barn. Yet the risk to the public is considered low and infected birds are being kept out of the food supply. So far, only two egg operations have been hit — the one in Iowa and one in Wisconsin. Except for a couple of backyard flocks, all the other cases in the Midwest have been at commercial turkey farms. Minnesota has had 28 turkey farms hit, far more than any other state. Turkey farm: In this photo provided by Bethany Hahn is a flock of turkeys at a Minnesota poultry farm. The country's poultry industry may have to live with a deadly bird flu strain for several years according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture . Precautions: Most commercial poultry barns are shut tight to keep the diseases out, and poultry farms with good biosecurity strictly limit who is allowed in - but is does not always protect poultry from bird flu . Officials say that's because Minnesota is the top turkey-producing state, and its thousands of lakes and ponds are attractive to migrating ducks and other waterfowl. H5N2 and other highly pathogenic strains have also been found since late last year among wild birds, backyard flocks and commercial farms in some western states and British Columbia. U.S. Department of Agriculture officials say the virus could be a problem for several years. The USDA's chief veterinary officer, Dr. John Clifford, said last week that while new cases should drop close to zero once the weather warms up and kills off the virus there's 'very likely' to be a resurgence this fall when the wild waterfowl that are natural carriers of avian influenza fly south for the winter. An outbreak that kills tens of thousands of birds certainly can cost a farm dearly. The government doesn't compensate producers for birds that die of the disease itself, but it does reimburse them for birds that have to be euthanized as a precaution. That gives farmers an incentive to report suspected outbreaks and deal with them swiftly. Outbreaks do not always drive up the cost of turkey eggs and chicken as the toll nationwide represents just a small part of U.S. production. Hormel Foods Corp., which owns Jennie-O, said Monday that it will sell less turkey this year because of the outbreaks. Turkey prices around the holidays often have nothing to do with the costs of production. Retailers often sell turkeys at a loss just to draw in customers who'll stock up on stuffing mix, cranberries, sweet potatoes, pies and other traditional favorites. However, several precautions have been put in place at farms to control the outbreak and stop the spread of bird flu. Most commercial poultry barns are shut tight to keep the diseases out, and poultry farms with good biosecurity strictly limit who is allowed in. Other precautions  include workers often having to shower on their way in and out, wear protective coveralls and step in disinfectant to kill viruses on their boots. Equipment coming in and out is typically sanitized. But despite these measures, the system doesn't always work. According to experts, the only way it can work is if everyone does everything right all of the time - which can prove difficult. And if rodents and wild birds sneak into a barn it can bring the virus that way. Farms tend to be extremely diligent at handling  bird flu as turkeys die quickly and know how to spit the early warning signs. Less severe symptoms can be similar to colds and flu in humans, or a flock turning quiet. While vaccines have been used around the world to protect flocks against various bird flu strains ahead of time, this strain is new to North America. Once an infection is confirmed at a farm, all surviving birds on the property are typically killed to prevent it from spreading. These flocks are usually killed by pumping a water-based foam into the barn, following guidelines from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The foam suffocates the birds within minutes. If birds die they usually cover them in compost in the same barn where they died. Composting is a widely used and approved method throughout the industry to dispose of dead birds. It's thought to be an effective method as the heat generated by composting is enough to kill flu viruses and other pathogens commonly present in poultry such as salmonella. The compost is then used as fertilizer.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Bangkok (CNN)Thailand has lifted martial law, replacing it with it a controversial new security order granting sweeping powers to the ruling military junta. Critics have expressed alarm at the move, with Human Rights Watch's Asia director Brad Adams saying it marked the country's \"deepening descent into dictatorship.\" Martial law was lifted Wednesday when the Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej approved a request from Prime Minister General Prayuth Chan-ocha to proceed. Prayuth -- head of the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) junta -- immediately invoked Article 44 of the country's interim constitution \"to curb acts deemed harmful to national peace and stability.\" Article 44 states, in wide-ranging terms, that when the head of the junta believes it is necessary in the name of public harmony or to prevent the undermining of national security, then he has the power to act as deemed necessary. According to a statement issued by the NCPO, the new order grants military personnel powers to issue summons and arrest those who commit crimes against the royal family or against national stability, who commit crimes involving war weaponry, or who violate the orders of the NCPO. Designated military personnel were granted powers to seize assets, to block media from reporting or publishing, and to detain suspects up to seven days, the statement said. Unauthorized political gatherings of more than five people were banned, while those who defied NCPO orders could be imprisoned for up to a year, it said. Those who were detained could not leave the country without the approval of the head of the NCPO. Human Rights Watch said in a statement that the new security order would allow Prayuth \"to issue orders without administrative, legislative, or judicial oversight or accountability.\" \"Thailand's friends abroad should not be fooled by this obvious sleight of hand by the junta leader to replace martial law with a constitutional provision that effectively provides unlimited and unaccountable powers,\" Adams said in a statement. Sunai Phasuk, Human Rights Watch's senior researcher on Thailand, told CNN the move would see Prayuth \"become a strongman with ultimate power in his hands to wield as he wishes.\" \"This is a dangerous indication that the junta is not going to keep its promise to restore democracy and respect for human rights in Thailand,\" he said. Rupert Abbott, deputy director for Asia Pacific at Amnesty International, called in a statement for the NCPO to \"reinstate the rule of law and constitutional protections for human rights which the 2014 coup steamrolled over.\" Meanwhile, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein expressed alarm at the news. \"Normally I would warmly welcome the lifting of martial law -- and indeed strongly advocated for it to be lifted in Thailand,\" the High Commissioner said. \"But I am alarmed at the decision to replace martial law with something even more draconian, which bestows unlimited powers on the current Prime Minister without any judicial oversight at all. This clearly leaves the door wide open to serious violations of fundamental human rights.\" Martial law was imposed shortly before Thailand's military seized power last May, ousting the democratically-elected government of Yingluck Shinawatra after months of sometimes violent street protests. Since then, the NCPO has curbed civil liberties, muzzled the media and rounded up opponents. Amnesty International says that since May, hundreds of people have been arbitrarily held and dozens brought before military courts for engaging in peaceful political gatherings or expression. Thai political scholar and coup opponent Pavin Chachavalpongpun told CNN that the move from martial law to the new security order amounted to \"pouring the same wine into a new bottle.\" \"The junta is trying to reinvent itself, but the substance is still there,\" he said. \"In a word: it's absurd. Everyone knows in Thailand they had to abolish the martial law because of international pressure. \"But Article 44 is a lot worse than the martial law because it gives total power to the NCPO.\" Thailand's military rulers have insisted that such restrictive measures are needed to maintain stability, following a decade of political conflict which has pitted a royalist, middle-class Bangkok elite against Shinawatra's supporters, mostly drawn from the urban working class or the rural north. But Pavin did not believe there was a sufficient threat to national security to justify the new order. \"The notion of national security has been exploited over and over,\" he said. A spokesperson for the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok said it was important that Thai citizens were allowed \"to freely exercise their fundamental rights, including the rights of freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.\"",
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            "Thailand lifts martial law, replacing it with a new security order granting sweeping powers to the ruling military junta . Critics are alarmed at the move, with Human Rights Watch calling it a \"deepening descent into dictatorship.\" Critics say the new security order allows Prime Minister General Prayuth Chan-ocha to \"issue orders without administrative, legislative, or judicial oversight or accountability.\"",
            "Thailand lifts martial law and replaces it with a new security order granting sweeping powers to ruling military junta . Critics including Human Rights Watch's Asia director Brad Adams are alarmed at the move which marks the country's \"deepening descent into dictatorship.\" The new order granted military personnel powers to issue summons and arrest those who commit crimes against the royal family or against national stability.",
            "Thailand replaces martial law with a new security order giving sweeping powers to the ruling military junta . Article 44 of the interim constitution enables military personnel to arrest those who commit crimes against the royal family or national stability, seize assets and detain suspects up to seven days . Critics have expressed alarm at the move, with Human Rights Watch's Asia director Brad Adams saying it marks the country's 'deepening descent into dictatorship'."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Eating out just once a week raises your risk of suffering from high blood pressure. Those who frequently dine out or feast on takeaways are more likely to have pre-hypertension – elevated blood pressure – with just one extra meal out a week raising the odds by six per cent, a study found. Eating out is associated with higher calorie, saturated fat and salt intake – all causes of high blood pressure. Scroll down for video . A study found that just one extra meal out a week raising the odds of having high blood pressure by six per cent. Stock photo . A team at Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School in Singapore found 27.4 per cent of the population suffered from pre-hypertension. Of these, 38 per cent ate more than 12 meals out per week, the American Journal of Hypertension reported. Professor Tazeen Jafar, of Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School Singapore (Duke-NUS), designed and supervised a study to find behaviour associated with hypertension in a young adult population in South East Asia. Her team surveyed 501 university students, aged 18 to 40, in Singapore. Figures on blood pressure, body mass index (BMI) and lifestyle, including meals eaten away from home and physical activity levels, were collected. The association with hypertension was then determined. Researchers in Singapore found those who frequently dine out or feast on takeaways are more likely to have pre-hypertension. Stock photo . Using statistical analysis, the researchers found that pre-hypertension was found in 27.4 per cent of the total population, and 38 per cent ate more than 12 meals away from home per week; while the gender breakdown showed that pre-hypertension was much more prevalent in men (49 per cent) than in women (nine per cent). The findings showed those who had pre-hypertension or hypertension were more likely to eat more meals away from home per week, have a higher mean BMI, have lower mean physical activity levels, and be current smokers. The novel finding of the study, published online by the American Journal of Hypertension, was the link that Dr. Jafar's team was able to show between pre-hypertension and hypertension with meals eaten away from home. The researchers said that what was also significant was that even eating one extra meal out, raised the odds of pre-hypertension by six per cent. Dr Jafar said: 'While there have been studies conducted in the United States and Japan to find behaviours associated with hypertension, very few have surveyed a South East Asian population. 'Our research plugs that gap and highlights lifestyle factors associated with pre-hypertension and hypertension that are potentially modifiable, and would be applicable to young adults globally, especially those of Asian descent.' She said future studies should examine the effect of lifestyle modification programmes on blood pressure levels of at-risk people.",
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            "Eating out just once a week raises your risk of suffering from high blood pressure . Those who frequently dine out or feast on takeaways are more likely to have pre-hypertension – elevated blood pressure – with just one extra meal out a week raising the odds by six per cent. A study found 27.4% of the population suffered from pre-hypertension with 38% eating more than 12 meals out per week.",
            "Researchers in Singapore have found that eating out just once a week raises your risk of suffering from high blood pressure . Those who frequently dine out or feast on takeaways are more likely to have pre-hypertension - elevated blood pressure - with just one extra meal out a week raising the odds by six per cent, a study found . Eating out is associated with higher calorie, saturated fat and salt intake - all causes of high blood pressure ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Where do you go from here? The fourth season of \"Game of Thrones\" saw massive battles, major deaths (Tywin!) and White Walkers, but what can fans expect Sunday as we head into a fifth season of one of the most popular shows in HBO history? It's the most high-profile premiere yet, airing simultaneously in 170 countries for the first time. (HBO is a Time Warner company, like CNN.) We sought out \"Thrones\" aficionado Doug Gross, a writer for Nerdwallet and a former CNN employee, who had a few thoughts on the matter (beware, TV fans, he has read the books). \"We're going to start seeing some of the show's major story arcs coming together,\" Gross said (as confirmed by the executive producers). \"Already, Stannis has shown up at the Wall to save Jon Snow and the rest of the Night's Watch from the wildlings,\" he said. \"Now we'll see how his quest for the Iron Throne collides with the Watch's supposedly non-political role protecting the realm.\" Tyrion's path should cross with Daenerys' this season, according to the trailers. \"Season five also will be unique in that some of the major story arcs will clearly be moving ahead of where George Martin is in the 'Song of Ice and Fire' books,\" Gross pointed out. Executive producer David Benioff told Rolling Stone, \"We are starting to build to a crescendo, which means the battles have to get bigger and things have to get more dramatic.\" Indeed, this fifth season means we're past the halfway point, with the show currently set to end after seven years. The Stark daughters, Arya and Sansa, will be the characters to watch this season, as will Cersei. The world of Westeros is constantly plagued by war, but is there a time when people have just had enough? \"Wars are waged by the nobles, but it's the common folk who suffer,\" Gross noted. \"And, this season, we'll get a glimpse of what happens when those common people have had enough.\"",
        "generated_text": "Doug Gross; \"Game of Thrones; season; Sunday; HBO; 170 countries; The Stark daughters; Cersei.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The smash hit series \"Game of Thrones\" returns for a fifth season Sunday .\nMajor story arcs should start to converge this year .<END-1>",
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            "The fifth season of \"Game of Thrones\" premieres Sunday, simultaneously airing in 170 countries . Fans can expect to see major story arcs coming together with the battles getting bigger and the drama more intense . The Stark daughters and Cersei will be the characters to watch this season .",
            "\"Game of Thrones\" season five will see some of the show's major story arcs coming together . The Stark daughters, Arya and Sansa, as well as Cersei will be the characters to watch this season . The new season will be unique in that some of the major story arcs will clearly be moving ahead of where George Martin is in the \"Song of Ice and Fire\" books .",
            "\"Game of Thrones\" season five will start seeing some of the show's major story arcs coming together . The Stark daughters, Arya and Sansa, will be the characters to watch this season, as will Cersei . Season five will be unique in that some of the major story arcs will clearly be moving ahead of where George Martin is in the 'Song of Ice and Fire' books ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: To mark the point at which Manchester United's season really began to turn around, you have to go back further than the win against Tottenham last month. The truth is that a dark, cold night at Preston North End in mid-February is more significant. United were poor that night in the FA Cup at Deepdale, coming from behind to win. That, however, was the night Wayne Rooney was restored to a centre-forward position, the night Louis van Gaal finally began to realise the best place from which his best player and captain should lead was from the front. Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney has been returned to his preferred position up front . The 29-year-old had previously been deployed in midfield this season and United had struggled . Now, manager Louis van Gaal (left) looks set to unleash an in-form Rooney on Manchester City on Sunday . United actually lost their next game at Swansea but have subsequently won their next five in the league, with Rooney scoring four times. Incredibly, given the pattern of this season, they head into Sunday's derby game with Manchester City as slight favourites. Prior to that night in Lancashire, Rooney was on the verge of knocking on his manager's door to ask for an explanation about his deployment in the centre of midfield. It seemed as though Van Gaal was about to experience his first very real problem at Old Trafford. Whether he sniffed something in the air, we will never know. But Van Gaal performed a sharp volte face at just the right time and Rooney has gone on to become the most significant figure in United's return to relevance. At Old Trafford, just as he has since Cristiano Ronaldo left for Real Madrid almost six years ago, Rooney represents the most serious threat to City's prospects. Prior to the win over Tottenham, Rooney stood before his team-mates in Manchester's Lowry Hotel and delivered an impassioned call to arms. He is once more the central figure at his club, in more ways than one. 'I think some people mix up scoring goals with form,' said Van Gaal yesterday. 'For us Wayne is very important as a player, as a captain and because he can score goals. But he can do that from midfield, too. The last goal he scored — against Aston Villa — came when he was playing in midfield.' Van Gaal's mid-season deployment of Rooney in midfield remains a sensitive subject. No coach likes to admit he may have been wrong. All that matters now, though, is the 29-year-old's current trajectory, which is undoubtedly upwards. His name is written right through recent derby history of course. He is the fixture's record goalscorer and the scorer of one of its most spectacular goals, that remarkable overhead kick back in 2011 that some City supporters, rather oddly, still maintain came off his shin. Previously there had been the transfer saga of autumn 2010. Courted heavily by City as he prevaricated over a new United contract, Rooney most definitely had his head turned. To this day, rumours persist of meetings in an underground car park at the Etihad Stadium — that one has always seemed a little fanciful — and promises of a salary in excess of £300,000 per week. Rooney scores his side's second goal during United's 3-1 Premier League victory over Aston Villa . What we do know is that there was a point when City and their manager Roberto Mancini thought the transfer was about to happen. So, too, did many United fans. 'Join City and You're Dead' warned graffiti on a city-centre poster carrying his image at the time. Had it done so then these fixtures would probably never have been the same again. As it is, derby day now finds Rooney even more fired up and motivated than ever. City have won the last four and one only has to scroll through the tapes to watch the England centre forward's body language, especially during last season's 4-1 reverse at the Etihad, to see exactly how that has gone down. Rooney may be a Liverpudlian but he understands the City rivalry better than most at his club. In Stretford, Rooney has the opportunity to ease United clear of Manuel Pellegrini's team. When asked yesterday if he has a leader of the United captain's ilk in his squad the City manager was less than convincing. 'Every squad has different kinds of personalities, different players,' said Pellegrini. 'All of them have different options to motivate in different ways. 'I don't think it's good to analyse the personality of our captain. In a squad you must have not just one leader, not just the captain.' City captain Vincent Kompany has been struggling with a hamstring injury but is expected to play against United, albeit with discomfort. He has admitted Rooney's volley of 2011 stayed with him for some time and it's little wonder. It remains a stand-out memory of recent fixtures and Rooney now finds himself in the perfect position to contribute some more. Rooney scores a sublime over-head kick during the Manchester derby at Old Trafford back in 2011 . Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany is expected to play in Sunday's derby, albeit in some discomfort .",
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            "Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney has been restored to his preferred position up front and looks set to unleash an in-form Rooney on Manchester City on Sunday . Previously deployed in midfield this season, United had struggled without their talisman. Louis van Gaal has now returned Rooney to his preferred position as a centre-forward.",
            "Manchester United's Wayne Rooney has been returned to his preferred position up front, while Louis van Gaal looks set to unleash him on Manchester City on Sunday. Prior to that night in Lancashire, Rooney was on the verge of knocking on his manager's door to ask for an explanation about his deployment in the centre of midfield. Whether he sniffed something in the air, we will never know."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Chris Sutton has told the SFA they must hold bungling officials to account. The former Celtic striker has branded additional official Alan Muir 'idiotic' for failing to see a handball by Inverness Caley Thistle defender Josh Meekings in Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final. Meekings is now fighting a ban from the Scottish Cup Final following a Notice of Complaint from the SFA compliance officer. Inverness defender Josh Meekings (left) blocks a goal-bound header from Leigh Griffiths (right) with his hand . Celtic's Aleksandar Tonev (centre) surges forward with the ball during the Scottish Cup semi-final . Former Hoops striker Chris Sutton (pictured in 2005) has called for more accountability for officials . Insisting the officials should not escape scot free either, however, Sutton says Muir should be kept away from high-profile games if he's not up to the job. 'There's not a conspiracy theory or anything like that,' he insisted. 'It was just an absolute shocker. I just can't work out what he was thinking. 'It was just idiotic how he didn't see it. It wasn't a conspiracy, I just can't remember a decision that bad from someone standing so close. 'There is no way he could have thought that ball hit the player on the head, he must be an idiot not to see it. It's just ridiculous.' A goal ahead at the time, Celtic reacted to 'supporter pressure' by writing to the SFA seeking clarification on the failure of referee Steven McLean to award a penalty and send Meekings off. Sutton infamously triggered a huge row in 2003 when he accused Dunfermline of 'lying down' to Rangers to pip Celtic to the title on the final day. Insisting Sunday was a question of incompetence rather than integrity, however, he added: 'It's not a conspiracy, it's just a rubbish and inept decision. 'It shouldn't happen and it doesn't reflect well on the Scottish game if decisions like that are made. 'I don't know if maybe he (Muir) panicked, but he has a job to do and if he is not up to the job — which he clearly wasn't — then he shouldn't do it again. 'You can understand the frustration of the Celtic fans and players and the manager's frustration. 'I'm not saying that changes the perception of what Ronny Deila has done. As the season has gone on Celtic have got stronger — but you have to say it's a chance to win a Treble missed due to not just a poor decision, but an awful one.' Celtic captain Scott Brown (left) appeals to referee Steven McLean during the Scottish Cup semi-final . Celtic's Adam Matthews (right) slides in with a strong challenge on Nick Ross (left) during Sunday's game . Speaking at a charity golf day for the John Hartson Foundation, Sutton echoed his former team-mate in querying the club's decision to write to the SFA — an action which has infuriated fans of other clubs. 'The SFA will write back and just say he didn't see,' he continued. 'You know what's going to happen and it's a waste of a stamp. 'I think Celtic will be harbouring grudges for quite some time — and quite rightly so.' Hartson added: 'I can't fathom out what Celtic are going to gain by writing a letter to the SFA.' Celtic pair Tonev (left) and John Guidetti (right) look dejected following their semi-final defeat by Inverness .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Inverness defender Josh Meekings blocked a goal-bound shot from Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths with his hand during the Scottish Cup semi-final .\nNo penalty or red card was given for the offence and Celtic lost 3-2 .\nCeltic have complained in writing to the SFA following the incident .\nFormer striker Chris Sutton feels more should be done to hold officials to account over poor decisions .<END-1>",
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            "Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton has called for the SFA to hold officials accountable after additional official Alan Muir failed to see a handball by Inverness Caley Thistle defender Josh Meekings in Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final. Meekings is now fighting a ban from the Scottish Cup Final following a Notice of Complaint from the SFA compliance officer. Sutton branded Muir 'idiotic' and said he should be kept away from high-profile games if he's not up to the job.",
            "Chris Sutton has told the SFA they must hold bungling officials to account . The former Celtic striker has branded additional official Alan Muir 'idiotic' for failing to see a handball by Inverness Caley Thistle defender Josh Meekings in Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final . Insisting the officials should not escape scot free either, however, Sutton says Muir should be kept away from high-profile games if he's not up to the job .",
            "Chris Sutton has told the SFA they must hold bungling officials to account . Meekings is now fighting a ban from the Scottish Cup Final following a Notice of Complaint from the SFA compliance officer. 'It's not a conspiracy, it's just a rubbish and inept decision ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A woman who notoriously flashed her K-cup breasts on Google Street View has been charged by police with disorderly behaviour. Karen Davis, from Port Pirie in South Australia, was captured streaking by a camera car for the popular Google Maps app, which allows users to zoom in on certain streets and towns in cities all over the world with a 360-degree view. Police released a statement alleging the 38-year-old mother 'pursued' the Google car to make sure she was captured exposing herself, and that it was an illegal act. Karen Davis (pictured) from Port Pirie has caused controversy after a picture appeared on Google Maps Street View showing her bearing her size-K breasts . 'The woman’s actions were the same as someone flashing their genitals and the public expectation is that we take action,' said Superintendent Scott Denny of Port Pirie police. 'Recently in Port Pirie we arrested a man for exposing himself in public - this incident is no different,' he said. 'It is not appropriate for anyone to expose themselves in public places. Our community should be able to expect a bit of decency.' Ms Davis will be summonsed to appear in the Port Pirie Magistrates Court at a date to be determined. In the image, Ms Davis can be seen holding her arms up in the air with her T-shirt hunched up around her neck bearing her breasts, as she follows the Google camera cars around the street. Her sons are playing in the background and an unknown man stands at the fence watching. Across the road, a neighbour is lounging on her outdoor furniture, watching the whole thing unfold. The 38-year-old, who plans to skydive topless for her 40th birthday, has hit back at the controversy over her actions, claiming that 'flat-tittie chicks' are not confident enough with their own bodies and should focus on how they look. Ms Davis had issues with her size-K breasts in her 20's and is finally ready to embrace them and she plans to skydive topless for her 40th birthday . The mother says she is happy the picture appeared online and thought it was funny . Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Ms Davis was in tears over the nasty comments coming from her community after she was branded a 'bad mother' and 'pure filth' for her raunchy behaviour. 'They are narrow-minded people who are not happy with their own bodies,' she said. Posting on her Facebook account, Ms Davis addressed the fact that she pursued the car through Barry Street in Port Pirie until they got the perfect shot and believes locals are jealous of her antics. 'Haters hate, you got the guts to do it?' she posted on Facebook after the photo went public. 'All the flat-tittie chicks think I am disgusting. Big-boob envy has hit Port Pirie.' Taking to Facebook, disgusted commenters attacked Ms Davis' parenting skills after it became clear that her two sons were in the background of the picture. Ms Davis criticised 'flat-tittie chicks' and claimed they needed to focus on their own bodies . 'I'm sure your children will be proud of their mother that is probably going to cause them a lot of embarrassment,' one Facebook commenter said. 'Oh goodness. Can't even begin to imagine how her children are feeling,' another user said. However a select few came out in support of Ms Davis's show on Google Maps. 'Let her go, she's having some fun, Pirie people need to lighten up a bit. if more lovely ladies would get them out more often the world would be a much happier place,' one commenter said. Ms Davis told Daily Mail Australia that she thought the act would be funny and that it was an item she has now ticked off her bucket list. She also said that she has a friend in the United Kingdom and she thought it would brighten up his day if he saw the image online. 'I have a friend in the UK. If he looks on there he will smile,' she said. Ms Davis wasn't sure that the photo would make it on to Google Maps but she said she is delighted that it did. 'I think maybe some need to start their own bucket list and leave mine alone,' she said. While Ms Davis enjoyed herself bearing her breasts on the street, her neighbour sat on her lounger watching from next door . She also revealed that since the photo has been released she has attracted a whole host of new friend requests on Facebook. Many young men have tried to befriend her but she has not accepted any of them. Ms Davis said she has only learnt to embrace her size-K breasts in the last few years after spending her youth hiding them away. 'I  always got picked on and it wasn't until late in my 20's that I became confident in myself,' she said. She also revealed that she has to buy her bras online from the UK as they do not make size-K bras in Australia. 'It would be nice if they made my size bra in Australia,' she said. Ms Davis said that she would do it all again, even considering the backlash the image has received. 'It's my life not theirs,' she said. 'When you point your finger at me, you have 4 pointing back at yourself.' Some people online have suggested that she should be formally charged for her display but she has contacted the police who have confirmed that they have 'no concerns'.",
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            "Karen Davis from Port Pirie, South Australia, has been charged with disorderly behaviour after streaking in front of a Google car capturing images for Google Maps Street View, which she \"pursued\" to ensure she was captured performing the act . Ms Davis, who was caught bearing her K-cup breasts, has hit back at those who have criticised her actions, claiming that \"flat-tittie chicks\" are not confident enough with their own bodies and should focus on how they look . Ms Davis plans to skydive topless for her 40th birthday.",
            "Karen Davis from Port Pirie, South Australia, has been charged with disorderly behaviour after she was captured streaking on Google Maps Street View . She allegedly pursued the Google car to make sure she was captured exposing herself . Ms Davis is planning to skydive topless for her 40th birthday .",
            "Karen Davis from South Australia has been charged with disorderly behaviour after she flashed her K-cup breasts on Google Street View . Davis is believed to have \"pursued\" the Google car to ensure she was seen exposing herself . She is scheduled to appear at Port Pirie Magistrates Court at a date to be determined ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: After a night of drinking there may be parts of an evening you forget - or moments you wish you could erase from your memory. But now there's an app that not only fills in these gaps in memory, it shares evidence of your drunken antics with your friends. Called Flashgap, all photos and videos taken using the app are added to a hidden album that only becomes visible the following day. The Flashgap app (pictured) is free for iOS and Android devices. Photos and videos taken on the app disappear into a hidden album after three seconds and only appear at midday the day after the event. All attendees of the event can see this album, and users can only delete photos they took themselves . Flashgap is free for iOS and Android  and was created by Julian Kabab. Before a night out, one user creates an event and becomes that event's host. They can then add friends to the event at any point until the event ends. During the night, photos and videos can be taken using the app and each shot lasts for just three seconds before it disappears. Before a night out, one user creates an event and becomes that event's host. They can then add friends to the event at any point until the event ends. During the night, photos and videos can be taken using the app and each shot lasts for just three seconds before it disappears. All of this 'evidence' is added to an album that collects photos and images taken by any attendee, and this album remains hidden until 12pm the day after the event. At this point, all attendees are notified that the album is ready to be viewed. Only people who attended the event can see the album, and users can only delete the photos they took themselves. Any photos deleted from the album are deleted from all users' accounts. All of this 'evidence' is added to an album that collects photos and images taken by any attendee, and this album remains hidden until midday the day after the event. At this point all attendees are notified that the album is ready to be viewed. Only people who attended the event can see the album, and users can only delete the photos they took themselves. Any photos deleted from the album are deleted from all users' accounts. Alternatively, people can report images taken by other people if they believe the photos are inappropriate. The photos will be deleted by the Flashgap support team if the reason is legitimate, but this team doesn't have access to any of the images, the shots aren't stored on the Flashgap server and the support team can't view albums. Flashgap was  inspired by the end credits of 2009 film The Hangover. In the film, starring Bradley Cooper and Ed Helms, four friends go on a bachelor party to Las Vegas but lose the groom and have to retrace their steps to remember what happened. Mr Kabab, chief executive of Flashgap said: 'We experimented with GoPros on our heads during a night out and had such fun when reliving the footage and images the next day, that we really felt our idea had some substance. Only people who attended the event (attendees list pictured) can see the album, and users can only delete the photos they took themselves. Any photos deleted from the album are deleted from all users' accounts . Flashgap was inspired by the end credits of 2009 film The Hangover (Ed Helms as Stu is pictured left, Bradley Cooper as Phil is pictured centre and Zach Galifianakis as Alan is pictured right). During the film the trio go on a stag do to Las Vegas but lose the groom and have to retrace their steps to remember what happened . 'We can all relate to going out and being guilty of not remembering an awful lot and that's how Flashgap helps people out. 'We then watched The Hangover together and the ending credits show a series of photos from the guys' infamous night and that's what really triggered our thinking. 'The idea of people reviewing their antics from the previous night is such a powerful bonding experience and it is always interesting to see everyone else's perspective from the event. In essence, Flashgap allows users to be ready for yesterday.'",
        "generated_text": "Flashgap; all photos; videos; the app; a hidden album; the following day.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The Flashgap app is free for iOS and Android devices .\nPhotos and videos taken on the app disappear into a hidden album .\nThey only reappear at midday the next day and are shown to all attendees .\nApp was inspired by the film The Hangover starring Bradley Cooper .<END-1>",
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            "An app called Flashgap shares evidence of your drunken antics with your friends . All photos and videos taken with the app vanish into a hidden album after three seconds, becoming visible only the following day . Users can delete only photos they took themselves.",
            "Flashgap is a free app for iOS and Android devices that adds all photos and videos taken using it to a hidden album that only becomes visible the following day . The album is only visible to attendees of the event, and users can only delete the photos they took themselves. The app was inspired by the end credits of the 2009 film The Hangover.",
            "There's an app called Flashgap that not only fills in gaps in memory after a night out, it shares evidence of your drunken antics with your friends . All photos and videos taken using the app are added to a hidden album that only becomes visible the following day ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A young mother and her three children have been found murdered in their home. LaTasha Gosling, 27, of Tisdale, Saskatchewan, and her two daughters, Janyaa, 4, and Jenika, 8, and her son Landen, 7, were discovered early Wednesday one day after they were reported missing. The suspect in the case was found just hours later dead, and while police would not say how he died they did say that it was not a homicide. He also had a six-month-old baby with him who was unharmed. LaTasha Gosling, 27,  and her two daughters, Janyaa, 4, and Jenika, 8, and her son Landen, 7, (above) were discovered early Wednesday . They had been murdered at their home in Tisdale, Saskatchewan (above) 'Very, very devastating finding out my sister and the kids are actually really dead and they're not coming back,' Laura Gross, the victim's sister, told CBC News. 'That's been very, very difficult for me.' Police have yet to release much information at this time, only saying that the suspect and victim did know one another. A woman who lives in the same mobile park as the family said that a man lived with the mother and three children, and described them as a 'hard working, young family.' She added; 'They were very quiet and I had no problems with them at all.' Family of the Goslings are now trying to raise money for their funeral services, and have started a GoFundMe page. 'With the public's help we hope to get nice caskets, headstones and any other cost that may arise,' reads the page. 'Any little bit helps and will be more appreciated than you could ever imagine.' They have already exceeded their initial goal of $5,000. A memorial has also been set up outside the family's home.",
        "generated_text": "LaTasha Gosling; 27; Tisdale; Saskatchewan; her two daughters; Janyaa; 4, Jenika; 8; Landen; 7; early Wednesday. Suspect; just hours later.",
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            "LaTasha Gosling, 27, and her three children have been found murdered in their home; the suspect was found hours later dead, but police have not revealed how he died . The family's friends are now trying to raise money for their funeral services .",
            "LaTasha Gosling, 27, and her three children have been found murdered in their home in Tisdale, Saskatchewan. The suspect was found dead just hours later and police have yet to release much information, only saying that the suspect and victim did know one another."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A small piece of glass was discovered in a Beech Nut-Nutrition baby food jar by a consumer- and now, the company is recalling 1,920 pounds of the product. The United States Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) revealed the recall on Tuesday. The type of baby food being recalled is 'Stage 2 Beech-Nut CLASSICS sweet potato & chicken,' which is sold in 4-ounce glass jars, the federal agency said in a news release. Recall: Beech-Nut Nutrition says jars part of the recall have the numbers '12395750815' to '12395750821,' with December 2016 expiration dates . Stores across the country were shipped the jars now being recalled, according to FSIS. The agency said 'The company has received a report of an oral injury associated with consumption of these products. FSIS has received no additional reports of injury or illness from consumption of these products.' Jars with the product numbers '12395750815' and ending at '12395750821' are being recalled, all of which have the establishment number 'P-68A.' The baby food jars fall under a Class I recall, which the FSIS describes as 'a health hazard situation where there is a reasonable probability that the use of the product will cause serious, adverse health consequences or death.' Beech-Nut Nutrition said in a statement 'We have initiated a voluntary recall for our Classics Stage 2 Sweet Potato & Chicken following a single report of a small glass piece found in a jar of the product.' Customers can be refunded or receive an exchange by returning the jars to their place of purchase, the company said. 'The quality and safety of our products is our number one priority,' Beech-Nut Nutrition said. 'We know we have not met the expectations of parents who rely on Beech-Nut for quality nutrition for their babies and toddlers in this case, and for that we apologize.' For questions regarding the recall, you can reach the Beech-Nut Nutrition Consumer Hotline by dialing 866-674-4446 . Scare: A small piece of glass was discovered in a Beech Nut-Nutrition baby food jar by a consumer, the Food Safety and Inspection Service said (file photo)",
        "generated_text": "Beech Nut-Nutrition; 1,920 pounds; the product; Jars; the numbers; '12395750815' to '12395750821,' January 2018.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Beech-Nut Nutrition is recalling 1,920 pounds of 'Stage 2 Beech-Nut CLASSICS Sweet Potato & Chicken' baby food .\nA small piece of glass was discovered in a jar by a consumer .\nJars with the product numbers '12395750815' and ending at '12395750821' are affected, all of which have the establishment number 'P-68A'<END-1>",
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            "Beech Nut-Nutrition is recalling 1,920 pounds of its 'Stage 2 Beech-Nut CLASSICS sweet potato & chicken' baby food after a consumer found a small piece of glass in a jar . The jars being recalled have the numbers '12395750815' to '12395750821,' with January 2018 expiration dates . Beech-Nut Nutrition said in a statement that it was sorry and that customers could return the jars for a refund or exchange.",
            "Beech Nut-Nutrition has recalled 1,920 pounds of 'Stage 2 Beech-Nut CLASSICS sweet potato & chicken' baby food in 4-ounce glass jars . The jars with the product numbers '12395750815' to '12395750821' and January 2018 expiration dates are being recalled due to a single report of a small glass piece found in a jar of the product . The company has initiated a voluntary recall and customers can return the jars for a refund or exchange.",
            "Beech Nut-Nutrition is recalling 1,920 pounds of baby food after a consumer found a small piece of glass in one of the jars . The baby food being recalled is 'Stage 2 Beech-Nut CLASSICS sweet potato & chicken,' which is sold in 4-ounce glass jars . Jars with the product numbers '12395750815' to '12395750821' are being recalled, with January 2018 expiration dates ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Most parents have the souvenir of a scan of their child in the womb at 12 weeks. The must-have for IVF mums and dads these days, however, is a video and pictures right from the moment of conception. The images are thanks to revolutionary technology that allows medics to record the microscopic miracle of life – from fertilisation to the division of cells, right through to the growth of an embryo. Hundreds of parents are now the proud owners of these EmbryoScope images, which are also helping scientists learn more about the IVF process. Scroll down for video . Pictured is the very first cell division of Pixie Morley, now aged nine months, taken using the revolutionary EmbryoScope technology . Sally and Stephen Morley (pictured with their daughter Pixie) are one of some 1,500 couples in Britain who have had babies using EmbryoScope technology . Sally and Stephen Morley are among them. The grainy grey and white picture on this page shows the first cell division in the creation of their IVF baby, Pixie. A tiny camera, placed inside an incubator, films the reproduction process. As well as allowing parents to watch back the moment the embryos form, the technology – developed in the US – also allows experts to select the best possible embryos based on how they form during the conception process. This narrows a mother’s chance of miscarrying. The Morleys, from Walsall, had spent months trying to have children naturally before opting for IVF. Mrs Morley, 38, the head of a nursery, said: ‘I knew time was against me being 36 when we started trying so when I failed to get pregnant each month I knew we should have fertility tests as soon as possible.’ While the couple were undergoing IVF, the EmbryoScope technology was introduced at the Midland Fertility Clinic, allowing them to be the first in their area to capture their child’s conception on camera. The technology allows medics and parents to watch the cell dividing. Pictured is the cell division of now nine-month-old Pixie . In October 2013, the embryo was transferred into Mrs Morley’s womb and within two weeks she was told by doctors that the process had been successful. Now, nine months after Pixie’s birth, she is still able to re-watch the moment her daughter was conceived. Experts have hailed the technology as one of the most important developments in IVF. Professor Simon Fishel, who is boss of Care Fertility, the first clinic in Britain to use the EmbryoScope, said: ‘We now know that embryos that do make babies and embryos that don’t make babies do different things. 'And to be able to see this in a time-matched movie and to be able to analyse it scientifically is absolutely wonderful science for us.’ Professor Fishel, who was part of the team that produced first test-tube baby, Louise Brown, in 1978, said the EmbryoScope was revealing the secrets about what happens to embryos as they develop – and why it is that around 70 per cent of them do not actually make babies. The videos were also an emotional milestone in the process of becoming a parent, Professor Fishel said. ‘The couple can see the process of fertilisation, see the cells divide, see the number of cells grow and see them produce an embryo…it is nothing short of observing the wonderful miracle of life.’ The video given to parents is a sped-up version of the process which occurs before the embryo develops. Professor Fishel said his patients were ‘awestruck’ when given the footage but that the clinic only gave parents the video once a mother had fallen pregnant. He added that, at across the Care Fertility clinics, 1,000 couples, who had gone on to have a baby, had been given footage of their embryo’s development.",
        "generated_text": "The images; thanks; revolutionary technology; medics; the microscopic miracle.",
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            "Revolutionary technology allows medics to record the microscopic miracle of life – from fertilisation to the division of cells, right through to the growth of an embryo . The technology, developed in the US, allows experts to select the best possible embryos based on how they form during the conception process . The EmbryoScope technology was introduced at the Midland Fertility Clinic, allowing parents to be the first in their area to capture their child’s conception on camera .",
            "Revolutionary technology allows medics to record the microscopic miracle of life . EmbryoScope images are helping scientists learn more about the IVF process and parents are given videos of the process of fertilisation, cells dividing, number of cells growing and embryos producing . This is a sped-up version of the process before the embryo develops .",
            "Revolutionary technology allows medics to record the microscopic miracle of life from fertilization to the division of cells, right through to the growth of an embryo . The EmbryoScope images are helping scientists learn more about the IVF process and are the must have for IVF mums and dads . The technology allows parents to watch the moment the embryos form, and experts to select the best possible embryos based on how they form during the conception process ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: This is the moment a young orphaned chimp was rescued after she was found in a tiny wooden box cowering from the animal traffickers who killed her mother. The illegal animal traders had kept the terrified three-year-old in the box for two weeks. And the men had been trying to find a buyer on the lucrative black market when they were stopped at a check point trying to cross into Sierra Leone from Guinea, in west Africa, last week. Scroll down for video . This orphaned chimp was found cowering in a tiny box terrified of the animal traffickers who killed her mother . The traffickers were caught during a joint operation by the Guinea Ministry of Environment, the Gendarmerie and the Guinée-Application de la Loi Faunique (GALF) project. Charlotte Houpline, director of French wildlife protection group WARA, said many traffickers have already been arrested and sentenced in Guinea sine they launched the project. She said: 'Slowly the change that is needed is happening. We have been supporting the Government of Guinea for four years now to strengthen law enforcement. Facilitating the arrest and conviction of wildlife traffickers is the main part of our work. 'And we want to target mainly the major traffickers to tackle head-on its major obstacle - corruption.' She added that Guinea, as well as all the other African countries home to great apes, have a low rate of prosecution for animal trafficking. The traffickers, who kept the three-year-old alive with food (pictured) had been trying to find a buyer for her . A spokeswoman for Eco Activists for Governance and Law Enforcement, said: 'The three-year old female who was saved last Saturday was the lucky one. 'She could very easily have ended in the house of some wealthy foreigner or even in an official zoo, travelling out of the country with false documents. 'But even more probably she might not even survive, as the estimations are that for one young ape, smuggled out of Africa, 10 others die on the way, as the traffickers are not able to provide them with proper care. 'Other horrific numbers are unknown - the babies, which are detected and in best case seized, like this our one, present only a minority of all poached and sold ape babies. 'By easy calculation, we can estimate the number of chimpanzees lost only in Guinea during last years to reach tens of thousands. The illegal animal traders had kept the terrified three-year-old chimpanzee in the box for two weeks . 'And hundreds of thousands in the all sub-Saharan Africa. This crime will drive the chimpanzees in wild to the extinction within few decades, if it is not stopped. 'Little apes are like human children. To survive, they need not only food, they need love and care. Trauma, which they experience when they see their mother and their family being killed, is not easy to forget. 'When their family is attacked and mother killed, they cannot do anything else than cling to her. And then they are torn away from mother´s still warm body by the same men who killed her, falling easily into depression and deprivation. 'Yet the future of this particular female looks brighter. She was not seriously injured nor fatally traumatised. Immediately after rescue she was accepted by a sanctuary that takes care of orphaned chimpanzees who survived the slaughter of their families. 'There she has a second chance, starting with a long process of rehabilitation to overcome the traumas they suffered and hoping to one day be back to the wild.' Chimpanzees are the closest genetic living relatives to humans - and their young take years to mature. They were stopped at a check point trying to cross into Sierra Leone from Guinea, in West Africa, last week . The country is a hub of wildlife trafficking internationally where apes, ivory, skins, reptiles, parrots, shark fins and manatees are illegally exported by organised crime syndicates. Since 2007, more than 130 chimpanzees and 10 gorillas were exported from Guinea to China with valid CITES permits, which classified these animals as having been bred in captivity - despite no captive breeding programmes existing in Guinea. According to UN Great Apes Survival Partnership (GRASP) the poachers have to kill approximately 10 chimpanzees to get one baby. So for 130 chimps, exported out of the country, 1,300 of their family members were slaughtered.. One year ago GALF, the Guinea Conakry branch of WARA provided information which lead to the arrest of one of the most notorious ape traffickers in Guinea, Ousmane Diallo. He was sentenced to a year in prison in July 2013 following an 18 month meticulous investigation by GALF. During the investigations, he boasted on video that he had trafficked more than 500 chimpanzees, a live lion and panthers.",
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            "Illegal animal traders kept a terrified three-year-old chimpanzee in a tiny box for two weeks before being caught trying to cross into Sierra Leone from Guinea. Many traffickers have already been arrested and sentenced in Guinea. Facilitating the arrest and conviction of wildlife traffickers is the main part of WARA's work. Guinea, as well as all the other African countries home to great apes, have a low rate of prosecution for animal trafficking. ",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Graham Leonard, pictured leaving court after admitting endangering an aircraft . A passenger who hijacked a plane's tannoy system while drunk to sing karaoke and then caused an airport to be evacuated could be handed a jail term. Graham Leonard, who was returning to Scotland after attending a Manchester United football match, grabbed the PA microphone on the private charter flight and burst into song for his fellow football fans after drinking beer and gin on match day. And after frustrating the cabin crew with his antics during the flight - including throwing a hot towel at one - he then caused part of an airport to be evacuated after deliberately setting off the fire alarm on arrival in Aberdeen. Sheriff Edward Savage said he was keeping 'all options open' and Mr Kelly to find out what impact a jail sentence would have on his client. 'I'm not entirely satisfied given the very serious nature of these matters that a financial penalty will reflect how serious these matters are,' said Mr Savage. 'I want to make it absolutely clear that I'm keeping all options open.' Leonard, 46, appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday where he admitted endangering the aircraft and its passengers as well as setting off the airport alarm knowing there was no blaze. The court heard that Leonard, from Newmacher, in Aberdeenshire, had been part of a group of Scots fans that had chartered an Eastern Airways flight to jet down to watch United's 3-0 league win over Tottenham on March 15 this year. They had been drinking beer and gin and tonics before leaving Aberdeen Airport, then spent the day meeting former players at a corporate event in a hotel in Manchester. Fiscal depute Karen Dow said that Leonard was one of three passengers that missed their ride back to the airport after the drunken day out. When he did eventually board the 9:17pm private flight from Manchester he started causing trouble for the cabin crew. Leonard was flying on a priavet charter Eastern Airways flight into Aberdeen Airport (file photo) Ms Dow said: 'During the journey the accused approached the complainer to ask if he could sing a song on the public address system. 'She said no and that was not permitted. The accused went to the PA mic and started singing. 'The complainer approached him and told him to stop and asked him to return to his seat. 'His behaviour persisted. This was frustrating for the complainer as it was part of the communication system used by the captain.' The court heard that the businessman, who owns a painting and decorating firm in Aberdeen, also repeatedly refused to sit down before throwing a hot hand towel at one of the stewardesses. Graham Leonard was returning to Scotland after watching Manchester United at Old Trafford, pictured . On arrival at Aberdeen International Airport he was seen 'talking' into the airport's PA system then activating a fire alarm. Around 40 people had to be evacuated from the area and two units from Scottish Fire and Rescue Service were called out to the false alarm. Defence agent Gregor Kelly said his client was 'mortified' about his conduct but asked the sheriff to consider a financial penalty. He said: 'In the sober light of day he is extremely apologetic. The full extent of what he had done did not become clear until the next day when he spoke to others. After landing at Aberdeen Airport, Leonard set the fire alarm off causing an evacuation . 'He is ordinarily a responsible business man. 'He is a regular on this charter plane which goes down to follow the fortunes of Manchester United. 'They had drank a mixture of beer and gin and tonic before embarking on the flight down. There was a special corporate event at hotel in Manchester with ex-players. 'He got carried away. There is no excuse for his behaviour.' Sentence was deferred for reports. Leonard was ordained to appear next month. Speaking after the case called, he said: 'I'm deeply sorry about what happened. 'It was just a drunken day out that went wrong. I'm sorry for any trouble I've caused. I'm deeply embarrassed about it.' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.",
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            "Graham Leonard could face jail after he hijacked a plane’s tannoy system to sing karaoke and then caused an airport to be evacuated . He admitted endangering the aircraft and its passengers, as well as setting off the airport alarm knowing there was no blaze . The businessman, who owns a painting and decorating firm in Aberdeen, was returning from watching Manchester United football match and asked the Sheriff to consider a financial penalty.",
            "Graham Leonard, who was returning from a Manchester United football match, faces jail after hijacking a private charter flight's tannoy to sing karaoke, and then causing part of an airport to be evacuated by deliberately setting off a fire alarm on arrival in Aberdeen . Leonard admitted endangering the aircraft and its passengers as well as setting off the airport alarm knowing there was no blaze, and will appear in Aberdeen court next month. Sheriff Edward Savage said he was keeping 'all options open' and asked police to find out what impact a jail sentence would have on Leonard. ",
            "Graham Leonard, who was returning to Scotland after attending a Manchester United football match, could be handed a jail term for endangering an aircraft and its passengers . The court heard that Leonard, from Newmacher, in Aberdeenshire, had been part of a group of Scots fans that had chartered an Eastern Airways flight to jet down to watch United's 3-0 league win over Tottenham on March 15 this year . After frustrating the cabin crew with his antics during the flight - including throwing a hot towel at one - he then caused part of an airport to be evacuated after deliberately setting off the fire alarm on arrival in Aberdeen ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Mayfair mansion that was once the site of a milking parlour has gone on the market for £25million. The four-bedroom property in central London's Farm Street has all the trappings of modern luxury with an indoor swimming pool, gym, lift, cinema room and roof terrace. One hundred and fifty years ago however it was used to house cows for milking on one of London's busiest trading streets. Originally used as a milking parlour, it  became a depot before being knocked down in the 19th Century. In 2011 developers took over the site and demolished the house to make way for the plush mansion which now sits in its place. At 8,139 square ft, it is on the market for £25million. A newly-built mansion that was constructed on the site of a former milking parlour in Mayfair has gone on the market for £25million . The house is decorated throughout with modern furnishings and plush carpets. Among its features is a private lift and guest cloakroom . A grand piano sits in the marbled hall on one of the floor's houses. A 14-piece dining table is also featured in the luxury dining room . An indoor swimming pool now takes the place of what once would have been a milking shed in the 18th and 19th Century . A cinema room is one of the many modern features in the property. It was built in 2011 after developers knocked down the original structure . Impressive artwork throughout the house adorns its walls. It is being sold for £25million by estate agents Wetherell and Knight Frank . An opulent 14-place dining table is found on the first floor of the luxury property which also has its own lift . London's milking parlours date back to Tudor times, with Farm Street serving as hub of agricultural trade for years. Cows were brought there from the grazing areas of Peckham, Holland Park and Hampstead heath and sold to local butchers. Alongside the parlours was an abattoir and pub, the Punch Bowl, which remains. Guy Ritchie and Madonna bought the pub while they were married and it quickly became a celebrity favourite. Mr Ritchie sold it in 2013 to the Alexander Langlands Pearse. Inside the modern mansion are four bedrooms including a master suite which occupies the entire second floor. The lower ground floors feature a swimming pool complex with mosaic-lined pool, steam room, gym, shower and changing facilities, kitchenette, guest cloakroom and media room. It also has a private lift, marble flooring, a sweeping spiral staircase and a dining room which can seat 14. Speaking of the property, Peter Wetherell, chief executive of Wetherell, said: 'This recently built house is an outstanding example of contemporary living in historic Mayfair at its very best. 'As the location of Mayfair’s dairy, the interesting and unusual history allowed for the construction of a house on a commercial depot site, without the usual restrictions of historic listing controls. 'The result is an open flowing family house providing spacious rooms and generous ceiling heights rarely found in historic Mayfair.' The house has four bedrooms which all come with their own en suite bathrooms and is set over four floors. It was built in 2011 . One of the four bedrooms in the house is finished with sleek white, grey and black furniture and soft furnishings throughout . Another of the guest rooms in the luxury mansion furnished in cream and peach. The house has been described by estate agents as a 'flowing family house' One of the double bathrooms in the house has a deep marble bath, his and her's sinks and a large, walk-in shower . The property's master suite takes up the entire second floor with a huge bedroom and 'living space' which features a stunning fireplace . The dressing room in the master suite boasts high-gloss white wardrobes, fluffy white carpet and a grey bench for resting . An enormous jacuzzi bath in the middle of the master suite's bathroom, with his and her sinks and a walk in double shower beyond it . Another of the luxurious bathrooms is fitted with a black and grey bath and shower. Experts said the property was an example of 'contemporary living in historic Mayfair' A courtyard in the property offers another outdoor seating. Part of its tiles have been replaced with glass exposing the leisure complex beneath . The luxury home also has a steam room adorned in shimmer silver mosaic and several outdoor spaces for residents to take in sun . A sweeping sun terrace on the building's roof where residents and guests can take in views of the historic Mayfair village . A sleek white and brown kitchen leads out to a sun-trapped patio on one of the house's floors. There is also a kitchenette elsewhere . An aerial view of the staircase shows the house's four floors, with golden sculptures found on shelves the whole way down . A fully-equipped gym has also been installed in the basement of the house and even has a flat-screen TV fitted on a wall of mirrors . High quality finishings are seen throughout the property which is found in one of London's most exclusive areas .",
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            "A Mayfair mansion that was once the site of a milking parlour has gone on the market for £25million . In 2011, developers took over the site and demolished the house to make way for the plush mansion which now sits in its place . At 8,139 square ft, it is on the market for £25million .",
            "A newly-built mansion that was constructed on the site of a former Mayfair milking parlour has gone on the market for £25m. The plush property has an indoor swimming pool, gym, lift, cinema room and roof terrace, and is decorated throughout with modern furnishings and plush carpets. The original structure was knocked down in 2011 by developers who built the new mansion."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Underlining a change across the nation, nearly 90per cent of U.S. adults now say they have health insurance, according to an extensive survey released Monday. Researchers behind the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index say the number of uninsured Americans is now at a record low. When tracking began in 2008 roughly 14per cent of citizens were uninsured, peaking at 18per cent in the third quarter of 2013. But marking a shift in the trend, for the first three months of this year the rate dropped to 11.9per cent. Whether the new findings turn out to be a high-water mark for President Barack Obama's health care law, or a milestone on the path toward his goal of getting virtually all U.S. residents covered, remains to be seen. Underlining a change across the nation, nearly nine in ten adults now say they have health insurance, according to an extensive survey released Monday . The law's future is still up in the air, and will turn on factors ranging from an upcoming Supreme Court decision on consumer subsidies to actions by Republican leaders in states opposed to Medicaid expansion. The latest update from the Gallup-Healthways survey overlaps with the period when the health law's second sign-up season was winding down. Coverage gains from 2014-2015 translate to about 3.6 million fewer adults uninsured since the fall, before open enrollment got under way, according to Gallup. 'The Affordable Care Act had three major objectives: increase coverage, slow the rate of increase in costs, and improve health,' said Dan Witters, research director for the poll. 'The first one is clearly a win. Coverage is increasing; there is no question about it.' On balance, an estimated 14.75 million adults have gained coverage since the fall of 2013, when the law's first open enrollment season was about to begin, according to Gallup. The uninsured rate lowest since Gallup and Healthways began tracking in 2008 . 'A big outstanding question is what will happen over the next couple of years,' said Larry Levitt, a health insurance expert with the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation. 'To meet expectations, enrollment has to continue to grow and push the number of uninsured down.' The Gallup-Healthways survey is closely followed because it combines the depth of government-sponsored research with the timeliness of media polls. Pollsters interview 500 people a day, nearly every day of the year. One of the questions they ask is whether people have health insurance. The health care law offers subsidized private insurance for people who don't have access to job-based coverage, combined with an expansion of Medicaid aimed at low-income adults in states that accept it. Big states like Florida and Texas are among those refusing to expand Medicaid. The law requires nearly all Americans to have coverage, either through an employer, a government program, or by purchasing their own plan. Those remaining uninsured risk fines. It also provides subsidies to help low-to moderate-income people buy their own insurance. Comparing the most recent sign-up period with the first open enrollment season, the survey found that the uninsured rate declined at a slightly slower pace this time around. In the first three months of this year, the uninsured rate fell by one percentage point. Over the same period last year there was a 1.5 percentage-point decline. From government officials to local volunteers, many people involved with the health care law expected some kind of second-year slowdown. Open enrollment season was shorter, and those who had remained uninsured were seen as more skeptical about the value of coverage. The survey also found that Hispanics saw the biggest coverage gains of any ethnic or racial group. The uninsured rate dropped 8.3 points among Latinos since the end of 2013. Even so, Hispanics are still more likely to be uninsured. 'At a time when Republicans are very keenly trying to court the Hispanic vote, a large chunk of Hispanics are gaining insurance via the Affordable Care Act,' Witters said. President Barack Obama's health care law requires nearly all Americans to have coverage, either through an employer, a government program, or by purchasing their own plan - those remaining uninsured risk fines . The most notable improvement has been among those making less than $36,000 a year, a group that traditionally struggled to get and keep health insurance . Recent gains in coverage have benefited people up and down the income ladder. But the most notable improvement has been among those making less than $36,000 a year, a group that traditionally struggled to get and keep health insurance. Their uninsured rate dropped 8.7 points since the end of 2013. Although the economic recovery is likely to be contributing to coverage gains, the uninsured rate is now significantly lower than it was in early 2008, before the recession. That suggests that the gains in coverage are due to more than an improving economy. Five years after its passage, the biggest question now for Obama's health care law is a Supreme Court challenge. Opponents of the law argue that its literal language only allows the government to subsidize premiums in states that set up their own online insurance markets. Most have not done so, defaulting to the federal HealthCare.gov. Supporters say that while some provisions may be confusing when read in isolation, the intent of Congress was to help consumers in every state pay their premiums. A decision in that case is expected by late June. The survey results were based on landline and cellphone interviews conducted from January 2 to March 31 with a random sample of 43,575 adults ages 18 and older. For results based on the total sample, the margin of sampling error is plus or minus 1 percentage point.",
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            "Nearly 90% of US adults now say they have health insurance, according to an extensive survey by Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index . The number of uninsured Americans is now at a record low of 11.9%, down from 14% in 2008 . Whether this is a high-water mark for President Barack Obama's health care law, or a milestone on the path toward his goal of getting virtually all U.S. residents covered, remains to be seen .",
            "According to the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index, nearly 90% of U.S. adults now say they have health insurance and the number of uninsured Americans is now at a record low . The law's future is still up in the air, and will turn on factors ranging from an upcoming Supreme Court decision on consumer subsidies to actions by Republican leaders in states opposed to Medicaid expansion . The law requires nearly all Americans to have coverage, either through an employer, a government program, or by purchasing their own plan. Those remaining uninsured risk fines."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Four workers died in a massive oil rig fire that raged for hours off the coast of Mexico Wednesday. Mexican state oil company Pemex said 45 workers were injured in the blaze, which began early Wednesday morning. Two of them are in serious condition, the company said. Authorities evacuated about 300 people from the Abkatun Permanente platform after the fire started, Pemex said. At least 10 boats worked to battle the blaze for hours. The fire had been extinguished by Wednesday night, Pemex said in a Twitter post. The company denied rumors that the platform had collapsed and said there was no oil spill as a result of the fire. The state oil company hasn't said what caused the fire on the platform, which is located in the Gulf of Mexico's Campeche Sound. The fire began in the platform's dehydration and pumping area, Pemex said. CNN's Mayra Cuevas contributed to this report.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>The fire on a platform in the Gulf of Mexico has been extinguished, Pemex says .\n45 workers were injured in the blaze, according to the state oil company .\nFour workers were killed in the oil rig fire, which started early Wednesday .<END-1>",
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            "Four workers died and 45 were injured in an oil rig fire off the coast of Mexico on Wednesday . Workers were evacuated from the Abkatun Permanente platform, which is located in the Gulf of Mexico's Campeche Sound . The blaze was said to have started early Wednesday morning and was extinguished by Wednesday night.",
            "Four workers died in a massive oil rig fire that raged for hours off the coast of Mexico Wednesday . Mexican state oil company Pemex said 45 workers were injured in the blaze . Authorities evacuated about 300 people from the Abkatun Permanente platform after the fire started ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: An app which allows users to superimpose images of gory injuries to photos of themselves has been slammed for 'making a mockery of violence'. Scar Booth, which is available from the Apple iTunes store for 79p, offers a gallery of 77 wounds - purportedly real ones - and its makers boast: 'Your friends and family will be convinced that you have suffered a painful beating.' Anti-violence charities have hit back at the disturbing app for trivialising, or 'glorifying' abuse and brutality. Scroll down for video . Disturbing: Scar Booth, which I tested out myself (pictured), offers a gallery of 77 wounds - purportedly real ones - which can be superimposes onto selfies so you can 'prank' friends and family, according to the app . BulliesOut, a Cardiff-based anti-bullying charity, hit out at Scar Booth via Facebook, stating: 'People have to live with real scars... from self-harming, and suffer cuts and bruises from being bullied. 'This app makes a mockery of their injuries and what they have been/are going through.' Adam Fouracre, founder of violence prevention charity Stand up to Violence, concurred. ‘It’s a very negative thing about the society we live in if people think this sort of thing is fun or funny,' he said. According to the app's description, issued by its developer Appdicated, its main purpose is to prank friends and family. 'Load any picture and add virtual wounds to the photo, adjust the transparency of the image to make it look like it is a real injury. [It] will FREAK out just about anyone who sees it.' Mr Fouracre, who launched Stand up to Violence in 2005 after his brother was beaten to death in a random, violent attack late at night, insists it 'glorifies violence'. He argues: 'When people see these pictures they are going to be heartbroken and thinking something really is wrong.' Not so hilarious: The app's description reads, 'Your friends and family will be convinced that you have suffered a painful beating' Backlash: Anti-violence charities have accused the app of 'making a mockery' of abuse and 'glorifying violence' Appdicated founder Rory Boyer defended the app, stating: ‘Scars and bruises do not have to come from violence and this app was created to prank friends and not to glorify violence.’ Although the app is not intended for use by those under the age of 17, photos exist on Twitter of at least one young boy posing in his pajamas with the app's injuries covering his face, captioned: 'My face has been injured. Help Me'. And one iTunes review reads: 'I had so much fun mutilating myself and the rest of my family. I sent them to fb & fooled everyone.' Mr Boyer insists that his company has not been contacted by a single anti-violence charity and says any concerns over the suitability of the app are 'very surprising to hear'.",
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            "Scar Booth app which allows users to superimpose images of gory injuries to photos of themselves has been criticised by anti-violence charities for trivialising abuse and brutality . The app, which is available on Apple iTunes store for 79p, offers a gallery of 77 wounds – purportedly real ones – and its makers boast: \"Your friends and family will be convinced that you have suffered a painful beating.\" People have to live with real scars from self-harming, and suffer cuts and bruises from being bullied. This app makes a mockery of their injuries and what they have been/are going through.",
            "An app which allows users to superimpose images of gory injuries to photos of themselves has been slammed for 'making a mockery of violence.' Scar Booth has 77 wounds which can be superimposes onto selfies so you can 'prank' friends and family, according to the app. Anti-violence charities have accused the app of 'trivialising' abuse and 'glorifying violence.'",
            "An app called Scar Booth, which allows users to superimpose gory images onto photos of themselves, has been criticised by anti-violence charities . The app costs 79p and offers a gallery of 77 wounds, which its makers claim are real. BulliesOut, a Cardiff-based anti-bullying charity, and Adam Fouracre, founder of violence prevention charity Stand up to Violence, have both hit out at the app ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A nursing assistant stuffed a wet wipe into 96-year-old Phyllis Hadlow's (pictured) mouth to silence the dementia patient's screams . A hospital nursing assistant stuffed a wet wipe into a 96-year-old woman's mouth to stop her screaming. Deborah Roberts, 53, forced the tissue into Phyllis Hadlow's mouth in an attempt to silence her in front of other nursing staff at Kent and Canterbury Hospital. She also poured water over the dementia patient, telling other staff: 'My son said if they do it to you, you can do it to them.' A court heard how Roberts, 53, mistreated Mrs Hadlow when the elderly widow was being treated at the hospital. Roberts was found guilty of one count of ill-treatment or wilful neglect of a person without capacity following a two-day trial - but avoided a prison sentence. Mrs Hadlow, who has since died, needed extensive medical care and would occasionally lash out and shout, Canterbury Magistrates' Court was told. Staff nurse Janet Nelson said she heard screaming coming from her bed and went to investigate, only to see Roberts shove the wet wipe into the elderly woman's mouth. Roberts told her she did it to stop the patient screaming and Mrs Nelson  told her: 'I don't want to see this again.' In a separate incident, Mrs Hadlow threw water at Roberts so she retaliated by filling a plastic cup with water and pouring some on her head. Healthcare assistant Lisa Ross said Roberts told her: 'I have had enough of this. My son said if they do it to you, you can do it to them.' Roger Davies, defending, said Roberts had wrecked a lifelong career and was now unemployable as a nursing assistant. Roberts, who worked at Kent & Canterbury Hospital, also poured water over the elderly widow, telling other staff: 'My son said if they do it to you, you can do it to them.' He said: 'She didn't think about the consequences of her actions. She will be reminded every week of what she has done and the price she has paid.' Roberts, from Deal, Kent was suspended after the incident in October 2013 and then sacked. Julie Pearce, chief nurse and director of quality for East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust, said: 'We are very sorry for the care Mrs Hadlow received whilst in our hospital and for the distress this would have caused to herself and her family. 'As soon as we were made aware of these allegations in October 2013 we suspended Mrs Roberts, referred the incident to the police and subsequently dismissed her following a disciplinary hearing.' Mrs Hadlow's son, Dennis, 71, who was too upset to face sitting through the trial, said: 'We know people with advanced dementia can be difficult to handle but the staff are supposed to be trained. 'I am glad the witnesses who saw what happened had the courage to speak out. 'We were told the sentence was one step below being sent to prison, but it will also have ended her career.' Roberts was given a one-year community order, which includes 120 hours of unpaid work, and was ordered to pay £750 costs.",
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            "Deborah Roberts, 53, has been found guilty of ill-treatment or wilful neglect of a person without capacity after stuffing a tissue into the mouth of a 96-year-old dementia patient to silence her, and pouring water over her head. Roberts, who worked at Kent & Canterbury Hospital, was given a one-year community order, 120 hours of unpaid work, and ordered to pay £750 costs. The elderly widow, Phyllis Hadlow, who needed extensive medical care, has since died.",
            "Hospital nursing assistant, Deborah Roberts, 53, was found guilty of one count of ill-treatment or wilful neglect of a person without capacity following a two-day trial . She stuffed a wet wipe into a 96-year-old woman's, Phyllis Hadlow's, mouth to stop her screaming . Roberts avoided a prison sentence but was given a one-year community order, which includes 120 hours of unpaid work, and was ordered to pay £750 costs .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The owner of five horses rescued from rising flood waters during this week’s storm of a decade in New South Wales has revealed the amazing lengths her brother-in-law went to over six terrifying hours to save her horses. Steve Spowart dived down into the freezing cold water to cut the barbed wire and free the horses that had become tangled in fences amidst the floods. The animals’ owner, Sonia Sharrock, praised her ‘absolutely amazing’ brother-in-law, for his incredible feat, saying ‘I don’t know what I would have done without him and my sister’. ‘Steve was cutting the wire, he had to dive right down into the deep water to cut it. It was really difficult and absolutely freezing,’ Ms Sharrock told Daily Mail Australia. Ms Sharrock watched in horror as her stud farm in Woodberry, in Maitland in the Hunter Region of New South Wales - one of the worst affected areas by the storm – rapidly flooded. Scroll down for video . Stud farm owner Sonia Sharrock (right) looked relieved as she managed to save her horses from the NSW floods thanks to help from her brother-in-law Steve Spowart (left) and his surfboard . Steve Spowart paddled out to where the horses were stranded, with concentration etched on his face, before diving down into the freezing water to cut the barbed wire they were trapped in . The brown horse reared up after becoming caught in barbed wire, splashing and throwing Steve back into the storm water . On Tuesday morning the horses were just ankle deep in water ‘but by 1pm it was up to their chest,’ Ms Sharrock said. ‘I was really stressed out and panicking that the water was coming up really fast and I was worried we were going to get caught up,’ she said. In the incredible photos taken of the recue, Mr Spowart – a keen surfer – is seen paddling out into the deep storm water on his surfboard to free the horses. The moving images show the concentration on his face as he moves towards the animals and his concern as he struggles to lead them out of the deep murky water. Steve Spowart spent five hours helping to rescue the horses from the farm in Maitland, NSW . His tough journey to save the animals was captured as he paddled past submerged trees and bushes . In one photo, a startled brown horse attempts to flee as Mr Spowart is kicked backwards into the water. Ms Sharrock, in a green jacket, is seen trying to calm the animal to coax it to follow them without any head collars or leads. ‘The brown horse was my neighbours and he had got caught in barbed wire as he was trying to swim down to get to my horses,’ Ms Sharrock explained. Her horses live just 500m from her house, which is located on a hill, but it took six hours to bring them - and a cow - up to safety in her garden. ‘The surfboard was his idea; he wanted to do that to get in. The problem was the water covered the fences and the horses couldn’t see it so we had to cut them all back to get them out,’ Ms Sharrock said. The brown horse stood off against the two rescuers, Sonia Sharrock and Mr Spowart, in fear of the terrifying floods . The man was helped by Ms Sharrock and her sister as he led two white and one chestnut horse out of the deep water . Barefooted, Steve looked more relieved as he held on tightly to one horse's lead after emerging from the water . Ms Sharrock, in a green coat, talks to a chestnut horse as it follows her to safety out of the storm water . Unlike Mr Spowart who was wearing a wetsuit, Ms Sharrock was a little less prepared and had just ankle length gum boots on her feet after suffering blisters from her full length boots the day before. ‘We didn’t realise it was going to be as big as it was, it took us by surprise. Normally the horses go on the mound and they are fine but this time we realised we’ve got to move them again,’ she added. The flood water is now finally receding but it will be a few weeks before the horses can return to the fields. ‘It’s turned into a big mud pit,’ Ms Sharrock explained. ‘I’m really grateful to my brother-in-law and sister in helping out, I wouldn’t have done it without them. ‘The local community has been brilliant too, we had a guy from a pet produce store ask if he could donate food to us. Everyone has been so good.’ The white horse stands tall amidst the stormy skies in Maitland, an area that has been hit especially hard by the storm . 'The surfboard was his idea; he wanted to do that to get in,' Ms Sharrock said . The incredible moment Mr Spowart walked out of the water as the rain continued to fall during the storm was photographed .",
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            "Steve Spowart saved five horses from NSW floods, cutting barbed wire to free them from fences . Stud farm owner Sonia Sharrock praised her brother-in-law, saying ‘I don’t know what I would have done without him and my sister’ . The horses were up to their chest in water and Spowart paddled out on his surfboard to rescue them over six hours .",
            "Steve Spowart dived into the water to cut the barbed wire and free the horses that had become tangled in fences amidst the floods . The animals' owner, Sonia Sharrock, praised her ‘absolutely amazing’ brother-in-law, for his incredible feat. It took six hours to bring them - and a cow - up to safety in her garden."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: If there’s one thing that stops a boiled egg from being the perfect food - it's the hassle of peeling it. More often than not the process will leave you with fragments of shell in your fingers, on the kitchen counter and sometimes even in your food. But one canny YouTube user, MicahMedia, has uploaded a video demonstrating the simplest and swiftest way to peel a hardboiled egg - using a glass of water. Scroll down for video . The hard-boiled egg is placed in a glass (left) before it is filled quarter of the way with tap water (right) He pops the hardboiled egg into a small tumbler glass before filling it a quarter of the way with water. He then places his hand over the top of the glass, completely covering it. His next move is to vigorously shake the glass from left to right. He keeps the glass in the sink so that the water doesn’t spill. After approximately ten seconds of shaking, the YouTuber lifts his hand to show the egg, which now has a cracked shell. He simply puts his hand in the glass and in a matter of miliseconds, lifts up the shell of the egg which has been loosened from the egg. The 28-second video which was uploaded in January this year currently has over 16million views on the video-sharing website. The egg is vigorously shaken from left to right so that the shell loosens . Result! Once the water has splashed out of the glass, simply peel lift the shell from the egg with no hassle . YouTube users have been praising MicahMedia for his ingenious solution to the age-old problem. ‘Well this has changed my morning. Good job, thanks,’ wrote Nikki Madison. Susan Wheeler wrote: ‘I have tried just about every method I have come across and been disappointed on the most part. This actually works wonderfully. I love doing it. Thanks!’ MicahMedia posted that he’s thinking of ‘doing six boiled eggs at once and seeing what happens.’",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>MicahMedia uploaded the 28-second video demonstrating his method .\nVideo currently has more than 16million views on YouTube .\nThe four-step method only requires a glass and some water .<END-1>",
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            "A YouTube user, MicahMedia, has uploaded a video demonstrating the simplest and swiftest way to peel a hard-boiled egg - using a glass of water . The egg is placed in a glass before it is filled a quarter of the way with tap water . After approximately ten seconds of shaking, the YouTuber lifts his hand to show the egg, which now has a cracked shell .",
            "A video on YouTube demonstrates the simplest and swiftest way to peel a hard-boiled egg, using a glass of water . The egg is placed in a small tumbler glass before it is filled a quarter of the way with water . The YouTuber then shakes the glass vigorously from left to right, lifts the cracked shell and peels the egg within seconds."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The widow of US Navy SEAL Chris Kyle has revealed the painful moment she first broke the news to their two children that their father had been murdered. Taya Kyle told ABC's Robin Roberts she gathered her son, Colton and daughter, McKenna and prepared to tell them. 'I remembered just closing my eyes, the tears rolling down and me just trying to breathe,' said Kyle. Reveal: Taya Kyle had to do everything she could from falling apart in front of her kids when she explained to them their father had been killed . Recovery: Taya has given an interview to 20/20s Robin Roberts about her life since Eddie Ray Routh was convicted of killing her husband, American Sniper, Chris Kyle . Taya, 40, was speaking to Roberts for a special edition of ABC News' 20/20 which will air on Friday, May 1 and will catch up with the widow of Kyle, whose story is portrayed in the blockbuster movie, American Sniper. It will be the first in-depth interview that Kyle has given since former Marine Eddie Ray Routh was found guilty of capital murder on February 24 for shooting dead Chris Kyle and his friend, Chad Littlefield. He was automatically handed a life sentence without the possibility of parole and Taya Kyle broke down in tears on the stand when she gave evidence on the first day of the trial. During the course of their interview, Kyle jokes with Roberts that she never thought she would marry 'a cowboy' but was 'excited' by falling in love with him. 'I never probably thought a cowboy would want me,' she said. 'And I said I would never marry somebody -- a SEAL either. So… 'there you go with your plans again,' right?' Family: Chris Kyle (pictured unshaven) proudly poses with his son, Colton and daughter, Mckenna and wife Taya after leaving active service  in around 2012 . Taxing and emotional testimony: Taya Kyle wipes the tears from her eyes as she gives evidence from the stand during the trial of Chris Kyle's killer, Eddie Ray Routh in February . Eddie Ray Routh pleaded not guilty to killing Chris Kyle and said that he shot him and his friend Chad Littlefield dead because he was suffering PTSD. The jury decided he was guilty of murder and knew what he was doing . Taya has also written a new book, 'American Wife: A Memoir of Love, War, Faith and Renewal' which will go into detail about her marriage and the aftermath of Chris's death. The book is released on May 4 and Taya hopes it will draw a line under her recent events. In March, Taya published a heartbreaking letter to mark their 13th wedding anniversary. Taya Kyle pledged to love her late husband 'all the days of my life' in the touching tribute in which she described the moment her future husband gave her two dozen roses during one of their first dates. Kyle, who was the subject of last year's Clint Eastwood-directed movie American Sniper, was gunned down by fellow war veteran Eddie Ray Routh at a shooting range in Rough Creek, Texas, on February 2, 2013. Taya Kyle was the first witnesses called during the trial. The judge also allowed her to attend the public gallery afterwards to watch the trial . American Sniper: Eddie Ray Routh shot Chris Kyle dead in February of 2013. In February of 2015 he was found guilty for the death of the war hero . That day, Kyle had offered to help Routh deal with his post traumatic stress disorder but was instead shot dead along with his friend Chad Littlefield. Now, in the wake of a turbulent year that involved her husband's killer's trial and an appearance at the Academy Awards for the film made in his name, Mrs Kyle has written of her enduring love for her husband. Posted on Facebook in March, her letter said: 'I feel you in my heart and soul so strongly. I am more blessed to have been your wife than anything else in my life. 'Today, I am thinking of our new relationship, when you rented a boutique hotel room in San Diego and surprised me with two dozen long stem pink roses when we arrived. You got us tickets to a local improv type play. I knew then I was the luckiest girl in the world to be with tough, romantic, loving you. 'Today, I have a choice. I can bury myself under the covers and acknowledge the pain of missing you and mourn the future anniversaries without you. Or, I can celebrate never having a day without you in my heart because you loved me enough to leave me a lifetime of memories and beauty. 'I am somewhere in between today. I loved you yesterday, I love you know, and I will love you all the days of my life.' Kyle was considered the deadliest sniper in American history, with his kill count thought to number about 160 confirmed, with many more probable kills.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Taya Kyle, 40 remembers crying as she told her young son and daughter .\nReveals the difficult moment for new upcoming ABC 20/20 show .\nNavy SEAL Chris Kyle was shot dead in February 2013 by Eddie Ray Routh .\nRouth was convicted of murder and sentenced to life without parole in February .\nTaya Kyle will release new book in May called, 'American Wife: A Memoir of Love, War, Faith and Renewal'<END-1>",
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            "Widow of US Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, Taya Kyle, has revealed the painful moment she first broke the news to their two children that their father had been murdered . Taya Kyle gathered her son, Colton, and daughter, McKenna, and prepared to tell them . The story is portrayed in the blockbuster movie, American Sniper .",
            "Taya Kyle, widow of US Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, has told how she broke the news of her husband's murder to their two children . In an interview with ABC's Robin Roberts for a special edition of ABC News' 20/20, Kyle speaks about her life since her husband's murderer, Eddie Ray Routh, was convicted in February of capital murder ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: In this constantly connected digital world, the chirping of a mobile phone beside the bed is rarely a pleasant way to be woken in the morning. But the team behind a new app clearly feel that the tiny rendition of a rumba blaring from your mobile is not enough to drag you from beneath the covers. Instead they have developed an alarm that will only turn off if you physically get out of bed and scan a bar code in another part of your house. Scroll down for video . The I'm UP Alarm can be set to go off the night before (left) and will then only turn off by scanning a QR code (pictured right) on a mug or magnet that can be kept in another room, forcing you to get out of bed to do so . Michael Smagon, the New York-based inventor of the I'm Up Alarm, said: 'We all hit the snooze, toss and turn, and fall back asleep. Then we do the morning dash because we lose those coveted morning minutes. 'I’m Up is a mobile app alarm clock that is linked to a QR code that may be anywhere in your home, not in arms reach form bed, and the alarm does not go off until your scan the code, hence getting out of bed.' Smartphone users will be able to download the app onto their phone from June. Each device is paired with a specific QR code that can be printed out and stuck somewhere else in the house. The app developers also say they will be able to print the code onto mugs or magnetic buttons so they can be left in the kitchen to scan while you make your morning coffee. The alarm is set to go off at a certain time the night before and will make a noise until the QR code is scanned. The app uses a Quick Response code, or QR code, which is a form of barcode that the cameras of mobile phones are able to detect. Under Mr Smagon's concept, a code matched specifically to your app can be printed on your favourite mug or a fridge magnet. When the alarm goes off at the designated time, the only way to then get it to stop making a noise is to get out of bed and scan the code. For those who really need an extra couple of minutes, Mr Smagon says the app does have a snooze function, but only for a set number of occasions. He is currently seeking funding on the crowd-funding site Kickstarter to help him test the device. The app is due to be released in June June and and will come as a free version with adverts or an ad-free version which will cost less than $8, or £5.48. The alarm app will have a snooze function but it will only allow users to delay getting up a set number of times . Mugs and magnetic business cards and buttons with the codes printed on them can also be purchased and shipped worldwide or a free code can be printed from the company's website. I'm Up will be available on Apple and Android phones and a version for Windows phones is being developed. Mr Smagon said: 'In the evening you set your alarm for 6am and you have the best intention to wake up at this time, but in the morning everything looks different. 'Every excuse you come up with just to stay those five extra minutes in bed wins. We all know that those five minute snoozes quickly add up and all of a sudden we are late again. 'I'm Up alarm was invented to help people who are not one of those early birds to start the day.' The QR code can be printed onto coffee cups so users can turn off the alarm while making their morning drink .",
        "generated_text": "I'm Up Alarm; day; night; QR code; mug; magnet; users; bed.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>I'm Up Alarm is designed to help those who have trouble getting out of bed .\nAlarm will sound at a preset time and continue until a QR code is scanned .\nApp is expected to be available on Apple and Android phones from June .<END-1>",
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            "The I'm Up Alarm app will be launched in June and will only turn off if users get out of bed and scan a bar code in another part of their house . The alarm can be set to go off the night before and will only turn off by scanning a QR code on a mug or magnet that can be kept in another room, forcing you to get out of bed to do so . Each device is paired with a specific QR code that can be printed out and stuck somewhere else in the house.",
            "The I'm Up Alarm app, which is due to be released in June, will only stop blaring once the user has physically got out of bed and scanned a QR code in another part of the house . The QR code can be printed onto mugs or magnets that can be kept in another room, forcing the user to actually get out of bed to turn off the alarm . The app will have a snooze function but will only allow users to delay getting up a set number of times."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: When most of us get caught in the rain, it's not a pretty sight. But, as their latest campaign proves, when you're a Victoria's Secret Angel, it's a far more glamorous affair. Candice Swanepoel, Elsa Hosk and Jasmine Tookes, three of the brand's most celebrated postergirls, don see-through macs, glossy blow-dries and push-up bras in the lingerie giant's new campaign. Elsa Hosk, Candice Swanepoel and Jasmine Tookes are the stars of Victoria's Secret's latest lingerie campaign to promote the brand's Dream Angels range . Candice leads the glamour by guiding her fellow supermodels through an energetic routine, all whilst showing off the brand's new Dream Angels range of underwear. Each of the girls carries the pink striped umbrella, which shoppers receive for free when they purchase two bras  from the new range and will no doubt become the season's hottest accessory. Described as the brand's most romantic collection yet, the underwear comes in blush pink tones and classic, crisp whites. Often embellished with bows and adorned with lace and crystals, the range is both flirty and feminine. Candice shows off her incredibly honed physique as she guides her fellow models through an energetic routine using the umbrellas as a prop . Victoria's Secret Dream Angels push up bra . Buy here... Visit site . Sometimes there's nothing sexier than a little white lingerie set. But don't just take our word for it. Cast your eyes over the impossibly gorgeous Victoria's Secret Angels here. Candice Swanepoel and co. look angelic in their simple white hot pieces in the latest campaign. A fresh white set is confident and chic, so why not update your smalls by clicking right to get Candice's stylish lace-trimmed bra now? A white bra will be your go-to piece for everyday wear, plus it'll compliment that summer tan perfectly when it comes to undressing! We're also crushing on these styles below from the likes of Topshop and DKNY. Everyday essentials have never been so alluring! DKNY Intimates lace bra at Zappos . Visit site . Topshop lace bra . Visit site . b.tempt'd Ciao Bella bra at Zappos . Visit site . Wacoal bra at Bloomingdales . Visit site . Whilst she oozes confidence in the campaign, the 26-year-old South African model admits that it's taken her some time to feel comfortable in her skin . Described as the brand's most romantic collection yet, the underwear comes in blush pink tones and classic, crisp whites, as showcased by Candice . It's been a successful week for Candice, who recently appeared in Max Factor's latest beauty campaign as none other than silver screen legend Marilyn Monroe. The 26-year-old South African bombshell oozes old Hollywood glamour in the series of shots, which see her don a platinum blonde wig, a crimson pout and a dramatic cat-eye flick. Max Factor, which celebrates its 80th anniversary this year, is the brand widely accredited for transforming Monroe from a mousy brunette to a knockout blonde back in 1935, and delivering her with the iconic look showcased by Candice today. Candice may radiate confidence these days, but this wasn't always the case. In a recent interview with Maxim, the lingerie model admitted it had taken her quite some time to feel comfortable in her skin. Elsa Hosk, 26, also stars in the shoot; the Swedish model  has worked for the likes of Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Ungaro, H&M and Guess . Jasmine Tookes, 24, has walked the runway for the likes of Calvin Klein, Tom Ford, Prada, Miu Miu and Versace . Each of the girls carry the pink striped umbrella, which shoppers receive for free when they purchase two bras from the new range and will no doubt become the season's hottest accessory . She said: 'I look at myself in the third person, because that girl in the pictures isn’t me: It’s a girl I created to cope with the spotlight. I had to get over a lot of shyness to do this job.' Candice, who has been working almost non-stop since was discovered at the age of 15, said she had to grow up fast. 'In one way I feel much older, because I’ve had to deal with a lot more responsibility and a career and money at an early age,' she said. 'But at the same time, there’s still a 15-year-old girl in me, one who doesn’t even have a driver's license.' Candice Swanepoel  appeared in Max Factor's latest beauty campaign as none other than silver screen legend Marilyn Monroe .",
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            "Victoria's Secret's latest campaign features Candice Swanepoel, Elsa Hosk and Jasmine Tookes wearing see-through macs, glossy blow-dries and push-up bras . Fans who purchase two bras from the new Dream Angels range will also receive a pink striped umbrella as a free gift . The range is described as the brand's most romantic collection yet, with blush pink tones and crisp whites.",
            "Victoria's Secret Angels Candice Swanepoel, Elsa Hosk and Jasmine Tookes are the stars of the brand's new campaign for its 'Dream Angels' range . In the campaign, they wear see-through macs, glossy blow-dries and push-up bras and carry pink striped umbrellas, which shoppers receive for free when they purchase two bras from the new range . The underwear is described as the brand's most romantic collection yet and comes in blush pink tones and classic white. "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A personal trainer who claims to have helped Gwen Stefani get into shape hit a woman so hard that she lost a tooth and was left lying unconscious in a pool of blood, a court has hard. Mike Heatlie, 42, launched the violent attack on Fiona McCartney outside a nightclub in Edinburgh because she did not give him a cigarette. Heatlie, from Edinburgh, was once voted as one of the city's most eligible bachelors and claims to have helped train Stefani before her 2009 U.S tour. At the time, she described him as 'Superman'. Personal trainer Mike Heatlie, 42, (left), who claims to have previously work with Gwen Stefani, launched the violent attack on Fiona McCartney, 43, (right) outside a nightclub in Edinburgh . But Ms McCartney is now facing a £7,000 dental bill and says she is too frightened to leave her home after being assaulted by the personal trainer. He pleaded guilty at Edinburgh Sheriff Court in March to the attack. He is due to appear again on April 22 for sentencing. Speaking for the first time about the attack, Ms McCartney, a legal PA from Greenbank in Edinburgh, said: 'I used to love going out on Saturday nights. But since the attack I have been very wary and like to be home by a certain time. 'I don't like to go out to nightclubs now and I get very panicky in crowds after this unprovoked attack. 'I'm on sleeping tablets from a doctor because I don't sleep at all. I still have this constant reminder and feel I can't move on because I still have the injuries from that night. I'm reminded every day of this attack.' Ms McCartney said the incident unfolded after Heatlie approached her while she was with a friend outside The Jam House club in March last year. The Edinburgh-based trainer apparently worked on and off with the No Doubt singer (pictured) since 1997 . A testimony which claims to be from Stefani appears on Heatlie's website, which describes him as 'completely passionate' and a 'wonderful motivator' He asked the pair for a cigarette but neither woman had one to give him. He then lashed out and punched her, she said. Ms McCartney said she still suffers from numbness and aching in her mouth. She is also due to have expensive and painful dental work, over the next few months. Heatlie (pictured above) pleaded guilty at Edinburgh Sheriff Court to the attack . Speaking about the incident, Heatlie said: 'This was an unfortunate incident that occurred last year. 'I have been in touch with Ms McCartney and the situation is now very amicable and both parties, I'm sure, would like to move on from it.' In a text message, which Ms McCartney said had been sent by Heatlie to her partner, the trainer wrote: 'Please pass on my sincerest apologies to your partner Fiona, I wanted to get in touch but obviously couldn't with the case proceedings. 'This incident, that I have virtually no memory of, has turned my life upside down and I can't imagine how it has impacted Fiona's. 'I am so sorry, this is completely out of character for me, I've never been involved in a violent incident in my adult life.' Heatlie used an endorsement from Stefani to help promote his new studio when it opened six years ago. At the time, she described Heatlie as being 'completely passionate about health and fitness'. She said: 'I’m so happy for Mike that he’s opening his own studio. I know it will be a huge success. I can’t wait to start working with him again in preparation for our summer tour. 'Mike is completely passionate about health and fitness and is a wonderful motivator. 'He is tireless, compassionate and makes working out something to look forward to. He is the Superman of my tour.'",
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            "Mike Heatlie, who claims to have helped train Gwen Stefani before her 2009 U.S tour, attacked Fiona McCartney outside a nightclub in Edinburgh after she did not give him a cigarette . He pleaded guilty at Edinburgh Sheriff Court to the attack and is due to appear again on April 22 for sentencing. The victim is facing a £7,000 dental bill and says she is too frightened to leave her home after being assaulted by the personal trainer .",
            "Mike Heatlie, 42, who claims to have helped train Gwen Stefani in 2009, hit a woman so hard that she lost a tooth and was left unconscious in a pool of blood . He attacked Fiona McCartney outside a nightclub in Edinburgh because she did not give him a cigarette . Heatlie pleaded guilty to the attack last month and is due to appear for sentencing on April 22."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: From a man obsessed with looking like Kim Kardashian to a woman who had cement injected into her face, reality TV’s favorite doctors are back to taking on some of the world’s most shocking plastic surgeries gone wrong. Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif, the resident experts on the popular E! series Botched, which is due to begin its second season tonight, spoke to Cosmopolitan.com about the 'jaw-dropping' cases they were faced with while filming the upcoming season of the show, explaining that many of the various cosmetic blunders featured go beyond anything either of them had ever been faced with before. 'These cases are not found in any textbook,' Dr Dubrow said. 'You can't call any surgeon and say, \"Have you ever seen this?\" because no one has ever seen this.' Scroll down for video . Dynamic duo: Dr Paul Nassif (L) and Dr Terry Dubrow (R) are back to taking on plastic surgery gone wrong on the second season of the E! reality show Botched, which premieres tonight . Regrettable decision: One of their clients this season, Rajee Rajindra Narinesingh (pictured), had her face injected with 'cement' at an underground cosmetic filler party . He added that, not only are these seemingly unrepairable surgeries shocking, but they are made even more astonishing by the fact that he and Dr Nassif 'have to do something' to help these patients – even it seems at times as though nothing can help to repair the damage that has been done. During the interview, the duo, who have seen their fair share of cosmetic disasters, also stressed that cosmetic procedures are 'as serious as brain surgery' - which is one of the reasons why there are so many terrible outcomes. Dr Dubrow, who said that he and Dr Nassif were 'floored' by 60per cent of the surgeries they had to fix this season, noted that the show's producers had to give them time to figure out what they were going to do before they proceeded with a client's surgery so that they could come up with an effective means of fixing the often horrifying mistakes made by other plastic surgeons. He explained that he started this season by putting the cases in the photo section of his cell phone and every morning he would wake up, look at them and ask himself: 'How can I make this possible?' He referred to this season as a 'David and Goliath' story because the problems they came across were so impossible to face. Barbie world: Justin Jedlica, who is known as Human Ken, stops by the office to meet with Dr Dubrow . One of their patients this season, Rajee Rajindra Narinesingh, received black market injections from a self-proclaimed ‘physician’ who had her face filled with cement at a 'pumping party'. Dr Nassif said that Rajee, who is transgender, underwent the controversial – and incredibly dangerous – procedure 'an underground party where people get injections of black market product'. The unknown 'fillers' can be anything from non-medical grade silicone to food products to even caulking used for the bathtub, and Dr Nassif noted that people performing these risky procedures are not professionals - they are rarely even physicians. And the results are often disastrous. 'Once you have something put in your body, you're screwed,' she said. 'I obviously don't want to use that word, \"You're screwed,\" but you're permanently ruined.' Reality star: Jordan James Parke (pictured) has spent more than $100,000 on plastic surgery to make him look more like his idol Kim Kardashian . Dr Nassif added: 'You can't reverse it most of the time. People say, \"Oh, it's no big deal, go get some fillers!\" Wrong. Incorrect. Be careful.' Other times the outcomes can even be deadly. 'The chances that it could go south, that you could have a complication is real and it's more than one per cent,' he said. The doctors also acknowledged that there is a 'circus act component' to the show, particularly when they are dealing with patients who are obsessed with looking like human dolls or their favorite celebrities, including Jordan James Parke, who has spent thousands to look like Kim Kardashian. While they don't want to help people become 'famous internet freaks', Dr Dubrow explained that it is important for them to fix the patient's surgical problem because 'they still deserve the right to be back in society normally'. Costly obsession: This woman says she has had 300 cosmetic procedures . Seeking perfection: This man said his nose has been 'chopped up more than ahi tuna' before he visited the show's doctors . And giving people that opportunity is a part of what makes the show so rewarding. According to Dr Dubrow, the patients featured on the series have often been 'turned down by every good plastic surgeon in the nation', so he and Dr Nassif are often their 'last hope'. They even had patient this season who went homeless because of trying to correct a botched surgery. 'If we don't use our experience, our education, our training on them, some numbskull with no experience and no education or training is going to try and it's going to get worse,' he said. On tonight's premiere of the show, the doctors are trying to help former reality star Tiffany 'New York' Pollard from VH1 series I Love New York fix her sagging breasts. The doctors will also treat former Baywatch star Nicole Eggert and musician Guillermo Eiland from Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, among others, this season. Make it happen: Dr Dubrow shows a patient the leaches he has brought into while trying to fix a botched surgery . Skilled hands: Dr Dubrow can be seen performing surgery on the show .",
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            "Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif are back to take on some of the world’s most shocking plastic surgeries gone wrong in the second season of Botched. They explained that cosmetic procedures are 'as serious as brain surgery' and are made even more astonishing by the fact that, as doctors, they 'have to do something' to help these patients – even it seems at times as though nothing can help to repair the damage that has been done.",
            "Dr Terry Dubrow and Dr Paul Nassif, the resident experts on the popular E! series Botched, which is due to begin its second season tonight, spoke to Cosmopolitan.com about the 'jaw-dropping' cases . Cosmetic procedures are 'as serious as brain surgery' - which is one of the reasons why there are so many terrible outcomes . Dr Dubrow, who said that he and Dr Nassif were 'floored' by 60per cent of the surgeries they had to fix this season, noted that the show's producers had to give them time to figure out what they were going to do."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)For years, Warren Weinstein's family frantically searched for details about his whereabouts and pushed for his release. His wife said she was still searching for answers Thursday after U.S. officials revealed the 73-year-old American aid worker had been accidentally killed in a U.S. drone strike targeting al Qaeda. \"We were so hopeful that those in the U.S. and Pakistani governments with the power to take action and secure his release would have done everything possible to do so, and there are no words to do justice to the disappointment and heartbreak we are going through,\" Elaine Weinstein said in a statement. \"We do not yet fully understand all of the facts surrounding Warren's death, but we do understand that the U.S. government will be conducting an independent investigation of the circumstances.\" Gunmen abducted Weinstein in 2011 from his home in Lahore, Parkistan. They posed as neighbors, offered food and then pistol-whipped the American aid worker and tied up his guards, his family said. Just a few months after Weinstein's capture, al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri released a recording claiming the terror group was holding Weinstein -- and demanding, among other things, that the United States end airstrikes in Pakistan. U.S. officials called for his release but repeatedly said Washington wouldn't bargain with al Qaeda. Weinstein -- a husband, father and grandfather from Rockville, Maryland -- was 73 years old when he was killed, according to a family website detailing information about his case. He worked in Pakistan as a contractor for the U.S. Agency for International Development from 2004 to 2011, the website says. His employer, Virginia-based consulting firm J.E. Austin Associates Inc., described him as a world-renowned development expert. \"Warren spent his entire life working to benefit people across the globe and loved the work that he did to make people's lives better,\" his wife said Thursday. He loved the Pakistani people and their culture, she said, learning to speak Urdu and doing \"everything he could to show his utmost and profound respect for the region.\" As he announced Weinstein's death Thursday, U.S. President Barack Obama praised what he said was Weinstein's lifelong dedication to service, first as a Peace Corps volunteer and later as a USAID contractor. Weinstein, Obama said, was someone who \"willingly left the comforts of home to help the people of Pakistan,\" focusing his work on helping families escape poverty to give their children a better life. \"This was a man who basically dedicated his life to service, to people in general, but especially to people in a country where the standard of living was low and difficult. ... It's tragic that he was killed the way he was,\" former U.S. Ambassador Dan Simpson said. Simpson met Weinstein in 1968 when they were both working in Burundi -- Simpson as a diplomat and Weinstein as a scholar researching several books. Weinstein \"was a very kind person,\" Simpson said, \"and someone who was very sensitive to the needs of the people who he worked with.\" Another hostage was also killed in the January operation, Italian aid worker Giovanni Lo Porto. U.S. officials knew they were targeting an al Qaeda compound in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region in the January counterterrorism operation, Obama said, but they didn't know that the hostages were also there. Both Lo Porto and Weinstein were people who \"believed passionately\" that they could make a difference, Obama said. \"There could be no starker contrast between these two selfless men and their al Qaeda captors,\" Obama said Thursday. \"Warren's work benefited people across faiths. Meanwhile, al Qaeda boasted to the world that it held Warren citing his Jewish faith.\" Weinstein's health had been deteriorating, Obama said. Last year daughter Alisa Weinstein told CNN her father suffered from a heart condition and severe asthma. But it was still an optimistic time for the family. That month captors released U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, and that buoyed hopes from Weinstein's family that he could also be freed. \"They have shown with this exchange that they can get this done. If they want to, they can do this,\" Alisa Weinstein said at the time. \"So I know that they can do it for us and they can do it for others.\" But a prisoner swap never happened for Weinstein, even though his family pushed for one. Al Qaeda released a video of Weinstein on Christmas 2013. He appeared gaunt and said he was suffering. \"Needless to say, I've been suffering deep anxiety every part of every day, not knowing what is happening to my family and not knowing how they are and because I am not with them,\" Weinstein said in the video. At the time, a former colleague and friend said his appearance in the video was jarring. \"Quite honestly, I didn't recognize him in the picture,\" Laurie Wiseberg told CNN. \"He has changed so dramatically from the person he used to be in terms of appearance and I would hope something could be done so he has a chance to be reunited with his family, his wife, his children and grandchildren, and not have to die in a foreign country far away from those he loves.\" At the time, The Washington Post also reported that it had received a letter from Weinstein. The letter, which was also posted on the website of the SITE Intelligence group, described his background doing human rights work. The letter said that before becoming a consultant in 2003, Weinstein had worked as a college professor at the State University of New York - Oswego, as a Peace Corps country director in Togo and Ivory Coast and for USAID and the World Bank. \"I hope that the media can mount a campaign to get the American government to actively pursue my release and to make sure that I am not forgotten and just become another statistic,\" the letter said. \"Given my age and my health I don't have time on my side.\" Weinstein's wife's statement on Thursday thanked some but also blasted the governments of the United States and Pakistan for not doing more to help her husband. While Maryland members of Congress -- Rep. John Delaney, Sen. Barbara Mikulski and Sen. Ben Cardin -- and members of the FBI were \"relentless\" in efforts to free her husband, she said others in the U.S. government were \"inconsistent and disappointing over the course of 3½ years.\" \"We hope that my husband's death and the others who have faced similar tragedies in recent months will finally prompt the U.S. government to take its responsibilities seriously and establish a coordinated and consistent approach to supporting hostages and their families,\" she said. Pakistani government and military officials also should have done more, she said. \"Warren's safe return should have been a priority for them based on his contributions to their country, but they failed to take action earlier in his captivity when opportunity presented itself, instead treating Warren's captivity as more of an annoyance than a priority,\" she said. \"I hope the nature of our future relationship with Pakistan is reflective of how they prioritize situations such as these.\" But ultimately, she said her husband's captors are the ones responsible for his death. \"I can assure you that he would still be alive and well if they had allowed him to return home after his time abroad working to help the people of Pakistan,\" she said. \"The cowardly actions of those who took Warren captive and ultimately to the place and time of his death are not in keeping with Islam and they will have to face their God to answer for their actions.\" Opinion: Could Weinstein have been saved? CNN's Elise Labott, Jim Sciutto and Pamela Brown contributed to this report.",
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            "The US government revealed that 73-year-old American aid worker, Warren Weinstein, who was kidnapped in 2011 was accidentally killed in a US drone strike targeting al Qaeda . His wife is still searching for answers and is disappointed and heartbroken that the US and Pakistani governments did not take action to secure his release . Weinstein's family pushed for his release and prisoner swap was never done, even though his family pushed for one.",
            "Warren Weinstein was accidentally killed in a US drone strike targeting al Qaeda . His family had been searching for details about his whereabouts and pushing for his release since he was abducted in 2011 from his home in Lahore, Pakistan. The US government will be conducting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Weinstein's death ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Former Valencia striker Aritz Aduriz denied his old team victory with a last-gasp equaliser for Athletic Bilbao at San Mames Stadium. Aduriz pounced in the 90th minute to secure a 1-1 draw after Valencia had been reduced to 10 men. Nicolas Otamendi had harshly received a straight red card eight minutes earlier for a high challenge, and Valencia were unable to hold out in his absence. Athletic Bilbao Aritz Aduriz scored a 90th minute equaliser to deny his former club Valencia victory . Substitute Rodrigo De Paul celebrates after coming on to give Valencia the lead . Substitute Rodrigo De Paul had given the visitors a deserved lead 16 minutes into the second period, but even though they were unable to claim maximum points, a draw took them above Sevilla into fourth place in their pursuit of possible Champions League qualification. Getafe bolstered their hopes of securing Primera Division status for next season after moving 10 points clear of the bottom three by edging to a 1-0 win at struggling Elche. Fredy Hinestroza scored the only goal of the game with only five minutes remaining in a rare attack for Getafe, after the hosts had spurned a series of chances in the first half. Getafe celebrate after taking a step closer to survival by defeating Elche through Fredy Hinestroza's strike . Ecuadorian Felipe Caicedo scored twice for Espanyol in the 3-0 defeat of Villarreal . Elsewhere, Espanyol extended Villarreal's winless streak to six games in all competitions as two goals from Felipe Caicedo handed the Catalans a 3-0 win at El Madrigal. Caicedo had a slice of fortune in opening the scoring as Javi Lopez's miscued header deflected off the Ecuadorian and he then thumped home his second of the evening after the break at Sergio Asenjo's near post. Asenjo had a night to forget as he also spilled Sergio Garcia's cross 11 minutes from time to allow Victor Sanchez to roll the ball into an empty net to complete Villarreal's misery.",
        "generated_text": "Aritz Aduriz; 90th minute; Athletic Bilbao; Valencia; 10 men; Getafe; Elche; 10 points.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Valencia were held to a 1-1 draw by Athletic Bilbao after Aritz Aduriz netted .\nGetafe boosted survival chances with 1-0 win over strugglers Elche .\nFelipe Caicedo scored a brace in Espanyol's 3-0 defeat of Villarreal .<END-1>",
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            "Former Valencia striker Aritz Aduriz scored in the 90th minute to secure a 1-1 draw for Athletic Bilbao at San Mames Stadium . Valencia were reduced to 10 men after Nicolas Otamendi received a straight red card eight minutes earlier . Getafe moved 10 points clear of the bottom three with a 1-0 win over struggling Elche .",
            "Aritz Aduriz scored in the 90th minute to earn Athletic Bilbao a 1-1 draw with Valencia after Nicolas Otamendi was sent off for the visitors . Getafe beat Elche 1-0, moving 10 points clear of the bottom three . Felipe Caicedo scored twice for Espanyol in their 3-0 defeat of Villarreal .",
            "Aritz Aduriz scored in the 90th minute to secure a 1-1 draw for Athletic Bilbao against Valencia . Despite being reduced to 10 men, Valencia had deservedly taken the lead through Rodrigo De Paul . Meanwhile, Getafe moved 10 points clear of the Primera Division relegation zone by defeating Elche 1-0 ."
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        "split_name": "test",
        "sample_id": "test_373",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: This incredible footage shows the moment an 'apocalyptic' weather storm struck Belarus, turning day into night when fast-moving storm clouds blocked out the sun. Filmed from a high rise apartment, the video shows traffic moving along a busy street in the province of Salihorsk, south of the capital of Minsk on Monday afternoon. As dark clouds move over the city, the entire area is plunged into darkness - forcing motorists to turn on their lights as they navigate the darkened roads. Dark clouds start forming over the city of Soligorsk, Belarus, as the sandstorm sweeps over the city . Within a matter of minutes, the storm had blocked out the sun, creating chaos on the city streets . The sandstorm was so thick the city was plunged into darkness during the Monday afternoon storm . Towards the end of the video, the clouds thin out and the city once again slowly becomes illuminated. The storm was caused by a cold front moving in from the Ukrainian-Belorusian border, named a haboob - which is Arabic for an intense dust storm, RT reported. Not only did it cause chaos on city streets, but forced about 100,000 residents of the city of Soligorsk to stay indoors. Those that did venture outside travelled by torchlight. Heavy rain associated with the storm also caused electricity cuts and damage to buildings. Several people from the region who commented on the video described the storm as like a 'doomsday scenario' or the apocalypse. While sandstorms, or haboobs, are commonly associated with the Sahara region, they can occur in any arid area. The deserts of Australia are particularly prone to the storms, as are countries located along the Arabian Gulf and parts of Africa. Associated with thunderstorms and small tornadoes, sandstorms are characterised by strong winds which move huge amounts of sand in a dense wall across thousands of kilometres - at heights reaching 1,000m.",
        "generated_text": "Video; day; night; sandstorm; Belarus; city; Soligorsk.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Incredible footage of an 'apocalyptic' sandstorm in Belarus has gone viral .\nIt shows a city being plunged into darkness as a storm blocks out the sun .\nThe sandstorm caused electricity cuts and forced 100,000 people indoors .\nIt brought with it a cold front and heavy rain that damaged buildings .<END-1>",
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            "Video shows apocalyptic weather storm that turned day into night in Soligorsk, Belarus , as fast-moving storm clouds blocked out the sun during Monday afternoon . The storm was caused by a haboob - Arabic for an intense dust storm - and forced about 100,000 residents to stay indoors . The storm also caused electricity cuts and damage to buildings .",
            "Video shows how fast-moving storm clouds blocked out the sun over the city of Soligorsk in Belarus on Monday afternoon, turning day into night . The sandstorm, which caused chaos on city streets, was so thick that 100,000 residents were forced to stay indoors . The storm was caused by a cold front moving in from the Ukrainian-Belorusian border named a haboob, which is Arabic for an intense dust storm.",
            "Incredible footage shows an 'apocalyptic' weather storm that hit Belarus, turning day into night . As the storm clouds move over the city of Soligorsk, the sandstorm blocks out the sun, forcing motorists to turn on their lights to navigate the darkened roads . Heavy rain associated with the storm caused electricity cuts and damage to buildings ."
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        "sample_id": "test_374",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: For 120 years it has been a great British institution, bringing world-class performances of classical music to the public. But now the BBC has been accused of dumbing down the Proms – by holding an Ibiza-style dance party. This year's Proms will include a late-night concert hosted by DJ Pete Tong, who will pay 'homage to Ibiza and its infectious, energetic brand of club music'. Veteran dance DJ Pete Tong (left) will bring club classics to the Royal Albert Hall for this year's Proms. Pictured right is cartoonist Pugh's take on the 'dumbing down' of the Proms . It will take place on July 29, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of Radio 1's broadcasts from Ibiza, and will reinterpret 'club classics' such as Music Sounds Better With You by Stardust and Rhythm Is Rhythm's Strings Of Life. Proms director Edward Blakeman said it was a 'natural' move, adding: 'These 20 years of dance have been a huge phenomenon on Radio 1 so why not celebrate it in a Proms way with a big orchestra? We do now live in a world, thank God, where you can like all kinds of music.' Live music at the so-called Pete Tong Prom will be played by the Jules Buckley Heritage Orchestra, which has worked with pop stars such as Arctic Monkeys, Professor Green and Basement Jaxx. When conductor Sir Henry Wood started the Proms in 1895, he wanted to inspire the public to enjoy top-class classical music. He had accepted a challenge from Robert Newman, manager of the new Queen’s Hall, to ‘run nightly concerts to train the public’. The plan was to gradually raise the standard of music until they ‘created a public for classical and modern music’. Sir Henry more than lived up to that challenge. He conducted the first promenade concert, as it was known, offering tickets for as little as a shilling. Audiences could smoke, drink and eat, keeping the atmosphere informal. He established a tradition of playing Wagner on Mondays and Beethoven on Fridays, later adding Debussy, Strauss, Rachmaninov and Ravel. The Proms moved to the Albert Hall in 1941 after the Queen’s Hall was bombed. By the time of Sir Henry’s death in 1944, they were firmly established as the highlight of the classical music calendar. The BBC was accused of 'undermining' the Proms by Conservative Bill Cash, who said: 'The Proms are one of the great British institutions. Like so many institutions, it is under attack by people who think that being novel is necessarily good. The world loves the Proms as they are. It is extremely damaging to undermine the ethos of the Proms by bringing in fake originality. 'The Proms already have a good, convivial finish, and that is part of the tradition, but to undermine the framework and ethos of the Proms is unacceptable.' The Pete Tong Prom is not the only surprising addition to this year's line-up at the Royal Albert Hall, which runs from July 17 to September 12. There will be a 'grime symphony' featuring rapper Wretch 32, and the Last Night Of The Proms will include a singalong section inspired by The Sound Of Music. The series of 92 concerts will also include a tribute to Sherlock Holmes, with a performance of pieces referenced in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's books, including compositions by Wagner and Paganini. It is one of a number of Sunday matinees on the schedule, which are designed to attract families with children as young as five. Sir David Attenborough will host another of the afternoon concerts, featuring music from his natural history television series Life Story. More traditional fare includes the complete Beethoven piano concertos and Sir Simon Rattle conducting Elgar's The Dream Of Gerontius. The DJ's selection is the latest bizarre choice for the Proms (pictured at Albert Hall), which has previously been accused of 'dumbing down' Rapper Fazer (left) and pop singer Paloma Faith (right) have played the Proms in recent years in an attempt to appeal to a younger audience .",
        "generated_text": "Pete Tong; Proms; late-night; DJ; Ibiza; 20th anniversary; Radio 1; broadcasts.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>DJ Pete Tong will present a late night Prom at Albert Hall this summer .\nBizarre choice may prove controversial with more traditional listeners .\nFormer Radio 1 presenter's evening will celebrate club music in Ibiza .<END-1>",
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            "The BBC has been accused of dumbing down the Proms by holding an Ibiza-style dance party with veteran dance DJ Pete Tong . It will coincide with the 20th anniversary of Radio 1's broadcasts from Ibiza and will reinterpret 'club classics' such as Music Sounds Better With You by Stardust and Rhythm Is Rhythm's Strings Of Life .",
            "The BBC has been accused of dumbing down the Proms by holding an Ibiza-style dance party . This year's Proms will include a late-night concert hosted by DJ Pete Tong, who will pay homage to Ibiza and its infectious, energetic brand of club music . It will take place on July 29, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of Radio 1's broadcasts from Ibiza . ",
            "The BBC has been accused of dumbing down the Proms by holding an Ibiza-style dance party . The late-night concert hosted by DJ Pete Tong will pay 'homage to Ibiza and its infectious, energetic brand of club music'. The so-called Pete Tong Prom is not the only surprising addition to this year's line-up at the Royal Albert Hall, which runs from July 17 to September 12 ."
        ]
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A pit crew member was hit by a car on Sunday during the inaugural IndyCar Grand Prix of Louisiana. Todd Phillips, a front-outside tire changer for Dayle Coyne Racing, was injuried when he was struck by the car of Francesco Dracone, who had come in on Lap 25 for tires and fuel. Dracone spun while exiting his put box, clipping Phillips' leg. Tire changer Todd Phillips, a front-outside tire changer for Dayle Coyne Racing, was injuried when he was struck by the car of Francesco Dracone, who had come in on Lap 25 for tires and fuel . Phillips was taken to the infield care center for treatment where he has received stitches for a cut on his leg and has been released. Many cars struggled with traction during the race after rain had fallen for hours leading up to the green flag. Dracone did not finish the race and wound up 23rd. Francesco Dracone (19), of Italy, spins out on turn one during the IndyCar Grand Prix of Louisiana auto race in Avondale on Sunday .",
        "generated_text": "Todd Phillips; car; Francesco Dracone; Louisiana; Sunday; tires; fuel; Todd Phillips; leg; treatment.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Pit crew member Todd Phillips was hit by a car on Sunday during the inaugural IndyCar Grand Prix of Louisiana .\nHe was injuried when he was struck by the car of Francesco Dracone, who had come in on Lap 25 for tires and fuel .\nPhillips received stitches for a cut on his leg and has been released .\nDracone did not finish the race and wound up 23rd .<END-1>",
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            "A pit crew member was hit by a car on Sunday during the inaugural IndyCar Grand Prix of Louisiana . Todd Phillips, a front-outside tire changer for Dayle Coyne Racing , was injured when he was struck by the car of Francesco Dracone, who had come in on Lap 25 for tires and fuel . Phillips was taken to the infield care center for treatment where he has received stitches for a cut on his leg .",
            "Todd Phillips was hit by a car during the inaugural IndyCar Grand Prix of Louisiana while he was changing tires . Francesco Dracone spun while exiting his put box and clipped Phillips' leg . Phillips has been treated for a cut on his leg and has been released.",
            "A pit crew member, Todd Phillips, was hit by a car driven by Francesco Dracone in Louisiana during the inaugural IndyCar Grand Prix . Phillips was taken to the infield care center for treatment where he has received stitches for a cut on his leg and has been released . Dracone spun while exiting his pit box, clipping Phillips' leg."
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        "sample_id": "test_376",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Inter Milan will propose a loan with view to a permanent £15million deal for Manchester City misfit Stevan Jovetic. The 25-year-old striker is keen to return to Italy after making just 39 appearances since his £22million move from Fiorentina in 2013. City would prefer the money up front and are reluctant to agree to a loan deal for the Montenegro international. Former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is keen on bringing Stevan Jovetic and Yaya Toure to Inter . Jovetic, pictured with referee Neil Swarbrick, has started just 11 Premier League games so far this season . Negotiations took place on Thursday and will continue again over the coming weeks as they try to strike a solution. Inter remain keen on Jovetic's Manchester City team-mate Yaya Toure. Toure recently hinted he could be keen on a move away from the Etihad Stadium as he is open to 'new challenges'. Ivorian ace Toure has hinted he could leave the Etihad Stadium by revealing he is open to 'new challenges'",
        "generated_text": "Stevan Jovetic; loan; view; £15m; Inter Milan; Manchester City; Yaya Toure.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Inter Milan are keen on signing Man City's Stevan Jovetic on loan deal .\nThe Italian outfit want to have option of signing Jovetic for £15m .\nRoberto Mancini is also keen on sealing reunion with Yaya Toure .\nREAD: Manchester City will miss Toure when he decides to leave .<END-1>",
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            "Inter Milan will propose a loan with view to a permanent £15m deal for Manchester City misfit Stevan Jovetic . City would prefer the money up front and are reluctant to agree to a loan deal for the Montenegro international . Inter remain keen on Jovetic's Manchester City team-mate Yaya Toure .",
            "Inter Milan will propose a loan with view to a permanent £15m deal for Manchester City striker Stevan Jovetic . City are reluctant to agree to a loan deal for the Montenegro international . Inter remain keen on Jovetic's Manchester City team-mate Yaya Toure who has hinted he could leave the Etihad Stadium by revealing he is open to 'new challenges' .",
            "Inter Milan are proposing a loan with view to a permanent £15m deal for Manchester City striker Stevan Jovetic, who is keen to return to Italy . Manchester City would prefer the money up front and are reluctant to agree to a loan deal . Inter are also seeking to sign Jovetic's team-mate Yaya Toure, who recently hinted that he could be open to \"new challenges\"."
        ]
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        "split_name": "test",
        "sample_id": "test_377",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Real Madrid's international stars were reunited on Wednesday as they took part in their first training session since losing El Clasico to fierce rivals Barcelona. Cristiano Ronaldo returned to the club's Valdebebas training ground after helping Portugal go top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group I with a 2-1 win against Serbia on Sunday evening. He was pictured greeting fellow Galactico Gareth Bale, who also enjoyed a successful weekend with his country as he scored twice in Wales' 3-0 victory against Israel in Haifa. Cristiano Ronaldo greets Gareth Bale as Real Madrid's squad are reunited after the international break . Ronaldo plays a pass (left) and appears to celebrate during the session at Real's Valdebebas training ground . Defender Raphael Varane (left) keeps a close eye on Ronaldo as the Portuguese runs with the ball . Ronaldo, who scored in Real's 2-1 defeat at the Nou Camp last month, appeared fit and fresh as Carlo Ancelotti led the first-team - and talented youngster Martin Odegaard - in training. The Norwegian midfielder became the youngest player to start a Euro qualifier when he faced Croatia on Saturday evening, although he could not prevent his country going down 5-1 in Zagreb. Odegaard, 16, looks unlikely to play a part in Sunday's crucial clash with Granada as Los Blancos aim to close the gap on  leaders Barcelona. They will have an ideal opportunity to do just that when they host La Liga's 19th-placed side at the Bernabeu in an 11am kick-off, with Luis Enrique's men travelling to Celta Vigo later that day. Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti chats with James Rodriguez as Real's players stretch during training . Martin Odegaard (left) joins in with the first-team as Bale (right) balances a ball on his left shoulder . Fit-again Luka Modric (left) slides in to beat defender Fabio Coentrao to the ball in the Madrid sun . They will have an ideal opportunity to do just that when they host La Liga's 19th-placed side at the Bernabeu in an 11am kick-off, with Luis Enrique's men travelling to Celta Vigo later that day. Sergio Ramos, Luka Modric and James Rodriguez were also pictured getting put through their paces in sun-soaked Madrid as Ancelotti bids to get his side back on track. Real have won just one of their last five games in all competitions - a 2-0 home victory against Levante last month - and are now four points behind Lionel Messi and co.",
        "generated_text": "Cristiano Ronaldo; Real Madrid; first; training; El Clasico; Barcelona; Portugal; Serbia.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Real Madrid host Granada at the Bernabeu on Sunday, kick-off 11am .\nThe match will be Real's first since their El Clasico defeat at Barcelona .\nCristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale are both back from international duty .\nMartin Odegaard took part in the first-team session with Carlo Ancelotti .<END-1>",
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            "Real Madrid's international stars including Cristiano Ronaldo were reunited for their first training session since losing to rivals Barcelona . Ronaldo returned from helping Portugal to go top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group I with a 2-1 win against Serbia . Real Madrid are now four points behind Barcelona.",
            "Real Madrid's international stars, including Cristiano Ronaldo, returned to the club's Valdebebas training ground for the first time after losing El Clasico to fierce rivals Barcelona last month . Ronaldo appeared fit and fresh after helping Portugal go top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group I with a 2-1 win against Serbia on Sunday evening .",
            "Real Madrid's international stars returned to their first training session since losing El Clasico to Barcelona . Cristiano Ronaldo returned to the club's Valdebebas training ground after helping Portugal go top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group I with a 2-1 win against Serbia . Ronaldo was pictured greeting fellow Galactico Gareth Bale ."
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        "sample_id": "test_378",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A former air stewardess who was struck down by a devastating illness is making her catwalk debut today in a wheelchair. Gemma Flanagan, 31, from Liverpool, was left paralysed after suddenly being hit by Guillain Barre Syndrome, a rare condition which attacks the nervous system. The aspiring model was working for British Airways when the condition first struck. But the aspiring model, 31, isn't letting that hold her back as she makes her catwalk debut today . Air hostess Gemma Flanagan, pictured strengthening her legs, left, and in a wheelchair, right, was left paralysed after being hit by Guillain Barre Syndrome . She said: 'I had just come back from Las Vegas and felt odd, like I was jet-lagged. My legs were heavy and I had pins and needles.' Gemma assumed partying in six-inch heels during her stopover was the cause of the pain in her legs. But for seven months her family watched on as she was left frozen in her own body, unable to move, speak or even swallow as the illness - which affects only one in 50,000 people in the UK - took hold. She assumed partying during a stop over was the cause of her pain - but she had Guillain-Barre Syndrome . After returning from a flight she felt jet-lagged; her legs were heavy and she had pins and needles . Gemma was used to getting sore feet from partying in heels and never thought she might end up paralysed . Tests in October 2011 confirmed the diagnosis which led to Gemma first having to use crutches - and now a wheelchair. She spent seven months in the specialist Walton Neuro Rehabilitation Unit in Merseyside where she learned to talk, write and even partly walk again. Today, the aspiring model is taking part in a show called 'The Beauty Within' by Models of Diversity at London's Olympia. It is designed to show anyone can be beautiful, whatever their age, size or disability. Gemma said: 'People think sexy and disability don't go together, that you can't be sexy in a wheelchair, that you can't be glamorous, but I want to show that you can. 'It is more difficult because when you are walking you can maybe do a little dance but, in a wheelchair, you're a little more limited. After tests confirmed her diagnosis, Gemma spent months in the specialist Walton Neuro Rehabilitation Unit . 'But I'm looking forward to it - and I just hope I don't roll off the end!' Gemma will soon move to a bungalow with her boyfriend because she finds it increasingly difficult to get upstairs. And she admits having to use her wheelchair more frequently has previously left her in tears. She added: 'It's about seeing beyond the metal and the rubber, the wheelchair, to see the person behind it or in it.' Today, the aspiring model is taking part in a show called The Beauty Within, showing anyone can be beautiful . The aspiring model - seen here at the races - wants to show that you can be glamorous in a wheelchair . Gemma, pictured with the mobility scooter she sometimes uses to get around . 'Sometimes I do feel like I'm losing control but I have to try to stay positive and tell myself I have got through worse since my diagnosis. 'That's why I wanted to model in my chair. It's sticking two fingers up to things and saying you can do things, you just have to do things in a different way. 'It's about your personality, who you are inside. Doing the fashion show is saying \"this is me\".'",
        "generated_text": "Gemma Flanagan; 31; Liverpool; paralysed; Guillain Barre Syndrome; the condition attacks the nervous system. The aspiring model is taking part in a show.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Gemma Flanagan, 31, from Liverpool, was hit by Guillain Barre Syndrome .\nShe was working for BA when rare illness left her paralysed .\nBut today the aspiring model makes catwalk debut in her wheelchair .\nShe is taking part in a Models of Diversity show at London's Olympia .<END-1>",
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            "A former air stewardess who was struck down by a devastating illness is making her catwalk debut today in a wheelchair . Gemma Flanagan, 31, from Liverpool, was left paralysed after suddenly being hit by Guillain Barre Syndrome, a rare condition which attacks the nervous system . She is taking part in a show called 'The Beauty Within'.",
            "Former air stewardess Gemma Flanagan was left paralysed after suddenly being hit by Guillain Barre Syndrome . She is making her catwalk debut today in a wheelchair as part of a show called 'The Beauty Within' by Models of Diversity at London's Olympia to show that anyone can be beautiful .",
            "Gemma Flanagan, 31, from Liverpool, was left paralysed after suddenly being hit by Guillain Barre Syndrome . Today, she is making her catwalk debut in a wheelchair for the show called 'The Beauty Within' by Models of Diversity at London's Olympia. It is designed to show anyone can be beautiful, whatever their age, size or disability."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Roma ended their four-month winless streak at home with a victory over Napoli in Serie A on Saturday in a key match for Champions League places. Miralem Pjanic finished off a swift counter-attack for Roma in the 25th minute and goalkeeper Morgan de Sanctis did the rest - saving shot after shot by Napoli in the second half. 'It's important to win a match and gain some continuity,' De Sanctis said. 'The last (four) months were tough in terms of results. So to win in front of our fans fills us with pride.' Miralem Pjanic slots home to put Roma ahead in the 25th minute after a clinical counter-attack . Pjanic (second left) celebrates with his team-mates Juan Iturbe, and Daniele de Rossi after scoring . Second-place Roma moved provisionally four points ahead of city rivals Lazio, who play later on Saturday. They had gone seven matches since their last home win - a 4-2 victory over Inter Milan on November 30. Meanwhile, Napoli's winless streak - home and away - was extended to five matches, and Diego Maradona's former club remained fifth. Security was tight for Napoli's first visit to Roma since a fan of the southern club died following a shooting before last season's Italian Cup final at the Stadio Olimpico. Napoli manager Rafa Benitez shows the strain after his side failed to win for the fifth straight game . Roma keeper Morgan de Sanctis (right) was excellent to deny the visitors and protect the three points . Residents of the entire Campania region that includes Naples were barred from buying tickets for the match and 1,000 police officers were called in to maintain order. But there were no reports of problems. Roma was without injured captain Francesco Totti and fellow forward Gervinho but Pjanic quickly made an impact with a free kick from 30 meters that sailed just wide of the post. A few minutes later, Juan Iturbe rapidly carried into the area and passed to Alessandro Florenzi, who from the right flank picked out Pjanic to slot it in. Roma full back Jose Holebas tracks Napoli midfielder Jose Callejon as Roma finally won at home . Iburte skips past Miguel Britoss during a vital win for Roma, who have fallen off the pace recently . Napoli may have had a case for a penalty when Kostas Manolas stopped Jonathan De Guzman in the 39th with shoulder contact but there wasn't much of a protest to referee Nicola Rizzoli, who officiated last year's World Cup final. In the second half, De Sanctis was superb in denying Dries Mertens on several occasions. The 38-year-old goalkeeper also made a leaping save on a shot from Manolo Gabbiadini in the 64th. Iturbe had a chance to make it 2-0 two minutes from time but hit the outside of the net. Napoli forward Lorenzo Insigne came on late for his first action since tearing his knee in November.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Roma win at home for the first time since November .\nMiralem Pjanic completes a counter-attack to put hosts ahead .\nMorgan de Sanctis produces stunning goalkeeping display .\nNapoli without a win for five matches after terrible run .<END-1>",
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            "Roma beat Napoli 1-0 on Saturday to move second in Serie A and take a four-point lead over third-place Lazio . Miralem Pjanic scored the only goal of the game , finishing off a swift counter-attack in the 25th minute. Napoli's winless run was extended to five games .",
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            "Roma ended their four-month winless streak at home with a victory over Napoli in Serie A on Saturday . Second-place Roma moved provisionally four points ahead of city rivals Lazio . Miralem Pjanic finished off a swift counter-attack for Roma in the 25th minute and goalkeeper Morgan de Sanctis did the rest, saving shot after shot by Napoli in the second half ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: While the debate about whether workers prefer a cubicle over an open office layout, a office furniture company has come up with a design that is possibly a happy medium. Steelcase's the Brody WorkLounge is an effort to preserve the privacy and less distractions given in a cubicle while still being a part of an open office work community. On its company website, Steelcase said the Brody is designed to be 'good for your body and good for your brain'. Scroll down for video . Office furniture company Steelcase designed the work space seating to provide privacy in an open office setting (above designs of the Brody WorkLounge) The seating will be available for purchase in late August starting at $2,700 . Brody features an LED task light, privacy screen, foot rest, storage space and personal adjustable work surface . The Brody, which will be available late August starting at $2,700, sort of resembles both a desk and an office and is created to limit distractions by creating a shelter while also providing privacy, according to the company. The Cognitive Neuroscience Karolinska Institute in Sweden's work on flow - a passing state of deep concentration where workers are their most productive - informed the design of Brody, according to CityLab. 'We had kind of an intuitive understanding of how people liked to study,' Mark McKenna, director of product design at Steelcase told Fast Company. 'As the project developed, and as we started diving into what it means to focus and why someone would want to escape, these new findings really helped guide the project.' 'The Brody WorkLounge creates a shelter from visual distractions, provides privacy and provides an enhanced sense of psychological security,' the company said on its website . The design for Brody is based on The Cognitive Neuroscience Karolinska Institute in Sweden's work on flow - a passing state of deep concentration where workers are their most productive . In the U.S., 70 per cent of offices have low or no partitions as they embrace open office plans . Each WorkLounge features a mini LED task light, a power outlet, personal work surface that adjusts up to a 40 degree pitch, a privacy screen, a side surface which also serves as an armrest, patented LiveLumbar technology which gives back support, personal storage off of the floor, a foot rest, and a cushion that adapts to each person's size. 'The ability to focus is a real challenge for today's workers and students,' the company said on its website. 'We get interrupted or distracted every 11 minutes and it takes over 23 minutes to get back on task. 'The Brody WorkLounge creates a shelter from visual distractions, provides privacy and provides an enhanced sense of psychological security.' By transforming the under-utilized in-between spaces into these modern alternative to enclaves, where workers can get away for a couple of hours, Steelcase claims its design will help organizations and universities by delivering a 'high-performance work space'. A study revealed that a sense of privacy boosts performance, and Brody WorkLounge strives to provide workers with limited visual distractions . Mark McKenna, director of product design at Steelcase said: 'I think it's clear that people in an office need a place to focus. But the bench is here to stay. It's conducive to collaboration' In recent years, many companies have embraced open offices with about 70 per cent of U.S. offices having no or low partitions, according to the International Facility Management Association. However, a 2013 study revealed that workers are frustrated by the distractions in open offices which lead to poorer work performance, according to the Washington Post. That study also found that nearly half of the surveyed workers in open offices said the lack of sound privacy proved to be a problem for them while more than 30 per cent complained about the lack of visual privacy. Another study revealed that having a sense of privacy actually boosts performance. While Brody is not a stance against open offices, it provides a place for people to focus while in an office, McKenna told Fast Company. 'I think it's clear that people in an office need a place to focus,' McKenna said. 'But the bench is here to stay. It's conducive to collaboration.'",
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            "Office furniture company, Steelcase, has designed a seating arrangement that provides privacy and less distraction in an open office work community . The Brody WorkLounge is an effort to preserve the privacy given in a cubicle while still being a part of an open office layout . The design is based on The Cognitive Neuroscience Karolinska Institute in Sweden's work on 'flow' - a passing state of deep concentration where workers are their most productive.",
            "Steelcase has designed the Brody WorkLounge to be a happy medium between a cubicle and open office work community . The seating provides privacy while still being a part of an open office layout and will be available for purchase late August starting at $2,700 . The design for Brody is based on the Cognitive Neuroscience Karolinska Institute in Sweden's work on flow, a passing state of deep concentration where workers are their most productive ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A  giant turnip weighing a whopping 33lbs and measuring 4ft long across has been grown in China's Yunnan Province. The monster vegetable, which weighs more than a three-year-old child, is so big it had been nicknamed the 'fat little girl' in the village where it was grown, The People's Daily Online reported. Mr Li claimed the specimen, which had been grown naturally without the help of any fertilizers, had become a big attraction  and pictures of it have even gone viral. The mammoth turnip which weighs 33lbs and measures 1.2 metres long is so large it hangs over the flower bed . It is not the first time these outsized vegetables have turned up in China but usually they are grown by farmers using commercial fertilizers. Mr Li, from Eshan in Yunnan, said he shocked with mammoth turnip which at 4ft (1.2m) long was the length of his flower bed. He explained he had just picked up some ordinary seeds from the local market and had not used any fertilizer but was careful to water it everyday. It was grown by keen gardener Mr Li who claimed the specimen had become a big attraction and pictures of it have even gone viral . He explained he had just picked up some ordinary seeds from the local market and had not used any fertilizer but was careful to water it everyday . After pictures of it were posted online, one commenter wrote: 'Radish, have you grown so big to become the King of Radish?' Earlier this year another giant vegetable was found growing in China's Guangdong province in a Shantou village. This radish was also 33lbs in weight and measured 2ft (60cm) in length. When asked about his secret to growing his prized specimens the farmer, Mr Chen, said:  'The most important elements for big radish is good quality fertilizer, good soil and not to grow them too tightly together and plenty of water.' Many people like to buy radish to take home during the Chinese Spring Festival as the Mandarin pronunciation of the nickname of this vegetable is 'Cai Tou' which sounds like 'Good Start'. The worlds's heaviest turnip was a Mammoth Purple Top and weighed 17.7 kg (39 lbs 3 oz). It was grown by Scott and Mardie Robb from the US who presented it the Alaska State Fair in 2004. It is not the first time these outsized vegetables have turned up in China but usually they are grown by farmers using commercial fertilizers .",
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            "A giant 33lb turnip has been grown in China's Yunnan Province, measuring 4ft long . The vegetable was grown by Mr Li, who claimed the specimen had become a big attraction and had even gone viral online . It had been nicknamed the 'fat little girl' by locals.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A 12-year-old sports fan from Texas - who's become a star in his own right for his National Anthem-singing skills - was surprised by one of his idols on Tuesday night. Nicholas Connors gave a rousing performance ahead of the Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks NBA playoffs game - with one of his favorite NFL players watching from the sidelines, Houston Texans defensive lineman J.J. Watt. When Nicholas finished, the 26-year-old player ran across the court to congratulate him. And the heartwarming moment was caught on camera. Footage - secured by a spectator and shared on Vine - shows Nicholas looking confused at first when he's caught off-guard and tapped on the shoulder. Look of shock: A 12-year-old basketball fan from Texas who's become a star in his own right for his National Anthem-singing skills was surprised by one of his idols on Tuesday night . However, his look of confusion quickly turns into shock as he realizes who he's looking at. The youngster then proceeds to give Watt a big hug. So far, the clip of the singer's emotional encounter has scored more than one million hits. Nicholas has made quite a name for himself in Houston, where he regularly performs at sports games. Indeed, one video of him singing from last November has accrued more than 38,000 hits on YouTube. Hey there! Nicholas Connors gave a rousing performance ahead of the Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks game, with one of his favorite players watching from the sidelines - Houston Texans defensive lineman J.J. Watt . Wow! Footage, secured by a spectator and shared on Vine, shows Nicholas looking confused at first when he's caught off-guard and tapped on the shoulder . Many viewers have deemed his performance 'awesome' and 'inspirational'. One fan added: 'That was shockingly good! So impressive to see such poise and talent from a 12-year-old. Best of luck to him.' Nicholas then got the ultimate thumbs up this week from one of his top sportsmen. Watt sat on the sidelines to watch the Houston Rockets-Dallas Mavericks playoff game. He later celebrated the Rockets' 111-99 win with jubilant dance moves. He was even spotted twerking with one audience member. On Wednesday, Watt asked Twitter to help him get in touch with Nicholas. Maybe we'll soon be seeing the performer at NFL games too.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: When Floyd Mayweather turned professional in 1996, his ring nickname was 'Pretty Boy'. But as he grew more successful and became one of the highest-paid fighters in the world, he swapped that for 'Money', fitting for a man who has earned more than $400 million in his career. Mayweather is also not shy about sharing his extravagant purchases with the world via social media. Here, Sportsmail looks at his vast collection of super cars, private jets and jewellery. Scroll down for video . Floyd Mayweather counts his money, the boxer has earned more than $400million throughout his career . CARS . Mayweather's love of cars is legendary and has such an expensive collection that he recently referred to two of his three Bugatti's as 'cheap', despite costing more than $1m each. He also has a third, which cost him more than $3m. One of his car dealers revealed he has been called in the small hours of the morning by the boxer and asked to have car delivered within 12 hours. Another deal said Mayweather has bought over 100 cars over the last 18 years, including 16 Rolls-Royces. From left to right: Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, Porsche 911 Turbo S, Lamborghini Aventador, Ferrari 458 Spider, Ferrari 458 Spider. Bugatti Grand Sport, Bugatti Veyron, Bugatti Veyron... and a private jet worth £30m . Mayweather  leaning against a Bentley back in 2013 when he posted the message: 'Enjoying my night' Mayweather doesn't just buy cars for himself, he treated his girlfriend to a new Ferrari . Floyd Mayweather uploaded the above image to his Instagram account of his Ferrari Enzo . Mayweather bought his son a Bentley golf cart for his 15th birthday . Another two cars are tagged with bows, a Ferrari and a Bentley . Mayweather posted this picture of a Rolls Royce Ghost and Bentley Mulsanne back in 2013 . Mayweather (right) shows off two of his Bugattis, which he had before fighting Marcos Maidana last year . JEWELLERY . Reports in America last year suggested Mayweather spent a whopping $500,000 on jewellery, including rings and watches during a New York shopping spree. And two years ago he posted a picture of just a single case of watches which he said said was worth $6.4m. Mayweather posted this picture, part of his huge collection of expensive watches two years ago . Mayweather is reportedly partial to a New York shopping spree where he spends thousands . Mayweather also has a very bling collection of silver chains . The undefeated boxer likes his watches in several different colours, but all of them are expensive . Mayweather shows off a gold watch and some sparkly jewels in this picture . Not content with one pair of sunglasses, Mayweather has put together quite the collection . Mayweather also has a vast collection of shoes to choose from . PRIVATE JET . Mayweather is no strange to a late night trip and what other way is there to travel than by private jet? His current model is worth $45m and he often ferries his Money Team wherever he goes. Mayweather poses with some of his team outside his jet . Mayweather during an interview with ESPN before his fight against Manny Pacquiao . Mayweather posted this picture in 2013 of him relaxing on his jet with bundles of money . GAMBLING . Not content with the money he has made from boxing, Mayweather regularly tries to earn more by gambling on sports. Over the last year he posted betting slips showing winnings of up to $800,000. Mayweather takes a trip to the casino to spend some of his hard-earned money . Mayweather regularly stakes huge sums of money on the NFL; here he won $1.4m . Mayweather won a similar amount when he bet on the Denver Broncos . Mayweather never shies away from posting his betting slips on social media .",
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            "Floyd Mayweather, the boxer who has earned more than $400m in his career, has a love of cars, jewellery, and gambling . He has a collection of expensive cars, including two Bugatti Veyrons, and is reportedly partial to a New York shopping spree where he spends thousands on jewellery. Mayweather also regularly stakes huge sums of money on the NFL.",
            "Floyd Mayweather's career earnings top $400m . He has a legendary love of cars and has such an expensive collection that he recently referred to two of his three Bugatti's as 'cheap' . Mayweather's jewellery reportedly cost $500,000, including rings and watches, during a New York shopping spree last year ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Islamic State militants have imposed a new  law threatening to jail any man caught wearing skinny jeans or having music on their mobile phones in an apparent crackdown on hipsters. The terror group said it would also imprison anyone caught smoking or turning up late for prayer in further draconian crackdowns in its Syrian stronghold of Raqqa. Violators will be jailed for ten days, during which time they will be made to take an 'Islamic course', it was reported by anti-ISIS informants in the city. At the end of their prison term, they will be forced to take a test, with those who pass being released immediately. Those who don't will be fined and kept in prison until they pass. Outlawed: Militants fighting for the Islamic State (left) have threatened to jail anyone caught wearing skinny jeans (like the ones pictured, right) in its latest draconian crackdown in the Syrian stronghold of Raqqa . The introduction of the new laws were revealed by the anti-ISIS campaign group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently (RBSS) who risk their lives leaking information from inside the city. RBSS says the sanctions are 'volatile and changeable' but notes that they are becoming increasingly more stringent. One resident, named only as Jassem, told the group how dozens of people had fled the city in the wake of the jihadi network's brutal enforcement of its twisted form of sharia law. He said: 'ISIS tightens penalties and uses the principle of intimidation in dealing with public, which led to the migration and escape of many people. 'Freedom of expression has become a crime, so you can not oppose a decision issued by the group. 'Otherwise you will be arrested on charges of violation of God’s law as its fighters claim, but they are far from this law. 'There is no difference between ISIS and Assad’s regime: bribery and favoritism are widespread within the group and play a major role, especially among the local members of the group.' Up in smoke: Photographs taken in the northern town of Barqah, close to the border with Turkey, show members of ISIS' feared religious police force setting light to vast piles of cigarettes in a field . Shocking: The cigarette burning images emerged as it was revealed ISIS has erected shocking anti-smoking posters throughout its self-declared caliphate featuring images of burning human lungs . Earlier this month, ISIS militants carried out a second mass cigarette burning as the terror group stepped up its anti-smoking campaign. Photographs taken in the northern town of Barqah, close to the border with Turkey, show members of the group's feared religious police force setting light to vast piles of cigarettes in a field. The images emerged as it was revealed ISIS has erected shocking anti-smoking posters throughout its self-declared caliphate featuring images of burning human lungs, in the hope it will convince militants to reject the 'slow suicide' caused by cigarettes. Images also emerged earlier this week showing dozens of black balaclava-wearing extremists graduating from an Islamic State-run school of terror in Raqqa. School of terror: A senior militant is seen giving the jihadi graduates a final lecture before they are sent off to wage jihad in the various provinces - known as wilayats - under the control of the Islamic State . Militants: Brandishing AK47 assault rifles and waving flags carrying the sinister black and white ISIS logo, the photographs showing the jihadi 'Class of 2015' are believed to have been taken in Raqqa city . Brandishing AK47 assault rifles and waving flags carrying the sinister black and white ISIS logo, the photographs showing the jihadi 'Class of 2015' are believed to have been taken in Raqqa city. Although the are dressed in head-to-toe black  and wear balaclavas that cover most of their faces, it is clear that the majority of the graduates are teenagers who have been brainwashed into thinking they are holy warriors, when the reality is they will be  little more than cannon fodder. The images are believed to have been taken somewhere in the city of Raqqa - the eponymous capital of the province and a stronghold of the terrorists' self-declared caliphate, which covers vast swathes of land in northern Syria and western Iraq. The photographs show dozens of militants sitting on seats in what appears to be a school hall, while chilling black and banners carrying the ISIS logo are seen been waved. A senior militant is seen giving the jihadi graduates a final lecture before they are sent off to wage jihad in the various provinces - known as wilayats - under the control of the Islamic State. Having been given a final speech by their commanders, the fighters are seen waving ISIS flags in celebration before taking part in what appears to be a passing out parade. In a courtyard outside the school the newly-graduated fighters march in highly choreographed formations, still brandishing assault rifles and with their faces still covered by black balaclavas.",
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            "ISIS has imposed a new law threatening to jail any man caught wearing skinny jeans or having music on their mobile phones . The terror group said it would also imprison anyone caught smoking or turning up late for prayer in further draconian crackdowns in its Syrian stronghold of Raqqa . Violators will be jailed for ten days .",
            "ISIS militants have imposed a new law threatening to jail any man caught wearing skinny jeans or having music on their mobile phones in an apparent crackdown on hipsters . The terror group said it would also imprison anyone caught smoking or turning up late for prayer in further draconian crackdowns in its Syrian stronghold of Raqqa . Violators will be jailed for ten days .",
            "ISIS has imposed a new law threatening to jail any man caught wearing skinny jeans or having music on their mobile phones . Anyone caught smoking or turning up late for prayer will also be imprisoned for ten days . Anti-ISIS campaign group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently revealed that violators will be made to take an 'Islamic course'."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)\"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills\" star and former child actress Kim Richards is accused of kicking a police officer after being arrested Thursday morning. Richards was taken into custody by police at the Beverly Hills Hotel on accusations of trespassing, resisting arrest and public intoxication after security personnel complained that she was bothering hotel guests about 1:30 a.m. 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' cast member's mother dies . A police representative said Richards was asked to leave but refused and then entered a restroom and wouldn't come out. Hotel security made a \"private persons arrest,\" then police entered the restroom and took Richards into custody. \"Ms. Richards was displaying symptoms of alcohol intoxication including slurred speech and belligerent insolent behavior, cursing at the officers and passively resisted arrest,\" police said in a statement. \"After being transported to the station for booking, Richards kicked one of the officers in the leg; however the officer was not injured.\" Richards is expected to face misdemeanor charges, according to Lt. Lincoln Hoshino of the Beverly Hills Police Department. She has been released from custody. A call to Richards' representatives has not been returned. Richards reportedly entered rehab in 2011 for \"serious issues\" after what watchers deemed erratic behavior on the reality show, which also features her sister Kyle Richards. The Richardses are the aunts of former TV star Paris Hilton. 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' husband gets prison . Kim Richards appeared in Disney's \"Escape to Witch Mountain\" and \"Wonderful World of Color\" as a child and was a frequent guest star on television series, though her acting career later stalled. She had a significant role in the 2006 film \"Black Snake Moan.\" Bravo, the network that airs the \"Real Housewives\" franchise, declined to comment on her arrest.",
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            "TV star Kim Richards was arrested Thursday morning at the Beverly Hills Hotel on accusations of trespassing, resisting arrest and public intoxication . After being taken into custody she kicked a police officer in the leg, but he was not injured . Richards is expected to face misdemeanor charges .",
            "Kim Richards, former child actress and “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star, has been released from custody after being arrested for public intoxication . After security personnel complained that she was bothering hotel guests, she was accused of trespassing, resisting arrest and public intoxication, and police say she kicked an officer in the leg . Richards reportedly entered rehab in 2011 for “serious issues” after what watchers deemed erratic behavior on the reality show . ",
            "\"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills\" star Kim Richards is accused of kicking a police officer after being arrested at the Beverly Hills Hotel on accusations of trespassing, resisting arrest and public intoxication . Richards was taken into custody by police around 1:30 a.m. Thursday morning . She is expected to face misdemeanor charges ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew joked Glenn Murray has a 'bionic' knee and hopes the striker can continue to torment Premier League defences. Murray missed the majority of last season after rupturing a cruciate knee ligament as Palace won promotion to the Premier League via the play-offs in 2013. The 31-year-old has netted five goals in five games, including in last Monday's defeat of Manchester City, to earn the best goals-per-minute ratio of anyone in the top-flight. Glenn Murray wheels away after scoring the winner for Crystal Palace against Manchester City . The Eagles striker has scored five in five games since returning from a serious knee injury . Pardew said: 'What he did surprise me with on Monday night is his aerial ability. He really was outstanding. 'I don't know if he's got a bionic knee, but he's got an extra spring from somewhere.' Pardew says the Cumbrian has many qualities - pace is not among them - and may have had to adapt his game, like Alan Shearer did, after serious injuries. 'Glenn has had to change his game a little bit and he goes to Sunderland, goals per minute, as the best striker in the Premier League,' Pardew added. 'That is great for him, it really is. It is a great tag for him and he can try and keep it for as long as he can.' Alan Pardew has impressed by Murray's aerial ability, which he claims is down to being fitted with a new knee . The Toon boss believes the Cumbrian forward is reaping rewards from a loan spell with Reading . Pardew believes he is reaping the rewards of Murray being given a chance to find his feet at Reading earlier this season. Murray scored eight goals in 18 games for the Royals, before committing to Palace on Pardew's arrival in January. 'In defending that decision, of Neil Warnock and the board here, of him going out on loan, he probably did need a few games and it's difficult to get them in the Premier League,' Pardew said. 'In a way the loan, which I think was perceived as a negative by our fans, might not have been a bad thing. I'm obviously getting the benefit of that.'",
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            "Alan Pardew, the Crystal Palace boss, is delighted with Glenn Murray, who has now scored five goals in five games since returning from a serious knee injury . Pardew joked that Murray had a \"bionic\" knee . Murray scored eight goals in 18 games for Reading, before committing to Palace on Pardew's arrival in January.",
            "Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew joked Glenn Murray has a 'bionic' knee and hopes the striker can continue to torment Premier League defences . The 31-year-old has netted five goals in five games, including in last Monday's defeat of Manchester City, to earn the best goals-per-minute ratio of anyone in the top-flight . Pardew believes he is reaping the rewards of Murray being given a chance to find his feet at Reading earlier this season ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Margaret Gretton has been banned from classrooms for labelling an Asian job applicant 'Taliban' and calling special needs pupils 'roadkill' A primary school headteacher has been banned from classrooms for labelling an Asian job applicant 'Taliban' after referring to special needs pupils as 'roadkill'. Margaret Gretton, 46, has been barred indefinitely from the profession after she referred to the applicant as a member of the terror group and talked of 'bombs and blowing up the school' in an Asian accent. A disciplinary panel of the National College for Teaching and Leadership in Coventry ruled Ms Gretton 'exhibited clear intolerance on the grounds of race, as well as disability'. The panel said she showed no remorse for 'deliberate' and 'repeated' actions while head of Burton Joyce Primary School in Nottingham. They heard that she had mocked special needs students by referring to them as 'cuckoo' and said she didn't want to encourage children 'like that' to come to the school. She even displayed a Golly magnet in her office and made 'monkey noises' on one occasion when talking about black people. Her shocking behaviour continued over a 'sustained period of time' while she was headteacher of the school from September 2007 until November 2013. The panel concluded Ms Gretton 'displayed racist attitudes and behaviour in that - on one or more occasions you inappropriately commented in relation to a photograph of a male Asian job applicant.' It said her comments included 'would you hire me…I'm in the Taliban', or words to that effect, referring to the man as 'Mohammed', or words to that effect, and referring to 'bombs and blowing up the school', or words to that effect, in an Asian accent. A teacher at the school, named only as Staff Member E, told the panel that Ms Gretton said to her, unprompted: 'Do you like black men?' The teacher said she was 'taken aback' by the question, but added that it did not bother her, and her mother's partner was black and from Jamaica. She told the panel that Ms Gretton then 'burst out laughing and said words to the effect of 'does he have big lips?...does he look like a monkey?' and then went on to make monkey noises.' The headteacher denied making the comments, but the panel said it was 'satisfied on the balance of probabilities that the comments, or words similar to them, were made by Ms Gretton. ' The panel also found that she 'expressed inappropriate and discriminatory attitudes towards SEN [Special Educational Needs] pupils in the presence of school staff.' The panel said 'exhibited clear intolerance on the grounds of race, as well as disability' while head of Burton Joyce Primary School in Nottingham (pictured) They said she had used the word 'cuckoo' or words to that affect and said 'we don't want to encourage children like that to come here.' She was also found to have 'deliberately tried to upset' a special needs pupil, 'frightened him', and 'tried to make him cry.' Witness G gave evidence to the panel that on one occasion in 2010 a pupil would not come out from underneath a table and was disrupting the lesson so, as a teaching assistant, she asked Ms Gretton for assistance. She told the panel that 'Ms Gretton said 'It's like something from One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest' and said 'cuckoo, cuckoo' whilst twirling her finger at the side of her head.' A Special Education Needs co-ordinator, who also gave evidence to the panel, said that during a discussion in 2010 about creating a disabled parking space at the school car park she mentioned that Ms Gretton's parking space was the obvious place to put it. However she said that Ms Gretton said: 'We don't want to encourage people like that here.' Ms Gretton was also found to have bullied members of staff which the panel described as 'wholly unacceptable.' It concluded: 'The panel considered that Ms Gretton was not acting under duress, she lacked any insight into her behaviour and demonstrated no remorse. Her shocking behaviour continued over a 'sustained period of time' while she was headteacher of the school (pictured)  from September 2007 until November 2013 . 'Her actions towards staff and pupils were deliberate, repeated and over a sustained period of time. Ms Gretton seriously abused her position of power and trust within the school. ' After the panel made its recommendations Paul Heathcote, acting on behalf of the Secretary of State, decided to prohibit Ms Gretton from teaching indefinitely. He said: 'This is a case where the teacher has exhibited clear intolerance on the grounds of race, as well as disability.' He added: 'There has been no effort made by Ms Gretton to remedy the attitudinal deficiencies which have led her to behave in the way in which she did.' Describing his decision to prohibit the woman from teaching he said: ' This means that Ms Margaret Leandra Gretton is prohibited from teaching indefinitely and cannot teach in any school, sixth form college, relevant youth accommodation or children's home in England. 'Furthermore, in view of the seriousness of the allegations found proved against her, I have decided that Ms Margaret Leandra Gretton shall not be entitled to apply for restoration of her eligibility to teach.' Ms Gretton has right of appeal to the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court, until 28 days after she was given notice of the order.",
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            "Margaret Gretton, 46, has been barred indefinitely from the profession after she referred to an Asian job applicant as a member of the terror group and talked of 'bombs and blowing up the school' in an Asian accent . A disciplinary panel of the National College for Teaching and Leadership in Coventry ruled Ms Gretton 'exhibited clear intolerance on the grounds of race, as well as disability' . They heard that she had mocked special needs students by referring to them as 'cuckoo' and said she didn't want to encourage children 'like that' to come to the school .",
            "Primary school headteacher, Margaret Gretton, 46, has been banned indefinitely from the profession after labelling an Asian job applicant 'Taliban' and referring to special needs pupils as 'roadkill' . A disciplinary panel of the National College for Teaching and Leadership ruled that she 'exhibited clear intolerance on the grounds of race, as well as disability' . The panel said she showed no remorse for 'deliberate' and 'repeated' actions while head of Burton Joyce Primary School in Nottingham ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Photographs taken with the very first 'secret' handheld camera will go on display on Saturday at the State Library giving Sydneysiders a rare chance to take a glimpse of what life in Sydney looked like back in the 1800’s. The Crowd Source collection holds around 150 photographs taken by Arthur Syer, a 27-year-old man living in Sydney who took advantage of the very first hand held camera, the Detective Camera. 'It was the first time people really had the opportunity to take a photograph without their subjects knowing,’ said museum curator and historian Margot Riley. The detective camera gave amateur photographers the opportunity to capture the true essence of life on Sydney streets, defining it as a ‘real revolution and turning point in photography.’ ‘The word snapshot emerged from this style of photography and the photographers were called snap shooters’ She said the detective camera gave amateur photographers the opportunity to capture the true essence of life on Sydney streets, defining it as a ‘real revolution and turning point in photography.’ ‘This was really the beginning of the mass photography you see today. It parallels with the way people look at the world now, always taking images with their phones,’ she said. ‘The word snapshot emerged from this style of photography and the photographers were called snap shooters,’ Ms Riley added. She said that this was the first time people would’ve been confronted with the idea of being photographed or observed on the streets without their knowledge,  spurring on early conversations about privacy laws. This was the first time people were confronted with the idea of being photographed without their knowledge . The camera was wrapped in a small parcel so that it didn't draw attention from the photographers subjects . 'Pesky snap shooters' were the reason people initated early talks about surveillance and privacy . ‘It definitely caused some controversy,' she said. ‘There were plenty of people being annoyed by pesky snap shooters roaming the streets, taking photos of unsuspecting people going about their business.’ The Detective Camera was produced between 1883 and 1887 using a dry negative which was already loaded into the device. It was focused and ready to take a photograph from around six feet away. The camera was loaded, focused and ready to take a photograph at around six feet away . ‘These photographs are very rare and unique because they represent the missing link between the old style tripod photography and Kodak box photography.’ It was the first time individuals who weren't trained in the science and chemistry of photography had the opportunity to dabble in the art. ‘Not long after this camera was marketed the roll film and Kodak camera box were invented. ‘These photographs are very rare and unique because they represent the missing link between the old style tripod photography and Kodak box photography.’ The photos taken with the hand held camera captured more natural gestures and poses giving us a better sense of the streets and a far more accurate view of our history . ‘You get to see some really lovely scenes of youthful anticipation' Ms Riley thinks photos taken with the hand held camera captured more natural gestures and poses giving us a better sense of the streets and a far more accurate view of our history. ‘You get to see some really lovely scenes of youthful anticipation. One of the photos shows a group of girls dressed to the nines, many with bare feet- something that was quite normal for that time.’ She said it is important to share this link to our past to ‘encourage people to build a bridge between then and now.’ The candid shots give us a better look at what life was really like for Sydneysiders in the 1880's . People from the Flickr community helped identify landmarks and other details in the photos to help locate where they were taken. This shot is on the corner of Elizabeth and King Street in Sydney's CBD . The images were collected over a period of time and were originally released on the photo hosting website Flickr. They received a 'wonderful response' from the Flickr community with some members even reaching out and helping curators identify where in Sydney the photos were taken. The Crowd Source exhibition will run from April 4 until August 23. ‘We want to share these images and encourage people to build a bridge between then and now’",
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            "Photographs taken in Sydney using the first 'secret' handheld camera will be displayed at the State Library . The Crowd Source collection holds around 150 photographs taken by Arthur Syer, a 27-year-old man living in Sydney who took advantage of the very first hand held camera, the Detective Camera . The Detective Camera was produced between 1883 and 1887 using a dry negative which was already loaded into the device.",
            "The State Library is displaying around 150 photographs taken with the first 'secret' handheld camera, the Detective Camera, between 1883 and 1887 in Sydney . The camera gave amateur photographers the opportunity to capture the true essence of life on Sydney streets, defining it as a real revolution and turning point in photography . This was the first time people were confronted with the idea of being photographed or observed on the streets without their knowledge, spurring on early conversations about privacy laws ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Tim Sherwood wants to wipe any smile from Raheem Sterling’s face by causing an FA Cup shock at Wembley on Sunday. Footage this week emerged showing the Liverpool forward inhaling nitrous oxide, a legal high commonly known as laughing gas because it creates feelings of euphoria . But Sherwood said: ‘Let's hope he's not laughing after Sunday.’ Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood is hoping they can cause a FA Cup semi-final shock vs Liverpool on Sunday . Raheem Sterling (right) was pictured smoking a shisha pipe with team-mate Jordon Ibe earlier this season . The Aston Villa manager knows his ambitions to beat Liverpool and reach the FA Cup final may rest on taming Sterling, a player he tried to sign for Tottenham Hotpur’s academy as a schoolboy. The 20-year-old is enduring a tough time off the pitch, in a contract stand-off with Liverpool and coming under question for his recreational activities. Sterling has been pictured smoking shisha pipes as well as taking so-called ‘hippy crack’ through a balloon. Sherwood said that was wrong but added: ‘I have a wee bit of sympathy. I am not condoning it, but he is a young man, isn’t he? He obviously has fortunes but is growing up like everyone else. It is tough in the public eye.’ Sherwood can remember being wowed by a 14-year-old Sterling on the books at Queens Park Rangers, but was unable to convince Spurs to commit the money required to sign him. Instead, Sterling headed to Anfield for £600,000 in 2010. ‘A lot of academies pick players on size because the bigger kids normally push the little kids over and their teams can win the games,’ said Sherwood. ‘He wouldn’t be much different from what he is now but you wouldn’t want to fight him would you?’ Sherwood has been a fan of Liverpool starlet Sterling (left) ever since he was 14 and on the books at QPR . Another Liverpool player Sherwood discussed on Friday was Steven Gerrard, whose birthday falls on the FA Cup final on May 30. Those associated with the Merseyside club feel an ideal silverware send-off is brewing before Gerrard heads to LA Galaxy. ‘Believe it or not it’s not about spoiling the party for Steven Gerrard,’ insisted Sherwood. ‘It’s about what we can do. To be honest we’re hoping he’s on his holiday in May.’ Sherwood played against a teenage Gerrard in his latter days and hailed the 34-year-old’s clear talent from the off. He added: ‘I’m sure Steven could still do a job for a Premier League side but I’m not sure he can go and play for anyone other than Liverpool. He can earn £1 a week or £200,000, he’ll still play the same way. That’s a dying breed – there aren’t many of them about.’ Sherwood has led a Villa resurgence since taking over in February, steering the club away from relegation danger and into this Wembley showpiece. They are on a run of four wins in seven. Liverpool have captain Steven Gerrard (centre) back for the FA Cup semi after serving a three-match ban . The match could be Gerrard's (left) last in the competition before his move to LA Galaxy in the summer . Sherwood believes Villa can upset favourites Liverpool. ‘It’s a very exciting game, a great opportunity for this club to get to an FA Cup final,’ he said. ‘I’ve lost a few semi-finals myself, not a great feeling. ‘We’re going in with a positive state of mind. This club’s relegation is not at stake, it is about us maybe getting some glory for the football club. ‘We have the mindset to win the game, impose ourselves on a very good Liverpool side, that’s what we intend to do. ‘We think we’re capable, we have a good blend of players who can play and maybe go direct at time. We’re prepared to mix it up, we have a plan.’ Despite the possible return of Gerrard, Sherwood is confident his Villa side can cause a shock at Wembley .",
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            "Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood hopes they can cause an FA Cup semi-final shock vs Liverpool on Sunday . Tim Sherwood has sympathy for Liverpool starlet Raheem Sterling, who has been pictured taking nitrous oxide . Sherwood tried to sign Sterling for Tottenham Hotpur’s academy as a schoolboy.",
            "Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood has sympathy for Liverpool starlet Raheem Sterling, who has been in the news this week for inhaling nitrous oxide, a legal high known as laughing gas . Sherwood is hoping his team can cause an upset against Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final on Sunday ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Family members and friends have been left heartbroken and baffled after an 18-year-old high school senior died suddenly on Tuesday, just hours after feeling ill. Madison Small, from Ashburn, Virginia, left school early on Monday and, after she woke up in the night with a severe headache, she was rushed to hospital. By Tuesday afternoon, her father, Tim Small, had contacted the Broad Run High School to let staff know that his youngest daughter had passed away that morning. The Virginia Medical Examiner's office is now investigating her death and an autopsy has been ordered, but no cause has yet been given. Loss: Madison Small, pictured, passed away suddenly on Tuesday morning after feeling ill on Monday; the Virginia Medical Examiner is looking into the cause of her death but so far a diagnosis has not been given . Mr Small told WUSA9 that the family has also not received a diagnosis for his daughter's illness. He said she had seemed the picture of health over the weekend, when they played catch together. The medical examiner said it would likely take at least a week to determine what had killed her. Her close friend Devan Rook told the Washington Post that she had thought nothing of it when her friend went to the school nurse on Monday afternoon. 'Didn't think anything was wrong with her,' she said. 'In the middle of the night, she woke up complaining of headaches and stuff, and they took her to [Inova] Loudoun Hospital and realized it was pretty serious. 'They couldn't handle it there, so they medevac-ed her over to [Inova Fairfax Hospital]. At that point, she wasn't doing too well, and several of her organs were shutting down.' Public Health and school district officials said they do not have reason to believe her illness poses a risk to other students, particularly because last week was spring break, WUSA9 reported. Loved: Madison's family said she was otherwise healthy when her health suddenly declined on Monday . Family: Her father Tim Small, pictured center, spoke at a candle-lit vigil held for the teenager on Tuesday evening. Madison is pictured left with her older siblings and parents . On Tuesday night, just hours after news of their her death, hundreds of friends, classmates and family gathered for a candle-lit vigil at the school. Friends remembered Small as a talented softball player who had happily mentored younger members of the team. She was also excited about starting Virginia Tech in the fall, they said. School Principal Dave Spage, who broke the news to parents in an email on Tuesday, said he thought there were as many as 400 or 500 people at the vigil, which he said 'speaks to her circle and her involvement here', NBC reported. Madison's father, who also has an older daughter and son with his wife, spoke to those who had gathered. 'Life can be short, we found that out today,' he said. 'Make the most of it: love each other. Don't get bogged down in the little nitpicky crap. Put that aside. Life's too short.' Remembered: Hundreds of people gathered for a candle-lit vigil following Madison's death on Tuesday . Support: Her varsity softball teammates wear their jerseys and line 2nd base as a tribute to Madison . Vigil: Friends lit candles as they shared memories of the beloved 18-year-old on Tuesday . Memorial: Classmates places flowers on Madison's desk after she was taken fatally ill . In a Facebook post shared widely between Madison's friends online, she wrote a touching post in 2011, quoting Winnie The Pooh. 'If there's a tomorrow when we're not together, there's something you must always remember,' she wrote, beneath a smiling photo of herself. 'You're braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. But the most important thing is even if we're apart, I'll always be with you.' Counselors will be at the school to help students, Spage said.",
        "generated_text": "Madison Small; 18; Ashburn; Virginia; Monday; rushed to hospital.",
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            "Madison Small, 18, from Ashburn, Virginia, died suddenly after feeling ill on Monday and being rushed to hospital . The Virginia Medical Examiner's office is investigating her death and an autopsy has been ordered . Friends remembered Small as a talented softball player who had happily mentored younger members of the team .",
            "Madison Small, 18, from Ashburn, Virginia, died suddenly on Tuesday, just hours after feeling ill . She left school early on Monday and was rushed to hospital after waking up in the night with a severe headache . The Virginia Medical Examiner's office is investigating her death, but so far a cause has not been given ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Unfit driver: According to Houston city codes - Duncan Burton should not have been driving because of a prior drugs conviction . A Houston Uber driver arrested and charged last week with sexually assaulting a female passenger was granted approval to drive for the car service despite being a convicted cocaine dealer. Duncan Burton, 57, was released in November 2012 after 14-years behind bars but was allowed to work for Uber despite city controls prohibiting drug felons driving cabs. Burton was taken into custody on Wednesday on one count of sexual assault and if convicted will face a maximum sentence of 20 years. Uber spokeswoman, Debbee Hancock said on Monday that Burton had passed all the firms background checks before they allowed him to work under their name. However, according to Uber's official background check policy they only review sentences passed down up to seven years ago. That means because Burton was sentence 14-years ago, his drug offense did not register or raise a red flag. Indeed, Burton served 14 years of an 18 year sentence for trying to distribute five kilos or more of cocaine according to the US Bureau of Prisons. That information is readily available online by typing in his name. He was convicted in Houston and served time in Louisana and Georgia before his 2012 release which was commuted because of good behavior. According to Houston regulations someone with a drug conviction is not eligible for a city permit to drive cabs. However, they could appeal and still receive one. Burton did not have a city permit to drive a cab and had never applied for an exemption. Uber has poached Facebook's security chief Joe Sullivan in an attempt to double down on rapidly escalating safety concerns. The $40 billion taxi service has been plagued by serious accusations of failing to vet its drivers. Lawsuits have been brought against Uber in San Francisco and Los Angeles. A New Delhi driver was accused of raping a passenger in December. This week in Denver, a driver tried and failed to break into a passenger's home. And in London, a woman was allegedly asked to perform oral sex on her driver. Lifeline? Joe Sullivan, 46, will leave his role as Facebook's security chief to help Uber defend safety concerns . These claims, among others, follow a data leak last May, which saw the details of 50,000 current and former drivers released into the public domain. It is hoped Sullivan, the first federal prosecutor to specialize in high-technology crime, can protect Uber from potentially crippling ramifications. The firm's first security chief, he brings with him an extensive portfolio of experience in cyber security and privacy. He spent two decades tackling cyber crime security in the private and public sector before joining the Justice Department. Cases included child protection, bank privacy, and digital strands of 9/11 investigations. Since, he has headed up the security departments at eBay, PayPal, and Facebook. Though his experience lies in digital protection, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has also entrusted the 46-year-old with tackling physical security. Sullivan's role will involve liaising with city and state governments around the world as the firm rapidly expands. Announcing the hire in a blog post on Thursday Kalanick wrote: 'We are both in cyberspace and on city streets all at once; a bridge between bits and atoms. 'And as we get into tens of millions of rides a week, we continue to challenge ourselves to do even better when it comes to safety and data security.' Looking forward: The $40 billion firm's CEO Travis Kalanick announced the news in a blog post on Friday . He added: 'This is a challenge where I get to take what makes Silicon Valley special and apply it to a product that directly impacts people's lives everyday as they move around the world's cities.' There were three high-profile assault cases involving Uber drivers in December 2014. An Indian woman said her driver raped her in New Delhi, leading to outcries and a temporary ban of Uber in that city. It came days after a driver was charged in Boston with raping a young woman. The same week, a woman in London revealed that she was offered £20 credit from Uber after one of its drivers allegedly sexually harassed her during a cab ride. Last week in Denver an UberX driver was arrested after he allegedly dropped a passenger off at the airport before turning around, driving back to her house, and trying to break in. The cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles are both suing the company for 'misleading the public' by failing to conduct thorough backgrounds checks.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Duncan Burton, 57,  was charged last week with rape in Houston, Texas .\nReleased from jail in 2012 after serving 14-years of an 18-year sentence .<END-1>",
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            "Uber driver Duncan Burton, 57, has been arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a passenger. Burton was allowed to work for Uber despite city controls prohibiting drug felons driving cabs, and in 2012 was released from prison after serving 14 years of an 18-year sentence for trying to distribute five kilos or more of cocaine. According to Uber's policy, Burton passed all background checks, however, because he was sentenced to jail 14 years ago, his drug offense did not register.",
            "Uber driver Duncan Burton, 57, was arrested last week and charged with sexually assaulting a female passenger . Burton had a prior conviction for dealing cocaine and according to Houston city codes, he should not have been driving . Uber's background check policy only reviews sentences that were passed down up to seven years ago .",
            "Duncan Burton, 57, an ex-drug convict and convicted cocaine dealer was allowed to drive for Uber despite city controls prohibiting drug felons driving cabs . He was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a female passenger last week in Houston . Uber spokeswoman, Debbee Hancock, said Burton had passed all the firm's background checks before they allowed him to work under their name ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The USA have unveiled their new kits for the women's soccer team ahead of the World Cup hosted by Canada in June. The strips, produced by sportswear giants Nike, have caused a bit of stir across the pond, because of the decision to go with a black and white colour scheme rather than the traditional red, white and blue. But striker Alex Morgan hailed Nike's design as innovative. 'The black and white are different from anything we've ever had before,' she said, before adding, 'You know it's not a lot of red, white and blue in the white one because they wanted a clean look. I think it stands out in the fact that it is clean and just simple and I love that.' Scroll down for video . (Left to right:) Tobin Heath, Alex Morgan and Sydne Leroux of the USA women's soccer team pose . T he USA women's soccer team have unveiled their new kits for the World Cup hosted by Canada in June . There has been some controversy surrounding the decision to use a black and white colour scheme . Nike spokesperson and global creative director Martin Lotti explained, 'We always design home and away as one story, so the focus was on the blue with some of the red (for the away), and then the focus on the home was white. 'If you look at it traditionally, actually, all the home kits are always white. So we're actually not changing the history. In face we are being authentic to the history where it's always a white kit.' Nike have opted to put the focus of the new kit on the feet first and worked their way up. The neon yellow socks or 'volt' in Nike parlance are aimed to draw attention to the bright blue cleats. 'It's the first time as well that (the kit) is fully integrated, so going from the boot right to the sock, then it fades from the volt into the white kit,' Lotti said, 'It's a real head-to-toe look.' The USA women's team kick off their World Cup campaign against Australia on June 8 with a group match in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Some people have questioned the decision to abandon the USA's traditional red, white and blue colours . USA player Tobin Heath poses with a mannequin at the launch of the new kit in Los Angeles on Wednesday .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>The USA women's soccer team have unveiled their new kits for the World Cup .\nSportswear giants Nike have been responsible for the new design .\nThere has been some controversy surrounding the decision to make the kits black and white rather than the traditional red, white and blue .<END-1>",
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            "The USA have launched their new kits for the Women's World Cup in Canada in June . There has been controversy over the decision to use a black and white colour scheme instead of the traditional red, white and blue . The new designs, produced by Nike, feature neon yellow socks and bright blue cleats.",
            "The USA’s women’s soccer team has unveiled new kits for the forthcoming World Cup in Canada . The colours are black and white, which has caused controversy in the USA because it breaks the tradition of using the red, white and blue colours . Nike, which designed the kit, said it was being authentic to history as traditionally all the home kits have been white ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)\"It really depends what you want. Boy? Girl? Young? Old?\" The man on the phone was offering us young children with the casualness of a market trader. After a week of back and forth phone calls, his initial caginess had given way to greed. He'd heard my foreign accent and clearly decided I would pay more than the domestic rate. \"We can get,\" he said. We'd been put in touch with the man through a contact on the ground. We were told he was one of the men running this \"unofficial\" displaced camp -- one of the many that has mushroomed in the town of Yola as the influx of people fleeing Boko Haram has grown beyond the capacity of the official camps. It had all been heartbreakingly simple. We'd asked who had children available to \"foster\" -- a catch-all code word designed to conceal the true intent of those offering up the orphaned children. The man on the phone was the end result of those inquiries. When our colleague want to see them, he was shown a group of children and asked which one he wanted to take. One, two maybe? He escaped by saying he needed to check with his \"madam\" -- me. I called. The man picked up and began referring to me as \"sister.\" I told him we wanted to know what we'd need to do, if we decided we did want to \"foster\" the children. He told me, \"Sister, Jesus will reward me,\" so the \"fostering\" was free, he said. No need for any pesky paperwork -- just a reassurance from me that the children, if I chose to take them, would \"live in my heart.\" If I could also then find it \"in my heart\" to donate to those still in the camp, then that would be \"God's work.\" In spite of the harsh measures the Nigerian government has put in place to punish human traffickers, by the government's own admission, 8 million children are currently engaged in forced labor. The Global Slavery Index says Nigeria has the highest number of people in modern slavery of any sub-Saharan country. Paradoxically, the group also rates Nigeria's anti-trafficking agency, Naptip, as one of the strongest government responses on the continent -- but it's clearly overwhelmed by the realities of working in what is now a zone of military operations, Nigeria's north. As the insecurity in the region has spiraled, the worry is that more and more children are falling through the cracks. And as Boko Haram increases its reliance on child suicide bombers, concerns are growing that orphaned children could end up in the hands of the terror group. At the camp where we finally met the man face to face, there was no attempt at subterfuge. We spoke in normal tones in full view of the children playing. I could have had one of them, I was told, but because I'd specified a younger child, they'd only identified one so far -- a 3-year-old. Did I want to consider an older girl? A 12-year-old maybe? She could look after the 3-year-old, and cook and clean. Either way, two girls would be ready tomorrow, he said. I could see them then. Our last phone conversation revolved around what an appropriate \"donation\" would be in exchange for the children. He couldn't, he said, bargain for it. He then proceeded to do just that, laughing down the phone at my first tentative guess of $200. Laughing again at $300. We finally found a figure he didn't find funny -- $500. I put the phone down and we traveled back to the capital that day to show Naptip what we'd found.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>CNN team finds a man at \"unofficial\" displaced camp willing to provide children to be \"fostered\"\nHe says he can't take money for them, but eventually demands $500 for two girls .<END-1>",
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            "The author of the article was offered young children to \"foster\" by a man running an \"unofficial\" displaced camp in Yola, Nigeria . Despite the Nigerian government's harsh measures against human trafficking, 8 million children are currently engaged in forced labor . Nigeria is rated as having the highest number of people in modern slavery of any sub-Saharan country by the Global Slavery Index .",
            "The author of this article was offered young children to \"foster\" by men operating an \"unofficial\" displaced camp in Yola, Nigeria. The author spoke to the men on the phone and met them face-to-face at the camp and discussed \"fostering\" children with them . Despite the Nigerian government's efforts to punish human traffickers, 8 million children are engaged in forced labor in Nigeria, according to the government, and the country has the highest number of people in modern slavery in sub-Saharan Africa, according to the Global Slavery Index.",
            "Despite harsh measures to punish human traffickers, 8 million children are engaged in forced labor in Nigeria, according to reports . Boko Haram is increasingly relying on child suicide bombers, raising concerns that orphaned children could become hostages . An undercover report reveals how children are offered for sale with the casualness of a market trader . "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: To commemorate St George's Day, the worlds of football and rugby have collided in a crossbar challenge between England stars of both sporting persuasions. Arsenal winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Chelsea defender Gary Cahill pitted themselves against  Jack Nowell of Exeter Chiefs and Bath's George Ford at England Rugby's training centre in Pennyhill Park, Bagshot. Oxlade-Chamberlain, who used to play scrum-half himself, impressed the rugby stars by taking a quick word of advice before 'nailing' his opening attempt at kicking a conversion - while Cahill seemed more concerned by wearing an oversized shirt. England football stars pitted themselves against their rugby counterparts in a St George's Day challenge . (L-R) George Ford, Jack Nowell, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Gary Cahill take to the field at Pennyhill Park . The sports superstars pose for a picture before taking part in the crossbar challenge with a twist . Bath Rugby's Ford shows his football playing opponents how to take a kick . Nowell did hit the crossbar with a nonchalant kick during practice and uploaded the evidence with an Instagram video and the caption 'Happy #stgeorgesday! To celebrate, @garyjcahill & @alexoxchamberlain took on @jacknowell & @george_fordy in a special cross-code challenge #englandconnected' However, when the competition started proper it was his team-mate Ford who came closest with an effort that skimmed the bar. Oxlade-Chamberlain and Ford practice their keepy-up skills with the oval balls . Oxlade-Chamberlain admittedly let himself down while Cahill wasn't pleased with his oversize shirt . Howell slumps to the floor after missing the crossbar with an embarrassing attempt . Cahill's request to dedicate his kick to St George's Day was agreed to by Oxlade-Chamberlain, who said: 'You can do what you want, you're winning the league'. The Blues centre-half duly fluffed his lines but enjoyed the experience enough to share his own Instagram picture of group, accompanied by the caption: “Happy S.George’s Day everyone! You can see me, @alexoxchamberlain @jacknowell & @george_fordy in a special Rugby v Football crossbar challenge , the video is on my Facebook page. #England #StGeorgesDay #TogetherforEngland #proud #RFU #ThreeLions #football #rugby #crossbarchallenge” Gunners forward Oxlade-Chamberlain also admittedly 'let himself down' with a series of failed attempts much to the amusement of all those involved.",
        "generated_text": "Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain; Gary Cahill; St George's Day; Arsenal; Jack Nowell; George Ford.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Football and rugby stars met in crossbar challenge for St George's Day .\nArsenal's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Gary Cahill of Chelsea took on Bath star George Ford and Exeter Chief's Jack Nowell .\nEngland fly-half Ford came closest to winning by skimming the bar .<END-1>",
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            "For St George’s Day, England football stars, including Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Gary Cahill, and rugby stars, including Jack Nowell and George Ford, met for a crossbar challenge in Pennyhill Park, Bagshot . Oxlade-Chamberlain, who used to play scrum-half, impressed the rugby players by taking a quick word of advice before 'nailing' his opening attempt at kicking a rugby conversion . Cahill was more concerned by wearing an oversized shirt .",
            "England football and rugby stars pitted themselves against each other in a St George's Day challenge . Arsenal's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Chelsea's Gary Cahill took on Jack Nowell of Exeter Chiefs and Bath's George Ford at England Rugby's training centre in Pennyhill Park, Bagshot . Oxlade-Chamberlain and Cahill competed in a crossbar challenge with Nowell and Ford. ",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A family claim they were forced to sit in vomit aboard a United Airlines flight after staff refused to clean an affected area of floor before take-off. Scott Shirley, his wife Mayo and seven-year-old son Phoenix, were travelling back to Washington DC after a birthday trip to Disney World, Orlando, when they discovered the vomit and complained to cabin crew. After boarding the plane, the Shirleys were storing their bags under their seats when they noticed their luggage was wet. Scroll down for video . Mayo Shirley, son Phoenix, and husband Scott were forced to sit in seats surrounded by vomit on a United Airlines flight . After putting their luggage on the floor of the cabin, the family discovered the bags to be wet with vomit . Mr Shirley told MailOnline Travel: 'My wife decided to transfer her backpack with all our snacks in it to the spot where my son was sitting. It was then, that she noticed her bag was wet. 'She then rubbed the carpet area on the floor of our seats and discovered the whole area was wet. When she raised her had towards her face to smell the liquid, that's when she made the horrible discovery that the liquid was vomit. 'Given my wife suffers from Mysophobia (phobia of germs), she immediately had a look of panic on her face and loudly pronounced it to be vomit. 'I immediately had a feeling of being grossed out that I too had had my hands all over this vomit. My wife got up and ran towards the bathroom area of the plane with me following behind. 'I told the flight attendant what had happened and she directed us both to the available bathrooms.' The Shirley's luggage remains in the plastic rubbish sacks while they decide how to clean items . Mr Shirley says the family were told by cabin staff that a passenger on an earlier flight had been sick in the seating area, and that staff had cleaned the area. 'It was clear that no one had cleaned the area where we were sitting, because there was no evidence of any chemical smell what so ever,' he added. 'This was purely that distinct smell of vomit on our hands and backpacks.' Mr Shirley described how his wife was so upset she began crying and shaking, and they were given two options by United staff; fly out next day or remain in their seats. Because Mrs Shirley had to go to work next day at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the family say they had no choice but to remain in the seats. The family were flying back on a United Airlines flight from Orlando to Washington (file photo) However, staff allegedly refused to clean and scrub down the affected area, and the passengers were given blankets, which they say did nothing to remove the pungent smell. Mr Shirley said: 'The pilot came out and asked if a resolution had been made. He told us we had to make a decision because he can't delay the other passengers. 'It was at this point I felt as if they couldn't care less about the disgusting situation they had put us in and only cared about moving the flight along. I told my wife that we should just take the next day flight. 'She said it isn't an option for her due to her position with the FDA and the nine days she had already been on holiday. Since we really had no choice in the matter, under duress of the situation, we agreed to the blanket option.' The family were given trash bags by the airline to put their luggage in. 'It was completely humiliating walking through the airport with our belongings in trash bags as if we were some sort of homeless family,' added Mr Shirley. 'I felt that we had to explain what happened to every person who stared awkwardly at us. This was the final straw for me. 'We went straight to United customer service who told us they can't do anything because it involves bags and we would have to go to baggage claim to speak with a supervisor there. This was on the other side of the airport which meant we had to now lug all this stuff there. No assistance was offered.' With their luggage still bagged up, Mr Shirley says United Airlines have offered them a $150 flight voucher each and some 'mileage points' A spokesperson for United Airlines told MailOnline Travel: The situation Mr Shirley described is certainly one that we wish no customer experiences, as our cleaners did not fully clean the seat area prior to departure. 'We offered them an alternate flight, but they decided to remain onboard. Our agents did the best they could in the short time they had to accommodate Mr Shirley and keep the flight on time. 'We’re reaching out to apologise for his experience.' The family were offered a $150 flight voucher, or the option to file a claim for the baggage, which they chose to do. Upon returning home, United has offered the each member of the family a $150 voucher as well as additional mileage points for Mrs Shirley. However, Mr Shirley said: 'I personally feel it is a slap in the face considering all we had to endure on this two hour flight from hell. 'I don't know what the lasting effects are going to be of this experience. We have to fly at least two more times later this year for weddings and I'm beginning to think the train might be an option. 'I felt so uncomfortable the whole time we were flying. All I could think about is what this vomit might have in it and if there was anything we would contact from it.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Scott Shirley, his wife and son were returning from trip to Disneyland .\nBut Mrs Shirley made grim discovery on floor of United Airlines plane .\nMr Shirley claims staff refused to clean area and were offered blankets to cover area up .<END-1>",
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            "A family claims they were forced to sit in vomit on a United Airlines flight after staff refused to clean an affected area of floor before take-off . Scott Shirley, his wife Mayo and seven-year-old son Phoenix, were travelling back to Washington DC from a birthday trip to Disney World, Orlando. The family say they had no choice but to remain in their seats and were given blankets, which they say did nothing to remove the pungent smell .",
            "American family claim they were forced to sit in vomit aboard a United Airlines flight after staff refused to clean an affected area of floor before take-off . Scott Shirley, his wife Mayo and seven-year-old son Phoenix were travelling back to Washington DC after a trip to Disney World, Orlando . Mr Shirley says the family were told by cabin staff that a passenger on an earlier flight had been sick in the seating area, and that staff had cleaned the area .",
            "A family was forced to sit in vomit on a United Airlines flight after staff refused to clean an affected area of floor before take-off . The Shirleys were travelling back to Washington DC after a trip to Disney World, Orlando, when they discovered the vomit . Staff refused to clean and scrub down the affected area, and the passengers were given blankets, which they say did nothing to remove the pungent smell."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Authorities in South Carolina have released dash cam video in connection with the fatal shooting of Walter Scott, but the footage does not show the actual shooting. Video from the patrol car of North Charleston's Michael Slager shows an initial traffic stop and early interactions between the officer and Scott. Slager approaches Scott's vehicle. The two men speak. Scott tells the officer he does not have insurance and is in the process of purchasing the vehicle. Slager then returns to his patrol car. Scott exits his vehicle, briefly, and Slager tells him to stay in the car. Scott then gets out of the car, again, and runs away, out of the range of the dash cam. The video, which was released Thursday, also shows a passenger in Scott's car. The passenger's identity was not given in a police report obtained by CNN, but another officer responding to the incident said in the report that the passenger was detained and placed in the back seat of a police vehicle. Scott family attorney Chris Stewart told CNN the man with Scott was a co-worker and friend. He did not identify the friend by name. When asked what might have motivated Scott to run, Justin Bamberg, another attorney for the family, speculated that Scott might have been concerned about child support issues. Scott owed back payments on child support totaling $18,104.43, according to Charleston County family court documents obtained by CNN. He had a bench warrant issued against him for failure to pay at the time he was stopped by Slager. But Bamberg was adamant the dash cam video does not alter what happened. \"This dash cam footage does not change the fact that at the moment the officer shot and killed Mr. Scott -- that shooting was completely unjustified. And that is the key point of both the criminal investigation and the civil lawsuit,\" the lawyer said. The North Charleston Police Department is not providing more information, citing an ongoing investigation of Scott's killing that's being conducted by the independent South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED). Many questions remain about what happened on Saturday when Officer Slager pulled Scott over for what police have said was a broken taillight. In the police report that CNN obtained, a responding officer said that Slager said that at one point he started to chase Scott down a street. \"Shots fired and the subject is down,\" the officer writes that Slager said. \"He took my Taser.\" But a witness who shot cell phone video of the incident says he never saw Scott try to get Slager's Taser. Feidin Santana was walking to work when he saw Slager and Scott struggle on the ground, he told NBC's Lester Holt on Wednesday. Santana then took out his phone and started recording video. \"I remember the police (officer) had control of the situation. He had control of Scott,\" Santana said. Then, Santana said, he heard the sound of a Taser. It seemed to Santana that Scott was trying to get away and avoid being zapped with the Tasered again. On Thursday, a second witness spoke to CNN about what she saw. Gwen Nichols said she was in the neighborhood when she heard police cars speeding by and, curious, she followed them. She saw Scott and Slager at the entrance to a vacant lot. \"It was like a tussle type of thing, like, you know, like, 'What do you want?' or 'What did I do?' type of thing,\" said Nichols, who said she has not yet talked to police about what she saw. \"I didn't hear Mr. Slager saying: 'Stop!' \" she said. Feidin showed the video to the Scott family. But Santana has said fear for his own life almost kept him from revealing the tape. In interviews with MSNBC and NBC, Santana recalled the moments when he recorded the video. \"I ... thought about erasing the video,\" Santana told MSNBC's \"All in With Chris Hayes\" in an interview that aired Wednesday evening. \"I felt that my life, with this information, might be in danger.\" The video shows Slager shooting eight times at Scott as Scott runs away. Witness: I nearly erased shooting video out of fear . An autopsy showed that Scott suffered multiple gunshot wounds to the back of his body. Before the officer starts firing his gun in the video, a dark object falls behind him and hits the ground. It's not clear whether that is the Taser. Later in the video, when the officer approaches Scott's body, he drops a dark object next to the man. It's also not clear whether that is the Taser. It's unknown whether Scott took the officer's Taser or whether the officer picked the object up and moved it closer to the body. Slager has been fired and charged with murder. He is white. Scott, who was unarmed, was black. Timeline of events . Scott's shooting stirred memories of the Michael Brown case in Ferguson, Missouri, where an unarmed black teenager was killed by a white police officer. A grand jury declined to indict the officer in that case. But not everyone agreed that Scott's case is like Brown's or that race was a factor. Asked how he felt about Slager being charged with murder, Santana answered that \"no one can feel happy.\" \"He has his family, and Mr. Scott also has his family,\" he told Holt. \"But I think, you know, he made a bad decision. ... Mr. Scott didn't deserve this. And there were other ways that can be used to get him arrested. And that wasn't the proper way to do that.\" Lessons learned from Ferguson to North Charleston . The FBI is investigating, as is SLED. \"I have watched the video, and I was sickened by what I saw,\" North Charleston police Chief Eddie Driggers told reporters Wednesday. Mayor Keith Summey spoke at the same news conference, which was repeatedly interrupted by protesters who chanted: \"No justice! No peace!\" They called for the mayor to step down. Summey said that the city has ordered an additional 150 body cameras \"so every officer on the street\" in the city will have one. That is in addition to 101 body cameras already ordered, he said. Just before the conference was set to begin, demonstrators walked in. They were led by a man wearing a \"Black Lives Matter\" T-shirt who shouted, \"This is what democracy looks like!\" 2010 census data show that North Charleston is 47% black and 42% white. The makeup of the city's Police Department is unclear, though it's been widely reported that 2007 federal figures indicated it was about 80% black. Three of 10 City Council members are black. It's unclear what Slager's motivation was, or if race played a part in Scott's slaying. \"We can't get into the brain of another individual, so we can't state that,\" Scott family attorney Stewart said. \"I think it would be irresponsible to say that and try and inflame a community or anything of that nature.\" If convicted, Slager could face life in prison or the death penalty. Who is Officer Slager? An autopsy of Scott showed that he \"sustained multiple gunshot wounds to the back of his body,\" and his death was the result of a homicide, the Charleston County Coroner's Office said. Asked whether CPR was performed on Scott after Slager shot him, Driggers said: \"In the end of it (the video), what I saw was (what I) believed to be a police officer removing the shirt of the individual and performing some type of life-saving (procedure), but I'm not sure what took place there.\" When Scott's brother Anthony saw the video, he was convinced Slager's account of what happened was not true, he told CNN. \"There was not a struggle for the Taser,\" Anthony Scott said. \"I didn't believe my brother would have done that anyway.\" To  Anthony Scott, the videotape shows his brother was \"running for his life\" away from the officer. \"I think my brother was thinking he was not going to be shot, no one would have thought that,\" Scott said. Family members have adamantly repeated that they don't want protests over Scott's slaying to become violent. And, so far, the demonstrations have been passionate but peaceful. Scott's mother, Judy Scott, told CNN's Anderson Cooper that she feels \"forgiveness in my heart, even for the guy that shot and killed my son.\" \"He was a loving son, a loving father,\" she said. \"He cared about his family and ... no matter what happens, it will not replace my son.\" Who was Walter Scott? CNN's Tony Marco, Ryan Scallan, Christine Bear, Tristan Smith, Martin Savidge, Brian Todd, Dana Ford, Sam Stringer and Evan Perez contributed to this report.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Footage shows a traffic stop and early interactions between Officer Michael Slager and Walter Scott .\nThe two men speak, and then Scott gets out of the car, running .\nSlager, charged with murder, was fired from the North Charleston Police Department .<END-1>",
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            "Authorities have released dash cam video in connection with the fatal shooting of Walter Scott but the footage does not show the actual shooting . Video from the patrol car of North Charleston's Michael Slager shows an initial traffic stop and early interactions between the officer and Scott . Scott exits his vehicle, briefly, and Slager tells him to stay in the car. Scott then gets out of the car, again, and runs away, out of the range of the dash cam. Scott was later shot and killed by Officer Slager who has since been charged with murder .",
            "Authorities in South Carolina released dash cam video in connection with the fatal shooting of Walter Scott . Video from the patrol car of North Charleston's Michael Slager shows an initial traffic stop and early interactions between the officer and Scott. Scott then gets out of the car, again, and runs away, out of the range of the dash cam. The video, which was released Thursday, also shows a passenger in Scott's car.",
            "North Charleston's Michael Slager released a dash cam video which shows initial traffic stop and early interactions between officer and Walter Scott . The video does not show the actual shooting. Scott family attorney Chris Stewart said the dash cam footage does not change the fact that at the moment the officer shot and killed Mr. Scott -- that shooting was completely unjustified."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Two best mates from rural Victoria have vowed to keep Aussie lingo alive by making memorabilia that encapsulates the fading vernacular. Jeff McCubbery, 72, from Mandurang and Ian Bullock, 65, from Blackburn devised the plan for Captain Cootie Cards over twenty years ago in a bid to counter the influx of lingo from overseas. The pair now has a quirky range of greeting cards, coffee mugs, stubby-holders and calendars – but their hopes of spreading the message were dashed after they were spurned by the companies they pitched their products to. An Illustration from best mates Ian Bullock and Jeff McCubberry, who have vowed to keep Aussie slang alive through a range a range of custom memorabilia . McCubberry told Daily Mail Australia they designed the idea after meeting on a fishing trip 25 years ago. 'We met at an annual fishing trip, and quickly learned we shared the belief that the language we grew up with was waning.' 'People are dorks not drongos, guys not blokes. We decided to do something to keep the vocabulary afloat,' McCubbery said. 'We decided to consolidate the Australianisms we knew and loved from our upbringings-instead of the Americanisms which have ,' said Ian Bullock. With Ian Bullock (left) as illustrator and and Jeff McCubbery (right) as designer, the duo have devised a range of greeting cards, coffee mugs, stubby-holders and calendars emblazoned with down under lingo . One illustration depicts weather forecast map with the various Australian climatological zones – the Northern Territory is 'bloody muggy' , Alice Springs is 'dry as a dead dingo's donger', and Victoria is 'cold as a witch's tit'. Another card shows a fisherman sleeping next to a lake with beer can in hand and the accompanying message: 'flat out like a lizard drinking.' McCubberry believes the rise of television and the internet has let a torrent of lingo loose from Britain and America that has eclipsed the home grown counterpart. McCubberry said when the pair met on a fishing trip 20 years ago 'we quickly learned we shared the belief that the language we grew up with was waning' The best mates use lingo from their upbringing which they say has disappeared, such as the term: 'I don't give a rats a**' With McCubberry as designer and Bullock as illustrator, the mates got to work on a range of products that embody down under speech from a bygone time. But much to their dismay the pair got a rude shock when time came to pitch the product a manufacturers. 'Nobodies interested, said McCubbery. 'They say it's too crude or uncouth. It doesn't make sense because colourful language is a pivotal part of Aussie culture.' The duo plan to launch a digital campaign in hopes of finding a distributor to get their products on the market . Bullock said they had a deal with a major distributor that fell through before another wholesaler offered them a rather insulting rate to print the cards. 'It was pretty insulting really. It's been a real knock back but we're determined to stick at it.' The mates plan to launch a website and social media campaign in hopes of finding a distributor to get their products on the market. 'It's just a matter of getting my head around the online thing. We're sticking at it for sure,' said McCubbery.",
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            "Two Australian best mates have vowed to keep Aussie lingo alive by making memorabilia that encapsulates the fading vernacular . Jeff McCubbery, 72, from Mandurang and Ian Bullock, 65, from Blackburn devised the plan 25 years ago in a bid to counter the influx of lingo from overseas . They have a range of greeting cards, coffee mugs, stubby-holders and calendars, but their hopes of spreading the message were dashed after they were spurned by the companies they pitched their products to.",
            "Jeff McCubbery and Ian Bullock, both Australian and best friends, created Captain Cootie Cards over 25 years ago to keep Aussie lingo alive . The pair sought to counter the influx of lingo from overseas, but their hopes of spreading the message were dashed after companies they pitched their products to refused them . They plan to launch a website and social media campaign in hopes of finding a distributor to get their products on the market ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)It would be easy to laugh off Vin Diesel's prediction that his film \"Furious 7\" will win an Oscar next year, but not for the reason you might think. After all, the actor was serious when he recently told Variety \"It will probably win best picture at the Oscars, unless the Oscars don't want to be relevant ever.\" But rather than ignore it because it's a glossy, blockbuster action film, some might argue that the movie goes against type for Academy Award nominated films because the cast is so diverse. \"Furious 7\" hits theaters Friday, months after controversy was stirred about the lack of diversity at the Oscars. There were no actors of color nominated and no women in the directing category, which was dominated by white males. Mexican filmmaker Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu went on to win best director for \"Birdman.\" The lack of diversity was so glaring (even with the mostly black cast of the movie \"Selma,\" which received a nomination for best picture) that it spurred the Twitter hashtag \"#OscarsSoWhite.\" In contrast, \"Furious 7\" couldn't be more racially and ethnically inclusive. The cast includes Dwayne \"The Rock\" Johnson -- a Samoan/black man -- black actors Christopher \"Ludacris\" Bridges and Tyrese Gibson, Hispanic performer Michelle Rodriguez, Thai martial artist Tony Jaa, Beninese expatriate Djimon Hounsou and the late Paul Walker, a blue-eyed, blond-haired California native. The filmmakers even went so far as to make sure casting directors in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, where key scenes were filmed, found diverse extras. \"We were mainly looking for the diverse look of the (United Arab Emirates),\" Miranda Davidson, owner of the casting company, told The National. \"They really wanted to make sure we reflected the international feel of the country.\" Almost since the beginning, the \"Fast and Furious\" films have had a diverse focus and appeal.  The band of street racers, which encompassed white, black, Asian, Hispanic, male and female and bond as a family, has done well at the box office with each iteration. In 2011, then Boston Globe film critic Wesley Morris wrote, \"Go on and laugh your Benetton, Kumbaya, Kashi, quinoa laugh, but it's true: The most progressive force in Hollywood today is the 'Fast and Furious' movies.\" \"They're loud, ludicrous, and visually incoherent,\" he said. \"They're also the last bunch of movies you'd expect to see in the same sentence as 'incredibly important.' But they are -- if only because they feature race as a fact of life as opposed to a social problem or an occasion for self-congratulation. (And this doesn't even account for the gay tension between the male leads, and the occasional crypto-lesbian make-out.)\" According to the Motion Picture Association of America's 2014 Theatrical Market Statistics Report, while Hispanics make up 17% of the U.S. population they account for 25% of frequent moviegoers. Likewise, women make up 52% of moviegoers. Entertainment Weekly points out that the film franchise is doing a much better job of reflecting its audience than others in Hollywood. \"Despite the films' cumulative worldwide gross of almost $2.4 billion, their racial inclusiveness remains an outlier; American movies are still overwhelmingly white,\" EW's Chris Lee writes. \"According to UCLA's 2015 Hollywood Diversity Report, a mere 16.7% of 2013 films starred minorities in lead roles.\" At least one moviegoer tweeted that he appreciated the effort. Diesel told EW the franchise has come a long way from the original 2001 film, which featured segregated gangs of racers pitted against each other. \"It doesn't matter what nationality you are,\" the star said. \"As a member of the audience, you realize you can be a member of that 'family.' That's the beautiful thing about how the franchise has evolved.\"",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>The film's cast is diverse .\nEW points out that Hollywood still needs to catch up .\nOne of the stars says the franchise has evolved .<END-1>",
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            "\"Furious 7\" is being called racially and ethnically inclusive , which is a contrast to the lack of diversity seen in the recent Oscars . The cast includes Dwayne \"The Rock\" Johnson, black actors Christopher \"Ludacris\" Bridges and Tyrese Gibson, Hispanic Michelle Rodriguez, Thai martial artist Tony Jaa, Beninese expatriate Djimon Hounsou, and the late Paul Walker. The filmmakers even made sure casting directors in Abu Dhabi and Dubai found diverse extras .",
            "After controversy about the lack of diversity at the Oscars, Vin Diesel predicted his film 'Furious 7' will win an Oscar next year. While the movie goes against type for Academy Award nominated films because the cast is so diverse, the article points out that the \"Fast and Furious\" films have had a diverse focus and appeal since their inception."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Shanghai, China (CNN)When China's biggest auto show opens in Shanghai this week, the only models on display will be the ones with four wheels. Gone, show organizers hope, will be the scantily-clad \"car babes\" that in previous years have posed provocatively on car hoods and sashayed through the aisles to draw crowds to the 9-day event. The focus, instead, will be the latest offerings from an array of global car manufacturers, which -- models or not -- are pulling out all the stops to compete for Chinese customers in what since 2009 has been the world's largest car market. \"It's a major industry event for us,\" said Andrew Boyle, global product communications manager at Rolls Royce. It sells several hundred of its super-luxury vehicles in China each year, and in Shanghai this week will launch its latest model, the Phantom Limelight. Vehicle sales in China totaled 23.5 million units last year, almost a third more than in the United States. However, the show comes at a turning point for China's auto market, which is facing a second year of slower growth in 2015 after a decade-long sales and production frenzy. Intense competition for China's drivers means that car manufacturers are increasingly developing vehicles that cater to Chinese preferences. Nissan will use Auto Shanghai 2015 to unveil the Lannia mid-size sedan, which it says has been specially created for \"the rising young Chinese generation.\" The country's gearheads have embraced the SUV or sport utility vehicle, sales of which jumped a third last year, and many will feature in the displays planned by dozens of European, Japanese U.S., South Korea and Chinese automakers. This year MG, once known for its sleek sports cars and now owned by Shanghai Automotive Industries Corp, enters the fray with its first SUV, the GS, while Ford will give two new luxury SUVs their China market debut --  the Lincoln MKX and Lincoln Navigator, the latter favored by hip hop stars. \"The SUV is popular as a first car,\" said Raymond Tsang, a Shanghai-based partner at consultancy Bain & Company. \"If you only have one, you want one that you can commute in and take on a road trip.\" Foreign brands have dominated sales in the past two years, but as they improve product quality and design, local rivals like Geely, which also owns Sweden's Volvo, and Great Wall Motor are clawing back market share, especially when it comes to SUVs. Geely, which already exports to Russia, the Middle East and Africa, is also stepping up its efforts to crack more developed markets. It is preparing to export the Volvo S60 Inscription to the United States from a factory in the southwestern city of Chengdu. It would be the first car made in China to hit U.S showrooms and may pave the way for Chinese brands to shake up the U.S. market like Japanese and Korean car manufacturers did decades earlier. With car ownership still at much lower levels than the U.S. and Europe, China is likely to remain the industry's most important market for decades. However, the breakneck growth may be a thing of the past. In 2014, growth in sales halved to 7% and according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, the slowdown continued in the first three months of this year when sales rose just 3.9%. It comes as the wider economy slows and a prolonged campaign against corruption has hit sales of luxury vehicles, especially brands like Audi that have been the ride of choice for Chinese officials. On top of that, the hassles of car ownership are deterring some potential buyers, as is an awareness of the environmental costs. Congested and chaotic roads, restrictions on the number of new vehicle license plates and a shortage of residential parking space  may trigger a backlash against car ownership, according to a recent report from Bain & Company. \"The car was seen as a status symbol,\" says Pierre-Henri Boutot, a partner at Bain and co-author of the report. \"But now in larger cities they see the hassle and some of these people are thinking of giving up their car.\" Just maybe, China will need those car babes to boost sales after all.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Organizers want to ban scantily-clad models at car show .\nThe Shanghai Auto Show is a key event for global automakers .\nCars are no longer the status symbol they once were in China .<END-1>",
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            "China's biggest auto show opens in Shanghai this week . The focus, instead of being on scantily-clad \"car babes\", will be on the latest offerings from global car manufacturers . Sales of SUVs jumped a third in China last year .",
            "China's biggest auto show will open in Shanghai this week . It will be the world's largest car show . Vehicle sales in China last year were a third more than in the United States ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Baseball has long been considered America's favorite pastime, so it should come as no surprise that most people feel very strongly when it comes to their favorite professional team. And there are no two baseball teams that are greater, or more storied, than eternal rivals the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, who come in first and second respectively in terms of the number of people who claim them as their favorite. Also making a very impressive showing are the Texas Rangers and Atlanta Braves, who have fans across a wide area in the South. Then there are a few teams who don't get as much love - like the New York Mets. Scroll down for video . A new Facebook graph reveals the favorite baseball teams in the country by sorting through people's likes and breaking down winners by county . The New York Yankees (left) and Boston Red Sox (right) come in first and second respectively in terms of the number of people who claim them as their favorite . The Mets are not the favorite team in one county in the country, with fans in their area seeming to all go for the Yankees. Same goes for the Oakland Athletics. The Toronto Blue Jays can also claim almost all of Canada, though the Yankees and Red Sox are also favorites in some areas. The graph, created by Facebook, uses profile likes and then breaks the individuals down by country to determine a winner. And with the exception of those aforementioned Yankees, Red Sox and recent World Series champs San Francisco Giants, who get some love in Hawaii, most teams only really get support near their home field.",
        "generated_text": "Facebook graph; favorite baseball teams; country; likes; fans; New York Yankees; Boston Red Sox.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>A new Facebook graph reveals the favorite baseball teams in the country by sorting through people's likes and breaking down winners by county .\nThe New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, who come in first and second respectively in terms of the number of fans .\nThe New York Mets and Oakland Athletics did not win one single county .<END-1>",
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            "A new Facebook graph reveals the favourite baseball teams in the US , with the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox coming in first and second respectively . The graph was created by Facebook, using profile likes to determine a winner . Most teams only get support near their home field, except for the Yankees, Red Sox and San Francisco Giants, who get some love in Hawaii.",
            "A new Facebook graph reveals the favorite baseball teams in the country by sorting through people's likes and breaking down winners by county . The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox come in first and second respectively in terms of the number of people who claim them as their favorite . The graph, created by Facebook, uses profile likes and then breaks the individuals down by country to determine a winner .'''",
            "The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox are America's top two favorite baseball teams according to a Facebook graph . The graph uses profile likes and breaks down individuals by country to determine a winner. Teams like the New York Mets, Oakland Athletics and Toronto Blue Jays don't get as much love."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Real Madrid's international stars were reunited on Wednesday as they took part in their first training session since losing El Clasico to fierce rivals Barcelona. Cristiano Ronaldo returned to the club's Valdebebas training ground after helping Portugal go top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group I with a 2-1 win against Serbia on Sunday evening. He was pictured greeting fellow Galactico Gareth Bale, who also enjoyed a successful weekend with his country as he scored twice in Wales' 3-0 victory against Israel in Haifa. Cristiano Ronaldo greets Gareth Bale as Real Madrid's squad are reunited after the international break . Ronaldo plays a pass (left) and appears to celebrate during the session at Real's Valdebebas training ground . Defender Raphael Varane (left) keeps a close eye on Ronaldo as the Portuguese runs with the ball . Ronaldo, who scored in Real's 2-1 defeat at the Nou Camp last month, appeared fit and fresh as Carlo Ancelotti led the first-team - and talented youngster Martin Odegaard - in training. The Norwegian midfielder became the youngest player to start a Euro qualifier when he faced Croatia on Saturday evening, although he could not prevent his country going down 5-1 in Zagreb. Odegaard, 16, looks unlikely to play a part in Sunday's crucial clash with Granada as Los Blancos aim to close the gap on  leaders Barcelona. They will have an ideal opportunity to do just that when they host La Liga's 19th-placed side at the Bernabeu in an 11am kick-off, with Luis Enrique's men travelling to Celta Vigo later that day. Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti chats with James Rodriguez as Real's players stretch during training . Martin Odegaard (left) joins in with the first-team as Bale (right) balances a ball on his left shoulder . Fit-again Luka Modric (left) slides in to beat defender Fabio Coentrao to the ball in the Madrid sun . They will have an ideal opportunity to do just that when they host La Liga's 19th-placed side at the Bernabeu in an 11am kick-off, with Luis Enrique's men travelling to Celta Vigo later that day. Sergio Ramos, Luka Modric and James Rodriguez were also pictured getting put through their paces in sun-soaked Madrid as Ancelotti bids to get his side back on track. Real have won just one of their last five games in all competitions - a 2-0 home victory against Levante last month - and are now four points behind Lionel Messi and co.",
        "generated_text": "Cristiano Ronaldo; Real Madrid; first; El Clasico; Barcelona; Portugal; Serbia.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Real Madrid host Granada at the Bernabeu on Sunday, kick-off 11am .\nThe match will be Real's first since their El Clasico defeat at Barcelona .\nCristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale are both back from international duty .\nMartin Odegaard took part in the first-team session with Carlo Ancelotti .<END-1>",
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            "Real Madrid's international stars take part in their first training session since losing El Clasico to fierce rivals Barcelona . Cristiano Ronaldo returned to the club's Valdebebas training ground after helping Portugal go top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group I with a 2-1 win against Serbia on Sunday evening . Real have won just one of their last five games in all competitions and are now four points behind Lionel Messi and co .",
            "Real Madrid's international stars took part in their first training session since losing El Clasico to fierce rivals Barcelona . Cristiano Ronaldo returned to the club's Valdebebas training ground after helping Portugal go top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group I with a 2-1 win against Serbia . Ronaldo scored in Real's 2-1 defeat at the Nou Camp last month .",
            "Real Madrid's international stars were reunited on Wednesday as they took part in their first training session since losing El Clasico to fierce rivals Barcelona . Cristiano Ronaldo returned to the club's Valdebebas training ground after helping Portugal go top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group I with a 2-1 win against Serbia on Sunday evening . He was pictured greeting fellow Galactico Gareth Bale, who also enjoyed a successful weekend with his country as he scored twice in Wales' 3-0 victory against Israel in Haifa ."
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        "sample_id": "test_402",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: An amorous Italian couple have been fined £9,000 for having such noisy sex that it forced their neighbours to move out. The pair, who are in their 30s, were convicted of noise pollution and harassment for the 'raucous screams' during steamy sex sessions at their apartment in the northern town of San Martino. Their long-suffering neighbours, who first took them to court in 2009, described the wails of passion as 'deafening' and said it kept them and their two children awake. The couple, who are in their 30s, have been ordered to pay £9,000 after being convicted of noise pollution and harassment for the 'deafening' screams during sex sessions at their home in San Martino, Italy (file picture) The man, who has not been named, was sentenced to four months in prison in 2011, and his fiancée given a noise abatement order. But the couple appealed the sentence and have now been ordered to pay £7,000 in damages to their neighbours who now live elsewhere, and £2,000 in legal fees. The apartment next door to the noisy couple currently remains unoccupied, the Provincia Pavese newspaper said. It comes less than six months after a woman from Tyne and Wear, in the north east of England, was given a 12-week jail term and a four-year anti-social behaviour order (ASBO) for having noisy sex. Neighbours complained about Caroline Cartwright's loud screams during sex sessions with her husband of 38 years and moaned that they could hear the bed banging against the wall from the adjacent house. At the time, Mrs Cartwright explained: 'It was a metal headboard so it used to bang on the wall. 'There was no carpet back then, so when you have sex, the bed goes back and forward. 'If you get to a point where the bed's banging on the wall, you're not going to stop, are you? 'As far as I'm concerned, that's what you should be doing. Just relax. Go with the flow. It's not as if I'm having sex and think: \"Oh, I'm making too much noise. I better be quiet\".' Mrs Cartwright was initially handed a noise abatement order which was later upgraded to an ASBO after she breached the order five times. The ASBO forbade her from 'shouting, screaming and vocalisation' during sex or from playing loud music. Caroline Cartwright, from Tyne and Wear, was jailed for 12 weeks and handed a four-year ASBO for having noisy sex with her husband of 38 years, Steve. Neighbours complained about Mrs Cartwright's loud screams . Caroline and Steve (pictured together above leaving court last year) were visited by police countless times after neighbours complained their sex sessions were loud enough to drown out television programmes . However, in a bid to get around the restrictions, Mrs Cartwright switched her sex sessions to the morning leaving neighbours - who complained that she was noisy enough to drown out their TVs - less than impressed. 'I wasn't supposed to make excessive noise that could be heard in a neighbouring property or outside,' she explained. Mrs Cartwright was later arrested and admits she was even having sex with her husband Steve when police arrived to take to her into custody. The 53-year-old was taken to court, handed an eight-week suspended prison sentence and forced to live in a bail hostel for weeks. A year later, and after scores more complaints and visits from the police, she was again arrested for breaching her ASBO following two police callouts in two days. Again, she was handed a suspended sentence, this time for 12 weeks, and sent to live in a bail hostel where she was held alongside serious criminals, including murderers. However, despite her convictions, Mrs Cartwright, who has since bought a less noisy wooden bed, remains adamant that she's done nothing wrong. She said: 'I don't see why I should stop having sex in my own house with my husband of 38 years. 'I'm sure there could be a lot worse things I could be doing. They all thought it was stupid I was in prison. 'I mean I was in the same prison as people like Rose West for making a noise when I have sex. There could be a real crime going on while they're busy arresting me.'",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Italian couple fined £9,000 for having noisy sex in San Martino apartment .\nNeighbours took them to court in 2009 over 'deafening' sex session noise .\nPair now ordered to pay damages to nearby residents for noise pollution .<END-1>",
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            "An Italian couple in their 30s was fined £9,000 for having such noisy sex that it forced their neighbours to move out . The couple was convicted of noise pollution and harassment for the 'raucous screams' at their apartment in the northern town of San Martino . Their neighbours said the screams kept them and their two children awake .",
            "Italian couple in their 30s fined £9k for having such noisy sex that it forced their neighbours to move out . They were convicted of noise pollution and harassment for 'deafening' screams during steamy sex sessions . The long-suffering neighbours first took them to court in 2009 .",
            "An Italian couple in their 30s have been fined £9,000 for having noisy sex that forced their neighbours to move out . The couple was convicted of noise pollution and harassment for the 'raucous screams' during steamy sex sessions at their apartment in San Martino . Their long-suffering neighbours first took them to court in 2009 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: As DIY season approaches and the spring clean begins, Amanda Lamb claims that it is the small touches in a home that make a real difference. The 42-year-old star lounges among lush blooms in sweeping ball gowns as she collaborates with Air Wick for a new range of home fragrances. Amanda's housing expertise have been showcased on her years of presenting A Place In The Sun and now she is at hand to offer advice on how to perk up a house this Spring. Scroll down for video . Amanda Lamb stars in the new Air Wick fragrance campaign as she poses in lush flower arrangements . However, rather than knocking through walls or re-tiling the floor, Amanda says that it is simple touches that can enhance a home. 'You don't need to take drastic measures to make your house more homely. One of the quickest – and smartest – ways to transform your home is with fragrance.' The images behind the campaign take inspiration from scent. The seductive shoot has been captured by Vogue and GQ photographer, Willy Camden. The TV presenter offers advice on how to spruce up a home this spring . Amanda says that one of the easiest ways to instantly perk up a room is with a home fragrance . Willy's style is vibrant and colourful – in-keeping with the Air Wick Life Scents campaign. Amanda opts for floral scents when it comes to brightening up her own home. 'My favourite fragrance in the range is Summer Delights – it's my household hero,' she said. 'You get three constantly changing scents of white flowers, melon and vanilla orchid, so when I walk in the door, it never smells the same.' The photos were captured by renowned Vogue photographer Willy Camden . The striking images each depict the three different notes contained within Air Wick Life Scents Summer Delights (White Flowers, Melon and Vanilla Orchid) and Lush Hideaway (Wild Berry, Fresh Mint and Coconut Water) to inspire you to transform your home using scent. As well as the photoshoot, Amanda stars in a video offering tips on how to breath a new lease of life into your home. This call to action comes as research by Air Wick reveals that it's all about the scent when it comes to makeovers as one in three Brits use home fragrance to transform their humble abode. Spokesman Jerome Lemaire says Amanda was an obvious choice when it came to advising people on simple home improvements. 'Our campaign aims to educate people on how simple changes, such as home fragrance, can transform homes. 'As a interiors guru and TV makeover presenter, we knew that Amanda would help us educate the nation on quick, affordable and easy ways to breathe a fresh lease of life into homes.'",
        "generated_text": "TV presenter; new Air Wick fragrance campaign; Amanda Lamb; lush blooms; Ball gowns.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Amanda Lamb stars in the new fragrance campaign for Air Wick .\nShe is captured in the plush shoot by Vogue photographer Willy Camden .\nShe offers tips on home improvements in a special video .<END-1>",
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            "TV presenter Amanda Lamb is the face of the new Air Wick fragrance campaign . In chic ball gowns, she lounges among lush blooms, offering tips on how to enhance a home with fragrance . Amanda says that it is simple touches that can enhance a home, and that fragrance is one of the quickest ways to transform it.",
            "Amanda Lamb has become the face of Air Wick's new fragrance campaign, offering tips on how to spruce up a home this spring . The campaign features the 42-year-old lounging among lush blooms in sweeping ball gowns, captured by renowned Vogue photographer Willy Camden . The TV presenter advises that it is simple touches that can enhance a home, and suggests using home fragrance as a quick and easy way to transform a space.",
            "TV presenter Amanda Lamb lounges among lush blooms in sweeping ball gowns as she collaborates with Air Wick for a new range of home fragrances . The 42-year-old star offers advice on how to perk up a house this Spring and says that it is simple touches that can enhance a home . The new fragrance range has been captured by Vogue and GQ photographer Willy Camden ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Ondrej Duda scored after the interval to lead Slovakia to a 1-0 victory over the Czech Republic on Tuesday in a friendly between the two teams that once represented Czechoslovakia. The 20-year-old midfielder struck with a low shot from outside the penalty area in the 49th minute for his second international goal. It was the third victory for Slovakia in the 10th match against the Czechs since Czechoslovakia's split in 1993. The Czechs have won five games. Martin Skrtel catches Daniel Kolar in the face with a high boot during Slovakia's 1-0 win over Czech Republic . Slovakia celebrate their 1-0 win over the Czechs which continues their excellent recent form . Ondrej Duda (right) celebrates with team-mate Robert Mak after scoring the winning goal in Zilina . 'We had more chances in the first half, we scored in the second and didn't allow the opponent anything, so I think we deserved to win,' Slovakia coach Jan Kozak said. Slovakia was more dangerous on a rain-soaked pitch. They've made a perfect start to 2016 European Championship qualifying, winning their first five matches to sit top of their group and on course for a first Euro finals. The hosts allowed the Czechs to enjoy more possession in the early stages but they were harmless in attack. Michal Duris (right) of Slovakia and Marek Suchy of the Czech Republic contest a header . Jan Durica (left) shakes hands with Tomas Necid at the end of the friendly match . A header by Slovakia's Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel, who also caught Daniel Kolar with a boot, flew just wide of Tomas Vaclik's goal in the 33rd minute while another defender, Peter Pekarik, beat the Czech goalkeeper a minute later but Theodor Gebre Selassie managed to block his deflected shot on the line. Slovak goalkeeper Jan Mucha saved the only Czech scoring opportunity, a header from substitute Ladislav Krejci from close range in the 65th minute.",
        "generated_text": "Slovakia; Czech Republic; 1-0; Tuesday; friendly; 20-year-old; second; international; Ondrej Duda.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Martin Skrtel caught Daniel Kolar in the face with a raised boot .\nSlovakia continued their good recent form thanks to Ondrej Duda's goal .\nIt was third win over Czech Republic since break-up of Czechoslovakia .<END-1>",
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            "Slovakia defeated the Czech Republic 1-0 in a friendly match on Tuesday . Ondrej Duda, 20, scored from outside the penalty area in the 49th minute for his second international goal . Slovakia won their first five matches of the 2016 European Championship qualifying and are on course for their first Euro finals .",
            "Ondrej Duda scored the winning goal in Slovakia's 1-0 victory over the Czech Republic in a friendly match on Tuesday . The 20-year-old midfielder struck with a low shot from outside the penalty area in the 49th minute for his second international goal . It was the third victory for Slovakia in the 10th match against the Czechs since Czechoslovakia's split in 1993 .",
            "Ondrej Duda scored the only goal in Slovakia's 1-0 victory over the Czech Republic in a friendly on Tuesday . The 20-year-old midfielder scored with a low shot from outside the penalty area in the 49th minute . Slovakia won their first five matches of the 2016 European Championship qualifying to sit top of their group ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: South Korea Ambassador Lippert is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand while he recovers from last month's knife attack. Mark Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his cheek and hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong at a breakfast function in central Seoul last month. The envoy required 80 stitches to the wound on his face and two-and-a-half hours of surgery. Scroll down for video . South Korea Ambassador Lippert is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand (pictured) while he recovers from last month's knife attack . Mark Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his cheek and hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong at a breakfast function in central Seoul last month. Pictured: Lippert pictured with the brace with his wife and young baby . The brace was created by Seoul’s Severance Hospital and Lippert marveled at how quickly they had constructed it. 'It is an amazing apparatus, one I haven't seen before - so innovative and creative,' he wrote on Facebook. 'It is very comfortable and has made a huge difference in my recovery as I am able to hold things in my hand. 'It is very comfortable and has made a huge difference in my recovery as I am able to hold things in my hand. He added: 'This is of particular importance when I am walking Grigsby, as I often need two hands to manage [his dog] Grigsby,' he said . Lippert has posted several photos on Facebook of him using the device in South Korea . He added: 'This is of particular importance when I am walking Grigsby, as I often need two hands to manage [his dog] Grigsby!' Last week South Korean prosecutors formally charged the man who injured Lippert with attempted murder on Wednesday - despite his denials of any intention to kill. Last week South Korean prosecutors formally charged Kim Ki-Jong with attempted murder . The prosecutors' office in Seoul said Kim, was charged with attempted murder, violence against a foreign envoy and obstruction of duty. Kim, 55, was a known maverick activist who had been handed a two-year suspended sentence in 2010 for hurling a rock at the then Japanese ambassador to Seoul. He has denied any intention to kill Lippert, but the prosecutors office said in a statement that the crime was clearly deliberate. 'There was an intention to murder because (Kim) used a lethal weapon in a pre-meditated crime to attack the ambassador's face and neck repeatedly,' it said. Kim has told investigators the ambassador was the 'symbolic' target of his opposition to annual US-South Korea joint military exercises, which he blames for blocking dialogue with North Korea. The annual drills have long been condemned by Pyongyang as rehearsals for invasion. Kim insisted he had acted alone and not on the orders of Pyongyang, but prosecutors said they were looking into whether he has violated the South's strict National Security Law banning any act seen as aiding North Korea or promoting its ideology. Investigators have ransacked Kim's home as part of an investigation into Kim's possible links with North Korea. Kim had visited the North seven times and once tried to erect a memorial in Seoul to the late North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il after his death in 2011. North Korea has rejected accusations that it may have been behind the attack as a 'vicious' smear campaign by Seoul. U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert leaves after he was slashed in the face by an assailant at a public forum in central Seoul on March 5 .",
        "generated_text": "Mark Lippert; 42; knife attack; central Seoul; last month. Face; 80 stitches; surgery; Dynamic exoskeletal brace.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong in central Seoul last month .\n'It is an amazing apparatus, one I haven't seen before - so innovative and creative,' he wrote on Facebook .<END-1>",
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            "South Korean Ambassador Lippert, who was attacked by a nationalist last month, is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand . Mark Lippert, 42, suffered deep gashes to his cheek and hand when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong at a breakfast function in central Seoul last month. The envoy required 80 stitches to the wound on his face and two-and-a-half hours of surgery.",
            "South Korea Ambassador Mark Lippert, 42, is recovering from a knife attack when he was assaulted by knife-wielding nationalist Kim Ki-Jong at a breakfast function in central Seoul last month. Lippert is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand while he recovers from last month's knife attack. He required 80 stitches to the wound on his face and two-and-a-half hours of surgery.",
            "South Korean Ambassador Mark Lippert, 42, is now wearing a dynamic exoskeletal brace on his hand while he recovers from last month's knife attack . Created by Seoul’s Severance Hospital, Lippert marveled at how quickly they had constructed it. 'It is an amazing apparatus, one I haven't seen before - so innovative and creative,' he wrote on Facebook ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It has been described as a 'maritime masterpiece'. The 'finest' steam yacht in Australia. Originally named Ena, the historic steam yacht was designed in 1900 and built the following year. And now it is on the market after having served in World War I and being salvaged after it sunk in 1981, the Property Observer reports. This steam boat has been described as a maritime masterpiece. The finest steam yacht in Australia . Originally named Ena, the historic steam yacht was designed in 1900 and built the following year . Now it is on the market after having served in World War I and being salvaged after it sunk in 1981 . Agent Paul Summers said the Edwardian style yacht is on the market for more than $1.2 million . Designed by Walter Reeks more than a century ago, the yacht is said to be one of only three that remains in the world today. It first undertook war service as HMAS Sleuth in World War I before it sank years later in 1981 near Hobart after hitting an object underwater, according to the Property Observer. Ena was brought back to Sydney where she was purchased and further restored - and renamed 'Aurore' - which in total reportedly cost around $4 million. She become a commercial cargo and fishing vessel. The boat then came under the ownership of miner Pat Burke, which became the infamous playground for his close friends at the time - Rene Rivkin and David Baffsky, the Property Observer reports. Designed by Walter Reeks more than a century ago, the yacht is said to be one of only three that remains in the world today . The historica steam boat was initially named Ena then renamed after Aurore . The boat first undertook war service as HMAS Sleuthin World War I before it sank years later in 1981 near Hobart after hitting an object underwater, according to the Property Observer. The main saloon of the Edwardian style yacht also features a detailed timber table . The interior has varnished timber throughout, while below the deck there is a ladies' cabin that has seating and carved woodwork with etched glass murals . It's further marketed to have a gentlemen's saloon with the addition of day beds and a folding card table . Since then it has been relocated from Sydney to Melbourne, available for exclusive cruises on Port Phillip Bay and Yarra River . Inspections of the historic steam boat is by appointment only and will be up for auction on Tuesday, May 19 . The boat became a luxury playground for Rene Rivkin and his mates . Since then Ena has been relocated from Sydney to Melbourne for exclusive cruises on Port Phillip Bay and Yarra River. The interior has varnished timber throughout, while below the deck there is a ladies' cabin that has seating and carved woodwork with etched glass murals. It's further marketed to have a gentlemen's saloon complete with day beds and a folding card table. The main also features a detailed timber table. Listed by Paul Sumner at Mossgreen, he told the Property Observer the Edwardian style yacht is on the market for more than $1.2 million. Inspections of the historic steam boat is by appointment only. It will be up for auction on Tuesday, May 19.",
        "generated_text": "The'maritime masterpiece; World War I; 1981.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>'Ena' was designed by Walter Reeks in 1900 and undertook war service as HMAS Sleuth in World War I .\nThe 29 metre steam yacht sank near Hobart in 1981 but was salvaged .\nIt was turned into a commercial cargo and fishing vessel, renamed 'Aurore'\nThe historic steam boat has been listed by Paul Sumner at Mossgreen .\nIt has been marketed as 'the finest steam yacht in Australia and only one of three of its kind remaining in the world'<END-1>",
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            "A historic steam yacht, described as a 'maritime masterpiece', is on sale for over $1.2m after having served in World War I and being salvaged after it sunk in 1981. Originally designed in 1900 and built the following year, the yacht is one of only three that remains in the world today. It first undertook war service as HMAS Sleuth in World War I and was later purchased and restored, and renamed as Aurore.",
            "The 'finest' steam yacht in Australia is on the market after having served in World War I and being salvaged after it sunk in 1981 . Designed by Walter Reeks more than a century ago, the yacht is said to be one of only three that remains in the world today . Listed by Paul Sumner at Mossgreen, he told the Property Observer the Edwardian style yacht is on the market for more than $1.2 million ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A man  with bandages wrapped around his face stormed into a bank in a coastal town before fleeing with a 'significant' amount of cash in a bizarre robbery, police have revealed. The thief entered a branch of Lloyds bank in New Milton, Hampshire before threatening cashier staff and ordering them to hand over money. The man, whose face and hands were heavily swathed in bandages, then fled from the Station Road bank. The thief entered a branch of Lloyds bank in New Milton, Hampshire (pictured) before threatening cashier staff and ordering them to hand over money . After the robbery on Thursday, a spokesman for Hampshire police said: 'A man entered the front of the bank and approached the cashiers and demanded they hand over cash. 'He left via the entrance and made off up Station Road, turning left into an alleyway by Lloyds Pharmacy and into the car park on Spencer Road.' Detective Sergeant Paul Harrison said: 'This man was very distinctive. He was wrapped in bandages which covered his face and hands. Police say a 56-year-old man from New Milton has been arrested on suspicion of robbery . 'Although he threatened staff, no weapon was produced and no staff or members of the public were harmed during this incident. 'However this was a very serious crime with a significant amount of cash being taken.' The police spokesman added: \"A 56-year-old man from New Milton has been arrested today (Saturday) on suspicion of robbery and remains in police custody.\"",
        "generated_text": "Thief; branch; Lloyds bank; New Milton; Hampshire; Police; 56-year-old man; suspicion; robbery.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Man with bandages covering head robbed bank in New Milton, Hampshire .\nThreatened staff before making off with a 'significant' amount of money .\nPolice have arrested a man, 56, from the town on suspicion of robbery .<END-1>",
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            "A man with bandages wrapped around his face stole a significant amount of cash from a Lloyds bank in New Milton, Hampshire . Police say a 56-year-old man from New Milton has been arrested on suspicion of robbery .",
            "A man with bandages wrapped around his face stole a 'significant' amount of cash from a branch of Lloyds bank in New Milton, Hampshire, before fleeing . Police say a 56-year-old man from New Milton has been arrested on suspicion of robbery .",
            "A thief entered a branch of Lloyds bank in New Milton, Hampshire, before fleeing with a \"significant\" amount of cash . He wore bandages wrapped around his face and hands during the robbery on Thursday . Police say a 56-year-old man from New Milton has been arrested on suspicion of robbery ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Questions have again been raised about Tony Blair's money-making since leaving Downing Street in 2007 . Tony Blair's global money-making projects face fresh scrutiny today after publication of a bizarre deal to sell the theory of 'deliverology' to Colombia. Questions have also been raised about why the fees for the former Labour Prime Minister – who last week denied being in the 'league of the super-rich - are being paid by the United Arab Emirates, and not the Colombian government. The contract sets out in great detail Mr Blair's demands for confidentiality, and includes a requirement that his wife Cherie join him on trips to South America. Mr Blair last week defended earning money since leaving Downing Street, claiming it pays for the 'infrastructure' around him. But critics have questioned the role of a former Prime Minister working for other sovereign states, and claimed there could be a conflict of interest between his role as the Middle East envoy and earning money from governments in the region. Today the Sunday Telegraph revealed details of a contract signed between Mr Blair and the Colombian government in 2013. Fees paid to Tony Blair Associates for the work advising Colombia on its mining industry, which brings in £2billion-a-year in royalties. The 34page contract for a year was signed between Columbia's department of national planning, and Windrush No 3 LP, an arm of Mr Blair's business network. It included carrying out a 'stocktake' of mining deals and contains at least 10 clauses on confidentiality. It also boasts that Tony Blair Associates outperforms rival consultancy firms because it works with 'founders of deliverology' – jargon for the way governments can get things done. 'All our team members will have expertise in ... deliverology or mining induced growth strategies,' it says. The business proposal states: 'Mr Blair, with his extensive on-the-job experience and politician instincts, will personally lead this project. 'Typically his contribution will go beyond the narrow focus of the specific project, and our growing understanding of the situation on the ground will allow Mr Blair to serve as an adviser to the government in several other areas, be it in domestic matters or questions of international politics.' Tory MP Andrew Bridgen today called for curbs on former Prime Minister's working for other governments. He told MailOnline: 'Anyone who has been Prime Minister and privy to the secrets of this nation should hold should never work for another sovereign government.' Mr Bridgen says ex-PMs should be bound for life by the seven principles of public life, known as the Nolan principles, which include accountability and openness.' He added: 'People have got the right to earn money but it is how it is done. At the end of the day I think a lot of the disillusion with politics began in the Blair years. The fall of politicians' standing seriously began in the Blair years when people felt they had been deceived.' Mr Blair defended his money making, telling Newsweek last week said: 'I could not do what I do unless I was also able to generate income'. He added: 'Am I better off than most people? Yeah, I'm very lucky. Am I in the league of the super-rich? Absolutely not, though you will have to make up your own mind about that.' The Colombia contract includes a clause stating that Mr Blair would make two trips a year to Colombia, and he gets to choose who joins him. It specifically includes a statement that this could be his wife Cherie. The Colombia contract also includes a clause stating that Mr Blair would make two trips a year to Colombia, and he gets to choose who joins him. It specifically includes a statement that this could be his wife Cherie. The Columbian government announced at the time that that 'the United Arab Emirates through the Office of Tony Blair [Windrush Ventures No 3 LP] domiciled in the UK' had signed an agreement 'to support the implementation' of the new laws on spending money raised from mining deals. Another deal was signed in 2014, for offering advice on project management, according to the newspaper. Chris Doyle, director of the Council for Arab-British Understanding, told the Telegraph: 'This raises serious questions of a conflict of interest over Mr Blair's roles as businessman and Middle East envoy. 'The UAE is supposed to be a leading donor government on the issue of Gaza and the West Bank, so what does Tony Blair put first, his role as Quartet envoy or his role as a businessman when dealing with them? What is the nature of all these contracts? There is still a lack of transparency about it.' Mr Blair is working with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, for whom he once a foreword for a political book on The Third Way . But Mr Blair's office rejected the claims, and insisted the details of the work had been released in a press statement in 2013. 'There is absolutely nothing improper in this project being funded by UAE… on the contrary the sole objective is to support the Colombian Government's reform programme which aims to modernise public services and increase prosperity for its people. 'The TBA team works exclusively in the interest of and for the benefit of the Government of Colombia. As with any project, we maintain the strict confidentiality requirements of our contract. 'TBA has also been helping establishing a Delivery Unit, so that the government can better deliver services which will increase jobs, reduce poverty and transform the lives of people in Colombia. The work being undertaken is solely for the benefit of Colombia and is at no cost to the government and provided close to cost. 'We have no knowledge let alone involvement in the mining deal you refer to and any suggestion that we have been involved is false, neither were TBA involved in any laws relating to mining fees or royalties. 'And as we have repeatedly made clear, there are no conflicts of interests with any of Mr Blair's work, including his role with the OQR.'",
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            "Tony Blair's global money-making projects face fresh scrutiny today after publication of a bizarre deal to sell the theory of 'deliverology' to Colombia . Questions have also been raised about why the fees for the former Labour Prime Minister are being paid by the United Arab Emirates , and not the Colombian government .",
            "Tony Blair's global money-making projects face fresh scrutiny today after publication of a bizarre deal to sell the theory of 'deliverology' to Colombia . Questions have also been raised about why the fees for the former Labour Prime Minister are being paid by the United Arab Emirates . The contract sets out in great detail Mr Blair's demands for confidentiality, and includes a requirement that his wife Cherie join him on trips to South America ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A sorority housekeeper at the University of Southern California was left screaming with joy after her 'girls' gifted her $21,000 to buy herself the brand new car she was saving up for. Fannie Randle, who has worked at the USC sorority Gamma Phi Beta for 24 years, was driving to work every day in an old car that was held together with duct tape - inspiring USC senior and former Gamma Phi Beta president Alicia Jewell to show her gratitude for the housekeeper with one last gift before graduation in May. 'Her car, currently, it just shouldn't have to be like that,' Miss Jewell told ATVN. 'So I was just like, \"You know what, she has so many alumni and so many girls that love her so let's just get her a car.\"' Scroll down for video . Act of kindness: University of Southern California senior and former Gamma Phi Beta president Alicia Jewell (R) presented the sorority's housekeeper Fannie Randle (L) with a $21,000 check last Monday for a brand new car . Total shock: Ms Randle, who has been working at the USC sorority house for 24 years, shouted with joy after the surprise was revealed . Miss Jewell enlisted her sorority sisters and several former Gamma Phi Beta alumni, as well as their friends and family, to raise money for Ms Randle's new car on the crowdsourcing website GoFundMe. And last Monday, Miss Jewell and her sisters thanked Ms Randle for all of her hard work over the years by surprising her with a check for $21,000 over dinner. 'Yes!' Ms Randle yelled before throwing up her arms with joy. The ecstatic housekeeper threw herself to the ground before bringing her arms back up again. Amazing moment: The housekeeper threw her hands in the air with joy. She had been saving for a new car because hers was old and held together with duct tape . 'Yes, yes,' she said again as she pumped her fists through the air. Ms Randle went on the blow the girls kisses and give Miss Jewell an emotional hug. After she was presented with flowers in addition to the check, other sorority sisters threw their arms around Ms Randle. 'They mean everything to me,' Ms Randle told the news station. 'They are wonderful, wonderful girls.' Full of emotion: Ms Randle wiped away a tear after she was gifted flowers and a check. The sorority girls raised money for their housekeeper on the crowdfunding website GoFundMe . Second mom: The Gamma Phi Beta took turns hugging Ms Randle and thanking her for all of her hard work over the years . 'I'm so choked up,' she said. When asked what kind of car she was going to buy, Ms Randle joked: 'Not the red bucket I got now.' 'Maybe a Honda,' she added. 'I [would] like a Honda Accord.' The Gamma Phi Beta members later gathered with Ms Randle in front of the house she has been working at for nearly 25 years to pose for a group photo to celebrate the momentous occasion. Full of love: Ms Randle said her 'girls' mean everything to her . Savor the memory: Ms Randle posed with the girls outside of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority house .",
        "generated_text": "Fannie Randle; 24 years; USC; Gamma Phi Beta; her car; held together with duct tape. University of Southern California senior; Alicia Jewell; gift.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The University of Southern California students wanted to help housekeeper Fannie Randle purchase a new car .\nUSC senior and former Gamma Phi Beta president Alicia Jewell called on her sorority sisters and alumni to raise the necessary funds .\nMs Randle has been driving around in an old duct-taped car .<END-1>",
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            "Fannie Randle, who has worked at the USC sorority Gamma Phi Beta for 24 years, was gifted $21,000 by the group to buy herself a brand new car. Randle had been driving to work every day in an old car that was held together with duct tape, inspiring USC senior and former Gamma Phi Beta president Alicia Jewell to show her gratitude for the housekeeper. Jewell enlisted her sorority sisters and several former Gamma Phi Beta alumni, as well as their friends and family, to raise money for Ms Randle's new car on the crowdsourcing website GoFundMe.",
            "A sorority housekeeper at the University of Southern California was gifted $21,000 to buy herself the brand new car she was saving up for . Fannie Randle who has worked at the USC sorority Gamma Phi Beta for 24 years, was driving to work every day in an old car that was held together with duct tape . Alicia Jewell and her sorority sisters raised money on the crowdsourcing website GoFundMe .",
            "Fannie Randle, a sorority housekeeper at the University of Southern California, was gifted $21,000 by the sorority Gamma Phi Beta to buy a new car . Inspiring USC senior and former Gamma Phi Beta president Alicia Jewell showed gratitude for the housekeeper with one last gift before graduation in May . Randle had been driving an old car held together with duct tape to work every day."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Four South African men accused of stabbing a Mozambican man to death in an anti-immigrant attack in a Johannesburg township  appeared in court today. The brutal murder of Emmanuel Sithole was captured on camera and shocking images show men stabbing him and beating him with a wrench. Anti-immigrant violence has spread across South Africa in recent weeks and the government has now sent in troops to control the riots. Four South African men suspected of killing Mozambican national Emmanuel Sithole in Alexandra township in an apparent xenophobic attack, are arraigned at the Wynberg Magistrate Court in Johannesburg . The brutal attack on Mr Sithole in Alexandra township near Johannesburg on Saturday was captured on camera  by a local journalist and published across the world the following day. They show the four men surrounding the Mozambican man, before  repeatedly stabbing him with knives and bludgeoning him with a wrench in broad daylight. Witnesses took Mr Sithole to a nearby medical centre but found it was closed because the foreign-born duty doctor had failed to turn up for his shift for fear of being attacked by the xenophobic hordes rampaging through the township. Mr Sithole was taken to hospital where he later died, the cause of death was established as a direct stab wound to the heart. The four men accused of his murder will remain in custody until a full trial, set to be held on May 4th. Horror: The brutal murder of Emmanuel Sithole in a township near Johannesburg was captured on camera . Brutal: The four men surrounded Mr Sithole, before repeatedly stabbing him with knives and bludgeoning him with a wrench in broad daylight . No mercy: One of the men can be seen beating Mr Sithole with a wench, while another grabs a shovel and a third holds a blade . The South African army has been deployed to areas that remain volatile after a spate of attacks targeting immigrants, the defense minister announced on Tuesday. Soldiers have already been sent to support police in troubled areas, Defense Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said in a live broadcast. The minister made the announcement in Alexandra, a Johannesburg township where a Zimbabwean couple survived a shooting overnight. The man and woman were both shot in their necks and the woman suffered an additional shot in her leg, the minister said. Both Zimbabweans were treated and discharged from hospital. Troops have also been sent to Durban, the coastal city where the attacks on foreigners began, Mapisa-Nqakula said. The violence has been concentrated in areas of Johannesburg and Durban where poor immigrants and South Africans live. The recent spate of attacks has mainly affected immigrants from African states like Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, according to a statement from the aid group, Doctors Without Borders. A woman and man washes outside a shelter for displaced foreigners in east of Johannesburg . In response to the recent violence, the South African army has been deployed to areas in that remain volatile after a spate of attacks targeting immigrants, the defense minister announced on Tuesday . A view of an informal settlement where foreign nationals were displaced in east of Johannesburg . Anti-immigrant riots, such as this in the Jeppestown suburb of Johannesburg last week, has spread across South Africa and the government has now sent in troops to control the riots . The South African attacks on foreigners have angered many in other African countries. In Malawi, nearly 2,000 protesters marched to the South African High Commission, demonstrating against the wave of violence, said Billy Mayaya, a human rights activist. A diplomat at the South African mission said earlier that there were several hundred marchers. 'South Africa, why kill your fellow blacks?' read one poster carried by the singing demonstrators in the capital Lilongwe. The march organizers called on the South African government to do more to protect immigrants and handed a petition to South African High Commissioner Cassandra Mbuyane-Mokone. Nearly 400 Malawians returned home on Monday, travelling overnight by bus from South Africa, Malawi's Information Minister Kondwani Nankhumwa said.",
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            "Four men appeared in court today accused of stabbing a Mozambican national to death in an anti-immigrant attack in Alexandra township near Johannesburg . The brutal murder of Emmanuel Sithole was captured on camera and published across the world. Images show men repeatedly stabbing and bludgeoning him with a wrench .",
            "Four men accused of stabbing a Mozambican man to death in an anti-immigrant attack in a Johannesburg township appeared in court today . Emmanuel Sithole was murdered in a brutal attack that was captured on camera . Anti-immigrant violence has spread across South Africa and the government has sent troops to control riots ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Patients are being put at risk because paramedics are leaving firemen to deal with 999 calls, healthcare leaders warn. Many firemen have not been trained in basic first aid – yet they are being left to care for seriously ill elderly patients for hours while they wait for an ambulance. The Fire Brigades Union say the practice is irresponsible and dangerous but is becoming increasingly common because the ambulance service is so overstretched. The ambulance service is becoming increasingly reliant on firemen to attend life-threatening emergencies . The Fire Brigade Union say the practice is irresponsible and dangerous and becoming more common . Senior union officials say fire engines are routinely being turned into makeshift ambulances to ferry patients to A&E. They normally carry a few blankets, oxygen masks to protect against smokes and a defibrillator – to restart the heart. In one case earlier this year an elderly lady is feared to have died because she was left in the hands of fire crews for nearly 40 minutes while paramedics were delayed. The ambulance service is facing unprecedented demand from the rising and aging population and in some areas 999 calls are up by 15 per cent on last year. Paramedics are also having to respond to rising numbers of non-urgent calls from patients frustrated that they cannot get an appointment with their GP. They are also having to waste much of their time queued up outside A&E units which cannot accept their patients because staff there are also very busy. This has all led to the ambulance service increasingly relying on firemen to attend potentially life-threatening emergencies. The Fire Brigades Union yesterday warned that South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue were sending firemen with no medical training to 999 calls instead of ambulances. It pointed out that only a third of firefighters at this branch had any medical training – and even this only consisted of a four day course of basic first aid. Yet in one case they were left to help an elderly lady who had stopped breathing for 45 minutes whilst they waited for the ambulance to arrive. Senior union officials say fire engines are routinely being turned into makeshift ambulances to ferry patients to A&E . In another, they tended to a pensioner who had fallen and banged her head for two hours before they were forced to leave her on her own – to attend a fire. The practice is occurring across the country and last July, firemen took a 16-year-old girl with suspected bleeding on the brain to A&E in Warrington, Cheshire . In December, crews were sent to a care home in Ryde on the Isle of Wight where an elderly woman had a stroke and were ordered to cut the rings off her fingers which were turning blue because of poor blood flow. Ian Murray, vice-president of the Fire Brigades Union – which represents 44,000 firemen – said: 'We know only a small percentage of firefighters are trained to give basic first aid. 'It is irresponsible and dangerous to put untrained firefighters in the position of attending incidents to assist the ambulance service, with the knowledge that it is highly unlikely one will arrive for some considerable time.' In January, a woman of 84 from Doncaster is feared to have died because firemen were sent to her home rather than an ambulance. Paramedics did not show up for 40 minutes after which time her pulse had stopped. Last month the Mail revealed how London Ambulance Service had resorted to flying half way round the world to Australia to hire 225 paramedics because it is so overstretched.",
        "generated_text": "Fire Brigades Union; practice; irresponsible; dangerous; practice; firefighters; 999 calls; ambulances.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The Fire Brigades Union say practice is irresponsible and dangerous .\nBut becoming more common as ambulance service is so overstretched .\nAmbulance service facing huge demand from rising and aging population .\nLed to them relying more on firemen to attend life threatening emergencies .<END-1>",
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            "Ambulances service is overstretched so paramedics are leaving firemen to deal with 999 calls, which is leaving patients at risk . The practice is irresponsible and dangerous as many firemen have not been trained in basic first aid . Fire engines are routinely being turned into makeshift ambulances to ferry patients to A&E .",
            "Firemen are being left to care for seriously ill elderly patients for hours while they wait for an ambulance . Many firemen have not been trained in basic first aid . The Fire Brigades Union say the practice is irresponsible and dangerous ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Islamic State have reportedly launched their own 'health service', bearing remarkable similarities to the publicly funded British health service, the National Health Service (NHS). Known as the Islamic State Health Service (ISHS), even the acronym appears to be an unimaginative copy of the UK's free health system. The video features an Australian pediatrician and an Indian physiologist, urging foreign doctors to travel to Syria and help ISIS with their new health care service. Emerging last night on social media, the video's poster show a cropped image of a doctor, wearing an NHS style blue surgical scrubs, almost identical to images seen on the British healthcare service's leaflets. The video's poster shows a cropped image of a doctor, wearing an NHS style blue surgical scrubs which appear almost identical to images seen on the British healthcare service's leaflets. A stethoscope can be seen hanging around the male doctor's neck and a small microphone appears to be attached to his gown, suggesting the health worker was interviewed. An electrocardiogram and the outline of an x-ray also appear in the western style health service poster. Billed as the 'Islamic State Dewan of Health', the video features an Australian doctor, known as Abu Yusuf al-Australi. It is unclear of his real identity but it is possible he is a convert. Abu Yusuf says: 'My name is Abu Yusuf. I am one of the media team in Raqqa.I made hijrah from Australia to the Islamic State to live under the khilafah. 'I saw this as part of my jihad for Islam, to help the Muslim Ummah (community) in the area that I could which is the medical field.' The video features an Australian doctor, known as Abu Yusuf al-Australi. The doctor is shown monitoring and handling babies in a maternity unit as well as teaching another doctor how to care for the infant patients. One patient is shown being attended to by a Syrian doctor. The video also shows off new medical students being taught how to treat patients. The doctor is shown monitoring and handling babies in a maternity unit as well as teaching another doctor how to care for the infant patients. He says: 'When I got here, I was very happy I made the decision and I was a little bit saddened by how long I delayed it. I wish i had come a lot sooner. 'After being her, it is disappointing to think how many fellow Muslims brothers and sisters in the medical field, who are doctors and nurses, physios, who are still living in the West and are unfortunately the Muslims living here are suffering, not necessary a lack of equipment or medicine but a mainly a lack of qualified medical care.' The video also features an Indian physiologist called Abu Muqatil al-Hindi. The physiologist encourages more doctors to travel to Syria to help the struggling medical service. Abu Yusuf al-Australi is insistent that despite the heavy losses suffered recently by ISIS, the extremist group's medical service is coping well. The Aussie doctor is insistent despite the heavy losses suffered recently by ISIS, the extremist group's medical service is coping well. 'It is a good system that they are running here. Everything is living up to my expectations completely and we really need your help. 'It is not the equipment that we are lacking, it is truly just the staff. Inshallah see you soon.' The video comes at a time when jihadis on social media, most notably British fighter Omar Hussain, has called on European doctors to join Islamic State. British female jihadi Aqsa Mahmood, could also be drafted into working as part of the Islamic State Health Service. The Glasgow born radical, also known as online recruiter Umm Layth, studied radiography at Glasgow Calendonian university. She originally had high hopes of becoming a doctor before she left her family home and traveled to Syria in November 2013. British female jihadi Aqsa Mahmood, come also be drafted into working as part of the Islamic State Health Service. The 20-year-old originally studied radiography at university in Glasgow. Aqsa Mahmood originally had high hopes of becoming a doctor before she left her family home and traveled to Syria in November 2013. The 20-year-old, who was privately educated Craigholme School and Shawlands Academy in Glasgow, is currently believed to be a prominent member of the fearsome al-Khansaa brigade. The al-Khansaa brigade is an all-female militia, mostly foreign female jihadis, who patrol the streets and punish any woman caught committing acts against Islam. However it is likely that with mounting casualties, any jihadi with medical training will be drafted in to work in the ISIS hospitals in Raqqa and Mosul. The new video also comes after nine British medical student reportedly traveled to Syria last month, claiming they were going to help treat the war victims. The students are all believed to be of Sudanese origin and were studying at a medical school in Khartoum, Sudan. The four men and five women reportedly crossed the Turkish-Syrian border last month. Their families traveled to Turkey, desperately attempting to persuade them to come back from the war-torn country. Nine British medical students have travelled to Syria to work in hospitals in Islamic State-held areas. Pictured from left to right: Hisham Mohammed Fadlallah, Lena Maumoon Abdulqadir and Tamer Ahmed Ebu Sebah . The four women and five men apparently kept their plans secret from their families and fled to Syria from a medical base in Sudan. Left to right: Rowan Kamal Zine El Abidine, Sami Ahmed Kadir and Ismail Hamadoun . The medical students are believed to now be in the ISIS-held area of Tel Abyad, according to a Turkish politician. From left to right: Nada Sami Kader, Mohamed Osama Badri Mohammed and Tasneem Suleyman . ‘They have been cheated, brainwashed. That is what I, and their relatives, think,’ Turkish opposition politician Mehmet Ali Ediboglu said after meeting the families. ‘We all assume that they are in Tel Abyad now, which is under IS control. The conflict out there is fierce, so medical help must be needed.’ He insisted that the students wanted to volunteer in hospitals, adding: ‘Let’s not forget about the fact that they are doctors; they were there to help, not to fight.’ The students were named as Lena Mamoun Abdelgadir, Nada Sami Kader, Rowan Kamal Zine El Abidine, Tasneem Suleyman Huseyin, Ismail Hamdoun, Tamer Ahmed Ebu Sebah, Mohammed Osama Badri Mohammed, Hisham Mohammed Fadlallah and Sami Ahmed Kadir.",
        "generated_text": "ISIS; -; health service; video; Australian; Indian; Doctor; Syria; The Islamic State Dewan of Health.",
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            "ISIS has launched its own health service called the Islamic State Health Service (ISHS), in Syria . The video features an Australian doctor, known as Abu Yusuf al-Australi, and an Indian physiologist, who urge foreign doctors to travel to Syria and help with the new health care service . It features a maternity ward and medical students being taught how to treat patients .",
            "ISIS has launched their own health service with remarkable similarities to Britain's National Health Service (NHS), bearing the name 'Islamic State Health Service' (ISHS) and featuring an Australian doctor, known as Abu Yusuf al-Australi, and an Indian physiologist, urging foreign doctors to travel to Syria and help ISIS with their new health care service. The video, called The Islamic State Dewan of Health, features Abu Yusuf al-Australi, showing him monitoring and handling babies in a maternity unit as well as teaching another doctor how to care for the infant patients. The ISHS is coping well despite the heavy losses suffered recently by ISIS, according to the Australian doctor.",
            "A recently published video shows Australian and Indian doctors urging foreign doctors to travel to Syria and help ISIS with their new health care service. Known as the Islamic State Health Service (ISHS), the video’s acronym appears to be an unimaginative copy of the UK’s free health system, the National Health Service (NHS). The video features an Australian doctor, named Abu Yusuf al-Australi, who works in a maternity unit and is shown teaching other doctors how to care for infant patients."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones ran from a crash that hospitalised a pregnant woman - but quickly came back to grab 'a large handful of cash' from the car, witnesses told police. According to police, the accident occurred in southeastern Albuquerque just before noon on Sunday local time when the driver of a rented SUV jumped a red light. The driver, whom an off-duty officer identified as Jones, ran from the scene but then returned for the cash before fleeing again, police said. 'Witnesses stated he shoved the cash into his pants and ran north jumping the fence,' the report said. Officers found a pipe with marijuana in the vehicle as well as MMA and rental car documents in Jones' name, according to the police report. Police were searching for UFC  champion Jon Jones in connection with a hit-and-run accident . Albuquerque police were seeking an arrest warrant for Jones on Monday. They said he would likely face a felony charge of leaving the scene of an accident since the woman broke her arm in the crash. Police said in a news release they'd been unable to reach Jones or his lawyer. However, Jones handed himself in later the same day, with TMZ reporting he was being held at Bernalillo County Metropolitan Detention Center. According to the warrant, the pregnant woman told police she was driving when she was hit by a silver Buick SUV. According to the document, she told authorities after the accident  'I am pregnant and I feel like I am going to pass out. My arm is hurting all the way up and my husband is going to take me to the hospital.' The woman's arm is in a sling and she will get a cast on Tuesday, the warrant said. According to the warrant, she was planning to undergo a Monday ultrasound. The warrant also said the off-duty officer  told responding police he could confirm Jones' identity because 'I watch UFC all the time, I know what Jon Jones looks like.' An agent for Jones, Malki Kawa, did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment from Daily Mail Online on Monday. Kawa also did not immediately respond to a message from Associated Press. Jones (21-1) is scheduled to defend his title against Anthony 'Rumble'Johnson at UFC 187 in Las Vegas on May 23, headlining one of the promotion's biggest shows of the year. Police were seeking an arrest warrant for Jones on Monday, saying he would likely face a felony charge . Jones has endured legal problems and questionable behaviour during his time as a UFC champion . 'We are aware that the Albuquerque Police Department is interested in speaking to Jon Jones regarding his possible involvement in a motor vehicle accident,' the UFC said in a Sunday statement. The message continued: 'We are in the process of gathering facts and will reserve further comment until more information is available.' Although he is widely considered the world's best pound-for-pound mixed martial artist, Jones has endured legal problems and questionable behaviour as champion. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones ran from a crash that hospitalised a pregnant woman, witnesses told police .\nAccording to police, the accident occurred in Albuquerque just before noon on Sunday when the driver of a rented SUV jumped a red light .\nThe driver, whom an off-duty officer identified as Jones, ran from the scene but then returned for the cash before fleeing again, police said .\nJones is widely considered the best pound-for-pound mixed martial artist .<END-1>",
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            "UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones may face a felony charge of leaving the scene of an accident as police search for him after he allegedly ran from a crash that hospitalised a pregnant woman but returned for a large handful of cash from the car before fleeing again , according to witnesses. The incident occurred when the driver of a rented SUV jumped a red light in Albuquerque.",
            "Jon Jones was accused of leaving the scene after a car accident which hospitalised a pregnant woman . Witnesses said he ran from the scene but then returned for cash, which he shoved into his pants . Albuquerque police were seeking an arrest warrant for Jones on Monday ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)The abduction of more than 200 schoolgirls a year ago this week captured global attention and inspired the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls, but the horrors for Nigeria's children are widespread. \"Around 800,000 children have been forced to flee their homes as a result of the conflict in northeast Nigeria between Boko Haram, military forces and civilian self-defense groups,\" UNICEF said Monday. The \"number of children running for their lives within Nigeria, or crossing over the border to Chad, Niger and Cameroon, has more than doubled in just less than a year.\" UNICEF released a report on the crisis titled \"Missing Childhoods.\" It also launched a social media campaign using the hashtag #bringbackourchildhood. The campaign has \"leading Snapchat artists\" sharing images based on drawings from children in Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroon.  Artwork can also be seen on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr. More than 1.5 million people have fled their homes due to the violence, UNICEF said. About 1.2 million are displaced internally, while others have crossed into Cameroon, Chad and Niger. \"The vast majority of the displaced -- more than 880,000 -- are staying with host communities with little access to humanitarian support, putting additional strains on already stretched health, education and social services,\" it said. The April 14, 2014, kidnappings at a girls school in Chibok by the Islamist group Boko Haram \"is only one of endless tragedies being replicated on an epic scale across Nigeria and the region,\" said Manuel Fontaine, UNICEF regional director for West and Central Africa. \"Scores of girls and boys have gone missing in Nigeria -- abducted, recruited by armed groups, attacked, used as weapons, or forced to flee violence. They have the right to get their childhoods back.\" Kids are being used by Boko Haram as combatants, cooks, and lookouts, UNICEF said. \"Young women and girls are being subjected to forced marriage, forced labor and rape,\" it said. At least 196 teachers and 314 schoolchildren were killed in 2014, and more than 300 schools were damaged or destroyed.",
        "generated_text": "UNICEF; violence; violence; northeast; Nigeria; kidnappings; Chibok; more than 200 schoolgirls; a year ago.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>More than 1.5 million people are displaced, including 800,000 children, UNICEF says .\nThe kidnappings that inspired #BringBackOurGirls were a year ago this week .\nUNICEF is launching a #bringbackourchildhood campaign .<END-1>",
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            "Violence in northeast Nigeria between Boko Haram, military forces and civilian self-defense groups has resulted in around 800,000 children being forced to flee their homes . More than 1.5 million people have fled their homes due to the violence, with about 1.2 million displaced internally, while others have crossed into Cameroon, Chad and Niger .",
            "\"Around 800,000 children have been forced to flee their homes as a result of the conflict in northeast Nigeria between Boko Haram, military forces and civilian self-defense groups,\" UNICEF said Monday . More than 1.5 million people have fled their homes due to the violence, UNICEF said . The April 14, 2014, kidnappings at a girls school in Chibok by the Islamist group Boko Haram \"is only one of endless tragedies being replicated on an epic scale across Nigeria and the region,\" said Manuel Fontaine, UNICEF regional director for West and Central Africa .",
            "Around 800,000 children have been forced to flee their homes as a result of the conflict in northeast Nigeria between Boko Haram, military forces and civilian self-defense groups, says UNICEF. More than 1.5 million people have fled their homes due to the violence, UNICEF said. About 1.2 million are displaced internally, while others have crossed into Cameroon, Chad and Niger. The April 14, 2014, kidnappings at a girls school in Chibok by the Islamist group Boko Haram \"is only one of endless tragedies being replicated on an epic scale across Nigeria and the region,\" said Manuel Fontaine, UNICEF regional director for West and Central Africa ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Swansea manager Garry Monk insists Newcastle's players will not be affected by any supporters' protests at St James' Park on Saturday. The Magpies have lost their last six Barclays Premier League games under caretaker manager John Carver and more demonstrations are planned for the visit of Swansea after a significantly smaller crowd than usual saw last weekend's 3-1 home defeat to Tottenham. Campaign organisers protesting over Mike Ashley's ownership have said they will support anyone who wishes to boycott once again and have asked fans to stand up on 34 minutes inside St James' Park on Saturday - to reflect the £34million the club left in the bank during the last financial year rather than investing in the squad. Newcastle United fans have planned a mass protest against owner Mike Ashley on Saturday afternoon . At least 10,000 supporters stayed away from St James' Park for the club's last home game against Spurs . Fans are unhappy at the club's lack of ambition, despite owner Ashley having £34million in the bank . But Monk claims the backdrop to the game will have no bearing on the actual 90 minutes, saying: 'As a player there's nothing you can do about that - you have to concentrate on your football. 'No player goes out on the pitch without the intention of giving his best and I'm sure all the Newcastle fans will be thinking that. 'They'll want to put on a display and do well in front of their crowd and bounce back from recent results, and as a player you are there to perform.' The supporters' group have asked fans to stand in the 34th minute of Saturday's  match against Swansea . Carver was handed the Newcastle reins until the end of the season after Alan Pardew quit the club in late December to become Crystal Palace boss. And Monk sees similarities between himself and Carver as he became Swansea manager in February 2014 with the Welsh outfit involved in a relegation battle at the time. 'I was in that position at the end of last season, although maybe it's a little bit different because John's been a coach for a number of years and has got that experience,' said Monk, whose side have equalled Swansea's best ever Premier League points total with five games still remaining. Fans boycotting the Spurs match hold banners demanding the resignation of Ashley as Newcastle director . 'But in terms of taking over at a difficult moment for the club and trying to get results straight away, it's similar. 'The times I've met him, he's a fantastic guy with a lot of experience, he speaks well and is pushing his players to get the best. That's in his character, and you see that in his interviews. 'I have sympathy for him in a way because as a manager you have to get results, but I'm sure he is giving 100 per cent and putting all his knowledge and experience into it.' Newcastle supporters have also been asked to take part in peaceful protests outside Sports Direct stores . Swansea are unbeaten on their three Premier League visits to Newcastle, winning twice and drawing once, and secured their top-flight status last season by winning 2-1 at St James' Park towards the end of April. 'We've done well there over the years and it's a great place to go and play your football,' Monk said. 'You're in the game to play in those big stadiums and our players are used to those arenas now as they are established Premier League players. 'Hopefully we can use the crowd against the team if we perform well, but the idea is to focus on ourselves and put our best football on the pitch.' Swansea boss Garry Monk (right) insists Newcastle's players will not be affected by the protests .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Newcastle United face Swansea at St James' Park on Saturday .\nThe Magpies have lost their last six Barclays Premier League games .\nFans group AshleyOut.com have asked supporters to stand in 34th minute .\nSwansea are unbeaten in their three Premier League visits to Newcastle .<END-1>",
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            "Thousands are expected to protest against Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley in Saturday's match against Swansea . Campaign organisers have also asked fans to stand up on 34 minutes inside St James' Park . Swansea manager Garry Monk insists Newcastle's players will not be affected by the protests .",
            "Thousands of Newcastle United fans are planning to boycott Saturday's match against Swansea . The fans are protesting owner Mike Ashley's lack of ambition and the club's lack of investment in the squad . Swansea manager Garry Monk insists Newcastle's players will not be affected by the protests ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Alex Hales claims he is still waiting for a 'proper crack' at one-day international cricket. The big-hitting top-order batsman has nine England caps to date, since his debut against India last August. But after opening alongside Alastair Cook four times in that series defeat, Hales has played in only five of England's subsequent 18 matches - including at the World Cup - and has batted instead at number three on three occasions. Alex Hales is hoping for a 'proper crack' at one-day international cricket with England . The 26-year-old is hoping for more continuity when England resume their ODI schedule this summer. Asked if he thinks he has had little of that so far, he told The Guardian: 'Honestly, yes I do. 'I don't feel like I've had a proper crack at it yet. 'I played the back-end of last summer against India, did okay without setting the world alight - and since then, it has been the odd game, coming in, dropping out again.' Hales was his own critic, after making an encouraging 40 on debut in Cardiff. Since the series against India last August, Hales has played in only five of England's subsequent 18 matches . He admitted back then, before his second innings, that India's seamers had limited his strokeplay, claiming: 'They were just very cunning. Once I got past 30, they were one step ahead of me. 'So it's up to me to put that right, and have that game smartness.' Nonetheless, he takes issue with the theory that he has been 'worked out' already at ODI level. He added: 'I read the press and saw the stuff about 'bringing the ball back in' and that I had been worked out - I got bowled once by Bhuvneshwar Kumar with an inswinger. 'That's not being worked out - that's a good delivery.' Nottinghamshire big-hitter Hales was run out last Sunday as his county battled to draw against Middlesex . Moeen Ali was preferred at the top of the order, alongside Cook in the series defeat in Sri Lanka and then with Ian Bell at the World Cup. 'Getting the news at the start of that Sri Lanka tour that I wasn't going to get first crack dented my confidence quite a bit,' said Hales. 'Maybe I let it affect me in a negative way. 'I am still learning my game, but I would definitely not say I have been \"worked out\".'",
        "generated_text": "Alex Hales; nine; England caps; India; last August. 26-year-old; five. ODIs; World Cup; He has batted at number three.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Alex Hales has nine England caps since his debut against India last August .\nThe big-hitting batsman is hoping for a 'proper crack' with his country .\nHales has played only five of last 18 matches since India series defeat .<END-1>",
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            "Alex Hales, who has nine England caps since his debut against India last August, claims he is still waiting for a “proper crack” at one-day international cricket . The big-hitting top-order batsman has played in only five of England’s subsequent 18 matches – including at the World Cup – and has batted instead at number three on three occasions.",
            "Alex Hales claims he is still waiting for a 'proper crack' at one-day international cricket with England . Since his debut against India last August, he has only played in five of England's subsequent 18 matches . He has batted at number three on three occasions .",
            "Alex Hales, who has nine England caps, is still waiting for a proper crack at one-day international cricket . He played in five of England’s subsequent 18 matches since his debut against India last August . Hales is now hoping for more continuity when England resume their ODI schedule this summer ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Chances are you've been to Malaga. Well, the airport at any rate. Every year, millions of us pass through on the way to the beaches of the Costa del Sol or palaces of Granada. But, now, the southern Spanish port is having a moment. Thanks to a multi-million pound regeneration project, and several new galleries and museums, this once down-at-heel city has become one of Europe's hippest destinations. Incoming: The Centre Pompidou Malaga, a pop-up version of the Parisian institution, has opened to visitors . Along with a thriving cultural scene, there are good restaurants, great shopping and exciting nightlife. This week saw the opening of Centre Pompidou Malaga, the first of several popup versions of the famous Parisian gallery planned outside France. It is housed in a low-slung white building topped with a giant glass cube in the trendy harbour area. When I turn up, a large crowd is queuing to pay the £6.70 entrance fee to view 90 works by artists such as Miro, Magritte and Picasso on loan from the Pompidou in France, plus an exhibition exploring dance and choreography. There's a brilliant room of self-portraits, including a Francis Bacon and Frida Kahlo. Drawing a big huddle is Kader Attia's striking installation, Ghost — a mass of Muslim women in prayer, made from tin foil. Pompidou is the latest bold step in branding Malaga a 'City of Museums'. Across town, the first overseas branch of St Petersburg State Russian Museum has just opened in a refurbished tobacco factory. Take a good look: Gibralfaro Castle offers fine views of the city, with the Mediterranean as a wide backdrop . Next door is the Malaga Automobile Museum, an extraordinary celebration of cars, fashion and art. By 2016, a Museum of Fine Arts and Archaeology will complete the set. Malaga's Picasso Museum opened in 2003 — a long-held dream of the artist, who was born in the city in 1881. The Automobile Museum in Malaga houses around 90 classic cars, plus displays of haute couture . Round the corner, you can peek into Santiago church where he was baptised. The Picasso Birthplace Museum in the house where he lived until he was ten, contains more paintings, ceramics, early photos, belongings and sketchbooks. What sets Malaga apart — for now, at least — is that all these galleries tend to be uncrowded, refreshingly small, and most in walking distance of each other. That means there's plenty of time to explore Andalusian cuisine. Get in the mood at the buzzing Atarazanas market, then try the terrace at El Pimpi, which overlooks the Roman amphitheatre. For unbeatable seafood, take the bus to the beach at Pedregalejo on the city's outskirts, where locals feast on freshly caught boquerones (anchovies, often deep fried), espetos (sardines, barbecued on sticks) and platters of enormous mussels, prawns and clams. For modern minimalism, head to the sleek gastrobars of the arty Soho district, such as KGB, where punky young things queue for tables. 'Seville just stays the same,' one girl tells me over fusion tapas and a beer. 'Malaga is moving on.' Green and pleasant: Malaga's botanical garden plays host to exotic plants from around the world . Near the Pompidou is the city's botanic gardens, rated as one of the best in Europe and bursting with palms, exotic plants and squawking birds. Also to see are the Moorish Alcazaba fortress and Gibralfaro castle, where you can enjoy fabulous panoramic views of the city. Visitor numbers are already soaring — with some people saying Malaga will be like Barcelona in ten years' time. I'm tempted to agree with them. British Airways (0844 4930787, www.ba.com) has daily flights from London to Malaga from £82 return. The four-star Hotel Guadalmedina (www.hotelguadalmedina.es) offers double rooms from €70, room only. More on the Pompidou Centre Malaga: www.centrepompidou.es .",
        "generated_text": "Centre Pompidou Malaga; the first; pop-up version; Parisian; The city; France; Museums; St Petersburg State Russian Museum.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Visitor numbers to the Spanish port are soaring and they are set to rise .\nPop-up gallery, Centre Pompidou Malaga, opened this week, in a giant cube .\nA Museum of Fine Arts and Archaeology will open to the public in 2016 .<END-1>",
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            "The southern Spanish port of Malaga is having a moment thanks to a multi-million pound regeneration project and several new galleries and museums, with Centre Pompidou Malaga opening its first pop-up version outside France . The first overseas branch of St Petersburg State Russian Museum has also opened in a refurbished tobacco factory in Malaga, where the Picasso Museum and a Museum of Fine Arts and Archaeology will complete the set by 2016 . Malaga is now being branded \"a city of museums\".",
            "This Spanish port city is becoming one of Europe's hippest destinations, thanks to a multi-million pound regeneration project and several new galleries and museums . The first of several pop-up versions of the Parisian Centre Pompidou gallery has just opened in Malaga . The city is fast becoming a \"City of Museums\".",
            "Centre Pompidou Malaga has opened, the first of several pop-up versions of the Parisian gallery planned outside France. The city of Malaga is now one of Europe's hippest destinations with a thriving cultural scene, good restaurants, great shopping and exciting nightlife. The first overseas branch of St Petersburg State Russian Museum has just opened in a refurbished tobacco factory, and by 2016 a Museum of Fine Arts and Archaeology will complete the set. "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Self-inflicted? The only other prisoner who rode in a police van with Freddie Gray on April 12 told investigators that he believed the 25-year-old was trying to hurt himself, according to a leaked affidavit . A prisoner who shared a ride to jail with Freddie Gray claims the 25-year-old was trying to injure himself inside a police van before he died from unexplained spinal cord injuries, according to a leaked police report. The report was leaked to the Washington Post under the proviso that the prisoner remains anonymous - raising questions about its accuracy and the favorable light which it shines on the Baltimore police force . In the documents, the unidentified prisoner says he was loaded into a police van after Gray on April 12, and apparently told investigators that he heard Gray 'banging against the walls' and 'intentionally trying to injure himself'. However, he claims he could not see what Gray was doing, since they were separated by a metal partition. The statement was cited in a warrant to search an arresting officer's clothing for possible traces of Gray's DNA. The Washington Post obtained the affidavit from a person who asked the prisoner, who remains jailed for violating a restraining order, not be identified for fears over their safety. Officials in Baltimore have warned protesters that the investigation into Freddie Gray's death will not be resolved by tomorrow - despite rumors to the contrary. City chiefs have been attempting to manage growing expectations they will immediately decide whether to prosecute six officers involved in the arrest of Gray who later died of injuries he apparently received while in custody. Authorities confirmed they plan to turn over findings of a police investigation into the death to a state's attorney by Friday. In the past week, Gray has become the new face of the 'Black Lives Matter' movement, with many believing his death was caused by police during or after the arrest. His death has not only prompted demonstrations in Baltimore, but in several cities across the nation. However, just how Gray sustained the life-ending injuries has remained unclear with both the Baltimore Police and Department of Justice revealing little of their respective on-going investigations. The assertion that Gray may have caused his own death in the back of the police van was quickly rejected by an attorney hired by his family. 'We disagree with any implication that Freddie Gray severed his own spinal cord,' attorney Jason Downs told the Post. 'We question the accuracy of the police reports we’ve seen thus far, including the police report that says Mr Gray was arrested without force or incident.' And local reporters have also found inconsistencies with the leaked affidavit. According to WBAL reporter Jayne Miller, police originally said that the second prisoner in the van told investigators that Gray was 'mostly quiet'. Sources also told the station that by the time the second prisoner was in the van, Gray was unresponsive. Cell phone footage captured the moment Gray was arrested by police near a housing project in west Baltimore on April 12. Police say Gray fled when they tried to talk to him, and that after tackling him to the ground they found him carrying an illegal switchblade knife and took him into custody. Scroll down for video . Clues: The hour-long period between Gray's arrest (captured in bystander video above) and his arrival at the hospital has remained a relative mystery until the Washington Post obtained the sealed affidavit . Gray appeared to still have some mobility when officers were putting him into the police van, but it's unclear how much officers were aiding him into the car . Gray died the morning of April 19 at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center from his spinal injuries . In the bystander video, two officers are seen pinning Gray to the concrete with their knees. When they pick him up to lead him to the van, Gray appears to struggle with walking and can be heard yelling out in pain. The image of Gray being placed in the van is the last time he is seen before arriving at the hospital about an hour later with a partially severed spinal cord. Police have so far denied causing Gray's injuries, but have not explained how he became so severely injured in their custody. Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts claims Gray had the capacity to walk since he is seen stepping into the police van in the bystander video. About five minutes into the 30-minute ride, the police officer driving the vehicle pulled over to put Gray in leg irons. That officer described Gray as 'irate' and 'continued to be combative in the police wagon', Batts said. Angered: Gray's death has sparked protests not only in Baltimore, but across the nation. Above, thousands took part in a student-led protest in Baltimore on Wednesday . After another five minutes, the officer made yet another stop, asking another cop to check on Gray. That officer found Gray on the floor because he had not been properly restrained with a seat belt  -a violation of department policy. During this stop, Gray asked for medical help due to his asthma and Batts said officers ignored Gray's worries and continued on to pick up the other prisoner - the 38-year-old man quoted in the recently-released affidavit. When the van arrived at the jail for booking 30 minutes after Gray's arrest, he was found on the floor of the vehicle unconscious. He was taken straight to the hospital, and died a week later due to a severed spinal cord. The Baltimore Police Department is still conducting their investigation into Gray's arrest. It was originally thought that the report would be released on Friday, when the department hands over their findings to the state attorney's office. However, a police spokesman clarified that statement on Wednesday, saying they would be not be releasing anything to the public  and the decision to do so would be up to prosecutors. Six police officers involved in Gray's arrest and transportation are currently suspended pending the investigation. The report was released on the same day that a family member of one of the six officers involved in Gray's arrest spoke out to defend their loved one on CNN. Defending the cops: A relative of one of the six police officers currently suspended over Gray's arrest spoke with CNN on Wednesday . The family member, who chose to remain anonymous but appears to be female, said she was speaking out because she didn't think it was right that no one was standing up for the officers. She says her law enforcement relative, who she says is African American, believes Gray was injured before he was taken away in the police van on April 12. The relative also shot down allegations that the police officer behind the wheel of the van may have driven eratically on purpose to get back at an 'irate' Gray. She says that since paddy wagon drivers are called to the scene of arrests, the driver wouldn't have been emotionally involved with what happened when Gray was apprehended. While she believes that her relative is free from any blame, she added that she suspects the police department is hiding something and that there may be a few 'bad apples' amongst their ranks. 'Why can't they figure out whether this gentleman was injured when he was being chased? Or where he was injured? There are a million cameras everywhere.' The relative says her biggest fear is that all six officers will be punished for Gray's death, which she thinks only a few may have been directly responsible for. When asked how her relatives is doing, the woman responds: 'How would anybody be doing in a situation like this? In a situation where you got out there, you risk your life, you make a little bit of money and then something bad happens and nobody is standing behind you, such as the city that you served. 'How would anybody be doing when someone is dead? Just because they wear that uniform doesn't mean that they don't hurt or that they're not upset or that they don't blame themselves. 'They're human beings not machines.'",
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            "Prisoner who rode to jail with Freddie Gray says that he was trying to injure himself inside a police van before he died from unexplained spinal cord injuries . The anonymous prisoner claims he heard Gray 'banging against the walls' and 'intentionally trying to injure himself' . Six police officers involved in Gray's arrest and transportation are currently suspended pending the investigation .",
            "A prisoner who rode in a police van with Freddie Gray on April 12 told investigators that he believed Gray was trying to hurt himself, according to a leaked affidavit . Gray died the morning of April 19 from unexplained spinal cord injuries . The Baltimore Police Department is still conducting their investigation into Gray's arrest .",
            "The only other prisoner who rode in a police van with Freddie Gray on April 12 told investigators that he believed the 25-year-old was trying to hurt himself, according to a leaked affidavit . In the documents, the unidentified prisoner says he was loaded into a police van after Gray on April 12, and apparently told investigators that he heard Gray 'banging against the walls' and 'intentionally trying to injure himself' . The report was leaked to the Washington Post under the proviso that the prisoner remains anonymous."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Australia's most notorious serial killer could have been caught before he murdered seven backpackers, had the 'wrong man' not been sent to prison, a new investigation has claimed. Channel Seven's Sunday Night will tell the story of Ivan Milat's first violent crime and how he escaped police prosecution, before going on to butcher seven backpackers. The revelation includes first-hand evidence from Milat's older brother, Boris, into the killer's 'secret victim'. Scroll down for video . A new report claims Ivan Milat, Australia's most notorious serial killer, could have been caught before he murdered seven backpackers . Boris Milat shares a secret he has kept for 52 years, which details how Australia's bloodiest butcher was responsible for the shooting more than two decades before the first backpacker murder in 1989, according to the report. The program also puts Mr Milat face-to-face with the 'wrong man', who was jailed for the first crime his brother committed. 'Don't hold yourself responsible,' the man, who Channel Seven has not yet named, tells Mr Milat, as they shake hands. According to the timeline presented by the program and Mr Milat, his murderous brother would have been a 19-year-old when he claimed his first victim. Former Detective Paul Gordon tells the program the evidence uncovered is 'unbelievable' and 'incredible'. Boris Milat tells the program a secret about his brother he had kept for more than 52 years . Milat was later sentenced to life in prison, but if the 'wrong man' (right) had not been jailed for his first crime, Milat's victims could have been saved, the program claims . 'Don't hold yourself responsible,' the man imprisoned for Milat's first violent crime told the killer's brother, Boris . Milat, 70, was convicted of butchering seven young people between 1989 and 1992 and burying their bodies in the Belanglo State Forest in southern NSW. He has been locked up in Goulburn's Supermax jail for almost 20 years. The first two bodies of Milat’s victims were discovered on September 19 and 20 1992, when two runners found a decaying corpse in the Belanglo State Forest. According to claims made by the program, Milat would have been about 19 when he claimed his first victim . The daughter of Milat's first victim (left) is told her father was shot by the serial killer. Former Detective Paul Gordon (right) tells the program the evidence uncovered is 'unbelievable' and 'incredible' The report claims Milat's seven victims could have been saved if he had been been held accountable for this first chilling crime . Police later confirmed the bodies were of missing British backpackers Caroline Clarke and Joanne Walters. Walters had been stabbed 35 times and Clarke had been shot 10 times in the head. The grim finds were just the beginning of a long and extensive search which resulted in the bodies of Australians Deborah Everist and James Gibson being found in October 1993, followed by Simone Schmidl’s stabbed body in November of the same year. The decapitated body of German backpacker Anja Habschied was then found along with her boyfriend Gabor Neugebauer on 3 November 1993 in shallow graves 50 metres apart. British backpacker Caroline Clarke had been shot 10 times in the head when police found her body . First victims: Australians James Gibson and Deborah Everist, both aged 19, were Ivan Milat's first known victims after they disappeared in December 1989 and their bodies were found in the Belanglo State forest almost four years later . Simone Schmidl's body was found in November 1993. She had been stabbed to death . Milat was convicted of the seven backpacker murders on July 27, 1996 and for the attempted murder, false imprisonment and robbery of Paul Onions. He kept the shirts, sleeping bags, a water bottle, portable stove and backpacks of his victims hidden in roof and wall cavities, in what was described as an 'Aladdin's Cave', in the house he was arrested in 20 years ago. Boyfriend and girlfriend German backpackers Gabor Neugebauer and Anja Habschied were found dead on 3 November 1993 in shallow graves 50 metres apart . British backpacker Joanne Walters, is another one of the victims of backpacker murderer Ivan Milat . Sinister souvenir: In this photograph police seized from the house of Ivan Milat's brother William, the serial killer is seen carrying the sleeping bag which belonged to Deborah Everist who with boyfriend Jame Gibson was the first of Milat's victims killed in the Belanglo State Forest . The evil killer has penned a series of rambling letters while behind bars, according to a book released by his eldest nephew, Alistair Shipsey. The Milat Letters, is a compilation of 94 notes from Milat to his eldest nephew Alistair Shipsey. Milat is serving seven consecutive life sentences for the murders of seven backpackers in  NSW between 1989 and 1992. In the letters, he tells Shipsey about his 'fair share' of 'sheilas', who write 'some frightening things' - and one woman who has even proposed. Australia's worst serial killer Ivan Milat kept trophies to remind him of each murder . Milat butchered and buried the bodies of seven young people between 1989 and 1992 in the Belanglo State Forest in southern NSW . 'Every month someone new writes; the latest one was from Texas. She tells me she’s 25, white. I ought to ask her “why” as she only knows me from a website, and there’s nothing nice about me on it,' one of the letters reads. 'As you know there are a lot of wackos out there as well. A lot of them write to me at times. I tell you Al, there are some real crazy people out and about.' Milat has been a troublesome inmate during his time in prison, and it is believed he planned at least one escape and swallowed metal objects in an attempt to get out of jail. An extract from one of the letters from Milat, written before he chopped his own finger off with a plastic knife in January 2009, affectionately refers to Shipsey as 'Al . In prison, Milat, has been a troublesome inmate, having planned at least one escape, swallowing metal objects and cutting off his own finger to send to the High Court in an envelope . One of his letters revealed plans to cut off his own finger and mail it law enforcement. ‘I will send them parts of my hand first, I have been considering this for a while and only need half a reason to show them how I feel with their sh**head ideas, there is not much they can do to me any more and at my age I don't give a f**k,' an excerpt from his letters reads. Milat tried to send his finger it in a padded envelope to the High Court. The full story,The Ivan Milat Secret, will air on Channel 7 at 8:30pm on Sunday.",
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            "Ivan Milat, Australia's most notorious serial killer, could have been caught before he murdered seven backpackers . Channel Seven’s Sunday Night will tell the story of Ivan Milat’s first violent crime and how he escaped police prosecution, before going on to butcher seven backpackers . The program also puts Mr Milat face-to-face with the ‘wrong man’ who was jailed for the first crime his brother committed .",
            "An investigation claims that Australia’s most notorious serial killer could have been caught before he murdered seven backpackers if the ‘wrong man’ had not been sent to prison . The investigation, which will be aired on Channel Seven’s Sunday Night, tells the story of Ivan Milat’s first violent crime and puts Mr Milat face-to-face with the man who was jailed for the crime. Boris Milat also shares a secret he has kept for 52 years, which details how Milat was responsible for the shooting of more than two decades before the first backpacker murder in 1989 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: For some expectant mothers, giving up alcohol or coffee for the duration of their pregnancy can feel a hardship. But one mother-to-be  had to give up much more than that for the sake of her unborn daughter. Lynn, from Chippenham, had to stop taking medication that enables her to move without pain as she suffers from a painful and crippling condition callled hip displasia. Lynn and husband Liam tried for a baby for three years so when she fell pregnant, she didn't want to take any risks so stopped taking pain relief for her scoliosis and hip dysplasia symptoms . The condition means the ball and socket joint of her hip has not formed properly, which causes pain when she moves. She also has scoliosis (curvature of the spine). Due to her disabilities, Lynn has to walk with a crutch around the home and uses a wheelchair when out and about. She also needs to take painkillers to give her some respite from the daily discomfort. But after becoming pregnant with a baby girl after three years of trying to conceive with husband, Liam, Lynn chose to stop taking the drugs for the time she carried their baby. She made the brave decision even though the weight of her baby bump put extra strain on her joints. 'I decided I would stop taking my painkillers when pregnant as there wasn't 100 per cent proof it would all be okay for baby so I stopped to be on the safe side,' she explained on My Extraordinary Pregnancy, which airs tonight on TLC. Lynn explains when pregnant that she's prepared to forgo pain relief for the sake of her baby . Healthy Libby was then delivered via caesarean section but Lynn had hoped for a natural birth . 'She's so special and it took such a long time to get her, I don't want to do anything to risk the pregnancy.' Husband Liam, an IT consultant, said he understood Lynn's decision but he said he found it hard to see her suffering. 'She wants to be a normal mother and do everything normally but because of her condition she's not always able to,' he said. 'My admiration for her has grown, the pain she goes through daily has increased and got worse every day. Coping with that without pain killers is a big thing.' 'The pain she's going through on a daily basis has increased.' Lynn, who has only 30 per cent mobility with her hips, said her problems began when she was a small child. 'The pain started when I was quite young and I had the first surgery when I was five. 'Growing up I had a lot of hip pain and back pain and initially I didn't know what it was. As a teenager I had to wear a body brace which was difficult.' Her mother Jennifer said: 'As a child she would never show when things hurt. You'd ask how she was feeling and she'd say \"I'm fine\", she would always cover everything up and tell you what you wanted to hear to make you feel better.' Lynn's condition was diagnosed as a teenager and she has always been determined not to let her disability get in the way of her living a 'normal' life. She works as an occupational therapist for the NHS, plays wheelchair tennis and wanted to be able to deliver her baby naturally despite her hip problems. Despite her hip problems, Lynn, pictured in hospital with Liam and Libby after her birth, had wanted a natural delivery but had to have a c-section as Libby was breeched . Adjusting to life as a mother with limited mobility means Lynn has had a chairlift installed in her home . The new mother is determined not to let her disabilities get in her way . However, this was not possible in the end as her baby was in the breech position so she had to have her daughter, Libby, via a caesarean section. Lynn said afterwards: 'It's been a hard journey but well worth it.' Following the birth. Lynn has to allow changes she's always resisted - such as having a chairlift installed in their home - to take place so she can better care for Libby with her physical limitations. Lynn admits she's always tried to do things for herself but she admits as a new mother, she has to accept more help for the sake of her daughter. Following the safe arrival of Libby, the couple had an anxious six week wait to find out if she also has hip dysplasia as there is thought to be genetic link. Those with hip dysplasia are five to ten times times more likely to have baby with condition and it's more common in female and first-born babies. Lynn and Liam return to hospital six weeks after Libby's birth to hear the good news that she doesn't also have hip dysplasia as there is a genetic link . The couple were delighted when a scan revealed Libby does not have the condition. However, if she did, the fact it had been detected early would mean doctors would be able to help her. This was something Lynn was keen to pursue as her own late diagnosis contributed to the mobility problems she has now. 'I'm so pleased she doesn't have to go through any of it,' she said after hearing Libby's six week scan gave her the all clear. 'If I have any doubts in my mind or as she's growing up I will push for her to be checked again.' My Extraordinary Pregnancy is on TLC Mondays at 9pm .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Lynn, from Chippenham, has scoliosis and hip dysplasia .\nWith 305 mobility in her hips, moving hurts and she uses a wheelchair .\nTried for three years to conceive baby daughter Libby .<END-1>",
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            "Lynn from Chippenham had to give up medication that enables her to move without pain as she suffers from a painful and crippling condition called hip dysplasia . Lynn and husband Liam tried for a baby for three years so when she fell pregnant, she didn't want to take any risks so stopped taking pain relief for her scoliosis and hip dysplasia symptoms . Healthy Libby was then delivered via caesarean section ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)A New York City detective has been suspended after being accused of stealing $3,000 during an illegal cigarettes raid, according to police spokesman Stephen Davis. Surveillance video obtained by CNN affiliate News 12 Brooklyn appears to show Det. Ian Cyrus stashing cash in a bag before leaving the Yemen Deli and Grocery store in Brooklyn last Friday. The detectives had arrested two employees for selling loose cigarettes, according to News 12 Brooklyn. Ali Abdullah, the store's manager, noticed the money was gone from a box, but assumed it was taken by one of his employees. When he checked the cameras he couldn't believe what he saw, he told News 12 Brooklyn. Cyrus, who is under investigation by the internal affairs bureau, could not be reached for comment. His supervisor Sgt. Fritz Glemaud, who was heading the raid, was placed on modified duty, Davis said.",
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            "Det. Ian Cyrus has been suspended after being accused of stealing $3,000 during an illegal cigarettes raid . Surveillance video appears to show Cyrus stashing cash in a bag before leaving the Yemen Deli and Grocery store . The detectives had arrested two employees for selling loose cigarettes .",
            "New York City detective has been suspended after being accused of stealing $3,000 during an illegal cigarettes raid . Surveillance video shows Det. Ian Cyrus stashing cash in a bag before leaving Yemen Deli and Grocery store in Brooklyn . Cyrus is under investigation by internal affairs bureau."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)An Oklahoma reserve sheriff's deputy accused of fatally shooting a man he says he meant to subdue with a Taser pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a charge of second-degree manslaughter. At the hearing, the judge granted Robert Bates permission to go to the Bahamas for a family vacation. That decision prompted a response from the family of Eric Harris, the man Bates killed. \"We are not surprised that Mr. Bates pled not guilty.  We are, however, surprised that Mr. Bates would choose to go on a vacation to the Bahamas during this tumultuous time.  Whether intended or not, Mr. Bates' vacationing in the Bahamas at this time sends a message of apathy with respect to the shooting and Eric's life.  At a time when we are still mourning the death of a loved one that he shot down in the street, Mr. Bates will be relaxing and enjoying his wealth and privilege.\" Bates' preliminary hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. July 2. \"This will give us an opportunity to deal with the facts in the courtroom instead of the media and we're looking very much forward to that,\" said  Clark Brewster, one of his lawyers, after the hearing. Bates, 73, was working as a reserve deputy for the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office on April 2 when he was involved the arrest of Eric Harris in a weapons sting operation. Bates claims he meant to stun Harris with a Taser after Harris fled from officers, but mistakenly shot Harris with a gun instead. Bates has said the shooting was accidental. He has apologized to the Harris family, as has Sheriff Stanley Glanz. The lawyer for the family of the man who was killed claims that Bates wasn't qualified to be on the force, but received preferential treatment because he'd made donations to the agency and was a friend of the sheriff. The Tulsa World newspaper reported some supervisors in the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office were told to forge Bates' records and were reassigned when they refused. The Tulsa County Sheriff's Office has denied these allegations. Over the weekend, one of Bates' lawyers released most of his training documents and said they prove Bates had proper law enforcement training. Two deputies involved in arrest of Harris have been reassigned because of threats against them and their families, Glanz said Monday in a news conference. Lawyer releases training records for Tulsa deputy charged in killing . CNN's Jason Morris and Ed Lavandera contributed to this report.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Robert Bates said he meant to subdue a suspect with a Taser but accidentally shot him .\nThe preliminary hearing is scheduled for July 2 .\nThe judge said Bates was free to travel to the Bahamas for a family vacation .<END-1>",
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            "Reserve sheriff's deputy Robert Bates pleads not guilty to manslaughter charge after fatally shooting Eric Harris on April 2 . Bates was granted permission to go on a family vacation to the Bahamas, which prompted a response from Harris' family . Bates' preliminary hearing is scheduled for July 2 .",
            "Oklahoma reserve sheriff's deputy Robert Bates pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter for the April 2 shooting death of Eric Harris . The judge granted Bates permission to go to the Bahamas for a family vacation, which angered Harris's family. Bates' preliminary hearing is scheduled for July 2."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Three more of Hillary Clinton's 'everyday Americans'  have been revealed to have strong links to the Democrat party - including one who could be set to support a rival bid for the White House. Julie Stauch and married couple Sean Bagniewski and Vidhya Reddy all appear in on the video announcing Clinton's 2016 bid. They are part of a diverse group of people - from young mothers and people preparing for retirement, to Spanish-speaking brothers preparing to start a business and an Asian-American college graduate looking for her first job - chosen to show aspirational citizens as Clinton looks to speak to to wide demographic of voters. 'Everyday Americans need a champion, and I want to be that champion,' Clinton says on the video. 'So I'm hitting the road to earn your vote.' But far from being 'everyday Americans', as the two minute video claims, Stauch and Bagniewski are directly involved with the Democrat party - just like campaigners Jared Milrad and Nate Johnson, from Chicago, Illinois, who discuss their upcoming wedding plans on screen. Scroll down for video . Sean Bagniewski and Vidhya Reddy appear discussing their plans for 2015 on Cinton's video announcing she is running for president - the Secretary of State's 'plan' for this year . But it has been revealed Bagniewski, who has previously run as for Des Moines City Council, was a campaigner for Clinton in 2007. Bagniewski, who lost  in 2013, is also said to be in talks with Martin O’Malley’s people and may support him . Lawyers Bagniewski and Reddy are shown in their home in Des Moines, Iowa, discussing their plans for 2015. 'We've been doing a lot of home renovations,' Reddy tells the cameraman. But then Bagniewski chimes in: 'But most importantly, we really just want to teach our dog to stop eating the trash.' 'And so we have high hopes for 2015, that that is going to happen,' she laughs. However, their plans for this year may not involve actually supporting Clinton's White House bid. A source has told the DailyMail.com Bagniewski, who ran for Des Moines City Council in 2013, losing by 270 votes, is in talks with Martin O’Malley’s people and may support him. Indeed, Bagniewski revealed to the Des Moines Register that he had been hosting an event for O'Malley last Thursday. O'Malley, who has just completed two terms as Maryland governor, is said to be considering running for president himself. The Democrat, 52, is expected to declare in May, but is keeping relatively tight-lipped about his intentions. 'My wife and I will make a decision on that when the time is right,' O'Malley told the Baltimore Sun earlier this year. But it seems Clinton's campaign team can breathe a sigh of relief: Bagniewski went on to tell the Register: 'O'Malley's great - but for me, Hillary Clinton is just head and shoulders above all the competition.' Julie Stauch is another person who appears on the video with strong links to the Democrat party . Stauch, an Iowa resident, is the former state senate campaign manager for Democrat Wendy Davis . Meanwhile Stauch, who is filmed in her West Des Moines garden, is a former state senate campaign manager for Democrat Wendy Davis, who unsuccessfully ran to be governor of Texas in 2014. Davis is best-known for he 11-hour filibuster to block a bill which would have meant the closure of almost every abortion clinic in the state. Stauch has worked in a PR office for Planned Parenthood, and a LinkedIn profile now shows her as the group’s top lobbyist in Iowa. However, in the video she is a woman famed for the produce gleaned from her Iowa garden. 'It's spring, and we are starting to get the garden ready - and my tomatoes are legendary in my own neighborhood,' she said. Jared Milrad (pictured right) and fiancé Nate Johnson have also been revealed as campaigning Democrats . The couple, who are planning a summer wedding, were featured walking hand in hand during Clinton's video . The video, which has had 3,477,630 on YouTube since its launch on Sunday, has quickly become one of the most viewed political broadcasts of the year - a fact which will no doubt help Clinton as she begins meeting people in Iowa today. Featuring snappy music, and showing Clinton for less than half the running time, it is a dramatic departure from the campaign launch of seven years ago, which showed the Secretary of State on a couch, talking about ending the Iraq war, shrinking deficits and expanding affordable health care. The 2015 video has managed to strike a chord with a range of people, with Democrat campaigners Milrad and Johnson talking about their up-coming nuptials capturing people's imagination. Milrad's voice is heard in a voiceover saying: 'I’m getting married this summer to someone I really care about.' Milrad, who did not know they would be on the video, said he was overjoyed to be part of the Clinton rollout - and part of a large-scale change in U.S. social attitudes. 'It shows how far we've come,' said Milrad, 31-year-old lawyer and social activist, pleased that public support for same-sex marriage rights has grown so far as to appear in a presidential campaign launch. Mr Johnson, 30, is a project manager for a health care consulting company. The couple will get married in July in a Chicago park bordering Lake Michigan then have their reception at a LGBT community center, The Washington Blade reported. The couple told The Blade that they would be making financial contributions to Clinton's campaign and would volunteer. Both have previously volunteered in presidential campaigns. Johnson supported Clinton in 2008 while Milrad worked for Obama in New Hampshire. Milrad, who is the founder of social enterprise program the Civic Legal Corps, worked for Obama during the 2008 Democrat primaries in New Hampshire when the President was running against Clinton . Milrad, who is a lawyer and social campaigner, worked for Obama in New Hampshire during his 2008 White House bid . The couple pictured at the White House. They have been active campaigners in Democrat campaigns and plan to donate financially to Clinton's White House bid .",
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            "Sean Bagniewski and Vidhya Reddy appear discussing their plans for 2015 in Clinton's video announcing she is running for president . However, Bagniewski, who lost a Des Moines City Council race in 2013, is said to be in talks with Martin O’Malley’s people and may support him . The video has had 3,477,630 views on YouTube since its launch on Sunday .",
            "Sean Bagniewski and Vidhya Reddy appear in Clinton's video discussing plans for this year . Bagniewski, who previously ran for Des Moines City Council, is in talks with Martin O’Malley's people and may support him . Julie Stauch, former state senate campaign manager for Democrat Wendy Davis, also appears in the video .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: New York (CNN)A suburban New York cardiologist has been charged in connection with a failed scheme to have another physician hurt or killed, according to prosecutors. Dr. Anthony Moschetto, 54, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to criminal solicitation, conspiracy, burglary, arson, criminal prescription sale and weapons charges in connection to what prosecutors called a plot to take out a rival doctor on Long Island. He was released after posting $2 million bond and surrendering his passport. Two other men -- identified as James Chmela, 43, and James Kalamaras, 41 -- were named as accomplices, according to prosecutors. They pleaded not guilty in Nassau County District Court, according to authorities. Both were released on bail. Requests for comment from attorneys representing Moschetto and Chmela were not returned.  It's unclear whether Kalamaras has retained an attorney. Moschetto's attorney, Randy Zelin, said Wednesday that his client \"will be defending himself vigorously,\" the New York Post reported. \"Doctors are supposed to ensure the health and wellbeing of people, but Dr. Moschetto is alleged to have replaced that responsibility with brazen, callous and criminal acts,\" Acting Nassau District Attorney Madeline Singas said in a statement. Police officers allegedly discovered approximately 100 weapons at Moschetto's home, including hand grenades, high-capacity magazines and knives. Many of the weapons were found in a hidden room behind a switch-activated bookshelf, according to prosecutors. The investigation began back in December, when undercover officers began buying heroin and oxycodone pills from Moschetto in what was initially a routine investigation into the sale of prescription drugs, officials said. During the course of the undercover operation, however, Moschetto also sold the officers two semiautomatic assault weapons as well as ammunition, prosecutors said. Moschetto allegedly told officers during one buy that he needed dynamite to \"blow up a building.\" He later said he no longer needed the dynamite because a friend was setting fire to the building instead. Kalamaras and Chmela are believed to have taken part in the arson, according to prosecutors. \"The fire damaged but did not destroy the office of another cardiologist whose relationship with Dr. Moschetto had soured due to a professional dispute,\" according to the statement from the district attorney's office. Moschetto allegedly gave an informant and undercover detective blank prescriptions and cash for the assault and killing of the fellow cardiologist, according to prosecutors. He also requested that the rival's wife be assaulted if she happened to be present, authorities said. \"He was willing to pay $5,000 to have him beaten and put in a hospital for a few months, and then he said he would pay $20,000 to have him killed,\" said Assistant District Attorney Anne Donnelly, reported CNN affiliate WCBS. The three men are to appear in Nassau County District Court on Friday.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Dr. Anthony Moschetto, 54, arrested for selling drugs and  weapons, prosecutors say .\nAuthorities allege Moschetto hired accomplices to burn down the practice of former associate .\nAttorney says client will \"vigorously\" defend himself .<END-1>",
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            "Suburban New York cardiologist, Dr Anthony Moschetto, has pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy, criminal solicitation, burglary, arson, criminal prescription sale and weapons charges . He was arrested after police discovered 100 weapons, including hand grenades, high-capacity magazines and knives, at his home . Moschetto, along with two other men, is accused of plotting to take out a rival doctor on Long Island .",
            "Dr. Anthony Moschetto, 54, has been charged with criminal solicitation, conspiracy, burglary, arson, criminal prescription sale and weapons charges . Moschetto allegedly gave an informant and undercover detective blank prescriptions and cash for the assault and killing of a fellow cardiologist, according to prosecutors . Police officers allegedly discovered approximately 100 weapons at Moschetto's home, including hand grenades, high-capacity magazines and knives.",
            "Dr. Anthony Moschetto, 54, is charged with conspiracy, burglary, arson and weapons charges after police discovered around 100 weapons at his New York home including hand grenades, high-capacity magazines and knives . Moschetto is alleged to have tried to have a rival physician hurt or killed . Two other men, James Chmela and James Kalamaras, are named as accomplices ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Some see the addition of Jimmy Graham to the Seattle Seahawks' offense as one of the best moves of free agency, but Michael Bennett still thinks he's overrated. Bennett labelled the tight end 'soft' and 'overrated', not to mention adding that 'he didn't like him as a person or a player', after Seattle's playoff win over the Saints two years ago. And now that Graham's on board to seemingly add a genuine red zone threat to Darrell Bevell's predominantly ground and pound offense, the defensive end had some choice words for his new team-mate. 'I still feel the same way,' Bennett told 710 ESPN Seattle. Michael Bennett rides a policeman's bike after the Seahawks' famous NFC Championship win over Green Bay . Bennett tackles Eddie Lacy as the Seahawks bounced back from 16-7 with just over two minutes remaining . Jimmy Graham signed a deal with Seattle which gives Russell Wilson a 6ft 7in target to aim at . 'Just because he's on my team I don't stop feeling that way. Obviously I'm going to be a better team-mate to him because he's on my team. I can't do the things I was doing to him when we were playing him.' Bennett did soften a little, adding: 'Obviously, I'm going to be a better team-mate to him because he's on my team. I can't do the things I was doing to him when we were playing him. 'When he comes to our team, he's a part of our team. We have a different philosophy than they have with the Saints so the things that he was expected to do [with] the Saints are going to be different when he comes here. Obviously, we're a running team, so he's going to have to block and do all those things. 'I don't feel as harsh as I did at the time because he's my team-mate now, but at the time he was on the opposite team, a team that we played that was pretty good and we battled with them a couple times, and I didn't really like that team.' Bennett came on the airwaves to address rumours that he had asked for a trade to join former defensive co-ordinator Dan Quinn at the Atlanta Falcons. 'I never asked for it. I didn't come to them asking for a trade. I'm still trying to figure out how a guy from Dallas make up a story about me. I'm living in Seattle, I'm like, \"How does that happen?\"' 'I'm in Hawaii surfing, got the kids surfing in the ocean and they are talking about something else. The story was broken by Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and it appeared to vex the ebullient Bennett, who added: 'Man, like I said, they made rumours about Jesus, they'll make rumours about anybody.' Bennett will come face-to-face with Graham on April 20 when the Seahawks begin their official off-season training programme.",
        "generated_text": "Michael Bennett; Jimmy Graham; Seahawks; two years ago; us; playoff win.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Bennett slated Graham after the Seahawks beat the Saints in the playoffs two years ago .\nAnd even though the tight end joined Seattle, the defensive lineman says his views have not changed .\n'Just because he's on my team I don't stop feeling that way,' he said .\nBennett also denied he asked for a trade to the Atlanta Falcons .<END-1>",
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            "Michael Bennett has called Jimmy Graham 'soft' and 'overrated' since Seattle's playoff win two years ago . He still feels the same way even though they are now team-mates . The Seahawks begin their official off-season training programme on April 20 .",
            "Michael Bennett labelled Jimmy Graham 'soft' and 'overrated' two years ago after Seattle's playoff win over the Saints . Bennett still thinks Graham is overrated even though he is now on the Seahawks' offense . Seattle and Graham begin their official off-season training programme on April 20 .",
            "Michael Bennett still thinks Jimmy Graham is \"soft\" and \"overrated\" two years after his playoff win over the Saints . Bennett told 710 ESPN Seattle that just because he is on the same team as Graham, it does not change his opinion of him . Bennett will meet Graham on April 20 when Seahawks begin their official off-season training programme ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Mauricio Pochettino has given Harry Kane his blessing to play in the European Under 21 Championships this summer. Roy Hodgson has confirmed the Tottenham striker will be in Gareth Southgate's squad for the tournament in the Czech Republic this summer, despite making his senior England debut last week. Kane is also set to travel to Australia and Malaysia this summer ahead of the championships. Harry Kane, in action for England against Italy, will play for the U21s at this year's European Championships . Kane made his first start for England against Italy after coming off the bench, and scoring, against Lithuania . Nevertheless, Pochettino has given Kane the green light to participate in the competition despite the striker's workload. 'I think that we have eight very important games ahead and we have time to think about a lot of things that happen in the future. 'Can he play for the Under 21s? Why not? We want to help the national team, the player and we have a very good relationship. We need to share the decision. The first is the player, the FA and us. The 21-year-old frontman scored just minutes into his England debut at Wembley last week . Mauricio Pochettino has given Kane his blessing to play in the European Championships this summer. Kane, pictured in action against Leicester in March, has been hugely impressive for Tottenham this season . But Pochettino insists he will have the final say on whether Kane makes the long-haul post-season trip to Australia and Malaysia. 'He is our player and after if I decide he is in the squad to go to Sydney, it's our decision. But I think we have time to speak in the future about that.' Meanwhile, Hugo Lloris will miss Saturday's clash against Burnley with a gashed knee sustained in the win over Leicester before the international break. Kane, celebrating after he scored against Arsenal in February, will be available to play for the Under 21s .",
        "generated_text": "Harry Kane; European Under 21 Championships; Czech Republic. Tottenham striker; Gareth Southgate. Pochettino; the football player.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Striker given Maurico Pochettino's blessing to play for England Under 21s .\nRoy Hodgson has confirmed the Kane will be in Gareth Southgate's European Championship squad .\nKane is also set to travel to Australia and Malaysia this summer ahead of the championships .<END-1>",
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            "Mauricio Pochettino has given Harry Kane his blessing to play in the European Under 21 Championships this summer . Roy Hodgson has confirmed the Tottenham striker will be in Gareth Southgate's squad for the tournament in the Czech Republic this summer . Pochettino insists he will have the final say on whether Kane makes the long-haul post-season trip to Australia and Malaysia .",
            "Mauricio Pochettino has given Harry Kane his blessings to play in the European Under 21 Championships in the Czech Republic this summer, despite his workload . Kane will be part of Gareth Southgate's squad for the tournament and will also travel to Australia and Malaysia this summer ahead of the championships .",
            "Tottenham's manager, Mauricio Pochettino, has given the 21-year-old frontman, Harry Kane, his blessing to play in the European Under 21 Championships this summer despite the striker's workload . Kane is also set to travel to Australia and Malaysia ahead of the championships . Roy Hodgson has confirmed he will be in Gareth Southgate's squad for the tournament in the Czech Republic this summer."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Sunday's trip to Loftus Road marks Chelsea’s 700th game under the ownership of Roman Abramovich, a period Jose Mourinho says has been positive not only for the club but for English football as a whole. Some would quibble with the second part of that statement, but Mourinho says that too will change. If the first 699 games under Russian rule has established Chelsea at the top of English and European football, Mourinho believes the next 700 will see them supply more players for the English national team as they implement Abramovich’s demand to follow Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules. Sunday's trip to Loftus Road marks Chelsea’s 700th game under the ownership of Roman Abramovich . Abramovich (right) celebrates with Frank Lampard (centre) and John Terry after Chelsea clinch their first Premier League title under his ownership in 2005 . The Russian finally got his hands on the Champions League trophy following Chelsea's success in 2012 . Mourinho also believes Chelsea’s adherence to FFP — ‘compared with other clubs and owners who didn’t want to play under the rules’, he pointed out in a thinly veiled dig at Manchester City — positions them as standard bearers for the English game. There can certainly be no doubt Chelsea are in a far stronger position than when Abramovich bought the club from Ken Bates for £140m on June 1, 2003. In the intervening 12 years he has spent in the region of £842.9m on transfer fees, winning three Premier Leagues, four FA Cups, three League Cups, one Europa League and one Champions League, but now, Mourinho says, Abramovich’s rule will benefit England as well as Chelsea. Jose Mourinho, seen here with Abramovich in 2004, has has been in charge of Chelsea for almost five of the Russian's 12 seasons at Stamford Bridge . The Blues have won three Premier Leagues, four FA Cups, three League Cups, one Europa League and one Champions League since 2004 . ‘He has been good for Chelsea, good for English football, good for European football,’ said Mourinho, who has been in charge for almost five of those 12 seasons. ‘Chelsea after him became strong, a top club in the country and a top club in Europe. I think that’s very, very good. I think it’s important and I think it’s also important the message Mr Abramovich and this club are passing now. ‘The decision to accept the [Financial Fair Play] rules and play under the rules I think is a big decision compared with other clubs and other owners that didn’t accept the rules and didn’t want to play under the rules. Chelsea are in a far stronger position than when Abramovich bought the club from Ken Bates in 2003 . ‘Will the next 700 games under him be good for the English national side? I believe so. In the first team, we had some important players in the national team. 'John Terry, Ashley Cole, Joe Cole, Frank Lampard, Wayne Bridge, Shaun Wright-Phillips. We had a nucleus of four, five players that were always in the national team. ‘Now we are going through a period where it’s just about Gary Cahill. But we have some young boys coming into the first-team. Ruben [Loftus-Cheek] is already here. Normally, in a few years they should be there [in the national side].’ Gary Cahill (above) is now Chelsea's only senior England international in the current first team squad . Mourinho believes the likes of Ruben Loftus-Cheek (left) and Dominic Solanke will represent Chelsea and England for years to come . Mourinho did not name them, but Dominic Solanke, Patrick Bamford, Lewis Baker and Isaiah Brown are thought to be highly-rated at Chelsea, who supply many of the players in England’s age-group teams. The question is whether their young English players will be given the chance in the first team at a club who can take a huge step towards the title by winning at QPR today. It is a game Chelsea go into mindful of decisive slips in last season’s title race but with the title firmly in their own hands now, Mourinho is confident no mistakes will be made. Chelsea are on the verge of a domestic double after picking up the Capital One Cup in March . Mourinho has won seven major trophies while in charge of the west London club . He added: ‘Don’t make me remember the game against Sunderland because that was the game which stopped us fighting for the title. I don’t want to speak again about that game. ‘Last season we were depending on others. We needed this team to lose a couple of points here, a couple of points there. This situation is different. ‘Now we are in a position where we can be isolated of everything. We don’t have to be watching Man City against Man United. We don’t have to be waiting for what they are going to do. It’s just us.’ Fabio Borini celebrates scoring the winning goal during Sunderland's 2-1 win against Chelsea last season . Mourinho believes last season's defeat against Sunderland 'stopped' Chelsea from fighting for the title .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Roman Abramovich has been Chelsea owner for 699 games .\nChelsea face Premier League clash against QPR on Sunday .\nBlues have won 14 major trophies since the Russian's arrival in 2003 .\nJose Mourinho believes Abramovich is also helping English football .\nPortuguese boss hails Abramovich for willingness to work withing FFP .<END-1>",
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            "Sunday marks Chelsea's 700th game under the ownership of Roman Abramovich. Jose Mourinho says the Russian owner has established the club and made Chelsea a top club in the country and a top club in Europe. Mourinho believes the next 700 games will see Chelsea supply more players for the English national team as they implement Abramovich’s demand to follow Financial Fair Play rules.",
            "Sunday's game against Loftus Road marks Chelsea’s 700th game under the ownership of Roman Abramovich, a period Jose Mourinho says has been positive not only for the club but for English football as a whole. There can certainly be no doubt Chelsea are in a far stronger position than when Abramovich bought the club from Ken Bates for £140m on June 1, 2003. Mourinho says, Abramovich’s rule will benefit England as well as Chelsea."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A young fashion designer who needed 26 stitches to her face after it was allegedly smashed into a glass table-top by a police officer is suing him and his force for $4million. Ariana Mason, 21, claims she was also choked by the man when he put her in a 'stranglehold' at a Las Vegas hotel. After filing a civil rights lawsuit against Officer Shawn Izzo and the Metropolitan Police Department,, she told reporters yesterday: 'What happened to me was wrong and I don't want it to happen to anybody else.' Scroll down for video . Tearful: Ariana Mason, 21, relives her ordeal to reporters yesterday. Scars said to be from the attack on her by a police officer last summer can be seen on her chin. Two of her teeth were also broken, she says . Ariana was flanked by her parents, Fred and Francina Mason of Teaneck, New Jersey, plus an aunt from Los Angeles - TV personality Rolonda Watts - and her lawyer Brent Bryson as she relived her ordeal. It was caught on CCTV cameras at The Mirage hotel casino on Las Vegas's strip. According to Ariana's lawsuit, she was subjected to excessive force at the hotel while she was being arrested shortly before 3am on August 16 last year. The lawsuit also noted that Ariana is African-American and Izzo is white. Ariana, who cried while talking to reporters yesterday, told them: 'I just feel as if the color of my skin was different, this wouldn't have happened to me.' Sombre: Ariana looks on as her lawyer holds up a photograph from last August of her battered face . Lawyer Brent Bryson said his young client had 26 stitches after her face was rammed into a glass table-top . Ariana Mason's aunt is Rolonda Watts, the television and radio talk show host. She is best known for hosting the eponymous Rolonda, an internationally syndicated talk show which aired from 1994 to 1997 . With scars clearly visible on her chin, she recalled how she had been at an event at The Mirage's 1 Oak nightclub – where her boyfriend 'DJ Tech' was performing. After his set, several people left the club to take pictures in front of the event's signage, according to Ariana's account. But during the photo session, a scuffle broke out 'between people associated with the event and security officers'. Ariana, who was wearing a black dress at the time, claims one of her girlfriends was 'attacked' by a woman security officer. Ariana said she grabbed the woman's jacket to move her away. But then Ariana herself was 'attacked' by Officer Izzo, who approached her from behind. Without warning, she says, he pulled her away and wrapped his forearm around her throat. In the hotel's CCTV footage, Ariana can be seen being restrained by a police officer, said to be Shawn Izzo . Another camera shows the officer putting Ariana in a chokehold and dragging her across the floor . The young fashion designer said she 'became extremely anxious' and struggled to breathe during the 'attack' 'He then threw Ariana to the ground and maintained Ariana in a choke hold and actually drug Ariana by the neck across the floor outside of 1 Oak for several feet,' claims the lawsuit. The young woman, it says, 'became extremely anxious' as she struggled to breathe. After she broke free from his grip, she punched him. She said she had no idea he was a police officer because he hadn't identified himself to her. 'When he came behind me I didn't know who was attacking me from behind, and all I did was try to defend myself,' she added. 'I feel as if the way he reacted was completely unnecessary, and it shouldn't have happened like that. 'He should have had more control under the situation, instead of escalating it and making it ten times worse.' After breaking free from his grip she punched him (left) - but says she had no idea he was a police officer . Ariana's legs are seen around the officer's hips in the right of this video still as her face is pressed against the glass-topped table - upon which rests a giant vase of pink and yellow flowers . In the CCTV footage obtained by Ariana's lawyer, Officer Izzo and others are seen handcuffing her hands behind her back and leading her to a round, marble table with a glass top. She is made to bend over it, and her face is pushed against it several times by a man standing between her outstretched legs. At one point her legs end up around his waist while her head is pressed on the table. Her face was rammed so hard on to the glass that it shattered - and shards embedded in her chin. Two of her teeth were broken, too. A photo of her injuries was shown to reporters by Mr Bryson yesterday. He said his client had needed several operations to repair her face. He added: 'Once Ariana was handcuffed with her hands behind her back, she was not a threat.' Ariana cried throughout yesterday's appearance. She claims the color of her skin was a factor in the incident . Ariana had been charged with battery on a protected person but prosecutors dismissed the case last month. She filed an internal affairs complaint but police ratified Izzo's conduct. Records show that Ariana was one of two people arrested on felony battery on a police officer charges in the incident. Six others were arrested on misdemeanor charges. She admitted she was 20 at the time but said she had 'only two drinks' during the night out. She added that she hadn't been asked for ID when she arrived at the nightclub with her boyfriend. The club's operator has yet to comment. Ariana's lawsuit against Izzo and his police department alleges civil rights violations and excessive force and claims he lacked proper training and supervision. Officer Izzo didn't respond to requests yesterday for a comment. Police spokesman Michael Rodriguez said the department didn't comment on litigation.",
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            "Ariana Mason, 21, is suing Officer Shawn Izzo and the Metropolitan Police Department for $4million . She claims she was subjected to excessive force at the hotel while she was being arrested at a Las Vegas hotel last year . Ariana had 26 stitches after her face was rammed into a glass table-top by the police officer and was also choked by him .",
            "Fashion designer Ariana Mason is suing an officer and his force for $4m after her face was allegedly smashed into a glass table-top by a police officer last summer . Ariana Mason, 21, has filed a civil rights lawsuit against Officer Shawn Izzo and the Metropolitan Police Department . Ariana was flanked by her parents, Fred and Francina Mason of Teaneck, New Jersey, plus an aunt from Los Angeles - TV personality Rolonda Watts - and her lawyer Brent Bryson as she relived her ordeal .",
            "Ariana Mason, 21, is suing Officer Shawn Izzo and the Metropolitan Police Department for $4million . She claims she was assaulted by Izzo when being arrested and needed 26 stitches to her face . She filed a civil rights lawsuit against him and his force, accusing him of using excessive force."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Denmark captain and Brondby defender Daniel Agger is to be investigated by the country's FA after allegedly elbowing FC Copenhagen's Mattias Jorgensen in a hotly-contested derby on Monday. The incident in the goalless draw was not seen by match officials. Former Liverpool defender Daniel Agger (right) has been accused of elbowing Mattias Jorgensen (not pictured) 'The disciplinary authorities have asked Brondby for an explanation of the episode, before making a decision if the offense documented by television images is punishable or not,' the DBU said in a statement. FC Copenhagen are second in Denmark's Superligaen on 43 points, 11 behing leaders FC Midtjylland, with Brondby in fourth on 35. Agger is involved in another physical battle during Brondby's goalless draw with FC Copenhagen .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Brondby's Superligaen game with FC Copenhagen ended goalless .\nEx-Liverpool defender Daniel Agger  allegedly elbowed Mattias Jorgensen .\nFormer Liverpool defender left Anfield for his former club last summer .<END-1>",
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            "Denmark captain and Brondby defender Daniel Agger is to be investigated by Denmark's FA after allegedly elbowing FC Copenhagen's Mattias Jorgensen in a hotly-contested derby on Monday . The incident in the goalless draw was not seen by match officials . Agger is involved in another physical battle during Brondby's goalless draw with FC Copenhagen .",
            "Denmark's FA is to investigate Denmark captain and Brondby defender Daniel Agger after he allegedly elbowing FC Copenhagen's Mattias Jorgensen in a derby . The incident in the goalless draw was not seen by match officials .",
            "Denmark captain and Brondby defender Daniel Agger is to be investigated by the country's FA after allegedly elbowing FC Copenhagen's Mattias Jorgensen in a hotly-contested derby on Monday . The incident in the goalless draw was not seen by match officials . The DBU is to make a decision on whether the offence documented by television images is punishable or not."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A New Zealand hunter is lucky to be alive after a friend mistook him for a deer and shot him in the back with a .270 rifle. Max Verschuuren, 21, was bent over emptying rocks out of his boot on his way to a felled deer in the Te Urewera forest, North Island, on Saturday night when his mate blasted his back open. 'All of a sudden I heard this whack and the sound of a gun shot,' Mr Verschuuren told Daily Mail Australia. Grisly photographs snapped in hospital show the gaping, bloody wound it left. Keen hunter: Max Verschuuren, 21, has been hunting all his life - but on Saturday evening he accidentally became the hunted when his friend mistook him for a deer . 'I thought, \"oh s***\", and had all this blood dripping down my back': Max Verschuuren is pictured here in hospital . Bloody wound: Grisly photographs released by Mr Verschuuren show the damage the bullet did to his left shoulder blade . Blunt Snapchat: Doctors have stitched up Mr Verschuuren after he was shot in the back on Saturday evening . He tumbled down the hill he was perched on, falling into the bushes in a desperate attempt to escape any further bullets. 'I thought, \"oh s***\", and had all this blood dripping down my back. 'I said, \"f***en' stop, that's me!\". 'I just wanted to get out of it in case they still thought I was a deer.' Mr Verschuuren was wearing a dim headlight. His shooter thought it was the reflection of light in a deer's eyes. After his friend carried him over to the rest of the hunting party, Mr Verschuuren kept his cool, worried that he would otherwise go into shock. The mate who shot him was mortified. 'He's truly f***ing sorry. He couldn't sleep. 'He's come to see me every day in the hospital. 'He's a good guy, not an idiot, not a loser, s*** happens yeah. 'Wrong place wrong time for both us. Stitched up: Mr Verschuuren has spent days in hospital since he was shot at the back of his shoulder blade. He was expecting to be discharged on Monday afternoon . Local police are investigating the incident. In a statement, Bay of Plenty investigators issued a warning to hunters to take appropriate safety measures. 'It's... a reminder that no hunting trophy is worth having to live with the consequences of killing a mate.' The keen hunter, from Whakatane, has received stitches and was expecting to be discharged from hospital later on Monday. He has pledged to continue shooting - even with the friend who shot him. 'I love hunting, it's in me blood.' Mr Verschuuren (pictured with a friend who did not shoot him) is a keen hunter, telling Daily Mail Australia it's 'in me blood' Hospital stint: Local police have issued a warning to hunters, such as Max, to take appropriate safety measures .",
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            "Max Verschuuren, 21, was shot in the back by a friend who mistook him for a deer while hunting in New Zealand . Grisly photographs show the gaping, bloody wound the bullet left in his left shoulder blade . Despite the incident, Max, who has been hunting all his life, has pledged to continue hunting .",
            "Max Verschuuren, 21, was accidentally shot in the back by his friend who mistook him for a deer while hunting in the Te Urewera forest in New Zealand . He was wearing a dim headlight, which his shooter thought was the reflection of a deer's eyes . Mr Verschuuren has received stitches and is expected to be discharged from hospital later on Monday."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A new Islamic fatwa in Turkey has decreed that Muslims are allowed to use toilet paper. The Directorate of Religious Affairs for Turkey stated that the use of the material for hygiene is acceptable but water was preferable. Islamic teachings traditionally state that followers should use water to clean themselves  after going to the toilet. A new Islamic fatwa in Turkey has decreed that Muslims are allowed to use toilet paper . The set of rules for how Muslims should relieve themselves, called the Qadaa al-Haajah, was established in the times before toilet paper or toilet seats were invented. Use of the left hand or three stones was also permissible. The code also states that followers should not speak or read while on the toilet and should enter with their left foot and leave with their right, speaking a prayer. The Directorate of Religious Affairs for Turkey stated that the use of the material for hygiene is acceptable but water was preferable . Men and women are also told not to stand while relieving themselves but to squat or sit. The new announcement, reported by Hurriyet Daily News, stated: 'If water cannot be found for cleansing, other cleaning materials can be used.' 'Even though some sources deem paper to be unsuitable as a cleaning material, as it is an apparatus for writing, there is no problem in using toilet paper. Last month the Directorate of Religious Affairs had also relaxed rules on around the use of products containing alcohol - as long as they were not consumed. Hand sanitizes and other similar products used for hygiene products are now halal. 'While it is forbidden to drink substances containing alcohol that were produced for cleaning purposes, it is acceptable to use them for cleaning,' Hurriyet Daily News reported. The fatwa stated that places that had been cleaned with the products would not need to be washed again with water prior to performing prayer. A new ruling on begging, stating that anyone who begs and earns money beyond their immediate needs is 'demanding the fire of hell.' The code, known as Qadaahul Haajah, is part of a set of guideline based on the teachings of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. Although they are not compulsory, many devout Muslims follow the Sunnah teachings. -The rules state Muslims must say before entering the toilet 'In the name of Allah, O Allah! I seek refuge with You from all offensive and wicked things' -They must enter with their left foot and leave with their right saying a second prayer 'Praise be to Allah who relieved me of the filth and gave me relief' -People should not speak, greet anyone else or read while they are relieving themselves . -Muslims should not go to the toilet standing up but should squat or, if necessary, sit . -Followers must not face the direction of Mecca while they go to the toilet or have anything bearing the name of Allah or the Quran on them . -People should relieve themselves out of sight of people and should not look at their own genitals or anyone else's . -After going to the toilet, Muslims should clean themselves with the left hand and water . -Stones are also permissible, and three stones should be used to wipe themselves . -The hands should then be washed .",
        "generated_text": "Turkish; use; material; hygiene; water; Followers; use water; toilet paper.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Announcement states  the use of toilet paper by Muslims is now permitted .\nDirectorate of Religious Affairs for Turkey allows it but says water is better .\nIslamic rules previously said that followers should use water or left hand .<END-1>",
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            "The Directorate of Religious Affairs for Turkey has issued a new Islamic fatwa decreeing that Muslims are allowed to use toilet paper . The use of the material for hygiene is acceptable but water is preferable according to Islamic teachings . The new announcement states that 'even though some sources deem paper to be unsuitable as a cleaning material, there is no problem in using toilet paper' . ",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: While the debate about whether workers prefer a cubicle over an open office layout, a office furniture company has come up with a design that is possibly a happy medium. Steelcase's the Brody WorkLounge is an effort to preserve the privacy and less distractions given in a cubicle while still being a part of an open office work community. On its company website, Steelcase said the Brody is designed to be 'good for your body and good for your brain'. Scroll down for video . Office furniture company Steelcase designed the work space seating to provide privacy in an open office setting (above designs of the Brody WorkLounge) The seating will be available for purchase in late August starting at $2,700 . Brody features an LED task light, privacy screen, foot rest, storage space and personal adjustable work surface . The Brody, which will be available late August starting at $2,700, sort of resembles both a desk and an office and is created to limit distractions by creating a shelter while also providing privacy, according to the company. The Cognitive Neuroscience Karolinska Institute in Sweden's work on flow - a passing state of deep concentration where workers are their most productive - informed the design of Brody, according to CityLab. 'We had kind of an intuitive understanding of how people liked to study,' Mark McKenna, director of product design at Steelcase told Fast Company. 'As the project developed, and as we started diving into what it means to focus and why someone would want to escape, these new findings really helped guide the project.' 'The Brody WorkLounge creates a shelter from visual distractions, provides privacy and provides an enhanced sense of psychological security,' the company said on its website . The design for Brody is based on The Cognitive Neuroscience Karolinska Institute in Sweden's work on flow - a passing state of deep concentration where workers are their most productive . In the U.S., 70 per cent of offices have low or no partitions as they embrace open office plans . Each WorkLounge features a mini LED task light, a power outlet, personal work surface that adjusts up to a 40 degree pitch, a privacy screen, a side surface which also serves as an armrest, patented LiveLumbar technology which gives back support, personal storage off of the floor, a foot rest, and a cushion that adapts to each person's size. 'The ability to focus is a real challenge for today's workers and students,' the company said on its website. 'We get interrupted or distracted every 11 minutes and it takes over 23 minutes to get back on task. 'The Brody WorkLounge creates a shelter from visual distractions, provides privacy and provides an enhanced sense of psychological security.' By transforming the under-utilized in-between spaces into these modern alternative to enclaves, where workers can get away for a couple of hours, Steelcase claims its design will help organizations and universities by delivering a 'high-performance work space'. A study revealed that a sense of privacy boosts performance, and Brody WorkLounge strives to provide workers with limited visual distractions . Mark McKenna, director of product design at Steelcase said: 'I think it's clear that people in an office need a place to focus. But the bench is here to stay. It's conducive to collaboration' In recent years, many companies have embraced open offices with about 70 per cent of U.S. offices having no or low partitions, according to the International Facility Management Association. However, a 2013 study revealed that workers are frustrated by the distractions in open offices which lead to poorer work performance, according to the Washington Post. That study also found that nearly half of the surveyed workers in open offices said the lack of sound privacy proved to be a problem for them while more than 30 per cent complained about the lack of visual privacy. Another study revealed that having a sense of privacy actually boosts performance. While Brody is not a stance against open offices, it provides a place for people to focus while in an office, McKenna told Fast Company. 'I think it's clear that people in an office need a place to focus,' McKenna said. 'But the bench is here to stay. It's conducive to collaboration.'",
        "generated_text": "Steelcase; Brody WorkLounge; privacy; open office; The seating; late August; $2,700.",
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            "Steelcase's the Brody WorkLounge provides privacy and less distractions in an open office setting . The design is based on The Cognitive Neuroscience Karolinska Institute in Sweden's work on flow . It will be available for purchase late August starting at $2,700 .",
            "Steelcase's the Brody WorkLounge is an effort to preserve the privacy and less distractions given in a cubicle while still being a part of an open office work community . The seating will be available for purchase in late August starting at $2,700 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: For former Ole Miss star Marshall Henderson, revenge is a dish best served cold. The ex-college player was mocked for his alleged drug use by Erin Andrews on Twitter two years ago. But he has had the last laugh, after he jumped on revelations the TV reporter's boyfriend, Los Angeles Kings player Jarret Stoll, was busted in Las Vegas last week, accused of tying to smuggle cocaine and MDMA, or 'molly', into the MGM Grand hotel. He tweeted  the former Dancing With The Stars contestant on Monday saying: 'lol wassup with your boyfriend.' Revenge: Former Ole Miss star Marshall Henderson jumped on the revelations Jarret Stoll (right) was arrested in a drugs bust last week by tweeting to Erin Andrews: 'lol wassup with your boyfriend.' He was suspended in 2013 for allegedly failing a drugs test. Andrews responded to the news then by saying: 'He mocking anyone now?' She was referencing his reputation of being a hothead and badmouthing other players. Henderson responded with the message: 'ima save that and you will be the first person ill mock.' He has waited two years to get his revenge. On Monday TMZ sports reported that the athlete was trying to smuggle over three grams of cocaine and over eight grams of MDMA by hiding them in his board shorts. Stoll was previously in the news for non-sports related reasons back in 2013 when he was rushed to the hospital after having a seizure at his home in Hermosa Beach, California during the offseason, with the Kings later saying they did not know what caused the incident. His reaction came two years after the TV reporter said: 'He mocking anyone now?' after he was suspended for failing a drugs test. He warned the ex-Dancing With The Stars contestant she was in the firing line . After learning of Stoll's arrest, he posted this on Twitter to Andrews - getting his revenge two years on . Stoll, who will make a cameo in the upcoming film version of the popular HBO show Entourage, was booked into the Clark County Detention Center and was listed as having a hearing on Saturday after posting $5,000 bail. The charges include possession of Class 1, 2, 3 and 4 controlled substances, including cocaine and ecstasy. Michael Pariente, a Las Vegas criminal defense lawyer, says that Stoll will likely be offered a plea deal as a first time offender. Speaking with TSN, he said; 'It's pretty much a slap on the wrist. Even if he was going to represent himself they'd make him an offer like this.' This would include a $1,000 fee, an online drug awareness course, and possibly community service. Henderson is currently playing in Baghdad in the Iraqi Super League. His history with cocaine and marijuana use led to him being undrafted by the NBA in 2014. Stoll was arrested at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas for trying to smuggle cocaine and MDMA, or molly, into a pool area (mugshot left) Stoll (pictured with Andrews) was previously in the news for non-sports related reasons back in 2013 when he was rushed to the hospital after having a seizure at his home in Hermosa Beach . He is a member of the current Stanley Cup holders the LA Kings. They will not be able to retain their title this year after failing to qualify for the play offs .",
        "generated_text": "Marshall Henderson; Erin Andrews; two years ago; Jarret Stoll; drugs bust.",
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            "Marshall Henderson, a former Ole Miss star, has tweeted Erin Andrews asking 'lol wassup with your boyfriend', in reference to the recent drugs bust of Los Angeles Kings player Jarret Stoll . Henderson was mocked by Andrews on Twitter two years ago for his alleged drug use. Henderson is currently playing in the Iraqi Super League, having been undrafted by the NBA in 2014 due to his history with cocaine and marijuana use.",
            "Marshall Henderson, a former Ole Miss star, mocked Erin Andrews on Twitter two years ago for her allegations of his drug use . However, he seemed to get the last laugh after he jumped on revelations that her boyfriend, Los Angeles Kings player Jarret Stoll, was busted in Las Vegas last week in a drugs bust . Henderson tweeted Andrews saying, 'lol wassup with your boyfriend'."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Even after offering so little on the pitch, Harry Kane still served a useful purpose for his manager on Sunday. He drew the attention away from the cold reality of a disappointing display against Burnley; away from the fact that Tottenham’s chances of now qualifying for the Champions League appear extremely remote. If there was a danger Mauricio Pochettino might have to endure some less than flattering headlines, Kane at least offered an alternative. Harry Kane was captain for Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League match against Burnley at Turf Moor . Tottenham striker Kane became the youngest Premier League player to be captain this season at the age of 21 years and 251 days . Tottenham went into the Premier League match looking to get back into the race for Champions League qualification after Liverpool's loss . Burnley (4-4-2): Heaton 6; Trippier 7, Duff 7, Shackell 7, Mee 6.5; Boyd 7.5, Jones 6.5, Arfield 6.5, Barnes 7; Ings 6.5, Vokes 7 (Jutkiewicz 76, 6) Subs not used: Gilks, Keane, Ward, Kightly, Sordell, Ulvestad . Booked: Trippier, Mee . Goals: NONE . Manager: Sean Dyche 7 . Tottenham Hotspur (4-2-3-1): Vorm 6.5, Walker 6 (Davies 47, 6), Chiriches 6, Dier 6, Rose 6.5; Bentaleb 6, Mason 6.5 (Townsend 83); Chadli 6.5 (Lamela 64, 6), Eriksen 7, Paulinho 5; Kane 6 . Subs not used: Friedel, Dembele, Stambouli, Soldado . Booked: NONE . Goals: NONE . Manager: Mauricio Pochettino 6 . MOM: Boyd . Referee: M. Atkinson 5 . Attendance: 18,829 . How the Premier League table looks . Kane's heat map vs Burnley. Click for more . Harry Kane had a bad day at the office by his recent high standards: . 0 SHOTS on target by Kane. The last time he failed to hit a shot on target in the Premier League was on December 6 against Crystal Palace. 14 Kane made just 14 passes, the joint lowest of any Spurs starter. 56% Kane's pass completion rate was the worst of any Spurs player except goalkeeper Michel Vorm. In fairness to Pochettino, this would not have been in his thinking when he selected Kane as captain for this contest and he was honest enough to admit afterwards that securing a top-four place would now be difficult. But the post-match autopsy was relatively painless because there was more interest in discussing the continuing rise of the 21-year-old striker rather than the thoroughly unremarkable performance Kane and his colleagues had just produced. Seemingly miffed by the line of questioning, Pochettino’s only explanation for why he made Kane the youngest skipper in the Barclays Premier League this season was brief and to the point. ‘He deserved it,’ he said, and with so many senior players missing it was not entirely without logic when he is said to be one of the more vocal members of the dressing room. But Pochettino did not stop there, accepting the invitation to gaze briefly into the future and imagine Kane as club captain. ‘He has the quality,’ he said. ‘So yes, maybe (he could be captain in the long term).’ Right now anything would appear possible with this kid. The goal only 78 seconds into his England debut; the fact that he is just one short of becoming the first Tottenham striker since Gary Lineker to score 30 in a season. Perhaps he will be hosting Match of the Day next week. Here at Turf Moor, though, the dream and the reality were not quite in tandem for once, Kane enduring one of the more difficult afternoons he has experienced this season alongside team-mates unable to provide him with the service he requires. ‘It was difficult for him and difficult for his team-mates too,’ Pochettino acknowledged. He also pointed to Manchester City’s recent defeat here and complained that ‘long balls into the box’ made Sean Dyche’s side hard to play against. But Tottenham played like a side that took one look at Arsenal’s thumping defeat of Liverpool on Saturday and concluded that a place in the Champions League was already beyond their reach. They lacked urgency as well as energy, and while Pochettino could point to illness, injury and the international commitments of his players it remained a disappointing display. ‘Maybe we like playing on Thursday nights??’ tweeted Darren Anderton. Captain Kane pictured in the tunnel beforehand with his Tottenham team as they prepared for the match with Burnley . It was the first time Kane has been captain this season for Tottenham as manager Mauricio Pochettino put his faith in the young striker . Kyle Walker receives treatment on the pitch before he was forced off through injury and replaced by Ben Davies for Tottenham . Walker was forced off through injury in the second half as Tottenham chased the win against Burnley at Turf Moor . Tottenham had only two shots on target in this game — they have only managed fewer three times in Premier League games this season. It remained more than a little perplexing that Pochettino waited until the 83rd minute to unleash Andros Townsend from the bench. The scorer of England’s equaliser against Italy and probably full of confidence as a result, he might have injected some much-needed momentum into Tottenham’s football. As it was he once again found himself the target of Paul Merson’s venom, the former Arsenal midfielder teasing him on Twitter that he must have missed the bus. Dyche focused more on the positives of his own team’s efforts but should really see this as a missed opportunity, given how poor Tottenham were. A point would have been welcome but three would have lifted them out of the relegation places, and on reflection his side had the best of the chances. Danny Ings squandered a marvellous opportunity in the opening few minutes before forcing a fine one-handed save from Michel Vorm shortly before the interval. The fact that the first booking came in the 78th minute illustrated how timid a contest this was. Even after Dyche had taken the fairly bold step of starting with Ings, Sam Vokes and Ashley Barnes. This game boasted the two hardest working players in the Premier League this season, with George Boyd top of that list with 338.8km covered and Christian Eriksen second, just 600m behind the Burnley midfielder. Ashley Barnes shoots under pressure from Tottenham's Eric Dier during the match as Burnley tried to steal three points . Barnes tumbles over as a chance goes begging for Burnley against Tottenham in the Premier League match . Kane closes down Michael Duff during the match as Tottenham and Burnley played out a goalless draw on Sunday . Burnley striker Danny Ings stands with hands on hips as he failed to score during the Premier League stalemate at Turf Moor . It was Boyd’s industry that created the first decent chance of the game, the pressure he applied on Ryan Mason forcing the newly capped England player into directing a back-pass into the path of Ings. The Burnley striker should have scored but succeeded only in firing his shot straight at Vorm. The second half was no better. Eriksen burst clear only to send a shot well over the crossbar, while Barnes threatened too. Paulinho found himself clean through at one stage only to scuff his effort embarrassingly wide. And the irrepressible Boyd would go close moments before the final whistle only to see his header bounce agonisingly wide. ‘I think we edged the game,’ said Dyche afterwards. ‘Danny (Ings) has had a couple of great chances but the first one he’s probably just hit too cleanly. But I’m pleased by the fact that we’ve got another clean sheet against a team that has spent a couple of hundred million on players.’ Not that there was much evidence of that here. Christian Eriksen runs with the ball and breaks clear of George Boyd and Duff as he tries to steal the win late on . Tottenham manager Pochettino pictured on the touchline as he tried to get his team to take advantage of Burnley away from home . Burnley manager Sean Dyche may well have taken a point before the match but may feel like his team could have stolen the victory .",
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            "Harry Kane was captain for Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League match against Burnley at Turf Moor, which ended in a goalless draw . Tottenham played like a side that took one look at Arsenal's thumping defeat of Liverpool on Saturday and concluded that a place in the Champions League was already beyond their reach . Burnley manager Sean Dyche may well have taken a point before the match but may feel like his team could have stolen the victory .",
            "Harry Kane was captain for Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League match against Burnley at Turf Moor . Tottenham went into the Premier League match looking to get back into the race for Champions League qualification after Liverpool's loss . Burnley manager Sean Dyche may well have taken a point before the match but may feel like his team could have stolen the victory .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Tinder has added the ability to let people add their latest Instagram snaps to their profile. The firm's latest update automatically shows the latest pictures posted to Facebook's site. Tinder also said it had improved its mutual friends feature. Scroll down for video . Tinder will now display the last 34 pictures of a person's Instagram feed - and allow users to see more. Simply open Tinder, go to your new profile, and connect it to your Instagram account with a single tap - your Tinder profile will automatically start displaying your recent Instagram photos. Tinder only displays the last 34 photos, users can venture out to the app for a look at the full library. 'You asked, we listened,' the firm said. 'We’ve made some exciting new changes to your Tinder profile including a slick, new Instagram integration and more common friends.' The firm said it made the changes after noticing many users put their Instagram user name in their profile. 'Now there’s no need to put your Instagram handle in your profile description to tell your story (we got sick of having to do that, too).' It also stressed that the app would not let other visitors to your Instagram feed know it was part of a dating profile. 'And in case you were wondering, Tinder won’t post anything to Instagram on your behalf or alter your existing Instagram privacy settings.' Tinder has overhauled its profile as part of the Instagram integration - and now shows friends of friends as well as more interests . The firm has also used Facebook to boost its 'mutual friends' feature. Tinder now shows you the mutual friends and friends of friends you have in common with your potential matches. 'This adds more context and an extra degree of connection to every swipe,' Tinder claims. It is also preparing an overhaul of the way profiles look, expanding the number of interests people can add. Earlier this month Tinder rolled out ‘Tinder Plus’, a premium service allowing people to ‘undo’ a like or change their location. A study has found that nearly two thirds of dating app users are men - and one in five will pay for premium services. Sixteen to 34 year-olds make up the majority of mobile dating app users, accounting for 70 per cent of the total user base. The study, carried out by London-based research firm GlobalWebIndex, also found that six per cent of web users currently use a location-based dating app. Significantly, just a fifth of dating app users are paying for an online dating service,' co-authors Jason Mander and Felim McGrath said in the report. But now they have set a limit on the number of ‘likes’ a user can perform in one day - which seems to be set at 100. When a user reaches this limit, the app tells them ‘You’re Out of Likes’, and gives a countdown clock until 24 hours are up so they can start swiping again. But, below this clock, a big red button says ‘Get Unlimited Likes with Tinder Plus’. A price is then shown. But different users are reporting the app is asking for different amounts. It seems the prices range from around £1.49 a month to as high as £14.99 - but the reasons why are not clear. This means some users will pay £17.88 a year for Tinder Plus - but others, in the upper price category, will have to fork out a whopping £179.88 a year. This equates to some users inadvertently paying £162 more than others over the course of a year. Speaking to MailOnline, Rosette Pambakian, Vice President of Communications and Branding at Tinder, told MailOnline the app is testing out different price points ahead of a global release. 'We are testing Tinder Plus in select markets at various price points before rolling it out globally,' she said. 'The UK is one of our test markets, so a certain portion of the population was given access to Tinder Plus at varying price points.' However, it is still not clear how the app decides how much to charge a user - and whether it is based on location or activity. In addition, Tinder has not commented on whether a user will receive a refund if they ultimately paid over the odds for the final price of the service.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)The powers of Marvel's all-star superheroes go a bit wobbly in \"Avengers: Age of Ultron.\" Faced with the daunting prospect of topping the surprise and excitement of 2012's The Avengers, the third highest-grossing film of all time, writer-director Joss Whedon mixes some brooding down-time in with the abundant spectacle. To be sure, series junkies will get their fix from the sheer massiveness of the exploits, but at least two of the big action scenes are lackluster, while the climax and resolution could have been worked out in more complex, less rote ways, so as to further increase intrigue and anticipation for \"Avengers: Infinity War Parts 1 and 2,\" already scheduled for release in May of 2018 and 2019, respectively. Not that any of this will matter much, since the pent-up excitement among the enormous international fan base is so intense that nothing will keep the summer's presumed biggest franchise blockbuster from soaring to and beyond the one-billion dollar threshold internationally. Hands-on producer Kevin Feige and his associates have built a cinematic empire quite unprecedented in Hollywood history, a veritable solar system of staggeringly profitable individual franchises unified by the overpowering collective force of the Avengers. So while sideline enterprises like the new \"Daredevil\" TV series continue to pop up, the company can be so confident in the enduring appeal of its theatrical mainstays that it recently published a release schedule for its remaining big-gun commercial titles from now through the end of the decade. At this point, no one would be willing to bet on when a sense of terminal deja vu might set in to bring it all to an end, and Comic-Con can plan its main events years ahead. In the meantime, the key points of interest surround how many surprises and twists can be wrung from a format and set of expectations that demand great fealty from core fans; any significant deviations are taken as personal betrayals by the hardest-core geeks. Last summer, \"Guardians of the Galaxy\" showed that Marvel could play it a bit more fast and loose than it generally does, but the big-name franchises still seem sacrosanct. And so it is with \"Avengers: Age of Ultron,\" which at moments takes a peek down some shadowy side roads but ends up mostly zooming along the main highway to deliver what the audience wants rather than something even a little bit different. Picking up where last year's \"Captain America: Winter Soldier\" left off, the new film, without preamble, dives right in to show the Avengers dispatching the remnants of the nasty HYDRA organization in a hectically and indifferently staged forest combat scene that leaves Clint Barton/Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) worse for wear while also introducing two new adversaries, twins Pietro and Wanda (Aaron-Taylor Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen). Victory allows for some passably amusing scenes of the heroes blowing off steam: The favorite party trick of Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is to challenge all comers to lift up his hammer; Natasha/Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Bruce Banner/The Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) pursue a little mating dance in which her amorous interest is predicated upon his retaining his human rather than superhero form; and Tony Stark/Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) and Steve Rogers/Captain America (Chris Evans) take stock of the advances their old Nazi nemesis Strucker (Thomas Kretschmann) appears to be making in the artificial intelligence department, specifically with the most sophisticated humanoid ever devised, Ultron (voiced with marvelous robotic nuance by James Spader). What's behind Warner Bros.' risky move to release nine movies . Ultron is a cool and sophisticated creation; what he lacks, of course, is a heart, which is what makes him such an imposing villain. A sleekly designed robot you might even call handsome, he makes an excellent intellectual and smart-ass sparring partner for Stark, but when he first appears, he's still on training wheels. However, he does recruit Pietro and Wanda to his cause, an easy matter since Stark killed their parents. He's not yet entirely ready to conquer the universe but, in their first skirmish with him, the Avengers are sufficiently outclassed to begin worrying. Could 'Star Wars' open at $500 million? Licking their wounds at the \"safe house\" of Hawkeye's farm, the Avengers go into a funk. The impatient Thor quickly takes off \"to find answers,\" Bruce resists Natasha's desire to get something physical cooking between them; Stark, lamenting that \"Ultron is tryng to tear us apart,\" consults with old cohort Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson, briefly), while Mad Men's Linda Cardellini, playing Hawkeye's stand-by-your-man wife, is stuck with the (intentionally?) funniest line of dialogue in the film: \"You know I totally support your avenging.\" While some of his partners wallow in disarray, Captain America heads for Seoul, where the next evolutionary step is to emerge via a device called \"the cradle,\" which will hatch mass-produced android soldiers that will pave the way for Ultron's world domination. But a major chase through the city involving a runaway subway train falls flat due to basic conceptual silliness and poor action continuity. Of course, the Avengers ultimately get it together to do the kind of butt-kicking they're supposed to do, and a very welcome addition to the team comes in the form of the android called Vision. Red-faced and green-garbed, Vision is given a striking profile and overall presence by Paul Bettany (heretofore limited in the Marvel world to vocal work as Stark's computerized butler J.A.R.V.I.S.), and it can be hoped, if not assumed, that this most intriguing character will play an even more important role in the final two Avengers installments. 'Galaxy Quest' TV series in the works . Ultimately, Whedon's efforts to invest the heroes with a degree of uncertainty and vulnerability comes off as half-baked, as such an effort can only go so far due to the nature of the material. After all, these are comic book characters defined by their double identities; a third dimension is neither required nor perhaps even desired. If ending on a dramatic cliffhanger note had been desired, the elements were there for the taking; including a semi-tragic component along with mystery about Ultron's ultimate fate would arguably have only further cranked up anticipation for the coming chapters. But, then, what does that matter when the automatic attendance of millions is assured? \"Avengers: Age of Ultron\" succeeds in the top priority of creating a worthy opponent for its superheroes and giving the latter a few new things to do, but this time the action scenes don't always measure up and some of the characters are left in a kind of dramatic no-man's-land. The returning series actors acquit themselves in the expected agreeable manner, while series newcomer Andy Serkis has a terrific couple of minutes as a tough but stressed South African criminal. ©2015 The Hollywood Reporter. All rights reserved.",
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            "\"Avengers: Age of Ultron\" is expected to soar to and beyond the one-billion dollar threshold internationally . Hands-on producer Kevin Feige and his associates have built a cinematic empire quite unprecedented in Hollywood history, a veritable solar system of staggeringly profitable individual franchises unified by the overpowering collective force of the Avengers . \"Avengers: Infinity War Parts 1 and 2\" are already scheduled for release in May of 2018 and 2019, respectively .",
            "\"Avengers: Age of Ultron\" is out in cinemas, although director Joss Whedon's latest offering falls short of expectations. The returning series actors acquit themselves in the expected agreeable manner, while series newcomer Andy Serkis has a terrific couple of minutes as a tough but stressed South African criminal. The Avengers franchise is expected to continue with \"Infinity War Parts 1 and 2,\" already scheduled for release in May of 2018 and 2019, respectively.",
            "Writer-director Joss Whedon follows the 2012 blockbuster hit The Avengers with a lackluster sequel, Avengers: Age of Ultron, which despite lackluster action scenes and a somewhat predictable climax and resolution, is expected to surpass the $1 billion threshold in international sales . The franchise has become a veritable solar system of staggeringly profitable individual franchises unified by the overpowering collective force of the Avengers . The film is the third highest-grossing film of all time and is followed by Avengers: Infinity War Parts 1 and 2, slated for release in May of 2018 and 2019, respectively ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Rory McIlroy’s official coronation will come at Augusta National on Sunday if he wins the Masters to complete the career Grand Slam and consign the Tiger Woods era to the history books. The king is dead; long live the king. Long to reign over us. Or should that be rain over us? The heavy downpours that drenched Augusta on Tuesday would have been greeted by groans from soaked patrons and photographers hoping for snaps of glamourous WAGs. But Northern Ireland’s world No 1 would be forgiven if he had grinned from ear to ear. That’s because each of McIlroy’s four major victories so far has come on courses which have been subjected to heavy rain at some point during the week. Wet conditions hand McIlroy a massive advantage: his huge hitting with sky-high ball flight means he can still fly his ball miles. Shorter hitters or those with low ball flight, meanwhile, will have no roll on the wet fairways and will be hitting their approach shots from miles back. Rory McIlroy shields himself from the rain on Tuesday - but a wet course will play into his hands . Augusta National looks at its finest in the sun, but the world No 1 has won all of his four majors after rain . And that is no good at Augusta, where precise approaches are vital to the most strategically demanding greens in major championship golf. Last year’s trio of Fred Couples (66-1 for 20th), Miguel Angel Jimenez (150-1 for 4th) and Bernhard Langer (400-1 for 8th) will be tough to match that this time round, but here goes… . Patrick Reed (40-1) – Brash, proud of it and born to show off on the biggest stage. Only his second Masters but played Augusta National many times as a college student. Tiger Woods (45-1) – OK, so no-one knows which Woods will turn up, but this could be one of the all-time cheeky punts. Practice form and rededication to the game are promising signs. Paul Casey (70-1) – Back to near his best after finally getting fully fit and committing to play full time in the US. Fifth-best on the PGA Tour in par-five scoring – crucial at Augusta. Since the work done to ‘Tiger-proof’ the course in the noughties, the home of the year’s first major has become a bomber’s course. Bubba Watson, with two wins in three years, Adam Scott and Angel Cabrera are all big-hitting recent champions, but examine the list of leaderboards in recent years and you’ll find them dominated by players whose favourite club in the bag is driver. Mother Nature looks set to smile on McIlroy again this week with heavy rain forecast, particularly on Friday and Saturday. If that happens, the number of players who can win reduces dramatically. Three-time champion Phil Mickelson (28-1) and England’s former US Open winner Justin Rose (45-1) are tempting at their prices, but neither have hit their top form this year, so would be backed based on gut feeling rather than cold hard facts. The likes of Jordan Spieth (10-1), Zach Johnson (100-1), Ian Poulter (80-1) and Jamie Donaldson (125-1) have the brains and skill sets to get the job done. Woods (45-1) must be included in that group too, despite having no form, providing the chipping yips do not strike again. But they will all have to be at the very top of their games for the entire week to compete with the boom-boom brigade. Bubba Watson's power has taken him to two Masters victories, but his last title defence ended badly . Tiger Woods has the skill set to succeed for a fourth time at Augusta, but he must answer big questions . McIlroy (6-1) heads that pack, closely followed by Watson (11-1). Australia’s Jason Day (14-1) and Adam Scott (20-1), and Sweden’s Henrik Stenson (22-1) are joined by American gunslingers Dustin Johnson (16-1) and Jimmy Walker (22-1) as the big hitters who have shown best form so far this year. The Masters, played on the modern-day Augusta, is the one major of the year where a formula for a winner can be identified: long driving + strong early season form + course experience + the week of their lives = green jacket. Brooks Koepka (5-1) – it’s always tough to know how a player with no experience of Augusta will take to the place, but this monster-hitter looks to have the perfect game. The 24-year-old American globetrotter has won the Phoenix Open to the Turkish Airlines Open in the last six months. Scott, the 2011 champion, has made a late switch back to his long putter, which does not bode well. Stenson has been battling the flu, which either rules him out or makes him more dangerous, depending on whether you believe the old adage: ‘beware the wounded golfer’. But what makes Day, Johnson and Walker so appealing is that each has claimed at least one big win already this year on courses that favour big hitters. Day (Torrey Pines), Walker (Pebble Beach) and Johnson (Doral) have shown they possess the perfect mix of long driving, precise iron control and dead-eyed putting under the heat of competition. That is the perfect recipe for a Masters champion. Their only problem is that McIlroy has used it to taste success on four occasions in majors, and Watson two, while they are all still waiting to dine at the top table. Jason Day has a brilliant record at Augusta and the final step left for the Australian to take is victory . Dustin Johnson's colossal power means he has the weapon most needed to conquer Augusta . Jimmy Walker chips onto the second green during practice, and could be set for a big week . But the pressure is mounting on McIlroy as he bids for golfing immortality. Watson, meanwhile, could only finish 50th in defence of his title two years ago and could be rusty after a month off. And given he finished second on his Masters debut in 2011, third two years later and 10th 12 months ago despite battling a broken thumb, Sunday could be a perfect Day for Australia and the man who has long looked to be golf’s next major champion. Course: Augusta National Golf Club, par 72, 7435 yards. Defending champion: Bubba Watson (11-1) Bookies’ favourite: Rory McIlroy (6-1) Best Bets: . Jason Day (14-1) Dustin Johnson (16-1) Jimmy Walker (22-1)",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Rory McIlroy is favourite to win the 79th Masters at Augusta National .\nBubba Watson is the defending champion and chasing a third Masters win .\nTiger Woods returns to action but has no form and worries over his game .\nJason Day and other big-hitters look set for strong week at Masters 2015 .\nCOURSE GUIDE: McIlroy and more stars take you round Augusta National .\nCLICK HERE for the Masters 2015 leaderboard .<END-1>",
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            "Rory McIlroy could complete the career Grand Slam and consign the Tiger Woods era at Augusta National to the history books on Sunday . Each of McIlroy’s four major victories so far has come on courses which have been subjected to heavy rain at some point during the week. Mother Nature looks set to smile on McIlroy again this week with heavy rain forecast, particularly on Friday and Saturday .",
            "Rory McIlroy is set to win the Masters and complete the career Grand Slam . He has won all four majors on rain-drenched courses, giving him an advantage in heavy rain . McIlroy is from Northern Ireland and the Masters is the last major .",
            "Rory McIlroy will become a golfing legend if he wins the Masters on Sunday to complete the career Grand Slam . Each of McIlroy’s four major victories so far has come on courses which have been subjected to heavy rain at some point during the week, so heavy rain forecast for Augusta could work in his favour . The Masters is the last major and played on the modern-day Augusta, is the one major of the year where a formula for a winner can be identified: long driving + strong early season form + course experience + the week of their lives = green jacket."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The number of web pages containing child pornography has more than doubled over the past year. Researchers have also revealed the material features increasingly young children. Nine out of every ten images of child sexual abuse found online in 2014 showed children aged ten and under, according to the Internet Watch Foundation. Overall, experts from the regulator removed more than 31,000 web pages featuring vile images of sexual abuse in 2014, soaring 136 per cent from around 13,000 the previous year . That was a dramatic increase from the year before, when around two-thirds of the child porn it found featured children of such a young age. They were part of a worrying rise in the amount of child abuse the IWF discovered online. Overall, experts from the regulator removed more than 31,000 web pages featuring vile images of sexual abuse in 2014, soaring 136 per cent from around 13,000 the previous year. The jump came after the internet watchdog was told that it could proactively seek out abusive content online, in order to shut it down. The IWF won the extra powers last year in the wake of the 2012 murders of Tia Sharp, 12, and April Jones, five – girls who were both killed by men who watched child porn online. Emma Hardy, the IWF's director of external relations, said: 'The biggest change for us last year was our ability to proactively search for child sexual abuse imagery. Our analysts are able to actively search for the content, rather than merely wait for reports to come in from the public. 'That's made a huge difference. Last year we were able to process 74,000 reports and identify just over 31,000 child sexual abuse web pages. 'I think there's still a huge amount out there. We've got a long way to go until we see the peak of this problem.' In its annual report, the IWF said it alerts law enforcement agencies and hotlines in other countries when it discovers foreign-based web pages with child sexual abuse images and 'repeatedly chases' them until they are removed. Kevin Bollaert, 28, was sentenced to 18 years after he was convicted in February of 21 counts of identity theft and six counts of extortion  for running websites that capitalised on the internet as a forum for public shaming . Most of the photographs and videos of sexual abuse that the IWF found online were on websites hosted in North America. Just 0.3 per cent of the images – just over 90 pictures or videos – appeared on web pages hosted in Britain, down from 18 per cent in 1996, when IWF was founded. But although more child porn is now being removed from the web, the shocking figures also highlight the massive scale of the problem online. Susie Hargreaves, chief executive of IWF, said technology companies were 'stepping up' efforts to tackle the amount of images of sexual abuse online. But she added that many of them were still too slow to take images down, or failed to acknowledge they have a problem. 'This year will ensure they have nowhere to hide as we will be targeting them for the benefit of all internet users and victims of sexual abuse,' she said. IWF is funded by 117 technology companies around the world, including Google, Facebook and Twitter. Criminals are using many legitimate websites to distribute pictures and videos of child sexual abuse imagery, the IWF said. In particular, they targeted websites which are specifically designed to allow users to upload pictures, and make them available via a unique web page address, or 'URL'. Nearly 20,000 of the web pages removed last year were hosted by these sorts of sites. ÷ Paedophiles are using the digital currency bitcoin to buy child sexual abuse images online, the IWF found. It said a number of the most prolific commercial child sexual abuse websites started accepting the currency last year.",
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            "Nine out of every ten images of child sexual abuse found online in 2014 showed children aged ten and under, according to the Internet Watch Foundation . The number of web pages containing child pornography has more than doubled over the past year . Researchers have also revealed the material features increasingly young children .",
            "The number of web pages containing child pornography has more than doubled over the past year. Nine out of every ten images of child sexual abuse found online in 2014 showed children aged ten and under, according to the Internet Watch Foundation. The material found features increasingly young children."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A woman who died suddenly was eaten by her pet dogs after her body lay undiscovered for days, an inquest was told. Noelle Baynham was found by a close friend who let himself in after she failed to answer the door. The body had been partially eaten by the Jack Russell and Staffordshire Bull Terrier, which are initially thought to have tried to wake her before becoming desperate for food. It is believed the 61-year-old from Winchester, Hampshire, collapsed and died following an accidental overdose of medication. Eaten: Noelle Baynham's dogs started to eat her remains after being locked in the house for days. The most likely cause of death was an accidental overdose, an inquest was told . However a pathologist could not determine the exact cause of death because the dogs, who were trapped in the house, ate parts of her vital organs. Concerned friend Grant Donovan made the 'horrific' discovery of her remains after nobody answered the front door at her home. He told the inquest that he could hear her two dogs barking and jumping behind the door and became concerned that there did not appear to be anyone in with them. Finding the back door unlocked, he entered the house where he said the floors were covered in dog faeces. Walking through, he then discovered Ms Baynham's body lying on the landing. 'This was the most horrifying thing I have ever seen,' he told the inquest. 'I could not look at her long, so I just came away and called 999.' Detectives who searched the house following the grim discovery, on January 17 this year, could find no evidence of a struggle or foul play. The hearing was told how former jeweller Ms Baynham was found was in her dressing gown and had run a bath just before her death. Pets: A Staffordshire Bull Terrier (left) and Jack Russell (right) like the ones owned by Noelle Baynham . Detective Constable Wesley Arnold from Hampshire Police told the coroner that scratch marks on her chest indicated that her dogs may have tried to wake her after she collapsed. Home Office pathologist Dr Amanda Jeffery reaveled that she had probably died 'a few days' before she was found, but because the dogs had eaten her organs it was impossible to establish exactly what had killed her. The 'combined effect' of a variety of drugs found in her system was likely to have been the cause of an accidental overdose, she added. The hearing was told that Ms Baynham suffered from bipolar disorder and chronic alcoholism and was prescribed a variety of medication. Blood tests found a range of drugs in her system including potentially toxic levels of painkillers. Recording an open verdict, senior central Hampshire coroner Grahame Short ruled that there was no evidence of suicide or an accidental fall, but said Ms Baynham may have had a stroke. 'The horrific element in this case is what happened after death rather than before, and it's entirely plausible that when there are dogs in the house with no one to care for them, that they will then start to eat her remains. 'That clearly was a major hindrance to Dr Jeffery in her examination, and as she's explained, she was not able to look at her important organs and she could not establish a clear cause of death. 'I have to say there's no sign to say this was a deliberate overdose. There can come a point where [the drug level over time is] just too high and one pill too many can tip over the balance.' The dogs were subsequently put down on the advice of police officers.",
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            "Inquest reveals that Noelle Baynham was eaten by her pet dogs after her body lay undiscovered for days . The 61-year-old from Winchester, Hampshire, collapsed and died following an accidental overdose of medication. The dogs are thought to have tried to wake her before becoming desperate for food .",
            "Noelle Baynham was found by a close friend who let himself in after she failed to answer the door . The body had been partially eaten by the Jack Russell and Staffordshire Bull Terrier, which are initially thought to have tried to wake her before becoming desperate for food . It is believed the 61-year-old from Winchester, Hampshire, collapsed and died following an accidental overdose of medication but the dogs ate parts of her vital organs so the exact cause of death could not be determined.",
            "Woman's body was partially eaten by her pet dogs after she died and was not discovered for days . It is believed Noelle Baynham, 61, from Winchester, Hampshire, died following an accidental overdose of medication . The dogs became desperate for food after trying to wake her ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: When Jade Walters loaned out her beloved horse Magic to help a young girl learn to ride, she didn't realise she would never see him again. Miss Walters, 21, was horrified to discover that the family looking after Magic had sold him at auction for just £200. Magic's fate has sparked fury in the equestrian community, and an appeal for his whereabouts has been shared 58,000 times on social media sites. Jade Walters, 21, was shocked to discover the family she loaned her beloved pet horse Magic to had sold the animal (pictured right and left being ridden by Miss Walters) for £200 . Selling a horse at auction is notoriously risky – bidders are not vetted and some horses are bought for slaughter. Miss Walters said: 'We would never in a million years have considered sending Magic to auction – they're horrible places. The thought makes me cry.' It was two months before she discovered the horse had been sold – making it all the more difficult to trace Magic, who could have been taken out of the country or sold to an abattoir. Miss Walters, who had owned the 17-year-old chestnut pony for seven years, said: 'I consider him like a child, he thinks of me as his mum and he's been taken from me. My heart is broken. 'He could be anywhere by now, I don't know how to find him and even if we do, what state will he be in?' The care assistant from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, advertised for a temporary owner last year after the cost of his upkeep went over £4,000 a year. A woman in the West Country responded and took Magic to help her daughter improve her riding. Miss Walters pictured with her new horse Lad after her previous pet was sold at auction without her knowledge . Miss Walters said: 'He was getting very expensive. Loaning a horse is common for people who can't afford the expense of the purchase but can afford the upkeep. So while they don't have ownership, they have a duty of care. 'I was naive. The woman I loaned to seemed very respectable and said she wanted her 12-year-old daughter to get more experience riding.' But after six months, Magic's temporary owner said keeping the pony was too expensive and he was proving too difficult for her daughter to ride. They agreed that she would help Miss Walters look for an experienced rider to buy him for £500. But just 12 days later, on February 10, Magic was auctioned. However, Miss Walters did not find out until last week when she decided to bring Magic home. 'He has always been treated like a prince, so being fought over at an auction by a crowd looking for a quick deal makes me sick.' Her mother Julia, 53, said the woman had no right to auction Magic, adding: 'The arrangement was that if she had any interested parties, she would pass them to me. 'In no way was Magic to be sold without our knowledge.' Last night, the seller insisted there was 'another side to the story', but declined to comment further.",
        "generated_text": "Jade Walters; her horse Magic; auction; £200; the family; loan; Jade Walters; 21.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Jade Walters, 21, loaned her horse Magic to help a young girl learn to ride .\nBut she was horrified to discover the family looking after him sold him .\nShe claims it was two months before she found out he was sold for £200 .\nNotoriously risky horse auctions often see animals being sold for slaughter .<END-1>",
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            "Jade Walters was horrified to discover that the family looking after Magic had sold him at auction for just £200 . Miss Walters had loaned the horse to help a young girl learn to ride and only discovered he was sold two months after the fact . Magic could have been taken out of the country or sold to an abattoir.",
            "Jade Walters, 21, loaned her horse Magic to a family, only to find out that they had sold him at auction for £200 . The horse could be in any state or even out of the country . An appeal has been shared on social media sites to find him .",
            "Jade Walters loaned her horse Magic to a family to help a young girl learn to ride . The family who had Magic sold him at auction for just £200 without Jade's knowledge . Jade is appealing for Magic's whereabouts on social media sites ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Eden Hazard is reaching the incredible standards of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo with his ‘dancing feet’, says Graeme Souness. The Chelsea star reached 100 Premier League appearances for the Blues at QPR on Sunday and has been lauded for his fine performances for Jose Mourinho’s side this season. Sky Sports pundit Souness believes Hazard, who has 35 goals and 25 assists in his century of Premier League games, will be named the PFA Player of the Year. Eden Hazard celebrates after scoring a fine individual goal in Chelsea's 3-2 win against Hull in March . ‘He’s got dancing feet hasn’t he? When he runs with the ball it’s never more than nine inches away from his feet,’ Souness told Sky Sports. ‘So if you’re a defender, the minute you stick out a foot, he’s skipped past you,’ added Souness. ‘He’s got great feet and looks to be a strong boy too. If you look at him he’s all there, if he wants to stand up to challenges he definitely can.’ Having grown into an integral part of Chelsea’s attack, Souness compares the rapid Belgian with leading world stars such as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Hazard warms up at Loftus Road ahead of the clash with QPR, his 100th Premier League game for Chelsea . Jose Mourinho believes that 'it shouldn't even be a debate' that Hazard should claim PFA Player of the Year . ‘The way he goes past players, he makes good players look ordinary. He’s a bit like Messi and Ronaldo in that when you see them go past people, you think “that’s bad defending”, but no it’s not not. These guys are just that good and Hazard is close to that category.’ ‘He certainly needs more goals for me but he’s one of the few players that gets you on the edge of your seat every time you watch him play,’ added Souness. ‘I still think there is much more to come from him in the future.’ Hazard controls the ball under pressure from Stoke midfielder Stephen Ireland at Stamford Bridge .",
        "generated_text": "Eden Hazard; nine inches; feet; Graeme Souness; Chelsea star; 100 Premier League appearances.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Chelsea star Eden Hazard made his 100th top-flight appearance at QPR .\nHe's scored 35 league goals and assisted 25 times since signing in 2012 .\nJose Mourinho insists Hazard must win PFA Player of the Year award .<END-1>",
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            "The Chelsea star Eden Hazard is reaching the incredible standards of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo with his ‘dancing feet’, says Graeme Souness. Hazard, who has 35 goals and 25 assists in his century of Premier League games, will be named the PFA Player of the Year . ‘He’s got dancing feet hasn’t he? When he runs with the ball it’s never more than nine inches away from his feet,’ Souness told Sky Sports .",
            "Eden Hazard is reaching the incredible standards of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo with his ‘dancing feet’, says Graeme Souness . The Chelsea star reached 100 Premier League appearances for the Blues at QPR on Sunday and has been lauded for his fine performances for Jose Mourinho’s side this season .",
            "Chelsea star Eden Hazard is reaching the incredible standards of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo with his \"dancing feet,\" according to Graeme Souness . Hazard reached 100 Premier League appearances for the Blues at QPR on Sunday and has been lauded for his fine performances for Jose Mourinho's side this season . Hazard has 35 goals and 25 assists in his century of Premier League games ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Natasha Jonas, the first female boxer to represent Great Britain in an Olympic Games, has announced her retirement from the sport. The Liverpool-born 30-year-old made history when she took on eventual gold medallist Katie Taylor of Ireland in the first round of the women's lightweight competition at London 2012. Jonas, a former world and European bronze medallist, said: 'It just felt like the right time to retire. 'Being away from camp to recover from my recent injury has given me time to think and I just came to the conclusion that I did not want to go back to the demands of full-time training. Natasha Jonas has announced that she will retire from boxing after a successful career in the ring . 'When I started boxing 10 years ago I was an overweight, unemployed scally from Toxteth and if you'd have told me then that I would win a world championship medal and compete in front of 10,000 people at the Olympic Games I would never have believed it, so I am very proud to have achieved those things and done so well in the sport. 'I have been to some great places, had some amazing experiences and being able to share them with such a fantastic group of people is something I will treasure forever.' Although Jonas lost her bout with Taylor, she was widely praised for her performance in front of a crowd which registered the loudest noise of any event at the 2012 Games at 113.7 decibels. The 30-year-old made history when she became the first female boxer to represent GB in the Olympics . Great Britain team-mate and Olympic champion Nicola Adams said: 'I have trained, competed and travelled all over the world with Natasha for the last five years so will be really sad to see her leave. 'Over the years she has been a brilliant campaigner for the sport and has done so much to progress women's boxing in this country. She was the first woman to ever box for Great Britain, the first to qualify for the Olympics and the first to box at the Games, so she has achieved a lot and been a great ambassador for the sport. She will be missed by all of the team.'",
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            "Natasha Jonas has announced her retirement from boxing after becoming the first female boxer to represent Great Britain in the Olympic Games . Although Jonas lost her bout with Katie Taylor, she was praised for her performance in front of a crowd which registered the loudest noise of any event at the 2012 Games at 113.7 decibels .",
            "Natasha Jonas, the first female boxer to represent Great Britain in an Olympic Games, has announced her retirement from the sport . The Liverpool-born 30-year-old made history when she took on eventual gold medallist Katie Taylor of Ireland in the first round of the women's lightweight competition at London 2012 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: When you apply for a job as a skyscraper window cleaner, a head for heights is essential. But you probably don't anticipate being repeatedly slammed into the side of the building as your platform is thrown around like a toy in the wind. Such was the fate of two window cleaners working at a skyscraper in Shanghai recently, People’s Daily Online reported, with their ordeal filmed from inside the building by an onlooker. The incident occurred at the 91st floor of the 101-storey Shanghai World Financial Centre, the city’s second-tallest building at 492 metres (1,614ft). The one-minute video shows the platform swing violently in wind with the Lujiazui Financial District hundreds of metres below. The platform can be heard striking the windows of the building repeatedly, and at least two panes of glass cracked due to the force of the impact with shards falling on to the street below. Terrifying: Two window cleaners had a ride of their life after their platform was blown around by high winds . Astonishingly, the two workers who were stuck in the platform only suffered minor injuries. Authorities said they were investigating the incident. Mile-high: The incident took place near the 91st of the 101-floor Shanghai International Financial Centre . Helpless: The platform swung around violent. Luckily, the workers only suffered from minor injuries .",
        "generated_text": "Two window cleaners; Shanghai; Skyscraper; platform; high winds.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Terrifying footage was filmed from 91st floor of a Shanghai skyscraper .\nRepeated heavy bangs can be heard and cracked two panes of glass .\nCleaners trapped in the platform suffered minor injuries in the incident .<END-1>",
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            "Two window cleaners had a ride of their life after their platform was blown around by high winds . The incident occurred at the 91st floor of the 101-storey Shanghai World Financial Centre, the city’s second-tallest building . The platform can be heard striking the windows of the building repeatedly, and at least two panes of glass cracked due to the force of the impact with shards falling on to the street below .",
            "Two window cleaners working at the 101-storey Shanghai World Financial Centre were filmed being repeatedly slammed into the side of the building on their platform in high winds . The platform can be heard striking windows and at least two panes of glass cracked . Astonishingly, the two workers only suffered minor injuries .",
            "Two window cleaners working at a skyscraper in Shanghai were repeatedly slammed into the side of the building as their platform was thrown around like a toy in the wind . The incident occurred at the 91st floor of the 101-storey Shanghai World Financial Centre, the city’s second-tallest building at 492 metres (1,614ft) ."
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        "sample_id": "test_444",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been moved to a new prison a week after he was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life behind bars. A state prisons official says Hernandez, 25, was moved Wednesday to the maximum-security Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Massachusetts. Hernandez had been at Cedar Junction prison in Walpole since he was convicted April 15 of killing 27-year-old Odin Lloyd in 2013. Lloyd was dating the sister of Hernandez's fiancee. Scroll down for video . Aaron Hernandez, 25, was convicted on April 15 of killing 27-year-old Odin Lloyd (right) in 2013. He was sentenced to life in prison . Though Hernandez spent his first week after being convicted at Cedar Junction prison, he was moved on Wednesday to Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center (pictured) in Shirley, Massachusetts . Sousa-Baranowski Correctional Center is a maximum-security prison about 40 miles west of Boston, Massachusetts . Souza-Baranowski is the state Department of Correction's newest prison. It opened in 1998 and is about 40 miles west of Boston. It houses more than 1,000 inmates, many of whom are serving life sentences, and is named for two department employees killed during a failed escape attempt in 1972. Souza-Baranowski is considered the most advanced prison in the state by the state Department of Corrections, according to the Boston Herald. The facility has 366 cameras recording live 24 hours a day and a microwave detection perimeter with taut wire, according to CNN. Inmates in the prison are sent there because they 'present serious escape risks or pose serious threats to themselves, to other inmates, to staff, or the orderly running of the institution. Supervision of inmates is direct and constant'. Hernandez's new prison is about ten minues was from Fort Devens, where Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been held for the last two years . Hernandez will be Souza's most famous inmate. Larry Levine, a former federal inmate who now advises offenders heading to prison, said that some staff will treat him like anyone else, while some might ask Hernandez for his autograph . There are several placement options for an inmate at Souza: solitary confinement; a less harsh but still restricted block, general population; 'lifers block', for those serving life sentences; and the 'kitchen block', for those who work in the prison kitchen. It is unknown which area Hernandez will be put into. Hernandez will be Souza's most famous inmate yet, according to CNN. 'There will be a lot of staff that will treat him like an animal that he is, but there will be other staff that will want his autograph and treat him like a star,' said Larry Levine, a former federal inmate who spent 10 years in high- and minimum-security prisons and founded Wall Street Prison Consultants, which advises offenders and convicts heading to prison. It is unknown which cell block Hernandez will be placed in: solitary confinement; a less harsh but still restricted block, general population; 'lifers block', for those serving life sentences; and the 'kitchen block', for those who work in the prison kitchen . A corrections officer hands an inmate his meal through a small opening between the mess hall and the kitchen at Souza-Baranowski. This is how Hernandez will receive his meals . Ninety per cent of the inmates at the prison are locked in their cells, which include a bunk, toilet and sink combination, a small writing shelf, and a stool affixed to the floor, are locked in their cells for 19 hours a day. There is a shelf for a TV, which inmates can buy for about $200. The cells have two windows - one on the room's door that has slots for hand, middle and ankle cuffing, and a second that looks out to a wall, buildings or trees that is approximately 4in by 20in. On the same day as Hernandez's relocation, Lloyd's mother, Ursula Ward, said in a press conference that she will call Hernandez as a witness in the civil suit against him. In his new cell, Hernandez will be staying about ten minutes from Fort Devens, where for the last two years Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been held, according to WPRI. A corrections officer monitored the security camera system at Souza-Baranowski, where 366 cameras are used to monitor inmate activity . Electronics such as televisions, fans, and typewriters that can be purchased by inmates are clear so corrections officers know if they have been opened or tampered with . Ninety per cent of the inmates at Souza are locked in their cells, which include a bunk, toilet and sink combination, a small writing shelf, and a stool affixed to the floor, are locked in their cells for 19 hours a day .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Hernandez was moved on Wednesday to the maximum-security Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Massachusetts .\nHe had been at Cedar Junction prison in Walpole since he was convicted April 15 of killing 27-year-old Odin Lloyd in 2013 .\nSouza-Baranowski is Massachusetts' newest and most advanced prison .\nHernandez's cell will have a bunk, writing desk and stool, a combination sink and toilet and room for a TV, if he wants to spend $200 .<END-1>",
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            "Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been moved to Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Massachusetts after being sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Odin Lloyd in 2013 . Hernandez had been at Cedar Junction prison since his conviction last week . Souza-Baranowski is a maximum-security prison about 40 miles west of Boston that houses more than 1,000 inmates, many of whom are serving life sentences.",
            "Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been moved to a new, more advanced, maximum-security prison after being sentenced to life in jail for the murder of Odin Lloyd in 2013. Hernandez, who spent his first week in Cedar Junction prison, Massachusetts, has now been moved to Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center, in Shirley, Massachusetts. The new prison houses over 1,000 inmates, many of whom are serving life sentences, and has 366 cameras recording live 24 hours a day.",
            "Aaron Hernandez, sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Odin Lloyd in 2013, has been moved to a new maximum-security prison, Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Massachusetts . Cedar Junction prison had housed Hernandez since his April 15 conviction ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A new species of glass frog has been discovered with translucent skin so you can see its insides. The creature, named Hyalinobatrachium dianae, was found in the mountains of eastern Costa Rica and has a distinctive call. While most of its body is a brilliant lime green, like all species of glass frogs, the skin on its underside is see-though, making its organs easily visible. A new species of glass frog has been discovered with translucent skin so you can see its insides. Hyalinobatrachium dianae (pictured) was found in the mountains of eastern Costa Rica and has a distinctive call . The animal’s heart, liver and gastrointestinal tract are easily visible. Scientists were surprised to stumble across the frog, given that a through survey of the region was conducted late last century, and reported their find in the journal Zootaxa. The frog was named by Brian Kubicki who discovered it, after his mother Janet Diana Kubicki to thank her for supporting his interest in science, Costa Rica’s Tico Times reported. The animal’s heart, liver and gastrointestinal tract are easily visible (pictured) thanks to translucent skin on its under side. It's distinguishable from other glass frogs which have this strange characteristic, by its long toes and black and white eyes . The bodies of glass frogs are bright green on their backs, while their abdominal skin is translucent. This means that the animal's heart, liver and gastrointestinal tract are visible. The first glass frog was discovered in 1872. They are thought to have originated in South America before spreading into Central America. Glass frogs are generally small, ranging from an inch to three inches in length (2.5cm to 7.5cm). They may look similar to tree frogs, but their eyes face forward, instead of sideways. The frogs are mostly arboreal, meaning that they live in trees and can be found along rivers and streams during the breeding season. Lead author of the study, Dr Kubicki said: Its advertisement call is quite unique…It’s different than any other species that has been discovered.’ The study says the frog’s ‘advertisement call’ consists of ‘a single tonal long metallic whistle-like note with a duration of 0.40–0.55 s... and a dominant frequency of 3.35–3.44 kHz’. It’s likely the frog uses it to find a mate in the mountain forests. Dr Kubicki said that the amphibian sounds more like an insect than a frog, which may explain how experts missed it during their extensive survey. The frog also measures just one inch (2.5cm) long, making it relatively difficult to spot among the foliage in the west forests and rainforests of the Caribbean foothills of Costa Rica where it was discovered at elevations of between 1,312 ft to 2,624 ft (400–800 m). There are 149 known species of glass frogs in Central and South America, 14 of which can be found in Costa Rica. H. dianae stands out from the others because of its captivating black and white eyes - which look similar to Kermit the frog’s - as well as its long, thin feet. They have historically been mistaken for tree frogs, but there is a major difference – in that their eyes face forward, instead of sideways like a tree frog's. H. dianae stands out from other glass frogs because of its unusual black and white eyes (pictured left), which are similar to those of Kermit the Frog, of the Muppets (pictured right) in that they face forward . The frog was found in the mountains of eastern Costa Rica in the provinces ofHeredia and Limon (shaded in pale green) and has a distinctive call . Scientists have discovered an aphrodisiac for frogs and fish. Added to water, a supplement has been shown to boost reproduction in frogs, fish, mollusc and roundworms - and it could work for humans too, Phys.org reported. Experts from the University of Hertfordshire observed guppy fish at London Zoo. When the fish were given a peptide, or short protein, they produced four times as many offspring in six months as fish that had not nothing placed in their tanks. Similar tests were carried out on brown mentalla frogs at Paignton Zoo, leading the endangered amphibian from Madagascar to breed for the first time. Dr Keith Davies of the university, who is an expert on nematodes, or roundworms, said: 'The supplement brought reproductive activity forward and increased the number of offspring by about 80 per cent in the famous soil nematode, Caenorhabditis elegans. 'What is suggested by our work is a biochemical mechanism of action that is conserved across the animal kingdom.' The scientists hope to extend their research so the aphrodisiac can be developed for mammals and humans.",
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            "A new species of glass frog has been discovered in the mountains of eastern Costa Rica . The creature, named Hyalinobatrachium dianae , has translucent skin, making the heart, liver and gastrointestinal tract easily visible . Scientists were surprised to stumble across the frog, given that a through survey of the region was conducted last century .",
            "A new species of glass frog, Hyalinobatrachium dianae, has been discovered with translucent skin that enables the viewer to see its organs . The frog was found in the mountains of eastern Costa Rica and has a distinctive call . Scientists discovered the frog despite a through survey of the region in the last century.",
            "A new species of glass frog with translucent skin has been discovered in the mountains of eastern Costa Rica . Hyalinobatrachium dianae's skin on its underside is see-through, making its organs easily visible . Scientists were surprised to stumble across the frog, given that a through survey of the region was conducted late last century."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A leading Australian military adviser who worked for the federal government, the RAAF and Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove in East Timor has been arrested in the US on child pornography charges. Dr Adam Cobb was taken into custody on Friday in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, for receipt and distribution of child pornography after allegedly uploading images of child pornography to the social networking site, Tumblr. If convicted he faces 20 years' jail in the US. Dr Adam Cobb was taken into custody on Friday in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, for receipt and distribution of child pornography after allegedly uploading images of child pornography to the social networking site, Tumblr . The 45-year-old was in the US working as a research professor and director at the prestigious US Naval War College in Rhode Island. Cobb took up the position at the US Naval War College in June last year after holding senior military and government roles in Australia and the US, including a recent strategic policy and planning position at US Special Operations Command in Tampa, Florida. 'I can confirm that he was a civilian employee and director of the Mahan Advanced Research Project at the US Naval War College,' Captain Christopher Dicomitis, a Rhode Island State Police detective, told AAP on Sunday. Cobb appeared in the US District Court in Providence on Friday and was refused bail. An investigation began in January when The National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children reported an individual in Rhode Island had uploaded child pornography to Tumblr. The internet connection at Cobb's Portsmouth home was identified as the origin of the images. Cobb was in the US working as a  director at the prestigious US Naval War College in Rhode Island after holding senior military and government roles in Australia, including the RAAF . Laptops and mobile phones were seized from his home, while photos and videos of two females were also discovered on a storage device and a computer allegedly belonging to Cobb. Educated at the University of Sydney, Australian National University and University of Cambridge, Cobb built a reputation as a leading military thinker. According to his biography on the US Naval War College website, Cobb worked on the 1999-2000 East Timor crisis with Major General Cosgrove, who at the time was commander of the international peacekeeping mission. 'Overall, my commanders and I found Dr Cobb's work a valuable contribution to our understanding of important issues before us,' Maj Gen Cosgrove wrote in a review of Cobb's work as lead analyst for the Australian Parliament Defence Office. In Australia he was special-director, strategic policy with the RAAF; senior defence adviser for the Australian parliament; an Australian parliamentary fellow; and research fellow at Australian National University's strategic and defence studies centre. Cobb has also worked at the Australian Embassy in Washington DC and was on the staff of former speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi. Dr Adam Cobb had worked for the federal government, the Royal Australian Air Force and Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove (pictured) in East Timor .",
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            "Dr Adam Cobb, a leading Australian military adviser who worked for the federal government, the RAAF and Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove in East Timor, has been arrested in the US on child pornography charges . He was taken into custody on Friday in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, for receipt and distribution of child pornography after allegedly uploading images of child pornography to the social networking site, Tumblr . Cobb took up the position at the US Naval War College in June last year after holding senior military and government roles in Australia and the US, including a recent strategic policy and planning position at US Special Operations Command in Tampa, Florida.",
            "A leading Australian military adviser, Dr Adam Cobb, was arrested in New Hampshire on charges of receipt and distribution of child pornography . Cobb, who worked for the RAAF and the Governor-General of East Timor, was in the US working as a research professor and director of the US Naval War College in Rhode Island . If convicted, he faces 20 years in jail.",
            "Dr Adam Cobb, who worked for the federal government, the RAAF and Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove in East Timor , has been arrested in the US on child pornography charges . He was taken into custody for receipt and distribution of child pornography after allegedly uploading images to the social networking site, Tumblr. Cobb is being held in Rhode Island and faces 20 years' jail in the US if convicted ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The last two weeks have showcased all that is best about Lewis Hamilton. He has driven supremely well, gaining the congratulations of the man he hopes to emulate as a triple world champion, Sir Jackie Stewart. But seeing the two men on the podium – one as the winner of the Bahrain Grand Prix, the other conducting the post-race interviews – was a reminder of what differentiates them as individuals as well as what binds them together as exceptional grand prix drivers. Hamilton could do considerably worse than learn a few things from and about Sir Jackie. Lewis Hamilton is interviewed by three-time world champion Sir Jackie Stewart after the Bahrain Grand Prix . Hamilton crosses the line in Bahrain ahead of Kimi Raikkonen to claim his third win from four races this term . Lewis probably will not want to hear it, judging by how he has previously dismissed Stewart’s opinions, honestly given when sought as a pundit who speaks with all the authority of the most successful British Formula One driver in history. Hamilton said grouchily, that he was disappointed ex-drivers were not being more supportive, as if blind adoration was his birthright. Here are just a few reasons why Hamilton should listen to Sir Jackie. He drove in an era when a driver racing for five years had a two in three chance of dying. He changed that through tireless campaigning for safety measures to save not only drivers but spectators from preventable injuries. And then there is his charitable work for a children’s club in the east end of London, for mechanics fallen on hard times, and dyslexia societies. There is also his considerable contribution to British industry over more than 40 years. A perfectionist, he will quietly remove a hair of your lapel as he speaks to you. He is not without ego, but conducts himself with decorum. The 30-year-old Briton celebrates his second straight win in Bahrain to extend his lead in the championship . Hamilton finished ahead of Raikkonen (centre) and Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg in the Gulf Kingdom . I wish Hamilton could show a little bit humility towards the past. That he could see that Formula One history did not start with Ayrton Senna. If he could start to appreciate some of the wider picture he might find himself more widely liked. He might not spray champagne into the face of a girl on the podium as he did in China last week – hardly a hanging offence but, given that she could not respond, an inconsiderate act and an ungallant one. He might not gracelessly sulk, as he did most memorably at Monaco last year to Stewart’s stated chagrin, when he is beaten. He might not be as surly as he can be at press conferences. He might not turn up rudely late to engineering meetings. He might not shun advice freely given by greats of his sport who speak candidly and without malice. Bernie snaps up PR veteran . Bernie Ecclestone is hiring a public relations veteran to help promote Formula One, I can reveal. Norman Howell, a former journalist with the Sunday Times, is expected to return to the job he held a decade ago. Since then Howell’s groaning CV includes spells as publisher of the satirical paddock newspaper Red Bulletin, director of communications at the FIA and, briefly, spokesman for the European division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. The FIA under the ultra-shy Jean Todt gave the cultured Howell little freedom to work. It remains to be seen how Ecclestone, a one-man quotes machine, will deploy Howell. F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is pictured speaking to Nico Rosberg ahead of Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix . Rajab charged with 'false' claims . The usual, tedious political narrative accompanied the Bahrain Grand Prix. A starring role is always given to Nabeel Rajab. He is blithely hailed in many sections of the media as a human rights campaigner. The complaint is that he has been wrongly arrested by the Bahraini authorities, who are suppressing freedom of speech. But it is worth recording that he has been charged with falsely (according to the government) accusing coalition forces in Yemen – including Bahrain – of promoting ethnic cleansing by targeting women, children and religious structures. He passed off these claims with photographs that were not from Yemen at all, but of dead children in Gaza and a dead baby in Syria, both from last year. I say this to show that neither side in this complex country – not least the feted Rajab, an unlawful activist, who is trying to overthrow the government – has a monopoly on morality.",
        "generated_text": "Lewis Hamilton; the Bahrain Grand Prix; Sir Jackie Stewart; the three-time world champion.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Lewis Hamilton roared to victory in Bahrain to extend his lead in title race .\nIt marked the world champion's third victory from four races this season .\nHe was interviewed on the podium by the legendary Sir Jackie Stewart .\nAnd Hamilton could do worse than learn a few things from the great Scot .<END-1>",
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            "Sir Jackie Stewart could teach Lewis Hamilton a few things about decorum and humility . Hamilton has previously dismissed Stewart's opinions . Here are just a few reasons why Hamilton should listen to Sir Jackie. The two men are exceptional grand prix drivers.",
            "Seeing Lewis Hamilton and Sir Jackie Stewart on the podium in Bahrain was a reminder of what differentiates them as individuals as well as what binds them together as exceptional grand prix drivers . Here are just a few reasons why Hamilton should listen to Sir Jackie, who drove in an era when a driver racing for five years had a two in three chance of dying . If Hamilton could show a little bit of humility towards the past he might find himself more widely liked .",
            "Lewis Hamilton and Sir Jackie Stewart were on the podium after the Bahrain Grand Prix . While Hamilton is supremely talented, Stewart is exceptional and Hamilton could learn from him . Stewart drove in an era when a driver racing for five years had a two in three chance of dying, and he tirelessly campaigned for safety measures to save not only drivers but spectators from preventable injuries."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)About 20 hours after the Boston Marathon started Monday, many of the cheering crowds had dispersed and the streets were cleared. But one man, despite the odds against him, crossed the finish line. Venezuelan native Maickel Melamed, who is battling muscular dystrophy, completed the 26.2 miles just before 5 a.m. Tuesday. A group of energized fans rallied for the 39-year-old as he walked down Boylston Street in the pouring rain with volunteers from his foundation, Vamos. He was the last participant to complete the race, CNN affiliate WCVB-TV reported. Friends who were waiting for Melamed to cross the finish line said the university professor and motivational speaker is dedicated and motivated. \"He wants to show that life is great, no matter how many problems you can have,\" friend Perla Sananes said. Melamed was born with muscular dystrophy, which causes progressive weakness and loss of muscle mass throughout the body. As the disease progresses, people with the condition have difficulty doing physical activities like running and walking. Melamed has completed marathons in Chicago, New York, Berlin and Tokyo. Boston has a special place in his heart because his parents brought him to the city as a baby, WCVB-TV said. His perseverance was celebrated by crowds at the marathon finish line Tuesday morning, and also by fans online. Melamed is one of about 30,000 participants who raced in this year's marathon, which comes less than two weeks after a jury found Dzhokhar Tsarnaev guilty of all 30 charges related to the 2013 Boston bombings. On social media Monday, spectators cheered for runners and the city, calling the marathon a symbol of strength and unity.",
        "generated_text": "Venezuelan; Maickel Melamed; muscular dystrophy; marathon; Tuesday; 5 a.m.; fans; the 39-year-old; the last participant.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Maickel Melamed, who has muscular dystrophy, took part in the 2015 Boston Marathon .\nHe completed the race 20 hours after the start .\nDespite rainy weather, fans and friends cheered for the 39-year-old .<END-1>",
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            "Venezuelan Maickel Melamed, who has muscular dystrophy, completed the Boston Marathon on Tuesday at 5 a.m. after many cheering crowds had dispersed and the streets were cleared . He was the last participant to complete the 26.2 miles . Fans rallied for him as he walked down Boylston Street in the pouring rain.",
            "Venezuelan Maickel Melamed, who is battling muscular dystrophy, completed the Boston Marathon just before 5 a.m. Tuesday . He was the last participant to complete the race . Friends say he is dedicated and motivated to show that life is great, no matter how many problems you can have.",
            "The last participant of the Boston Marathon, Maickel Melamed, who is battling muscular dystrophy, completed the race just before 5 a.m. Tuesday . A group of energized fans rallied for the Venezuelan native as he walked down Boylston Street in the pouring rain with volunteers from his foundation . He is dedicated and motivated to show that life is great, no matter how many problems you can have ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Gary Player will attend his 58th Masters this week fully expecting to welcome a new member to the game’s most exclusive club and salute what he considers would be one of the sport’s finest accomplishments. The great man considers Tiger Woods completing the career Grand Slam at the age of just 24 as the best golfing feat he has seen. So you can imagine how excited he is at the prospect of Rory McIlroy becoming just the sixth player to win all four majors at only 25. ‘I’m not sure people fully realise what a magnificent effort it would be,’ said the South African legend. ‘When I completed my Slam at 29 I said to my wife that you will never see that done again. Then Jack Nicklaus came along and did it at 26 and then Tiger at 24. Jack Nicklaus watches his shot go for a birdie on the 17th at the Masters golf tournament in Augusta in 1986 . Rory McIlroy meets up with South African Golf Legend Gary Player during the pro-am in 2009 . Rory McIlroy, pictured in action at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and is favourite to win the Masters . ‘Now we have Rory, and I tell you this: I honestly believe he is going to do it. I just believe everything is going to fall into place for him, that he will learn from the mistakes he made when he messed up in 2011 and put everything right.’ It is not hard to see why Player would have such a special affinity for McIlroy. Two men of similar stature who came from a foreign land to take on the Americans in the majors in their own backyard; two men with a commitment to fitness with minds strong enough to ward off all the criticism. Forget Tiger. It was Player, of course, who wrote the book when it came to golfers and fitness. Heavens, he is still doing 1,300 sit-ups and squatting 300lb every morning even now, at the age of 79. He is withering in his contempt of those who say McIlroy is ‘bulking up’ too much in the gym. ‘I’m going to guess most of the critics are fat and don’t watch what they eat,’ he says. ‘Just because they’re lazy, they can’t grasp that fitness is so vital. Tom Watson presents Player with a Green Jacket after the 1978 Masters Tournament at Augusta National . ‘I was told that because I was so keen on fitness my career in golf would be over early and I wouldn’t win any tournaments after the age of 34. I was told I had no chance of winning the US Open if I was squatting 325lb the previous evening. What rubbish. ‘I’m just so pleased to see travelling gymnasiums on the circuit and that most players see the value of putting themselves through the pain barrier. I used to go down to the local YMCA wherever we were playing and sometimes wait 20 minutes to use the equipment. But it you want to be a superstar, and by a superstar I mean a player who has won at least six majors, there are no short cuts. Woods could pose a threat to McIlroy at the Masters after confirming that he will play at Augusta . ‘Rory will be an absolute superstar when he wins the Masters. And yes, I can see a lot of similarities with myself. I love the fact he is a people person, for example, and engages with the fans. That’s what I used to love, and still do. So many pros can’t be bothered to talk to the fans and it’s so wrong.’ Player also gives short shrift to the idea that completing the career Grand Slam is a modern media invention. ‘I tell you it was electrifying when I completed it in 1965,’ he said. ‘I so wanted to follow Gene Sarazen and particularly Ben Hogan and become the third player to achieve it, because Hogan was the best player I’d seen. Jack and I were both in competition to complete it and it was a piece of advice Jack gave me that helped me over the line. ‘I was due to play a tournament at Greensboro in 1965 when Jack said if I wanted to win the US Open and complete the set I should go with him to the US Open site and practise. I said I needed the money, that I had loads of children to look after, but I went with him. So he played a key role. McIlroy manages a smile after throwing away a four-shot lead on the final day of the Masters in 2011 . Jack Nicklaus  waves before hitting his drive at the ceremonial start of the 2014 Masters golf tournament . ‘It was amazing afterwards. Everyone wanted to know how a man from a small country who lost his mother at the age of eight and his dad worked in a mine could achieve such a thing. How on earth could it happen?’ Player and Nicklaus have remained lifelong friends. They will be partners in a team competition in the autumn before Player heads to Greece for his 80th birthday celebrations. ‘There will be 35 people there and Jack and I will need to win that event for me to be able to pay for it,’ said Player, laughing. As for Augusta, he is looking forward as ever to hitting the ceremonial first shot on Thursday alongside Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. And then, 50 years on from his own date with history, he will join every other fascinated observer to see if another non-American can complete the set of majors and join him on what former US Open champion Curtis Strange evocatively refers to as golf’s Mount Rushmore.",
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            "Gary Player will attend his 58th Masters this week fully expecting to welcome a new member to the game’s most exclusive club and salute what he considers would be one of the sport’s finest accomplishments . The great man considers Tiger Woods completing the career Grand Slam at the age of just 24 as the best golfing feat he has seen . So you can imagine how excited he is at the prospect of Rory McIlroy becoming just the sixth player to win all four majors at only 25 .",
            "Gary Player will attend his 58th Masters this week fully expecting to welcome a new member to the game’s most exclusive club and salute what he considers would be one of the sport’s finest accomplishments . He believes Rory McIlroy becoming just the sixth player to win all four majors at only 25 is a magnificent effort . The great man considers Tiger Woods completing the career Grand Slam at the age of just 24 as the best golfing feat he has seen ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Muslim communities in parts of Britain have a 'cultural problem' where they view women as commodities to be abused, according to the Culture Secretary. Sajid Javid declared some values prevalent in certain Asian communities were 'totally unacceptable in British society'. His comments come after inquiries into the sexual abuse of vulnerable girls targeted by Asian men in Rochdale, Rotherham and Oxford found that the authorities had failed to protect them. Sajid Javid declared some values prevalent in certain Asian communities were 'totally unacceptable in British society' Mr Javid told the Daily Telegraph a 'misplaced sense of political correctness' prevented police and social workers from properly investigating claims of abuse. Mr Javid said: 'Well, first of all the perpetrators were disproportionately Asian Muslim men, and I absolutely think there has been a misplaced sense of political correctness that prevented authorities, whether social workers or police, from properly investigating what was going on. 'If we are to learn proper lessons from this, we have to look at the cultural side of some communities in Britain and see why it is that in some communities there are men that have a view of women that is completely unacceptable in modern British society. Why do they have such a low value of women that they see them as commodities to be abused?' The Tory minister said the authorities had to 'get to the bottom of this' and emphasised that 'we have to look at the cultural aspects of it'. The Tory minister's comments come after inquiries into the sexual abuse of vulnerable girls targeted by Asian men in Rochdale, Rotherham and Oxford found that the authorities had failed to protect them . He urged Asian communities to look into 'what might be going on that we don't know about'. Mr Javid said: 'We can no longer be held back in any sense by political correctness. 'I know plenty of people, British Muslims, men and women, who would 100 per cent agree with that, not only out of a sense of shame but also because of the fear of what else might be going on. Some of the values that certain people in some communities have, in their attitudes to women or on the question of freedom of expression, are just totally unacceptable in British society. 'We do no one any favours when we don't investigate or talk about them.' Mr Javid revealed in a speech to the Union of Jewish Students in 2014 that he had experienced racism at school. He said he was called a 'Paki' by a classmate. He said: 'I did what any cool, calm future Cabinet minister would do. I hit him. And then he hit me, and I hit him back and things sort of went downhill from there.' Mr Javid, whose background is remarkably different to many of his colleagues, has been tipped as a future Tory leader. His parents came to Britain from Pakistan in 1961. His father, Abdul-Ghani, worked in a cotton mill before getting a job as a bus conductor.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>He said some values in certain communities were 'totally unacceptable'\nComments come after sexual abuse by Asian men revealed in parts of UK .\nJavid said political correctness should not be a barrier to stopping abuse .<END-1>",
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            "Muslim communities in parts of Britain have a 'cultural problem' where they view women as commodities to be abused, according to the Culture Secretary . Sajid Javid declared some values prevalent in certain Asian communities were 'totally unacceptable in British society' . He urged Asian communities to look into 'what might be going on that we don't know about' .",
            "Muslim communities in parts of Britain have a 'cultural problem' where they view women as commodities to be abused, according to the Culture Secretary, Sajid Javid . His comments come after inquiries into the sexual abuse of vulnerable girls targeted by Asian men in Rochdale, Rotherham and Oxford found that the authorities had failed to protect them . A 'misplaced sense of political correctness' prevented police and social workers from properly investigating claims of abuse, he said.",
            "Some values prevalent in certain Asian Muslim communities in parts of Britain are 'totally unacceptable in British society,' according to Culture Secretary Sajid Javid . He said that Muslim communities have a 'cultural problem' where they view women as commodities to be abused . His comments come after inquiries into the sexual abuse of vulnerable girls targeted by Asian men in Rochdale, Rotherham and Oxford found that the authorities had failed to protect them ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Nine of ten mostly foreign prisoners on death row in Indonesia have been given 72 hours notice ahead of their execution, according to a spokesperson for the Attorney General's office. \"Seventy-two hours notification means three days, at least, to go to the execution. It may be longer. In other words, there will be no execution less than 72 hours after notification,\" Tony Spontana told CNN by phone Sunday. Though Indonesian officials said all 10 would be executed at the same time, Spontana said French national Serge Atlaoui had filed a challenge to the State Administrative Court on Thursday so his sentence has been delayed. Meanwhile, Edre Olalia, a lawyer acting for Philippines maid Mary Jane Veloso, told CNN Sunday that Veloso had telephoned her sister on Saturday at about 5:30 p.m. local time and said her execution will take place on Tuesday, April 28.  Officials at the Philippines Embassy in Jakarta confirmed the same information. According to her lawyers, Veloso unknowingly carried drugs into Indonesia, and that she was set up by members of a drug syndicate. On Friday, Indonesian officials advised relevant consular officials to travel to Indonesia's \"execution island\" -- Nusa Kambangan -- where the ten are being held -- a sign that the sentences may be carried out soon. They will face a firing squad. OPINION: Why executions won't win Indonesia's drug war . The ten on death row, which also include two Australian citizens Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran -- members of the so-called \"Bali Nine\" smuggling ring -- as well as prisoners from Ghana, Brazil, Nigeria and Indonesia, had their petitions for clemency denied by President Joko Widodo in late 2014. A statement Sunday from Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said the Australian government had been notified that the execution of Chan and Sukumaran would be carried out \"imminently.\" \"I spoke to Mr. Sukumaran's mother Raji yesterday and assured her the government would continue to seek clemency from Indonesian President Widodo for both men. \"They have been rehabilitated in a most remarkable way over the past ten years and are genuinely remorseful for their serious crimes. \"Nothing can be gained and much will be lost if these two young Australians are executed. \"I again respectfully call on the President of Indonesia to reconsider his refusal to grant clemency. It is not too late for a change of heart.\" The two Australians, convicted for their role in a failed 2005 heroin smuggling plot, tried to challenge the President's decision earlier this month but lost an appeal for the State Administrative Court to hear their case. Their lawyers have since filed another review at the Constitutional Court. The Attorney General's office has said they would respect all ongoing court proceedings but insisted the inmates have exhausted all their legal options. Australia has repeatedly appealed for clemency for the pair and has unsuccessfully proposed a prisoner swap with Indonesia as a way of avoiding their deaths. On Saturday, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on Indonesia's government to reverse their decision. \"The Secretary-General appeals to the government of Indonesia to refrain from carrying out the execution, as announced, of 10 prisoners on death row for alleged drug-related crimes,\" a spokesman for Ban said, according to various reports. Meanwhile, Human Rights Watch says President Widodo \"has an important opportunity to signal Indonesia's rejection of the death penalty by sparing the lives of the 10 people facing looming execution.\" \"Widodo can demonstrate true leadership by ending capital punishment as unacceptable state brutality,\" said Phelim Kine, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch, in a statement Saturday. \"President Widodo should recognize that the death penalty is not a crime deterrent but an unjustifiable and barbaric punishment. Widodo should promote Indonesia as a rights-respecting democracy by joining the countries that have abolished capital punishment.\"",
        "generated_text": "Nine; ten; Indonesia; execution; 72 hours; Attorney General; French; execution; Thursday; Philippine maid; drugs; Indonesian.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Australian and Philippines governments given notice their nationals will be executed in 72 hours .\nThey include Philippines maid Mary Jane Velos and Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran .\nAustralia has repeatedly appealed for clemency for the pair .<END-1>",
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            "Nine of the ten mostly foreign prisoners on death row in Indonesia have been given 72 hours notice ahead of their execution . French national Serge Atlaoui has filed a challenge to the State Administrative Court so his sentence has been delayed . Philippine maid Mary Jane Veloso telephoned her sister on Saturday at about 5:30 p.m. local time and said her execution will take place on Tuesday, April 28 .",
            "Nine of ten mostly foreign prisoners on death row in Indonesia have been given 72 hours notice ahead of their execution . The other prisoner, a French national, filed a challenge to the State Administrative Court on Thursday so his sentence has been delayed. Philippines maid Mary Jane Veloso will be executed on Tuesday, April 28.",
            "Nine of the ten mostly foreign prisoners on death row in Indonesia have been given 72 hours notice ahead of their execution, according to a spokesperson for the Attorney General's office . French national Serge Atlaoui has filed a challenge so his sentence has been delayed. Philippine maid Mary Jane Veloso has telephoned her sister and said her execution will take place on Tuesday, April 28 . The ten on death row, which also include two Australian citizens -- Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran -- members of the so-called \"Bali Nine\" smuggling ring -- as well as prisoners from Ghana, Brazil, Nigeria and Indonesia, had their petitions for clemency denied by President Joko Widodo in late 2014 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The richest fight of all time continues to break through the barriers of history – mostly in terms of financial records, naturally. For the first time in the annals of boxing – as Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao step on the scales next Friday – fans will be charged for admission to a weigh-in. This formality for checking that combatants weigh no more than the stipulated poundage for each division started to become an event in its own right in 2007 when Ricky Hatton went to Las Vegas to take his Man Of La Mancha tilt at the Mayweather windmill. Floyd Mayweather with girlfriend Doralie Medina (left) and Manny Pacquiao with his wife Jinkee (right) Pacquiao with his wife and  children (left to right) Michael, Israel, Emmanuel, Princess and Queen Elizabeth . Mayweather visits SubZero Recovery in Las Vegas, a new-age version of the ice bath . No fewer than 30,000 of the Manchester Hitman's army followed him across the Atlantic and thousands of them turned up for the weigh-in. The atmosphere was electrified when Hatton yelled 'let's be having him' as Mayweather was about to follow him onto the stage. Hatton would be knocked out but there was more of the same when he went back to the MGM Grand to suffer the same fate against Pacquiao two years later. Since then weigh-ins there have turned into sound and light spectacles, taking place inside the Grand Garden Arena itself, and the audiences keep growing. The decision to sell tickets for this one has been made in the interests of safety, not profit. Up to 200,000 visitors are expected to pour into Vegas this fight week and the MGM need to control the crowds at all the associated events. Thousands of fans watched Ricky Hatton and Mayweather weigh-in at the MGM Grand Garden Arena . Hatton points towards the crowd during his heated weigh-in with Mayweather in December 2007 . Mayweather poses in his TMT clothing as he takes a break from training over the weekend . To avoid accusations of cashing in on the phenomenon the hotel and both promoters – Mayweather and Top Rank – will donate all revenue from the weigh-in to charities nominated by the Money Man and the PacMan. Mayweather and Pacquiao will be required to weigh not more than 10st 7lbs. The winner will unify the WBC (Mayweather) and WBO (Pacquiao) world welterweight titles. Wladimir Klitschko, as he makes a rare appearance in the US this Saturday, admits that at 39 he has to start considering when he might hang up those huge gloves. However, assuming he adds Bryant Jennings to his long list of victims, that will not happen before Dr Iron Fist has obliged the two young pretenders to his heavyweight throne. Namely our own Tyson Fury and America's KO sensation Deontay Wilder. Wladimir Klitschko has admitted that he is considering retirement as he approaches his 40th birthday . Klitschko says: 'I do have to start thinking about retirement.' But then the Ukrainian who boxes mostly to sell-out crowds in German football stadia, adds: 'I would like to fight Fury, which would be a huge event in Europe. 'I want to fight Wilder, to add the only remaining belt to my unified world titles.' Unusually, both men would present Klitschko with opposition as tall or, in Fury's case, even taller than his own 6ft 6in. Fury is his mandatory challenger for the WBO title. Wilder holds the WBC title which was vacated by Klitschko's brother Vitali when he retired to concentrate on the violent complexities of Ukrainian politics as Mayor of Kiev. WBC heavyweight champions Deontay Wilder looks set to face Klitschko before he hangs up his gloves . Wladimir is also the WBA, IBF, IBO and Ring magazine champion. There is another factor which will tempt him to prolong his reign even further. Currently he ranks fourth in the all-time list of successive world heavyweight title defences, with 18. Victories over Jennings – which looks to be something of a formality in New York's Madison Square Garden, would lift him level with Muhammad Ali and Larry Holmes on 19. If he adds wins over Fury and Wilder he will close to within just four victories of the 25-defences record held by Joe Louis. That is likely to be an opportunity too good to refuse. Tyson Fury, pictured in action against Dereck Chisora, is Klitschko's mandatory challenger for the WBO title . The crushing defeat of Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr by the largely unheralded and, in terms of his first name, unpronounceable Pole Andrzej Fonfara, complicates Carl Froch's exit strategy from the ring. One of Froch's two dream scenarios has been a farewell fight in Las Vegas, probably against Chavez with his box office appeal for America's Hispanic population and fans south of the border in Mexico. But the namesake son of an idolised father was so badly beaten up through nine rounds in California by Fonfara – suffering the first knock down of his career in the process – that he quit on his stool. Carl Froch could choose to retire after Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr's defeat by Andrzej Fonfara last week . Inadvisedly, Chavez had agreed to a catch-weight fight with light-heavyweight contender Fonfara and is talking about going back down to Froch's super-middleweight division. Whether this former middleweight champion would still be a draw after this setback is doubtful and Froch had said before the fight that it would hurt his plans 'if Chavez got knocked out. The other swansong ambition – to fight on the City Ground of his beloved Nottingham Forest – suffered a setback when Andre Ward agreed to come to England for their mandatory WBA title unifier but not to Froch's home town. Retirement is becoming an increasingly attractive option for the Cobra. Chavez (right) was stopped after nine rounds on his return to the ring following more than a year out .",
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            "For the first time in the annals of boxing, fans will be charged for admission to a weigh-in as Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao step on the scales in Las Vegas next Friday . Up to 200,000 visitors are expected to pour into Vegas this fight week and the MGM need to control the crowds. The decision to sell tickets for this one has been made in the interests of safety, not profit."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A pregnant model whose sexy selfies featuring her tight abs turned her into an overnight internet sensation has given birth to a healthy baby boy. Sarah Stage, a 30-year-old underwear model and animal rights activist from Los Angeles, welcomed James Hunter into the world on Tuesday afternoon. And despite her critics' claims that her unusually trim figure could be damage to to her unborn child, it seems their fears were unfounded. Sarah confirmed to E! that baby James weighed in at a healthy eight pounds, seven ounces and was 22 inches long at the time of his birth, adding: 'He's a big healthy boy and he got an APGAR score of eight to nine.' Scroll down for video . Ready to go: Sarah Stage took her last pregnancy selfie (pictured) on Monday, writing: 'Still waiting'.  The 30-year-old gave birth to a healthy baby boy named James Hunter the next day . Feeling hungry: Sarah shared this photo of two In-N-Out burgers on Tuesday afternoon, although its not clear as to whether or not she enjoyed the meal before or after she gave birth . An APGAR score, which stands for Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity, Respiration, is a quick method for assessing the health of a newborn, with scores of seven or above being considered normal. Sarah famously documented her changing figure via her Instagram page throughout her pregnancy, earning herself a huge number of fans - as well as a fair share of critics - in the process. Although the mother-to-be came under fire last month as more and more critics spoke out against her unusually trim and toned figure, claiming it could be harmful to her unborn child, their comments never stopped the model from sharing numerous photos of her tight abs with her 1.6 million Instagram followers. Almost there: Sarah cradled her baby bump to in a 'sexy' purple dress to celebrate her 39th week of pregnancy . 'Yesterday afternoon, Sarah shared a photo of two In-N-Out burgers, writing, 'Cravings,' although its not clear as to whether or not she enjoyed the meal before or after she gave birth. The lingerie-clad model snapped her last pregnancy selfie on Monday, which she captioned: 'Still waiting #9months [sic].' The snapshot of her in a black bra and thong underwear has been liked nearly 40,000 times since it was posted, and has earned nearly 4,000 comments. And Sarah, who is of European and Costa Rican descent, took to Instagram last week to share a photo of growing belly during her ninth month of pregnancy, writing: '10 days until we meet #BabyJames.' Many women noted that they found Sarah's pregnancy body to be motivation to work out and live a healthy lifestyle. So soon: Pregnant model Sarah Stage snapped this photo of herself flaunting her barely-there baby bump 10 days before she was supposed to give birth to her son . Haters gonna hate: Sarah, who came under fire for her being tiny and toned throughout her pregnancy, told her critics to unfollow her if they have a problem with her pictures . Proud of her bump: Sarah struck various photos for these selfies of herself in her underwear . 'I'm completely inspired to go to the gym first thing in the morning. You look absolutely gorgeous @sarahstage #amazing [sic],' one fan wrote. 'You look absolutely lovely. Hats off to you for being fit and taking care of yourself!' another added. 'If I ever have children, I'm inspired by you to treat my pregnancy the very same way. I'm sure James will be amazing! Congratulations.' Others compared their figures to pregnant Sarah's pregnancy body, with one woman writing: '10 days before giving birth?! Lord Jesus help us all! I look like this after dinner [sic].' 'I look like that after a good meal or two,' someone else commented. Meanwhile, some people suggested that her son would be as tiny as she is - although now it seems that their fears about the young boy's size were unfounded. Bump to bump: Sarah and her friend compared their growing bellies for this playful picture . Just like dad: Sarah shared this adorable photo of matching father and son Timberland boots . 'Baby James will come out the size of her phone case,' one person commented, referencing the model's bear-shaped cell phone cover. And when she's not sharing lingerie selfies, the new mother regularly shared pictures of her son's nursery and his future wardrobe. Last week, Sarah shared an adorable photo of matching father and baby sized Timberland boots, writing: 'Daddy & baby shoe game [sic].' And despite her critics, Sarah refused to hide her then-eight-month pregnant body in maternity clothes. Stylish mom: Sarah refused to wear baggy clothes during her pregnancy and instead opts for figure-hugging dresses like the one she is wearing in this picture . Looking good: Sarah wore this sexy black dress on a 'date night' when she was 37 weeks pregnant, two weeks before James was born . She shunned baggy dresses and instead dressed her bump in fitted Lycra or nothing at all. The fitness fanatic loves hitting the gym and captures herself working out, as well as following a healthy diet of quinoa,spinach and chicken. Clearly not letting her growing baby bump get in the way of her career, Sarah continued to proudly model whilst carrying. Two weeks ago, she shared a sexy snapshot of herself in black underwear and responded to her haters. 'BTW If you don't like my pics then unfollow me,' she wrote. 'I'm excited, happy and enjoying every second of my pregnancy. Can't wait to meet James! #NFG #37weeks [sic].'",
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            "Sarah Stage, a 30-year-old underwear model from Los Angeles, welcomed James Hunter into the world on Tuesday afternoon . Sarah famously documented her changing figure via her Instagram page throughout her pregnancy . Sarah confirmed to E! that baby James weighed in at a healthy eight pounds, seven ounces and was 22 inches long at the time of his birth.",
            "Underwear model Sarah Stage from Los Angeles has given birth to a healthy baby boy named James Hunter . Sarah famously documented her changing figure via her Instagram page throughout her pregnancy, earning herself a huge number of fans - as well as a fair share of critics - in the process. Despite her critics' claims that her unusually trim figure could be damage to to her unborn child, it seems their fears were unfounded."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Fans of the show might never see what’s going on – but a writer for The Archers has revealed that keeping a bed in the studio is essential for realistic sex scenes. Veteran scriptwriter for the Radio 4 drama, Keri Davies, said that having a divan to hand is vital to make post-coital conversations sound convincing. Speaking during an Afternoon Tea With The Archers event at the weekend, Mr Davies explained: ‘Sex is even harder, as it were. We do have a bed in the studio because your voice sounds different when you are lying down. A writer for The Archers has revealed that keeping a bed in the studio is essential for realistic sex scenes (file picture) ‘There will be a sound engineer in a Led Zeppelin T-shirt rattling the duvet!’ He added that parties in the fictional Ambridge are limited to nine attendees because of budgetary considerations. ‘Sometimes you will hear two people saying “oh we saw Barry the other day”, and that’s because we couldn’t afford Barry,’ he told the audience at Chipping Norton Literary Festival. ‘We can only have 39 actor bookings in a week, which is roughly six or seven in an episode. Sometimes if you have a big party you will have eight or nine, so it is up to us to decide with all of those restrictions how we are going to tell the tales.’ Actor Charles Collingwood, who joined the programme in 1975, also defended the show’s editor Sean O’Connor who has been criticised for ‘sexing up’ the traditional radio serial. He said Mr O’Connor ‘is bringing in really exciting stories’. Mr Davies added that parties in the fictional Ambridge (map pictured) are limited to nine attendees because of budgetary considerations .",
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            "Keri Davies, a writer for The Archers, has revealed that having a bed in the studio is essential for realistic sex scenes . Having a divan is vital to make post-coital conversations sound convincing, he said . Parties in the fictional Ambridge are limited to nine attendees because of budgetary considerations.",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Friends of a British backpacker who drowned during a diving trip on the Great Barrier Reef claim staff deleted photos that were taken shortly before the doomed young woman left the boat. Bethany Farrell, 23, from Essex, died on February 17 while in Queensland's Whitsundays, a week into her dream gap-year when she went scuba diving for the first time. Two people who were on the boat when Ms Farrell died have taken to TripAdvisor to slam Wings Diving Adventures for the way they handled the tragic circumstances. While one of the reviews criticises the way people on the boat were treated amid the panic, a friend makes the shocking claim that photos of the backpacker shortly before she died were deleted. The backpacker's father is devastated that picture evidence, which may have been able to explain some of the mystery behind the drowning, was discarded before police could see it. British backpacker Bethany Farrell, 23, died on February 17 while scuba diving in Queensland's Whitsundays . 'There is no excuse,' Bethany's father Patrick Farrell, 47, told the Courier Mail. 'Grave mistakes have been made. Ultimately her life was in their hands. Now she’s dead.' Ms Farrell drowned on her first ever scuba dive after she became separated from her instructor while swimming on the Great Barrier Reef, a week after beginning her gap year. She was found 11 metres down on the seabed in Blue Pearl Bay, a beauty spot popular with divers. A post mortem determined the cause of death was drowning. Last week a number of reviews from distressed fellow travellers - who were on the charter when Ms Farrell died - emerged, slamming the tour guides' handling of the situation and claiming photographs were deliberately deleted. 'What was supposed to be a dream trip turned into the worst possible nightmare,' one user wrote. The same traveller claimed the crew had taken photographs of Ms Farrell with others before the dive, but when they contacted Wings Diving Adventure to try and get hold of the images they had been deleted. Scathing reviews have been posted to TripAdvisor slamming the Wings Diving Adventures charter boat operators and claiming they deleted photographs of Ms Farrell . The young woman was just one week into gap year in Australia when she tragically drowned . Ms Farrell was on her first scuba diving trip when she tragically drowned near Blue Pearl Bay (pictured) 'We got in contact with wings solely because they had pictures their staff had taken of the three of us before the dive. Wings deleted these pictures to make way for pictures of their next trip.... despite the likelihood of the police wanting those pictures as evidence,' the review also read. 'Wings have made no effort in contacting our friend's family to express their condolences, we feel they are an absolute disgrace.' Another diver also on the same boat made similar claims, saying the people on the boat were left without any information for a number of hours after the incident which claimed Ms Farrell's life. 'The girl who had the accident was found dead, and what's worst is that I now know that they deleted all of the pictures that had been taken on the boat before they could give it to the girl's family or police,' another review claimed. 'This is destruction of evidence, and I want to make sure that Wings does not get away with this,' the traveller continued. This report was written by a distressed woman who was on the boat when Ms Farrell drowned. Wings refused to comment when contacted by Daily Mail Australia . Ms Farrell (not pictured) was found 11 metres down on the seabed in Blue Pearl Bay in the Whitsundays . When contacted by Daily Mail Australia, Wings Diving Adventures declined to comment on the incident, or whether any photographs had been deleted. Queensland police said they could not comment on specific elements of the investigation. Ms Farrell's father said he was not going on a 'witch hunt' but was desperate to get the truth about his daughter's death and the photographs. 'I don’t want to go on a witch hunt. But this will go to an inquest. We’re heartbroken and will do anything to get to the truth,' he told the Courier Mail. The former soldier, who lives in Colchester, Essex, last spoke to his daughter on Skype two days before her death. Mr Farrell, who is divorced from Miss Farrell’s mother Caron, said at the time: ‘The instructor had three students, one of them was Bethany. One of the students decided she did not want to dive but we have not got the exact reasons why, so she remained on the boat which left the instructor, Bethany and one of her friends. ‘At some point, the diving instructor lost sight of Bethany, then realised he could not locate her, returned the other student to the surface, sought help and went back down, presumably with some other people to help. ‘They found Bethany dead 11 metres down. They were meant to be diving to a depth of 5 metres.’ The family has been told it could be months before the events leading up to Miss Farrell’s death are fully understood. Ms Farrell, who studied English literature and media at Southampton Solent University, had been in Australia for a week and met up with some friends who were already there. She had been planning to work in the country for a year and posted a series of images to her account on photosharing website Instagram in the days before her death on February 17. The case is still being investigated by Queensland Police, who will hand a report over to the coroner.",
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            "Friends of Bethany Farrell, the British backpacker who drowned on the Great Barrier Reef while on her gap year, claim that staff on the boat deleted photos that were taken shortly before she left the boat . The backpacker's father is devastated that picture evidence, which may have been able to explain some of the mystery behind the drowning, was discarded before police could see it . Two people who were on the boat when Ms Farrell died have taken to TripAdvisor to criticise Wings Diving Adventure for the way they handled the tragic circumstances .",
            "Friends of a British backpacker who drowned during a diving trip on the Great Barrier Reef claim that staff deleted photos of the young woman that were taken shortly before she left the boat . Bethany Farrell, 23, from Essex, died on her first ever scuba diving trip after she became separated from her instructor while swimming on the Great Barrier Reef, a week after beginning her gap year. The backpacker's father is devastated that picture evidence, which may have been able to explain some of the mystery behind the drowning, was discarded before police could see it ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: The family of a 19-month-old girl with a seven kilogram cancerous tumour in her belly are desperately searching for specialists who may have the answer to removing the treatment-resistant growth. Little Rosannah Gundry was diagnosed with stage three neuroblastoma cancer in December last year, after a specialist at Sydney's Westmead Children's Hospital discovered the football-sized tumour, which weighs more than half her body weight, growing around her vital organs and pressing against her spine. Rosannah, from Baradine in north western New South Wales, had been misdiagnosed with scoliosis when she was three months old, but her aunt, Jessica Searle, said that Rosannah's mother knew something more was wrong when the toddler's stomach began to swell. Little Rosannah Gundry was diagnosed with stage three neuroblastoma cancer in December last year . 'Her mother Jamielee kept saying to the doctor that it wasn't scoliosis. She was pale and not eating, and vomiting up her food, so she kept looking for a second opinion,' Ms Searle, 25, told Daily Mail Australia. In December last year, twelve months after Rosannah was originally diagnosed with scoliosis, the family was given the devastating news that she had stage three neuroblastoma cancer. 'I just don't think her parents had prepared themselves for the news. Even when she was having tests, I don't think they let themselves believe it,' Ms Searle said. The tumour had wrapped itself around her organs and up her spine to near her heart, and was releasing huge amounts of adrenaline, which meant that the toddler needed to be put on heart medication to balance her racing heartbeat of 200 beats per minute. Rosannah was admitted to hospital immediately, and began chemotherapy treatment on the huge tumour, in the hope that it would shrink to a size which could be operated on. 'The oncologist said to us that he was hopeful that after four rounds of chemotherapy it would be able to be removed. While we were waiting for the rounds Rosannah got quite sick and contracted a staph infection,' Ms Searle said. The seven kilogram tumour is pressing against her spine and vital organs causing her swollen stomach . Rosannah's aunt Jessica Searle is seeking treatment for her niece in the United States . Rosannah had four rounds of chemotherapy which her oncologist had hoped would shrink the tumour . 'It's been quite a battle for the poor little thing.' Rosannah and Jamielee, a single mother, have been staying in Ronald McDonald House while the rest of their family lives several hours away in country NSW. A day before her last chemotherapy treatment, Rosannah's mother Jamielee gave birth to her second child, Skylah, and just two week later, was told that the chemotherapy hadn't been successful in reducing the tumour to an operable size. 'We were told that the chemotherapy had been ineffective because the tumour had developed a protective barrier which meant it was immune. They also couldn't put her into radiation therapy because of how close it is to her organs,' said Ms Searle. Rosannah's extended family have now begun reaching out to specialists overseas in the hope that there may be treatment available in the United States that is not available in Australia. A day before Rosannah's last chemotherapy treatment, her mother gave birth to her little sister Skylah . Ms Seale said that Rosannah's mother has been very strong even through the delivery of Skylah (right) Her oncologist has also continued to seek advice, and the family is hopeful that a solution will be found to buy some more time for the 'fun-loving' little girl. 'She's a cracker of a child, despite her pale skin and overly large stomach you wouldn't pick that she has something wrong with her,' said Ms Searle. 'She's very carefree and runs wild like any other child, she's a very happy little girl.' However, it has been a month since Rosannah's last treatment, and her aunt said she is beginning to experience more pain as her condition worsens. 'She's been eating less and can't walk for more than a few metres before she falls over in pain, crying,' Ms Searle said. 'We found out this week that this is because the tumour is pushing on her spinal cord and catching the nerves there,' she said. 'Sometimes when I look into her eyes it's like she knows something is really wong.' Ms Seale said that the family and Rosannah's oncologist aren't giving up hope, and that they are determined to keep searching for a solution. The family is hopeful that a solution will be found to buy some more time for the 'fun-loving' little girl . 'She's very carefree and runs wild like any other child, she's a very happy little girl,' said Ms Seale . It has been a month since Rosannah's last treatment, and her aunt said she is beginning to experience more pain as her condition worsens . 'Her oncologist is looking into using a specialised dye which is currently used to show where the cancer is in her body, but could possibly kill the cells if used in a strong enough dose,' she said. 'But he can't promise anything and so both he and our family are talking to overseas specialists about the next step.' Ms Seale has set up a GoFundMe page to raise money to help Rosannah and her mother fly to the US to seek treatment not available in Australia. 'I feel as though the health system has failed her big time. We want to buy her some time, and the only thing holding us back is the financial side.' Ms Seale said that the whole ordeal has been exhausting, and pyschologically is beginning to take it's toll. 'I've been trying to support Jamielee, going back and forth and doing everything I can to make sure she doesn't feel like she's alone,' she said. 'I am so proud and amazed by how strong she is. If I was in that position I wouldn’t be coping. She just gets up and soldiers on, she hasn’t cried, she’s doing really well,' said Ms Searle. Ms Seale, who has a three-year-old son herself, said that she wants as many people as possible to come forward and support Rosannah. 'We just want to give her the best opportunity at life, and we can't do that here,' she said.",
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            "A family is desperately searching for specialists who may have the answer to removing a treatment-resistant seven kilogram cancerous tumour from a 19-month-old girl . Rosannah Gundry was diagnosed with stage three neuroblastoma cancer in December last year, after a specialist at Sydney's Westmead Children's Hospital discovered the football-sized tumour, which weighs more than half her body weight, growing around her vital organs and pressing against her spine . Her extended family has begun reaching out to specialists overseas in the hope that there may be treatment available in the United States not available in Australia .",
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A 100-year-old New Jersey man killed his 88-year-old wife with an ax while she slept before he went into the bathroom and committed suicide with a knife, according to authorities. Michael and Rosalia Juskin had a 'history of domestic issues,' according to Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli. Molinelli said a motive for the apparent murder-suicide on Sunday night had not yet been determined. 100-year-old Michael Juskin allegedly killed his wife Rosalia, 88, with an axe while she slept before he committed suicide with a knife on Sunday night. Visibly upset neighbors gathered in front of their Bergen County, New Jersey house on Monday morning . Prosecutor John L. Molinelli said the couple had a 'history of domestic issues' but that a motive had not yet been determined. A relative discovered the bodies on Monday morning . A relative, who was not inside the home at the time of the killings, discovered the bodies Monday morning and called police, according to authorities. Michael Juskin is one of the oldest people ever to be accused of homicide, according to NorthJersey.com. Neighbors were visibly upset as they gathered in front of the Juskins' home. Dorota Biskup, 42, told NorthJersey.com that police had been to the couple's house a few times in recent years. Elmwood Park Police Chief Michael Foligno confirmed Biskup's claim, but would not provide further details. Biskup also claimed that Michael Juskin had mental problems and that the couple's daughter had asked her mother to move home. 'The daughter was saying \"Mom come to me because we know he’s not stable,'\" Biskup told CBS New York. A relative told NorthJersey.com that Michael had been suffering from dementia and said he sometimes wasn't lucid. Neighbor Carole Lynch described Rosalia as a 'very sweet lady' and said Michael was 'not well'. Lynch said Rosalia had wanted to live in Florida full-time, but her husband wanted to keep their New Jersey home. One neighbor said police had been to the couple's home a few times in recent years, a claim Elmwood Park Police Chief Michael Foligno confirmed .",
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            "Michael Juskin, 100, allegedly killed his wife Rosalia Juskin, 88, with an axe while she slept before he committed suicide with a knife Sunday night . They had a history of domestic issues and a motive hasn't yet been determined . A relative discovered the bodies Monday morning .",
            "A 100-year-old New Jersey man killed his 88-year-old wife with an ax while she slept before he committed suicide with a knife on Sunday night . Michael and Rosalia Juskin had a 'history of domestic issues' . Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli said a motive for the apparent murder-suicide had not yet been determined .",
            "A 100-year-old man killed his 88-year-old wife with an axe and then committed suicide with a knife, according to authorities . Michael and Rosalia Juskin had a 'history of domestic issues' . A relative discovered the bodies the next morning ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: You could soon unlock your phone simply by holding it up to the side of your face. Researchers have created a sensor that can recognise the unique shape of your ear, your palm or any other body part you want to use to access your device. Called Bodyprint, the technology turns a standard touchscreen into a biometric scanner removing the need to specialist hardware such as fingerprint readers or infrared cameras. Scroll down for video . Researchers at Yahoo Labs in California have created a sensor that can recognise the shape of your ear or any other body part you want to access your device (shown) Bodyprint was devised by Christian Holz, Senaka Buthpitiya, and Marius Knaust from the California-based Yahoo Labs. Details of its algorithm are included in their paper, Bodyprint: Biometric User Identification on Mobile Devices Using the Capacitive Touchscreen to Scan Body Parts. The Salt card is designed to end the tiresome task of manually unlocking a smartphone or tablet by automatically making it come to life whenever the user is nearby. The credit card-sized gadget also locks devices again as soon as a user moves out of range at a distance of ten feet (three metres). Salt connects to an app on a user’s Android handset or iPhone via Bluetooth and also tells them if they have strayed too far from their wallet, where the firm suggests the Salt card is stored. The card was created by Illinois-based duo Joel Paglione and Niko Zistakis.. They claim it will save people around 53 hours over a year, based on the belief that the average phone user unlocks their phone 150 times a day. 'Recent mobile phones integrate fingerprint scanners to authenticate users biometrically and replace passwords, making authentication more convenient for users,' explained the researchers. 'However, due to their cost, capacitive fingerprint scanners have been limited to top-of-the-line phones, a result of the required resolution and quality of the sensor.' They continued that while the input resolution of a touchscreen is around six dots per inch (dpi) - meaning it can't capture the level of detail in a fingerprint - the surface area is larger than a more advanced reader. This allows the touch sensor 'to scan users’ body parts, such as ears, fingers, fists, and palms by pressing them against the display.' To accept an incoming call, users would only need to press their ear against the phone. During tests with 12 participants, Bodyprint classified body parts with 99.98 per cent accuracy and identified users with 99.52 per cent accuracy. This accuracy was highest when scanning the ear due to its more unique shape and size. It’s not just ears that could be used for identification – your first, phalanges (in your fingers), palm or just your fingertips could also be used (shown). This means that just gripping the phone could unlock it for you . A video demonstrating the technology revealed Bioprint can also be used to add multiple users to a single device. So, for example, if something required dual identification then both people could provide it. It’s not just ears that could be used for identification - your fist, phalanges (in your fingers), palm or your fingertips could also be used. This means that just gripping the phone could unlock it for you. There's no news yet on when the feature might be made available to manufacturers, but the team says their next step is to continue testing. To accept an incoming call, users would only need to press their ear against the phone (example shown). During tests with 12 participants, Bodyprint classified body parts with 99.98 per cent accuracy and identified users with 99.52 per cent accuracy .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Yahoo Labs in California reveals new method to unlock your phone .\nSimply by holding it to your head, their technology can recognise your ear .\nIt can also use other body parts like a fist or a palm to access your device .\nIt removes the need for specialist hardware like fingerprint readers .<END-1>",
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            "Researchers have created Bodyprint, a technology that can turn a standard touchscreen into a biometric scanner . It recognises the unique shape of your ear, palm or any other body part you want to use to access your device . The technology means that there is no need for specialist hardware such as fingerprint readers or infrared cameras .",
            "Researchers have created a sensor called Bodyprint that can recognise the shape of your ear or any other body part you want to use to access your device . The technology turns a standard touchscreen into a biometric scanner, removing the need for specialist hardware such as fingerprint readers or infrared cameras ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Quarter of a century after his last number one, Paul Simon is back at the top of the charts. The 73-year-old - who rose to fame as part of Simon & Garfunkel - has forged ahead of more youthful musicians to reach number one in the UK album chart with The Ultimate Collection. His album outsold those by the likes of Ed Sheeran, James Bay and Sam Smith. Number one: Paul Simon topped the UK albums chart for the first time in 25 years. His latest release, The Ultimate Collection, beat albums from more youthful musicians such as Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith . Simon's recent tour with Sting (left) is believed to have been the catalyst in helping to propel him to the top of the charts. It is the first time he has reached the top of the album chart since The Rhythm of the Saints in 1990 . The greatest hits record includes 19 tracks from Simon’s 50-year career, including Mrs Robinson and The Only Living Boy in New York, from his days recording and performing as Simon & Garfunkel with Art Garfunkel, prior to their break up in the 1970s, and some of his solo hits such as 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover. It marks a return to popularity for the Grammy Award-winning singer, 73, as the first time he has reached the top of the album chart since The Rhythm of the Saints in 1990. Simon is currently on his On Stage Together world tour with Sting. It is thought the success of the pair’s live shows, which have been met with rave reviews, is what propelled the album to number one. Simon & Garfunkel broke up spectacularly, and very publicly, in 1970, soon after the release of their album Bridge Over Troubled Water. Early success: The 73-year-old rose to fame as one half of Simon and Garfunkel. He and Art Garfunkel (left) broke up in 1970 soon after the release of their album Bridge Over Troubled Water .",
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            "Paul Simon has reached the top of the UK album chart for the first time in 25 years with his album, The Ultimate Collection . The greatest hits record includes 19 tracks from Simon’s 50-year career and follows his recent world tour with Sting.",
            "Paul Simon has reached the top of the UK album chart for the first time in 25 years with The Ultimate Collection . The album includes 19 tracks from the American singer’s 50-year career, from Simon & Garfunkel to his solo hits such as 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover. Simon’s recent tour with Sting is believed to have been the catalyst for his return to popularity.",
            "Paul Simon has reached the top of the UK album chart with The Ultimate Collection 25 years after his last number one . The album includes 19 tracks from Simon’s 50-year career, including Mrs Robinson and The Only Living Boy in New York, from his days recording and performing as Simon & Garfunkel with Art Garfunkel ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)Three British citizens arrested in the United Arab Emirates after they were found plane spotting near Fujairah airport are to be released Monday, their lawyer, Nasser al-Hashem, tells CNN. The three have been in jail since February 22. \"We made our defense, and the judge made the decision to drop the case,\" al-Hashem said. No charges were filed, there will be no travel ban, and the men will not face deportation, he said. Conrad Clitheroes, 54, and Gary Cooper, 45, were on a five-day visit to the UAE from Manchester when they were arrested. The third man, Neil Munro, is a British national who lives in the UAE. As a hobby, plane spotters view and photograph aircraft around the world.",
        "generated_text": "British; jail; February 22; Men; plane; UK; the UAE; hobby.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Three British men won't be charged or deported, their lawyer says .\nThey were arrested after plane spotting near Fujairah airport and have been in jail since February 22 .<END-1>",
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            "Three British men who were jailed in the UAE since February 22 for plane spotting are to be released Monday . Conrad Clitheroes, 54, and Gary Cooper, 45, were visiting the UAE when they were arrested. The third man, Neil Munro, is a British national who lives in the UAE.",
            "Three British citizens arrested in the UAE after plane spotting near Fujairah airport will be released . Conrad Clitheroes, 54, and Gary Cooper, 45, were on a visit from Manchester when they were arrested on February 22 . Neil Munro, a British national living in the UAE, was the third man.",
            "Three British citizens, who were arrested in the UAE in February for plane spotting , will be released Monday . Conrad Clitheroes and Gary Cooper are from the UK and Neil Munro is a British national living in the UAE . No charges were filed and they will not face deportation or a travel ban ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: These days you can ditch hotels and stay in a real house just about anywhere in the world - find the one that best suits you with our guide. Host with the most . The concept of a homestay holiday is that rather than renting an empty house or apartment, you stay at a reasonable cost in the home of your hosts. Web-based company Homestay.com lists options for single people, couples and families in cities, established holiday areas or farther afield. At best, homestays are offered by hosts who want to help you understand their country or district. We can all find the Dordogne or Lake Garda on a map but this gets you closer to the real region faster and cheaper. More information: www.homestay.com . Dive in: This light-filled apartment and swimming pool in Los Angeles can be rented through onefinestay.com . Rich pickings . Rent posh private apartments in some of the world’s most glamorous cities while the owners are out of town. These luxury homes are on offer through the website Onefinestay.com in London, Paris, New York and Los Angeles. The firm’s latest venture is a deal with travel firm Carrier to offer accommodation complete with flights, transfers and financial protection. More information: www.onefinestay.com . Head for the west coast: Take a trawl online and you could be hitting the surf on a board before you know it . Bed-and-breakfast extravaganza . An online company that started out as a website offering airbeds for rent on living room floors in San Francisco, with breakfast thrown in, now claims 800,000 listings in towns and cities worldwide. Its name, Airbnb.com, remains unchanged in homage to its origins, and with so many listings, no doubt the occasional inflatable mattress still features. These days, it is people wanting to raise cash from their spare room who form the great majority of hosts. But a thorough search of Airbnb will yield yurts in Mongolia, castles in the Alps, treehouses in New England, igloos in the Canadian Arctic and innumerable boats (where an airbed doubles as a life raft, naturally) to stay in. Back in San Francisco, where it all started, search through thousands of listings ranging from £7 per night on a sofa to £500-plus for a whole apartment. More information: www.airbnb.com . Diverse: Airbnb.com offers an array of accommodation, from spare rooms to igloos or even a Mongolian yurt . Home from home . Book a villa or city apartment, then sit back and relax in the knowledge that even though you are paying far below top whack, every little thing will be fine. Owners of the thousands of properties listed on the Housetrip.com site are so confident you’ll be happy, they take payment 48 hours after guests arrive. If you get there and are dissatisfied, the company will find an alternative or give you a refund. More information: www.housetrip.com . Ethical getaways . The squeaky-clean agency Responsibletravel.com specialises in ethical travel by connecting tourists with local travel companies all over the world, particularly in developing countries. Homestays are at the core of its business culture, whether that means sleeping in a Masai hut in a Kenyan village or getting to know your Indian hosts in a palatial old merchant’s haveli in Rajasthan. Other options include staying on a coffee farm in Costa Rica and hanging out in the Australian outback. Nearer to home, you can share in the life of Berber villagers in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco (avoid Ramadan, 30 days from June 18) or stay with a family who grow herbs at an eco-home in Slovenia’s Soca valley. More information: www.responsibletravel.com . Far away: Stay in a Masai hut in a Kenyan village (above) or a haveli in Rajasthan with Responsibletravel . Get put up for free . Finally, the social-networking and ‘hospitality exchange’ website Couchsurfing.org enables registered users to contact host members and stay with them, free, for a day or two. This may be on a sofa, though more commonly a spare bed is offered. Guests then ‘surf’ on to their next venue. The ‘free‘ part is not necessarily as important as sharing briefly in the life of the host, who will typically take you on a tour of their city and introduce you to friends. Although no fee is paid, it is common for the guest to bring a gift or invite the hosts out for a restaurant meal. The scheme suits travellers on a tight budget interested in engaging with locals rather than fellow residents of backpacker hostels. More information: www.couchsurfing.org .",
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            "You can ditch hotels and stay in a real house just about anywhere in the world . Homestay.com lists options for single people, couples and families in cities, established holiday areas or farther afield . Other options include Airbnb, onefinestay, Housetrip.com and Responsibletravel.com.",
            "A guide to a variety of accommodation options for a holiday, including homestays offered by hosts who want to help you understand their country or district, Airbnb which lists 800,000 listings in towns and cities worldwide, luxury homes on offer through Onefinestay.com in London, Paris, New York and Los Angeles, and ethical travel through Responsibletravel.com, connecting tourists with local travel companies all over the world, particularly in developing countries. The article also suggests the social-networking and ‘hospitality exchange’ website Couchsurfing.org which enables registered users to contact host members and stay with them, free, for a day or two. ",
            "You can now rent a posh private apartment in some of the world’s most glamorous cities while the owners are out of town, through the website onefinestay.com . Homestay.com offers homestays in cities, established holiday areas or farther afield, and Airbnb.com offers 800,000 listings in towns and cities worldwide . Responsibletravel.com specialises in ethical travel, connecting tourists with local travel companies, while Couchsurfing.org enables registered users to contact host members and stay with them, free, for a day or two ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It may have been Miley Cyrus' pink heart-shaped nipple pasties that garnered all the attention when she paid honour to rocker Joan Jett on Saturday, but eagle-eyed fans were distracted by something else. Savvy social media users noticed that the 22-year-old, who attended the 30th Annual Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony on Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio, had given her razor a night off. Miley, 22, who is known and loved for her controversial sartorial choices, displayed a somewhat bushy underarm region as she posed for a social media snap. Scroll down for video . Miley Cyrus posed for a social media snap ahead of the 30th Annual Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony on Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio... and it appears that she had given her razor a night off . One user, Hayley Mashteare, commented: 'Miley Cyrus doesn't shave her armpits and that worries me', while Gucci Girl said that star's armpit hairs were 'freaking her out'. Jennifer Sidlow chimed in: 'Don't care how feminist/hippy you are, having armpit hair like Miley Cyrus is just no'. One fan account added: 'Armpit hair is disgusting, please shave Miley Cyrus.' Miley Cyrus bares her armpits as she speaks onstage during the 30th Annual Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony at Public Hall on Saturday . Miley's somewhat bushy underarm area caused quite a stir on social media where many users advised Miley to pick up a razor and shave . Some users leapt to her defence, with El adding: 'Why do people even care that Miley Cyrus has armpit hair? Like wow imagine that, a human with hair! How gross!' A lot of users didn't understand why people were 'freaking out' over the singer's armpit hair, with Charlie saying: 'Miley Cyrus' armpit hair isn't \"hideous\", we all see men's armpit hair but that's apparently acceptable because they're men. Please shut up' Of course, loyal fans sprung to her defence. One, named Abi, tweeted: 'Stop telling @MileyCyrus to shave her armpits? She's a woman. She doesn't have to do what you say! There is nothing wrong with body hair.' Stephanie added: 'People are losing their minds over Miley Cyrus not shaving her armpits.. how can hair offend you? It's hair...' El jumped in: 'Why do people even care that Miley Cyrus has armpit hair? Like wow imagine that, a human with hair! How gross!'. Whilst Miley's personal grooming habits caused a social media stir, she isn't the first - and probably won't be the last - to shun her razor in favour of the fuzz. Scout Willis is also more than happy to show off her armpit hair on the red carpet and in her social media snaps. The 23-year-old daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis has been seen working out with her armpit hair on show . Scout  appeared to have grown out her underarm hair for an exhibition in February . Scott's underarm hair was on display in a recent social media snap with her friends . Scott Willis, for one, isn't a fan of shaving - and prefers to embrace her underarm hairs. Scout is well-known as the voice of Free The Nipple, which campaigns for women's body rights, and is more than happy to show off her armpit hair on the red carpet and in her social media snaps. The 23-year-old daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis has been seen working out with her armpit hair on show, as well as when out and about with her pals. One picture, which was taken during a fitness session with sisters Rumer, 26, and Tallulah, 20, ignited debate on Tallulah's social media page, with one Instagram follower writing: ‘Pit hair is just ugly and stinky.’ And she found support from a fan who responded: ‘Be comfortable in your own skin and do your thing girls!! As a mom of 3 daughters myself that's all I've got to say!’ Another follower added: ‘Guys open your minds! We are not all made the same way!’ Madonna, Pixie Lott, Juliette Lewis and Julia Roberts have all famously tried the carefree look, too. Julia Roberts revealing an unshaved armpit at the premiere of Notting Hill in 1999, left, and Madonna showing off some serious underarm hair, which social media users pointed out could well be fake . Pixie Lott appeared to have taken beauty tips from Julia Roberts as she forgot to shave her armpits ahead of The Dark Knight Rises premiere in London in 2012, left, while Juliette Lewis shows off her version of the au natural look at a party .",
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            "Miley Cyrus, known for controversial sartorial choices, gave her razor a night off, causing a stir on social media . She displayed a somewhat bushy underarm region as she posed for a social media snap and savvier users noticed . Some fans supported her, whilst others criticised her .",
            "Miley Cyrus' personal grooming habits caused a social media stir . She attended the 30th Annual Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony in Cleveland on Saturday . The 22-year-old, who is known for her controversial sartorial choices, displayed a somewhat bushy underarm region as she posed for a social media snap .",
            "Miley Cyrus caused a stir on social media when fans noticed she had given her razor a night off . One user commented: 'Miley Cyrus doesn't shave her armpits and that worries me', while Gucci Girl said that star's armpit hairs were 'freaking her out'. Some users leapt to her defence, whilst others advised Miley to pick up a razor and shave."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Apple founder Steve Jobs' widow Laurene has told of her admiration for Democratic White House front-runner Hillary Clinton. Ms Jobs, 51, called former First Lady Hillary a 'revolutionary' woman, and added that it's not just because she's a woman - but 'the type of woman she is'. Speaking to Time 100, Ms Jobs said: 'Hillary Clinton is not familiar. She is revolutionary. Not radical, but revolutionary: The distinction is crucial. She is one of America’s greatest modern creations. Laurene Jobs, pictured, widow of Apple's Steve, has strongly backed Hillary Clinton for president . Laurene Jobs said that Hillary Clinton, right, has 'judgment and wisdom' based on her public service . 'Her decades in our public life must not blind us to the fact that she represents new realities and possibilities. Indeed, those same decades have conferred upon her what newness usually lacks: judgment, and even wisdom. 'It matters, of course, that Hillary is a woman. But what matters more is what kind of woman she is.' Mrs Clinton announced her intention to seek the Democratic nomination on Sunday - and set upon the campaign trail with a trip to meet 'ordinary' voters in Iowa. But she was blasted for her 'staged' visit on Tuesday morning to a coffee shop in LeClaire, Iowa. Austin Bird, one of the men pictured sitting at the table with Mrs Clinton, claimed the whole event was orchestrated 'from beginning to end'. STAGED: Clinton sat to talk with three young Iowans at a coffee shop on Tuesday – all of whom were driven to the event by her Iowa campaign's political director . NOT SO ORDINARY: Austin Bird is a Democratic Party insider who chauffeured Vice President Joe Biden around Davenport, Iowa in October during a pre-election campaign trip . Bird told Daily Mail Online that campaign staffer Troy Price called and asked him and two other young people to meet him Tuesday morning at a restaurant in Davenport, a nearby city. Price then drove them to the coffee house to meet Clinton after vetting them for about a half-hour. The three got the lion's share of Mrs. Clinton's time and participated in what breathless news reports described as a 'roundtable'– the first of many in her brief Iowa campaign swing. Bird himself is a frequent participant in Iowa Democratic Party events. He interned with President Obama's 2012 presidential re-election campaign, and was tapped to chauffeur Vice President Joe Biden in October 2014 when he visited Davenport. 'What happened is, we were just asked to be there by Troy,' Bird said Wednesday in a phone interview. 'We were asked to come to a meeting with Troy, the three of us, at the Village Inn.' The other two, he confirmed, were University of Iowa College Democrats president Carter Bell and Planned Parenthood of the Heartland employee Sara Sedlacek. 'It was supposed to be a strategy meeting,' Bird recalled, 'to get our thoughts about issues. But then all of a sudden he says, \"Hey, we have Secretary Clinton coming in, would you like to go meet her?\"' 'And then we got in a car – Troy's car – and we went up to the coffee house, and we sat at a table and then Hillary just came up and talked with us.' Bird said 'we all were called.' 'I mean, Troy asked us all to do – to go to a meeting with him. And we didn't really know what it was about. I mean, he did. He knew.' It's unclear how many Iowans featured in photographs with Clinton that rocketed around the country on Tuesday were planted. 'The mayor of LeClaire was there, and his wife was there,' Bird said, recalling the scene at the coffee shop. Price was executive director of the Iowa Democratic Party until a month ago. Clinton's team tapped him last week to be its political director in Iowa. He did not respond to a request for comment. Bird is a government and community relations coordinator at Genesis Health System in Davenport, Iowa, according to his LinkedIn profile. A coworker at Genesis said Wednesday that Bird is 'basically a lobbyist in training. That's what he wants to do.' Bird disagreed, saying his role was 'more public relations.' He's also an outspoken progressive whose Facebook wall shows he ordered a 'Hillary For President' bumper sticker 22 months ago. 'Is it 2016 yet?' he wrote in May 2013. Clinton's nascent campaign has carefully coordinated her image as a spontaneous, handshaking populist in her first days as a candidate, posing with Pennsylvanians at a gas station and venturing into an Ohio Chipotle restaurant for lunch. When no one recognized the former first lady – she was wearing sunglasses – the campaign leaked information to The New York Times so its reporters could get security-camera footage to prove she had tried to mingle with voters. Scripting supposedly off-the-cuff appearances is common in presidential politics but could hurt Clinton especially hard since her gonzo road-trip journey to America's broad midwest is designed to counter her image as cold, calculating and politically venomous. And planting party insiders in place of typical Iowans won't go over well in the Hawkeye State, where pressing the flesh and collecting caucus votes is a quadrennial full-contact sport. ASTROTURF: Setting up faux events for news cameras is nothing new in politics, but Iowans take presidential contests seriously and could punish Clinton for the deception . THE FIXER: Bird said Troy Prince (left, pictured with VP Joe Biden), who was executive director of the Iowa Democratic Party until he left last month to help Clinton's statewide political effort, recruited him and others to attend the 'spontaneous' coffee meeting . Clinton's campaign has already taken heat for depicting at least three people in her campaign launch video as 'everyday' Americans who were actually partisans with political connections. One was even a former campaign manager for Wendy Davis, the Texas Democrat who mounted a failed bid for Texas governor last year. In LeClaire on Tuesday, Bloomberg and other outlets referred to Bird as a 'student' at St. Ambrose University, not as a hospital government-affairs staffer with Democratic party street-cred. He does study at St. Ambrose – part-time. But Bird's ties to the party are deep enough that his Facebook wall includes a photo of him standing in front of Joe Biden's limousine in Davenport. 'I was driving the Vice President when he was in town in October,' Bird noted in a Facebook comment. Biden was not there on official government business, but for a campaign stop in support of Democrat Bruce Braley. 'The Vice President will attend a grassroots event for Braley for Iowa with Representative David Loebsack,' according to White House press guidance for his October 27, 2014 schedule.",
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            "Laurene Jobs, Steve Job's widow, has praised Hillary Clinton as a revolutionary woman . She commented on her judgment and wisdom based on her public service . It has also been reported that Clinton's visit to a coffee shop in LeClaire, Iowa, was staged with party insiders instead of actual Iowans present . ",
            "Steve Jobs' widow, Laurene, has called Hillary Clinton a 'revolutionary woman' . Mrs. Clinton recently announced her intention to seek the Democratic nomination for the 2016 presidential race . Clinton's campaign has been scrutinized recently for orchestrating 'spontaneous' events with planted party insiders .",
            "Laurene Jobs, 51, called Hillary Clinton a 'revolutionary' woman who represents 'new realities and possibilities' . Mrs. Clinton's campaign has already taken heat for depicting at least three people in her campaign launch video as 'everyday' Americans who were actually partisans with political connections . The article suggests that planting party insiders in place of typical Iowans won't go over well in the Hawkeye State, where pressing the flesh and collecting caucus votes is a quadrennial full-contact sport . "
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Usually parents get to work teaching children their ABCs. But one parent decided to teach their baby an altogether less practical trick. American YouTube user KentuckyFriedIdiot filmed himself teaching his newborn daughter how to suck a plastic water bottle. Footage shows him gnawing on the side of a drinks container before stopping and prompting his child to follow. The infant then obediently performs the same stunt with a water bottle of her own. The duo then sit together enjoying some bonding time with their simple props, . To date the clip has been watched more than 190,000 times, with many viewers deeming it 'cute' and 'adorable'. 'That's so awesome. I'm amazed at how she pays attention to you and copies. It must feel great to have a daughter like her,' one commenter wrote. Repeat after me: American YouTube user KentuckyFriedIdiot filmed himself teaching his newborn daughter how to suck a plastic water bottle . Home tutoring: Footage shows him gnawing on the side of a drinks container before stopping and prompting his child to follow . Quick learner: The infant then obediently performs the same stunt with a water bottle of her own . Two peas in a pod: The duo then sit together enjoying some bonding time with their simple props .",
        "generated_text": "KentuckyFriedIdiot; himself; newborn daughter; plastic water bottle; To date the clip; more than 190,000 times; many viewers.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>American YouTube user KentuckyFriedIdiot filmed himself teaching his newborn daughter how to suck a plastic water bottle .\nTo date the clip has been watched more than 190,000 times .<END-1>",
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            "An American YouTube user, KentuckyFriedIdiot, filmed himself teaching his newborn daughter how to suck a plastic water bottle . The duo were seen bonding while enjoying the simple prop . The clip has been viewed more than 190,000 times to date.",
            "American YouTube user KentuckyFriedIdiot filmed himself teaching his newborn daughter how to suck a plastic water bottle . Footage has been watched more than 190,000 times with many viewers deeming it 'cute' and 'adorable' .",
            "American YouTube user KentuckyFriedIdiot filmed himself teaching his newborn daughter how to suck a plastic water bottle . To date the clip has been watched more than 190,000 times, with many viewers deeming it 'cute' and 'adorable'."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: (CNN)A professor at Texas A&M Galveston said in an email to his strategic management students that they were a disgrace, that they lacked maturity -- and that he would fail the entire class. Irwin Horwitz, an instructional associate professor in the university's department of maritime administration, told CNN affiliate KPRC that he had finally reached a breaking point. \"Enough was enough,\" Horwitz said. \"It became apparent that they couldn't do just some of the most simple and basic things that they should've been able to do at that point.\" In the email to students, KPRC reported, Horwitz said: \"I have seen cheating, been told by students to 'chill out,' 'get out of my space,' 'go back and teach' refuse to leave the room after being told to do so following inappropriate conduct, called a 'f*****g moron' several times by a student to my face...\" Horwitz added that students spread hurtful rumors about him, his wife and colleagues, and that he felt the need for police protection in class. John Shaw, a senior at Texas A&M Galveston and student in Horwitz's class, told KPRC he was worried about the job he has lined up after graduation. \"Just ridiculous, because, I mean, I had never had a problem in the class,\" Shaw said. \"I thought I had done pretty well, done pretty well on the first test and everything else that's going on. I get an email saying I am going to get an F in the class, and just kind of -- it was overwhelming.\" Texas A&M Galveston is a part of the Texas A&M University System; its more than 2,000 students focus on marine and maritime studies. Patrick Louchouarn, the vice president for academic affairs and chief academic officer, told KPRC that the university will not necessarily stand by the failing grades Horwitz planned to hand out. University officials said the department head will take over teaching the strategic management class. \"None of them have failed until the end of the class, meaning the only reason a student would fail is because he or she hasn't performed the actual, you know, with the expectations for that particular class,\" Louchouarn said. University officials have not yet responded to CNN's request for comment.",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>A Texas A&M Galveston professor said in an email to students he would fail the entire class .\nUniversity officials won't necessarily stand by failing grades, CNN affiliate KPRC reports .<END-1>",
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            "A professor at Texas A&M Galveston sent an email to his strategic management students saying they were a disgrace and lacked maturity and that he would fail the entire class . The university will not necessarily stand by the failing grades Horwitz planned to hand out . The department head will take over teaching the strategic management class .",
            "Texas A&M Galveston professor said in an email to his strategic management students that they were a disgrace and he would fail the entire class . Irwin Horwitz said he had reached a breaking point and that his students lacked maturity. In the email, Horwitz also said that he had seen cheating, had been told to \"chill out,\" and had been called a \"f*****g moron\" several times by a student.",
            "Texas A&M Galveston associate professor Irwin Horwitz threatened to fail the entire strategic management class in an email, calling his students \"a disgrace\" and lacking maturity . He said in the email that he had seen cheating and been called a \"f****** moron\" by a student . The university's department head will take over teaching the class, and university officials say they will not necessarily stand by the failing grades Horwitz planned to hand out."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: As Jose Mourinho led an angry touchline delegation in pursuit of fourth official Lee Mason, the entire section of Arsenal supporters who sit behind the visitors’ bench climbed to their feet to hurl their abuse. As they settled back into their seats, the rest of the Emirates Stadium exploded into verse about Mourinho, with advice as to where he should go. The Chelsea manager and his assistant Steve Holland had been complaining about the charge from goal by goalkeeper David Ospina which flattened Oscar in the first half, but which was not adjudged to be a foul. Cesc Fabregas returned to Emirates Stadium for the first time since leaving for Barcelona in 2011 . Francis Coquelin of Arsenal evades Fabregas of Chelsea during the 0-0 draw at Emirates Stadium on Sunday . Every Fabregas touch was booed as he operated in the first half in a deep role alongside Nemanja Matic . Fabregas - without his mask on - swaps shirts and salutes the Emirates crowd at full time . The pass to Oscar had been wonderfully delivered by Cesc Fabregas, masked villain of the day in this North London postcode, having the temerity to return in blue nearly four years after agitating to leave Arsenal for Barcelona. Every Fabregas touch was booed. And he didn’t hide. He was influential, operating in the first half in a deep role alongside Nemanja Matic, from where he is often more creative, before moving forward after the break into a No.10 role (and removing the protective mask). There were a lot of touches and a lot of boos. He rarely misplaced a pass but when he did the home crowd cheered. And no cheer was louder than the one when referee Michael Oliver booked him for a dive. It might not, in fact, have been a dive. Santi Cazorla and Fabregas collided knee-to-knee but the Chelsea midfielder also trailed a leg in search of contact more definite and made the it all seem a little too contrived. Oliver was on the spot. So much so that a split-second earlier, he had made a better effort than Cazorla at winning the ball. The referee ruled in Arsenal’s favour, and this proved a very popular decision. There was a rare energy about the Emirates and noise levels not normally associated with the stadium. Make no mistake, this one mattered to those in red. It mattered beyond the confines of the 90 minutes and the points won and lost in what remains of this title race. It was about next season. How close are Arsene Wenger’s team to challenging Chelsea for the title? Can they alter the balance of power in the capital? Can they close the gap at the top of the Barclays Premier League? Of course there were a couple of hate-figures in the vicinity. Animosity levels were up but Arsenal have been brilliant since the turn of the year, with one notable exception, and this was an opportunity to make a statement. Chelsea midfielder Oscar had to be replaced at half-time after a painful-looking collision with David Ospina . Arsene Wenger (left) has not beaten Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho (right) in 13 games as the hoodoo continues . Santi Cazorla of Arsenal reacts after a missed chance during his side's 0-0 draw with Chelsea . It was time to get over the players they didn’t sign and get behind those they did. Mourinho showed respect to Alexis Sanchez by starting with Ramires wide on the right to offer defensive cover and limiting Branislav Ivanovic’s involvement as an attacking force, preferring the muscular Serb to mind the Chilean. There were flashes of what Arsenal do well and supporters rejoiced in flourishes, like a back-heel or two by Aaron Ramsey or a sliver of skill from Mesut Ozil, but they could not beat Thibaut Courtois. Arsenal fans sang: 'Boring Boring Chelsea' when they failed to penetrate, and the jeers for Fabregas were transformed into applause when he was substituted in the last minute. By then the game seemed destined to end goalless. Chelsea, had reverted to the six-man defensive shield at half-time by dropping Ramires deeper, and finished the game with centre-half Kurt Zouma also in central midfield. Mourinho was determined to leave with the clean sheet he came for and, left the more satisfied of the two managers. They remain on course for the title and celebrated at the final whistle. Wenger, meanwhile, cannot crack the Jose-hoodoo. There is work to do in the summer if this gap is to be closed. Fabregas of Chelsea appeals as he is booked by referee Michael Oliver on his first return to Arsenal . Fabregas struggled to settle at La Liga giants Barcelona and signed for Chelsea last summer . Arsenal players mark the upcoming anniversary of the Bradford City fire disaster with a minutes silence .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Chelsea held to stalemate with Arsenal at Emirates Stadium on Sunday .\nArsene Wenger has not beaten Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho in 13 games .\nCesc Fabregas returned to Arsenal for first time since leaving in 2011 .\nOscar had to be replaced at half-time after a collision with David Ospina .<END-1>",
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            "Chelsea's Cesc Fabregas returned to Emirates Stadium for the first time since leaving for Barcelona in 2011 and was booed throughout . Arsenal drew 0-0 with Chelsea in the Emirates Stadium . The game mattered to Arsenal beyond the confines of the 90 minutes and the points won and lost in what remains of the title race.",
            "Cesc Fabregas returned to Emirates Stadium for the first time since leaving for Barcelona in 2011 . Animosity levels were up but Arsenal have been brilliant since the turn of the year, with one notable exception, and this was an opportunity to make a statement. The game ended 0-0 .",
            "Cesc Fabregas returned to Emirates Stadium for the first time since leaving for Barcelona in 2011 . Every Fabregas touch was booed as he operated in the first half in a deep role alongside Nemanja Matic . Chelsea and Arsenal drew 0-0 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Remember Chip 'n' Dale's bizarre high-pitched babbles? Well now there's a cat with vocal abilities to match Disney's famed chipmunks. YouTube user Serpentor filmed his feline friend in action. Footage shows the tabby producing a range of unusual gurgling noises as she is petted. When her back is rubbed, she lets out a string of gobbledygook sounds. Her owners are heard laughing in the background as they watch her in action. In between her vocal outbursts, the cat manically licks her furry body. To date the clip of her singing has been watched more than 17,000 times. Many viewers have applauded the animal's skills with one fan deeming her 'characterful'. Vocal session: YouTube user Serpentor filmed his feline friend in action - footage shows the tabby producing bizarre gurgling noises as she is petted . Gibberish: When her back is rubbed, she lets out a string of gobbledygook sounds .",
        "generated_text": "YouTube user Serpentor; tabby; vocal abilities; Disney; Chip 'n; Dale; Tabby; unusual gurgling noises.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>YouTube user Serpentor filmed his feline friend in action .\nFootage shows the tabby producing bizarre noises as she is petted .<END-1>",
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            "YouTube user Serpentor has filmed his feline friend in action, producing a range of unusual gurgling noises as she is petted . Footage shows the tabby cat, which has been compared to Disney's Chip 'n' Dale, letting out a string of gobbledygook sounds when her back is rubbed .",
            "YouTube user Serpentor has caught his tabby on film producing unusual gurgling noises as she is petted, similar to the high-pitched babbles of Disney's famed Chip 'n' Dale . To date, the clip of her singing has been watched more than 17,000 times . Many viewers have applauded the animal's skills with one fan deeming her 'characterful'.",
            "YouTube user Serpentor films his cat producing a range of unusual gurgling noises as she is petted, with footage showing the tabby producing bizarre sounds when her back is rubbed ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A volleyball-playing feline was picked to star in a national TV advert after seeing off competition from thousands of gifted animals. Tortoiseshell Mimi became an internet sensation after her owner uploaded clips of her playing the sport to Facebook. The 30-second-video was shared by thousands of people around the world and features the one-year-old cat playing with 15-year-old Joshua Teague. Joshua’s dad Phil, 56, a computer programmer, bought the cat with his wife Christine, 45, when she was eight-weeks-old in December 2013 from a seller who lived in Birmingham. Mimi was picked to star in the TV advert, which was broadcast last Wednesday (15), after Phil shared the video with the Pets at Home Facebook group earlier this month. He said: 'All the family were really excited to see the advert. Mimi the cat appears in a 30-second video showing her unique ball skills . 'We had everyone around so we could watch it together and we told all our friends that it was going to be on. 'I am really proud that our video was chosen out of thousands of entries. 'It was completely by chance that I uploaded the video on to the Pets At Home Facebook page. The cat is seen playing volleyball with 15-year-old Joshua Teague in the hallway . Mimi was picked to star in the TV advert after Phil shared the video with the Pets at Home Facebook group . 'I just saw something on there asking people to share videos and pictures of their pets so that’s what I did. I didn’t even realise it was a competition. 'The video showed Mimi playing volleyball with my son where he would throw the ball at her and she would keep batting it back. 'I had no idea it was competition so I thought it was a joke when I received an email on April 1 saying our video had been chosen for a national commercial. Mimi is seen in the video batting the ball back to Joshua every time he throws it her way . 'This kind of thing just never happens. 'She is a very talented cat. She has done many times since. 'I think she could get her own TV show.' Administrative assistant Christine said: 'I didn’t even know Phil had uploaded the video on Facebook so I thought it was an April Fools’ joke when he told me about it. 'We normally just skip the adverts when we watch programmes but we made sure to watch this one. 'Although she’s only in the advert for a few seconds, it’s nice to see her on it. 'I never thought when I filmed the video that it would end up on TV.'",
        "generated_text": "Tortoiseshell Mimi; owner; clips; the sport; Facebook. The 30-second-video; thousands; people. The cat; 15-year-old Joshua Teague.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>A clip of Mimi playing volleyball was uploaded to Facebook .\nCat saw of competition from thousands of gifted animals .\nFamily received £20 voucher to buy  treats for their cat .\nOwner said 'family were really excited to see the advert'<END-1>",
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            "A volleyball-playing feline named Mimi has become an internet sensation after clips of her playing the sport were uploaded to Facebook . The 30-second video was shared by thousands of people around the world and features the one-year-old cat playing with 15-year-old Joshua Teague . Mimi was picked to star in a TV advert after her owner shared the video with the Pets at Home Facebook group earlier this month .",
            "A tortoiseshell cat became an internet sensation after clips of her playing volleyball were posted on Facebook . The 30-second video was shared by thousands of people and features the one-year-old cat playing with 15-year-old Joshua Teague . The cat was picked to star in a national TV advert after owner shared the video with the Pets at Home Facebook group.",
            "After videos of her playing volleyball were uploaded to Facebook, Tortoiseshell Mimi was picked to star in a national TV advert . The 30-second-video was shared by thousands of people around the world and features the one-year-old cat playing with 15-year-old Joshua Teague . Joshua’s dad Phil bought the cat with his wife Christine when she was eight-weeks-old in December 2013 from a seller who lived in Birmingham ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Catholic school teacher suspended after she wrote a Facebook post claiming that gays were behind an 'agenda' to 'reengineer western civ into slow extinction' has been reinstated. Patricia Jannuzzi was put on administrative leave last month and was asked to disable her Facebook page when her comments drew wide publicity, in part after school alumnus Scott Lyons wrote a critical letter that was shared online by Thelma & Louise star Susan Sarandon, who's his aunt. Another one of Jannuzzi's posts compared a lesbian relationship to news of Egyptian men being beheaded and she said that 'secular materialists (are) making our country so weak we cannot fight the dictatorship of Militant Islam.' Patricia Jannuzzi, right, who wrote in a Facebook post that gays were behind an 'agenda' to 'reengineer western civ into slow extinction', has been reinstated at Immaculata High School despite protests from the likes of Susan Sarandon . A letter was sent on Friday to faculty and staff members at Immaculata High School in Somerville saying Jannuzzi had been reinstated, Gannett New Jersey reports. Monsignor Seamus Brennan, pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, said in the letter that Catholic teachers should communicate the faith in 'a way that is positive and never hurtful.' 'Tone and choice of words matter and I trust Mrs. Jannuzzi's stated promise to strive always to teach in a spirit of truth and charity,' Brennan wrote. He cited Jannuzzi's 'otherwise good reputation as an educator over 30 years at Immaculata' as a factor. After school officials and Diocese of Metuchen Bishop Paul Bootkoski distanced themselves from Jannuzzi's remarks, the diocese was on the end of a backlash from conservatives and traditionalists upset that the school and church did not side with their teacher against a liberal Hollywood activist. Jannuzzi's family, fearing she would lose her job, raised more than $31,000 online. A letter was sent on Friday to faculty and staff members at Immaculata High School in Somerville said Jannuzzi had been reinstated . Monsignor Seamus Brennan, pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, said in the letter that Catholic teachers should communicate the faith in 'a way that is positive and never hurtful' After Bootkoski issued a statement that Jannuzzi continued to receive salary and benefits and that no long-term decision over her job had been made, the Catholic leader was slammed on two radio ads broadcast and accused of trying to cover up Jannuzzi's firing. In a statement posted on the fundraising page, Jannuzzi's attorney David Oakley said all of the contributions would be returned. Oakley said Jannuzzi was 'very happy' with the turn of events. 'I'm delighted with the understanding,' he said Friday. 'We're grateful to the school for engaging in the process.' Michael Hichborn, president of Lepanto Institute, the conservative Catholic group that paid for the radio ads, said on Friday he was surprised by the news. Sarandon's nephew Scott Lyons has criticized his former school for reinstating a teacher who he accused of 'blatant intolerance for the LGBT community' 'That's excellent. It was a great injustice and thank God that the right outcome came about,' he said. 'If they changed their mind I hope it is for a matter of justice and not for a matter of looking to see which way the wind is blowing.' The alumni petition on Change.org was closed by the organizer with 1,188 signatures. In a message, organizer Tom Robinson declared victory. 'As a result of the petition, Immaculata High School acknowledged the problem and decided to review their social media policy. Due to the media firestorm that occurred, the teacher was put on administrative leave,' he said. 'We have taken a stand and brought attention to an important subject: Intolerance should not be acceptable in a public forum, especially not by a teacher who could be alienating children at the school.'",
        "generated_text": "Patricia Jannuzzi; administrative leave; last month; Facebook page; comments; wide publicity; school alumnus Scott Lyons; Susan Sarandon; her comments.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Patricia Jannuzzi, wrote in a Facebook post that gays were behind an 'agenda' to 'reengineer western civ into slow extinction'\nAn outcry ensued - including from school alumnus Scott Lyons, who's aunt is actress Susan Sarandon .\nJannuzzi was put on administrative leave last month, but there was then a backlash from conservatives .\nMonsignor Seamus Brennan said in the letter that Catholic teachers should communicate the faith in 'a way that is positive and never hurtful'<END-1>",
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            "Patricia Jannuzzi has been reinstated as a Catholic school teacher after she was put on administrative leave last month for comments she wrote on Facebook regarding gays . She was asked to disable her Facebook page after her comments drew wide publicity, in part after school alumnus Scott Lyons wrote a critical letter that was shared online by Thelma & Louise star Susan Sarandon, who's his aunt . Another one of Jannuzzi's posts compared a lesbian relationship to news of Egyptian men being beheaded.",
            "Patricia Jannuzzi, the teacher who made anti-gay comments and was put on administrative leave last month, has been reinstated at Immaculata High School . Catholic diocese, school officials and bishop distanced themselves from Jannuzzi's remarks and faced backlash from conservatives and traditionalists . Jannuzzi's family raised over $31,000 online and her job was restored after a review of the school's social media policy.",
            "Catholic school teacher Patricia Jannuzzi, who was put on administrative leave last month after her comments on Facebook drew wide publicity, has been reinstated . Jannuzzi had written a Facebook post in which she claimed that gays were behind an 'agenda' to 'reengineer western civ into slow extinction' . Monsignor Seamus Brennan, pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, said in the letter that Catholic teachers should communicate the faith in 'a way that is positive and never hurtful.'"
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Mesut Ozil is playing the best football since he joined Arsenal in the summer of 2013, after leading the Gunners to second in the Premier League table. Ozil was off the pace at the beginning of this season, but says he is now back to his best since returning to fitness in January. And the German star says his injury has actually helped him, claiming that it 'worked in my favour' after a busy schedule. Mesut Ozil trains ahead of Arsenal's FA Cup semi final against Reading on Saturday . The German star says he is now playing his best football since joining the Gunners in the summer of 2013 . Ozil said 10 years of playing football had taken their toll, but he has come to terms with the Premier League . Mesut Ozil is interviewed in this week's Sport . 'At the moment I am pleased with the consistency of my game,' Ozil told Sport magazine. 'I feel I am now playing my best football since joining Arsenal.' The playmaker was a big part of Germany's World Cup win over the summer, playing every game as Joachim Low's side lifted the trophy in Brazil, and the process took a lot out of him. 'I was exhausted at the start of the season,' he confesses. 'I started playing professional football at the age of 16 and had never really suffered many serious injuries. ' I guess 10 years of consistently playing football took its toll. I was also struggling with the physicality of this league.' However, Ozil has bounced back in the second half of this season, his excellent form coinciding with a winning run that has seen the Gunners climb the table. And the 26-year-old midfielder has attributed his success, in part, to the injury that kept him out for three months this winter. Ozil celebrates scoring a goal in the convincing win against Liverpool, when he was in excellent form . Ozil has put his improved performances down to the strength training he went through after being injured . 'The injury worked in my favour in a way, as it gave me time to recover, to assess and to work on what was required to compete in this league,' he added. 'The football here is far more physical, it is played at a faster tempo and you have to adapt to the sheer number of games. 'I have had to work a lot harder and adjust my game accordingly. I used my time out with injury to work on my strength. I'm continuing to do extra sessions after training now.' The World Cup winning midfielder is continuing to do extra strength sessions after Arsenal training . Ozil was a key player in Germany's World Cup win, and admits it took a lot out of him last summer .",
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        "ref_text": "<START-1>Mesut Ozil missed three months because of injury this season .\nThe German has returned in better form, and says injury helped him .\nOzil worked on his strength, and still does extra sessions after training .<END-1>",
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            "Mesut Ozil leads Arsenal to second in Premier League table, says he is playing his best football since joining the Gunners in summer 2013. Ozil, 26, says he is now back to his best since returning to fitness in January and has attributed his success, in part, to the injury that kept him out for three months this winter. The playmaker was a big part of Germany's World Cup win over the summer, playing every game as Joachim Low's side lifted the trophy in Brazil, and the process took a lot out of him.",
            "Mesut Ozil is playing the best football since he joined Arsenal in the summer of 2013 , after leading the Gunners to second in the Premier League table . The 26-year-old midfielder was a key player in Germany’s World Cup win but was exhausted at the start of the season, although he has bounced back in the second half of this season .",
            "Mesut Ozil playing his best football since joining Arsenal in the summer of 2013 . He is leading the Gunners to second in the Premier League table. Ozil bounced back in the second half of this season, his excellent form coinciding with a winning run that has seen the Gunners climb the table ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Danny Lennon's interim appointment as Scotland Under 21 coach officially ended as reports claim he will be named as Alloa Athletic boss on Tuesday. The former St Mirren boss has reportedly agreed a deal to take charge of the Scottish Championship side until the summer of 2016. Paddy Connolly has been in temporary charge of the Wasps since Barry Smith resigned on March 7. Danny Lennon has left his role as interim Scotland Under 21 manager . Lennon, who left the Buddies in May 2014, took charge of the Scotland Under 21 side for a 2-1 friendly victory against Hungary last month. The Scottish FA issued a statement which read: 'The Scottish FA can confirm that Danny Lennon's interim appointment as Scotland Under 21 coach has now come to an end. 'Danny leaves with the association's best wishes after dedicating himself to the stewardship of the team for the 2-1 victory against Hungary in Tatabanya last month.' Stewart Regan, Scottish FA chief executive added: 'I would like to thank Danny for the professionalism and enthusiasm with which he took charge of the Under 21 squad. 'While Danny was aware of the short-term nature of the job, his preparation for the match was meticulous and he was rewarded with a victory that he will savour for years to come. The former St Mirren manager looks set to take over at Scottish Championship club Alloa Athletic . 'I know he thrives on the day-to-day involvement of club management and I am certain he will be a success in his next challenge. On behalf of the Scottish FA I wish Danny the best of luck for the future.' Lennon said: 'I knew from the outset this was an interim appointment but it was an honour and pleasure to serve my country at international level. 'I put everything into making sure the under-21s got a positive result and I would like to thank the players and coaching staff for ensuring a great performance and a win, one I will treasure for the rest of my career. 'I would like to thank Stewart Regan and everyone at the Scottish FA and would welcome the opportunity to work with them again in the future.' A permanent appointment for the role of national Under 21 coach will be made in due course.",
        "generated_text": "Danny Lennon; Scotland Under 21 manager; reports; Alloa Athletic boss. Former St Mirren boss; deal.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Danny Lennon was named interim Scotland Under 21 manager last month .\nLennon won his only game in charge, a 2-1 win against Hungary .\nSFA announced Lennon's departure in a statement on Tuesday .\nFormer St Mirren boss Lennon looks set to take over at Alloa Athletic .<END-1>",
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            "Danny Lennon's interim appointment as Scotland Under 21 coach has ended . Reports say he will be named as Alloa Athletic boss on Tuesday . The former St Mirren boss has reportedly agreed a deal to take charge of the Scottish Championship side until the summer of 2016 .",
            "Danny Lennon's interim appointment as Scotland Under 21 coach has ended as he's reportedly agreed a deal to become Alloa Athletic boss until 2016 . Lennon's appointment comes after Paddy Connolly took temporary charge of the Wasps since Barry Smith resigned on March 7. The Scottish FA confirmed Lennon's departure with its best wishes, saying a permanent appointment for the role of national Under 21 coach will be made in due course.",
            "Danny Lennon has reportedly agreed to take charge of Scottish Championship side Alloa Athletic until 2016 . The former St Mirren boss had been interim coach of the Scotland Under 21 side until his appointment ended last week . The Scottish FA have yet to name a permanent replacement."
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        "sample_id": "test_472",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Hundreds of children were admitted to hospital last year after being born brain damaged following exposure to alcohol in the womb, alarming new figures have revealed. In total, 272 youngsters left disabled by Foetal Alcohol Syndrome were hospitalised in England over the past 12 months, according to data from the official Health and Social Care Information Centre. But the actual number affected by their mother' s drinking could be far greater, experts have warned. Scroll down for video . Warning: New figures show that 272 youngsters left disabled by Foetal Alcohol Syndrome were hospitalised in England over the past 12 months, according to the official Health and Social Care Information Centre . Research by the World Health Organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the UK could suffer learning, behavioural and physical problems such as deformed limbs because of exposure to alcohol, according to the Sunday People. That equates to about 7,500 every year. Elizabeth Mitchell, of the National Organisation for Foetal Alchol Syndrome, told reporter Nicola Fifield: 'Children born with the syndrome don't get better. They are brain damaged. 'It is an enormous problem and one that is terribly sad and vastly under-diagnosed.' TIp of the iceberg: Research by the World Health Organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the UK could suffer learning and behavioural problems because of exposure to alcohol in the womb . One teenager who was born with Foetal Alcohol Syndrome is 15-year-old Niamh Brown. She needs help getting dressed, has no sense of danger and will never be able to live independently. Niamh was three when her adoptive parents Julia and Simon first noticed something was wrong. She stuggled at playschool, having difficulty holding a pencil and paying attention. Two years later, at the age of five, Niamh was diagnosed with Foetal Alcohol Syndrome from her birth mother's drinking. In 2007, Julia and Simon set up the Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Trust to help others. Visit www.fasdtrust.co.uk . Other medical issues associated with alcohol consumption during pregnancy include problems with the liver, kidneys and heart, cerebral palsy, sight loss and epilepsy. Pregnant women are advised by the Government not to drink alcohol. If they do, the maximum consumption recommended is up to two units no more than twice a week. But Ms Mitchell believes the guidance should be changed so that women are advised not to drink at all during pregnancy.",
        "generated_text": "272 youngsters; Foetal Alcohol Syndrome; hospitals; England; past 12 months; Experts; actual number; their mother.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>272 children left disabled by alcohol exposure were hospitalised last year .\nThe figures, for the past 12 months in England alone, spark new warning .\nExperts say actual number affected by mother's drinking could be higher .\nWHO: At least one in 100 babies, 7,500 every year, could suffer problems .<END-1>",
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            "Hundreds of children were admitted to hospital last year after being born brain damaged following exposure to alcohol in the womb, according to new data from the official Health and Social Care Information Centre, and the actual number affected by their mother's drinking could be far greater, experts have warned. In total, 272 youngsters left disabled by Foetal Alcohol Syndrome were hospitalised in England over the past 12 months.",
            "272 youngsters left disabled by Foetal Alcohol Syndrome were hospitalised in England over the past 12 months , according to data from the official Health and Social Care Information Centre . But the actual number affected by their mother's drinking could be far greater, experts have warned. Research by the World Health Organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the UK could suffer problems because of exposure to alcohol .",
            "Over the past 12 months, 272 youngsters affected by their mother's drinking were hospitalised in England because they were born with Foetal Alcohol Syndrome . However, the actual number of children affected by alcohol in the womb could be far greater, experts warn. Research by the World Health Organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the UK could suffer learning, behavioural and physical problems such as deformed limbs because of exposure to alcohol."
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        "sample_id": "test_473",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Thierry Henry has responded to critics who disagreed with his views on Javier Hernandez's celebration, by posting an 84-minute compilation video of Michael Laudrup's passing. Former Arsenal striker Henry, now a pundit for Sky Sports, took exception to Hernandez celebrating 'like he'd won the World Cup' after scoring the winning goal for Real Madrid on Wednesday night, and said after the match that he owed everything to his team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo. The three-time World Player of the Year could have shot with two minutes to go in Real Madrid's Champions League quarter-final second leg against bitter rivals Atletico, but opted instead to tee up team-mate Hernandez, who himself slotted the ball home to secure victory. Real Madrid striker Javier Hernandez earned his side Champions League victory with a late goal . The on-loan Mexican striker wheeled away in celebration by himself after firing Madrid into the lead . Hernandez is welcomed by the ecstatic Real Madrid fans following his late goal against rivals Atletico . Defending his views on Twitter, Henry said on Thursday: 'Football is a team game. Yes CH14_ scored the all important goal but the work of @cristiano made it possible. It cannot be underestimated. 'I love it when players celebrate and acknowledge the player that made the assist. The pass can be just as important as the goal.' Henry then went on to post an 84-minute video of former Barcelona midfielder Laudrup, alongside the message: 'Look at this video, you have one of the most unselfish players in the game showing the significance of the final ball. 'That is football. That is #michaellaudrup.' WATCH: The video Henry posted of former Juventus and Barcelona midfielder Laudrup . Thierry Henry was quick to criticise the Mexican striker for the way in which he celebrated his winner . Ronaldo plays the ball across the face of goal to unselfishly find his Real Madrid team-mate Hernandez . At the time, Henry had slammed Hernandez's one-man celebration, commenting on Sky Sports: 'I know he went on to celebrate alone and everything but he needs to thank Ronaldo, because for me he has to. It’s Ronaldo who chooses to change the course of the game. 'That is for me Ronaldo’s goal. There is two minutes to go, he didn’t want to take that chance because he knows Hernandez is in a better position so you have to play that ball. 'Ronaldo gave him that ball so that goal is Ronaldo’s goal. At that moment he knows he cannot shoot so he doesn’t take the risk of doing something stupid or silly.'",
        "generated_text": "Thierry Henry; Javier Hernandez; celebration; Cristiano Ronaldo; Atletico; Champions League.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Javier Hernandez scored a late goal to secure victory for Real Madrid .\nThierry Henry says Hernandez owes Cristiano Ronaldo for the assist .\nSky Sports pundit Henry responded to those who disagreed with his comments by posting a video of Michael Laudrup's passing .\nHe said on Twitter: 'The pass can be just as important as the goal'<END-1>",
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            "Thierry Henry has posted an 84-minute compilation video of Michael Laudrup's passing in response to critics who disagreed with his views on Javier Hernandez's celebration . Henry took exception to Hernandez celebrating 'like he'd won the World Cup' after scoring the winning goal for Real Madrid on Wednesday night, and said after the match that he owed everything to his team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo .",
            "Thierry Henry posted an 84-minute video of Michael Laudrup's passing to respond to critics who disagreed with his views on Javier Hernandez's celebration . Javier Hernandez celebrated alone after scoring the winning goal for Real Madrid against Atletico . Ronaldo found Hernandez to score the goal which Henry believes is Ronaldo's goal .",
            "Thierry Henry posted an 84-minute video of Michael Laudrup's passing after he was criticised for his views on Javier Hernandez's celebration . Henry said he loves it when players celebrate and acknowledge the player that made the assist . Ronaldo passed to Hernandez in the winning goal for Real Madrid against Atletico in the Champions League quarter-final second leg."
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        "sample_id": "test_474",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A 90-year-old man loved by his community has been found with his hands tied behind his back and beaten to death in his own home. Police say Earl Arthur Olander who lived alone in a home in rural Minnesota, was discovered covered in cuts and bruises and his home had been ransacked. They have now offered a $1,000 reward for any information which could lead to an arrest, while neighbors have spoken of him as a 'stand-up person' and a wonderful role model. Pictured from left is Earl Olander with his friends the Boecker family, Maria, Bill and Tatiana . Earl Olander was found beaten to death in his own home. Here he is pictured with his close friend William Boecker's family members, to whom he was like a 'surrogate grandfather' Close friend William Boecker told the Minneapolis StarTribune he had known Mr Olander for the past 22 years and described him as 'a stand-up person'. 'You never heard a swear word out of his mouth,' he added. 'We considered him a surrogate grandfather for our kids. He was a great example for the kids.' Police went to investigate the property about 7pm on Saturday after being contacted by a neighbour, who had been asked to check on Mr Olander by a relative who was concerned they were unable to reach him by phone. Carver County Sheriff's Office said the exact and manner of death had not yet been established - but they believe there was more than one killer involved. Mr OIander was a lifelong bachelor, and many locals marveled at his ability to work his 160 acre farm despite his age. Chief Deputy Jason Kamerud of the Carver County Sheriff's Office told the New York Daily News: 'By all accounts, he was just a prince of a guy. From what I hear, he was spry. He was still loading hay bales. The 90-year-old was found dead at his home in rural Minneapolis with his hands bound behind his back . Many of Mr Olander's neighbours marveled at his ability to work his 160acre farm (pictured), despite his age .",
        "generated_text": "Police; Earl Arthur Olander; 90; home; Minneapolis; Minnesota; cut; bruises; $1,000 reward; any information.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Earl Arthur Olander was found tied up and beaten to death in his own home .\nThe 90-year-old was a lifelong bachelor and lived alone in rural Minnesota .\nPolice have offered a £1,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest .\nHis neighbors and friends said he was loved by all within the community .<END-1>",
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            "Police have offered a $1,000 reward for any information about the death of Earl Arthur Olander, aged 90, in his own home in Minnesota . The lifelong bachelor was found with his hands tied behind his back and covered in cuts and bruises . His home had been ransacked.",
            "Earl Arthur Olander, 90, was found dead in his own rural Minnesota home, with his hands tied behind his back and beaten . Police have offered a $1,000 reward for any information . Mr Olander was a lifelong bachelor and many locals marveled at his ability to work his 160 acre farm despite his age .",
            "Earl Arthur Olander, 90, was found beaten to death in his home in rural Minnesota . Police have offered a $1,000 reward for any information which could lead to an arrest . Police believe there was more than one killer involved ."
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        "sample_id": "test_475",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Nedum Onuoha is wanted by Hull City. The QPR centre-back is one of several players poised to leave should the Loftus Road club go down as they consider streamlining their squad. The 28-year-old has 15 months left on contract and has played regularly under Chris Ramsey. Onuoha was in the starting eleven for the Saturday's crucial 4-1 win over relegation rivals West Bromwich Albion at the Hawthorns. Nedum Onuoha is being targeted by Hull City but is also interesting Everton and West Ham United . Stoke manager Mark Hughes who signed him for QPR is also interested as are Everton and West Ham. QPR have held talks over a move for Catania defender Nicolas Spolli. The 32-year-old has been on loan at Roma. Hull, meanwhile, are also showing interest in West Bromwich Albion striker Victor Anichebe who is likely to be sold this summer. Victor Anichebe (centre) is also being watched by Hull City and could move to the KC Stadium in the summer .",
        "generated_text": "Nedum Onuoha; Hull City; Everton; West Ham; Stoke; Mark Hughes; Stoke manager; Mark Hughes.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Hull City are interested in signing Queens Park Rangers' Nedum Onuoha .\nEverton and West Ham United are also keen on the versatile defender .\nQPR are in talks with Catania over a deal to sign defender Nicolas Spolli .\nHull also have their eye on West Brom attacker Victor Anichebe .<END-1>",
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            "QPR centre-back Nedum Onuoha is wanted by Hull City . The QPR centre-back is one of several players poised to leave should the Loftus Road club go down as they consider streamlining their squad. Stoke manager Mark Hughes is also interested as are Everton and West Ham.",
            "QPR centre-back Nedum Onuoha is wanted by Hull City and is also interesting Stoke, Everton and West Ham . Stoke manager Mark Hughes who signed him for QPR is also interested as are Everton and West Ham .",
            "QPR centre-back Nedum Onuoha is wanted by Hull City . The QPR centre-back is interesting Everton and West Ham United . Stoke manager Mark Hughes is also interested in the 28-year-old ."
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        "split_name": "test",
        "sample_id": "test_476",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A mother-of-four whose addiction to Red Bull saw her drinking 24 cans of a day claims she has been cured of her habit by hypnosis. Sarah Weatherill, 31, became so dependent on the energy drink she was told if she cut down too quickly she could suffer a seizure as her body was so used to the caffeine. The law student spent a staggering £5,460 every year on the popular energy drink  since she became hooked in 2009. Scroll down for video . Sarah Weatherill, 31, was so addicted to Red Bull she drank 24 cans a day leaving her lethargic, depressed, suffering heart palpitations and constantly anxious . Her habit was at its worst the following year when she was studying for a law degree and wanted to stay awake to revise for exams. She soon became dependent on the drink and couldn't get out of bed unless she knew she had some in the fridge. She also became lethargic, depressed, had heart palpitations and was constantly feeling anxious as her £105-a-week habit spiralled out of control. She finally decided to do something about the problem after she realised the constant need for the Red Bull was severely damaging her health. And after seeing hypnotherapist earlier this month, she claims she has been cured of her addiction thanks to just one 50-minute session. Her habit had been so dangerous she needed to cut down to eight cans a day in the run up to the hypnosis - as coming off so much caffeine abruptly could have caused a seizure. A 250ml can of Red Bull contains: . 80mg of caffeine - the same amount as in an espresso. 27.5g sucrose and glucose combined - the equivalent of almost seven teaspoons of sugar. 10g Taurine (an amino acid that is thought to boost athletic performance). B vitamins. Ms Weatherill's 24-a-day habit meant she was drinking 1.92g of caffeine every day. A 2005 study into caffeine-related deaths said a person would need to ingest 5g to overdose, suggesting she was taking nearly half the potentially lethal dose. Ms Weatherill, from Coventry, said: 'I was studying for a Higher National Certificate in law in 2005 and used to have the odd Red Bull for a pick me up. 'It is hard to say when it became every day but I remember that by 2009 I was definitely hooked. 'Whenever I felt tired having a Red Bull would be the first thing I would do. 'It was  worst in 2010 when I was doing law exams at university and my children were off school. 'Sometimes I would have exams day after day - and with the stress of revising I was having 24 cans a day. 'I was pulling all-nighters and using the drinks to stay awake. In the end, it got to the point where I just needed Red Bull to function. 'I used to get my shopping delivered and used to have four or five crates and that only lasted for a week - it got out of hand. 'There would be times when I would get palpitations and shakes but I think I just got used to the caffeine.' Red Bull - whose slogan says the drink 'gives you wings' - is made by an Austrian company and is the highest selling energy drink in the world. Miss Weatherill claims she was cured of her addiction in one 50 minutes hypnotherapy session with David Kilmurry (pictured right) This table shows a range of drinks in order of caffeine content and their relation to daily allowances. Ms Weatherill was drinking 1.92g of caffeine every day, way above the recommended limit of 400 mg . The drink has been branded safe by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and more than five billion cans were sold in 2013. However, it has been criticised for its high caffeine levels with one 250ml can containing 80mg, similar to one cup of coffee. Ms Weatherill's 24-a-day habit meant she was drinking 1.92g of the drug every day. A 2005 study into caffeine-related deaths said a person would need to ingest 5g to overdose, suggesting she was taking nearly half of a lethal dose. But, incredibly, she claims she was completely cured of her addiction after a single session with cognitive behavioral hypnotherapist David Kilmurry on April 11. Ms Weatherill, who lives with boyfriend Phil Evans, 27, and four children aged between three and 14, added: 'I knew at the start of this year it was a dependency so thought I would give hypnotherapy a go. 'It was a weird process, I felt like I was in there for 15 minutes but it was 50 minutes. 'All I can remember is that it was like a kaleidoscope effect, I remember him saying I didn't need Red Bull.' 'I am convinced I won't have another can. I feel like a different person,' Ms Weatherill said after undergoing hypnotherapy to cure her of her energy drink habit . She added: 'It was like a paralysis because I had an itch, but couldn't move to scratch it. 'It gave me a lot of strength because in the past I have tried to give up but lasted a week and then gone back to the Red Bull. 'I am convinced I won't have another can. I feel like a different person.' Hypnotherapist Mr Kilmurry added: 'Sarah's addiction was very serious. 'Coming off that amount of caffeine and taurine  can lead to seizures, so she gradually reduced her intake before coming to me to make a safe escape. 'Energy drink addicts can also suffer insomnia, depression, anxiety and heart palpitations. 'Luckily Sarah soldiered through and has been amazed at the changes.'",
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            "Sarah Weatherill, 31, who drank 24 cans of Red Bull a day, claims she has been cured of her addiction thanks to a hypnotherapy session . She was spending £5,460 every year on Red Bull since 2009, when she became hooked, and was told that if she cut down too quickly she could suffer a seizure as her body was so used to the caffeine. Her habit had become so dangerous she needed to cut down to eight cans a day in the run up to the hypnosis .",
            "A mother-of-four who was addicted to Red Bull claims she has been cured of her habit by hypnosis . Sarah Weatherill spent £5,460 every year on the popular energy drink . She drank 24 cans a day since becoming hooked in 2009."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Ed Balls has been accused of treating the public with 'contempt' after dismissing as a 'joke' the infamous Labour note admitting the party had blown the nation's finances. The shadow chancellor said the letter, left in the Treasury by the former Labour minister Liam Byrne in 2010, was just a 'jokey note'. Mr Byrne's glib note to his successor as Treasury Secretary stated: 'Dear Chief Secretary, I'm afraid there is no money. Kind regards – and good luck! Liam.' Scroll down for video . Damaging: Labour's Liam Byrne sent left this handwritten note to his successor before he left the Treasury in 2010 . The note has become emblematic of Labour's fiscal irresponsibility in office and was used by David Cameron in the seven-way leaders' debate earlier this month. When the Coalition took office in 2010 the budget deficit had reached more than £150billion – more than 10 per cent of the entire size of the economy. But Mr Ball insisted the note admitting that Labour had blown the nation's finances should not be taken seriously. He told BBC West Midlands: 'Liam Byrne's note was a jokey note… of the course the money hadn't run out.' Mr Balls said Labour would cut the deficit – still running at £90billion a year – every year. He said: 'Nothing in our manifesto is going to require additional borrowing. I think in tough times, people want a government which will make tough decisions, and will make the sums add up, and that is what we're saying very clearly today.' But he was asked if Labour was 'credible' and could be trusted with the economy. Mr Balls said: 'I think people want to know the sums add up. People know that the global financial crisis wasn't caused by Labour's spending – it wasn't Labour's spending on nurses and doctors which meant the Lehman Brothers investment bank went bankrupt in New York. 'Liam Byrne's note was a jokey note, of course the money hadn't run out.' Ed Balls, pictured in Birmingham today, said the letter, left in the Treasury by the former Labour minister Liam Byrne in 2010, was just a 'jokey note' Mr Balls blamed the Lib Dem minister David Laws for leaking the note. He said it was supposed to be a private note, adding: 'It was supposed to be a piece of humour. In fact, in that year, the government spend hundreds of billions of pounds, so of course the money hadn't run out, but there was a large deficit, and we had to get it down, and we needed to get it down in a fair way. 'The reason why we're more credible than the Tories now is that they're not people who understand the need for change in the economy, it's not been all in it together, they've not even balanced the books – it's going to take a Labour government to do it.' Former Treasury Secretary Liam Byrne left the note to his successor David Laws in 2010 . The Tories this morning slammed Mr Balls's remarks – claiming they showed that he had not learnt the lessons from the great economic crash. Treasury minister David Gauke said: 'The fact that Ed Balls thinks the debt they left the country was a 'joke' goes to show the contempt they hold the public in. 'It is clear Labour has not learnt the lessons of the past and would do the same all over again - more taxes, more borrowing and more debt.' The letter has haunted Labour for years, allowing Tory and Liberal Democrat ministers to prove the nation's coffers were empty. The letter consisting of just 18 words it offers no apology or justification for the state of the nation's finances, only a glib 'good luck' to whoever was left to clear up the economic mess. Written in blue ink on government note paper, it was opened by Lib Dem David Laws who became Chief Secretary to the Treasury when the coalition was formed. Lib Dem Mr Laws said: 'He left a note which frankly does sum up precisely the state of the Treasury when he left it. I think it is refreshing that a Labour politician has been prepared to admit that.' Mr Byrne has admitted he will regret it for the rest of his life. He said: 'It was a very foolish thing to do. 'I suppose I did think there was a convention amongst honourable members that private correspondence would stay private. 'There's obviously a very old tradition of these notes that goes back to the 1930s. I felt disappointed that some very old conventions had been cast aside for political advantage.'",
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            "Ed Balls dismissed Liam Byrne’s infamous note admitting the party had blown the nation’s finances as a joke . Byrne’s note stated: ‘Dear Chief Secretary, I’m afraid there is no money. Kind regards – and good luck! Liam.’ Mr Balls insisted the note should not be taken seriously .",
            "Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has dismissed as a \"joke\" the infamous Labour note admitting the party had blown the nation's finances . The shadow chancellor said the letter, left in the Treasury by the former Labour minister Liam Byrne in 2010, was just a 'jokey note'. The letter has haunted Labour for years, allowing Tory and Liberal Democrat ministers to prove the nation's coffers were empty ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A taxi driver channelled his inner Pavarotti and produced an emotionally charged opera performance to the surprise of his customers. The Uber driver was filmed by passengers as he sang along to a radio broadcast while driving in Boston, America. At first the driver lets the radio take command and Pavarotti’s distinctive voice can be heard from within side the cab. At first the driver lets the radio play before he begins singing along to the Pavarotti song in perfect tune . He then begins singing along himself – loudly so that he is audible above the radio and the sounds of the road. While looking around as he drives, the Uber worker continues to sing along to the song both in tune and word perfectly. The song then concludes with the video maker saying: ‘Wow’ and the taxi driver falling silent as the outro music plays. The passenger filming then says: ‘Wow, that was brilliant. Thank you very much.’ He then asks whether the man was singing along to Pavarotti, to which the driver says yes. Reality is then restored as the passenger finishes praising the driver and instructs him to keep going straight. The passengers are amazed as they film the driver who sings along   to the opera song word perfectly . Later, the film maker wrote: ‘We were heading out to meet some friends at a party in South Boston and had a wonderful journey with the Uber Opera Man.’ Luciano Pavarotti was one of the most commercially successful tenors of all time and one of the Three Tenors. Gaining worldwide fame for the tone of his voice, Pavarotti made a number of televised concert performances. In 2007, the tenor died from pancreatic cancer.",
        "generated_text": "Taxi driver; Uber; passengers; song; Boston; America; Luciano Pavarotti.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Cab driver sings along to Pavarotti word perfectly and in tune .\nPassenger is shocked and congratulates the man while filming .<END-1>",
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            "An Uber driver was filmed by passengers as he sang along to a radio broadcast while driving in Boston, America . The driver began singing along to Pavarotti's song in perfect tune while looking around as he drove . Luciano Pavarotti was one of the most commercially successful tenors of all time.",
            "An Uber driver in Boston surprised passengers with an emotional opera performance while driving . When Pavarotti’s distinctive voice was heard on the radio, the driver began singing along to the song word perfect . Luciano Pavarotti was one of the most commercially successful tenors of all time .",
            "An Uber driver in Boston surprised his customers by singing along perfectly to a Luciano Pavarotti song on the radio . Passengers filmed the man as he sang the song word perfectly, ending with the video maker saying \"Wow\" and thanking the driver . The late Pavarotti was one of the most commercially successful tenors of all time and one of the Three Tenors."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Meet Suma, one of Melbourne Zoo's aging orangutans who suffers from arthritis. She was first diagnosed with the condition in 2013 where she was initially given daily medication to help relieve the pain. But on Thursday, amazing photographs were captured of the primate's thorough health examination by surgeons. Although is not unusual for middle-aged orangutans to have arthritis, doctors had to anaesthetise Suma in order to check how her condition has progressed over the past two years. Suma was treated by orthopaedic surgeon and associate professor Marino Pirpiris, who usually treats humans, and senior vet Dr Helen McCracken. X-rays were taken in areas where the orangutan has arthritis, her hips and ankles, as Dr Pirpiris then gave the ape a steroid injection which will reduce her pain for months and perhaps even years. Doctors were also able to give Suma a full check up, including her ears, teeth, and eyes, and also took urine and blood samples. Suma, a 36-year-old orangutan, undergoes a health check-up at Melbourne Zoo to assess the progress of her arthritis . Suma was first diagnosed with the painful condition in 2013 after keepers noticed some stiffness in her movements . X-rays were taken in areas where the orangutan has arthritis which includes her hips (pictured) and ankles . In June she will turn 37 years old, which is late middle age for an orangutan, so arthritis is not unexpected . Initially, keepers helped alleviate the condition by giving Suma daily pain medication . Zoo vets took the opportunity to give Suma a full check-up including her ears, teeth and eyes . Suma is transported to and from the examination room by Melbourne zoo keepers on Thursday . Surgeon Associate Professor Marino Pirpiris, who more typically treats humans, joined senior vet Dr. Helen McCracken to look Suma over . Doctors had to anaesthetise Suma in order to check how her arthritis has progressed since 2013 . Dr Pirpiris also gave the ape a steroid injection which will reduce her pain for months and perhaps even years .",
        "generated_text": "Suma; 36; Melbourne Zoo; arthritis; 2013; keepers.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Suma underwent a thorough health examination on Thursday to monitor the progress of her arthritis .\nMelbourne Zoo's aging orangutan was first diagnosed with the condition in 2013 .\nThe 36-year-old orangutan, who turns a year older in June, has arthritis in her hips and ankles .\nZoo vets took the opportunity to give Suma a full check-up including her ears, teeth and eyes .<END-1>",
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            "Suma, a 36-year-old orangutan at Melbourne Zoo, was given a full health examination and steroid injection for arthritis on Thursday . Suma was first diagnosed with the condition in 2013, after which she was given daily medication to help relieve the pain . She is a late middle-aged orangutan, so arthritis is not unexpected.",
            "Suma, a 36-year-old orangutan, has undergone a health check-up at Melbourne Zoo . She suffers from arthritis, which was first diagnosed in 2013 when keepers noticed some stiffness in her movements . Doctors took X-rays and gave her a steroid injection to reduce her pain, and also gave her a full check-up including her ears, teeth and eyes ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A gipsy group who exploited human rights laws to stay in their illegal camp for more than five years have won another legal battle to stay - in a fight that has cost taxpayers £200,000. The 78 Irish travellers, who hail from just four families, had refused to budge despite facing three different courts, a planning inquiry and a council. And locals in Hardhorn, Lancashire, accused the group  of trashing their leafy village - and branded them the 'neighbours from hell'. A gipsy group who exploited human rights laws to stay in their illegal camp for more than five years have won another legal battle to stay . The group claimed the eviction 'violated' the human rights of the 39 children living on the site in 60 caravans . Last October, the camp, which had flouted planning rules, appeared to have lost its case after the travellers were told to move out by the Court of Appeal. But despite being given four months to leave the site without the chance to appeal, the group used a loophole to take their case to the Supreme Court. They claimed the eviction 'violated' the human rights of the 39 children living on the site in 60 caravans. The Supreme Court later rejected pleas for the group to be allowed the right of appeal under a 'point of law of general public importance.' But now it has been revealed that a further judicial review at the High Court has been granted. Fylde Council said that fighting the 'Battle of Hardhorn' has already cost the local authority £200,000 in legal fees which will be met by the public purse. Parish councillor Maxine Chew said: 'It is a disgrace that a shocking amount of public money has been spent fighting this. 'The travellers really have been the neighbours from hell. The amount of anti-social behaviour like fly tipping, theft, drunkenness has escalated hugely in the past four years since the travellers set up camp.' The camp (pictured) appeared to have lost its case after the travellers were told to move out by the Court of Appeal last year . A village spokesman added: 'After five years five months the travellers site have fought every decision, we believe that they have used legal aid to fight the Secretary of State and Fylde BC. 'The question what we would like to know is how these people qualified for legal aid? Using taxpayers' money to fight the taxpayer!' He added the decision to hold a judicial review on the grounds presented is 'totally wrong'. 'This community will be devastated with this news as we have been so patient and have endured over 450 negative incidents over the five-plus years. 'Over eight caravans set on fire to burn refuse, horses killed & dogs killed on the road from the site, drunken labourers asleep in gardens, police raids and many cases of ASB. 'The judge might have had a different view if he lived by this site. We wanted this ordeal to come to an end. There are or have been three houses for sale in Hardhorn and not one has sold in the 5 years. 'How can the application that is being challenged suddenly be overturned using a new application, the hearing was on the old application.' A judge gave permission for the judicial review application to proceed after arguments over legal technicalities regarding the processes of planning permission. Fylde Council said the legal battle has already cost the local authority £200,000 which will be met by the public purse . The saga began after a field in the village was sold by a farmer to a travelling family from West Yorkshire . The full judicial review will be held on either July 29 or 30. The saga began in November 2009 after a field in the village - which featured in BBC's Gardeners World - was sold by a farmer to a travelling family from West Yorkshire. The travellers then set up camp after sneaking in during the the dead night in what neighbours described as a 'military-style operation' and after council offices had closed for the weekend . The group of around 30 adults and 40 children, from Irish and Scottish families, immediately began work laying foundations under outdoor spot lights. Angry villagers wrote to local councillors, raising concerns about noise, road safety and a potential drop in house prices with one saying he and his wife had not been able to sleep due to noise from the site. Locals had complained of the travellers leaving generators running 24 hours a day, poaching, trespassing, and leaving dogs to bark all night, while others had complained they had been verbally abused. Officials at Fylde District Council later went to a district judge to stop the group laying hardcore foundations to make their 2.4 hectare site more permanent. They were granted an injunction banning the travellers from bringing more caravans onto the land but were ordered to allow them to bring water to the site and to use power generators. Locals in Hardhorn, Lancashire (pictured above) accused the camp's (pictured nearby) occupants of trashing their leafy village . But in 2010, a county court judge then told the authorities to 'use their best endeavours' to help the travellers get a post code for the land from the Post Office. At the time, the travellers argued they needed a postcode to help fire and ambulance crews find them if they were in need of an emergency - and the ruling meant they could also apply for state benefits, plus utilities including gas electricity and water. The group then applied for planning permission to stay on the fields for good and proposed to install further utility buildings, cesspools, fencing and hardstandings. Fylde Council refused the group retrospective planning permission and issued an enforcement notice instead demanding that they move off the site. An inspector at a planning inquiry also ruled that they had to leave. But a travellers group representative Elizabeth Collins then appealed and took the matter to the High Court in September 2012. There, another judge ruled the planning inspector's decision should stand. He also ordered Miss Collins to pay £8,000 in costs. The group were initially given until July last year to quit - but just days before the council's deadline for the travellers to move, Miss Collins lodged an appeal which further delayed the eviction. Arguing the enforcement notices were 'unlawful', she said the eviction would force her and her extended family on to the roadside, which will have a major impact on the children living on the site. She added that the children's human rights were 'violated' as eviction would affect their health and educational prospects.",
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            "A group of 78 Irish travellers have won another legal battle to stay following a five-year battle with Hardhorn locals, who accused the group of trashing their village. The group had refused to budge despite facing three different courts, a planning inquiry and a council. Fighting the \"Battle of Hardhorn\" has already cost the local authority £200,000 in legal fees which will be met by the public purse.",
            "A group of 78 Irish travellers, who have faced three different courts, a planning inquiry and a council, have won another legal battle to stay in Hardhorn, Lancashire . The group has spent five years trashing the leafy village and has been dubbed the 'neighbours from hell' . The legal battle, known as the 'Battle of Hardhorn', has already cost the local authority £200,000 in legal fees.",
            "A group of 78 Irish travelers who had refused to move from an illegal camp despite facing three different courts, a planning inquiry and a council, have won another legal battle to stay . The fight has cost taxpayers £200,000 . The group used human rights laws to support their claims that the eviction violated the human rights of the 39 children living on the site in 60 caravans, which has led to the local villagers branding them the 'neighbours from hell.'"
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: England international Ben Morgan has delivered an encouraging fitness bulletin as he continues to recover from a season-ending injury and retain the hope of keeping alive his World Cup dream. The Gloucester No 8 has not played since breaking his left leg during an Aviva Premiership game against Saracens in early January. But the signs suggest he is on course to play a part during England's World Cup warm-up period ahead of the tournament kicking off in mid-September. Ben Morgan is hopeful of featuring for England at the forthcoming World Cup despite his long-term injury . Morgan last featured for England when he scored two tries during their victory over Australia five months ago. Injury then struck, and he missed the entire RBS 6 Nations campaign as a result. The 26-year-old, though, remains an integral part of England boss Stuart Lancaster's World Cup plans, and the current prognosis is a good one after Morgan recently underwent final surgery to remove a pin from his leg. 'To be honest, I have not found this difficult at all,' said 27 times-capped Morgan, after watching his Gloucester colleagues continue their preparations for Friday night's European Challenge Cup final against Edinburgh. 'I am really positive and using this as a great experience to make myself better for when I come back. Who else gets six months off to rest up and train hard? 'Yes, I will be at a disadvantage in terms of the fact I haven't played any rugby. 'But looking at the World Cup in particular, there will be lads who wouldn't have played for probably two and a bit months going into the first (warm-up) game, so everyone is going to be on an equal playing field. 'Things are going well at the moment. I am just trying to make sure I get back healthy when I come back. Gloucester No 8 Morgan broke his left leg playing against Saracens in the Aviva Premiership in January . 'I have a lot of strengthening to do around my legs - in the early stages you don't want to rush that. When things strengthen up, that's when I can start chucking some serious tin around. 'I had an operation last week. It is a case of seeing if things affect my ankle, and if they don't, then I can do them again. 'It is very reactive. I just have to take it day by day. It could be a couple of weeks down the line or a couple of months down the line when I run again, but there is no point rushing this sort of thing.' Lancaster is due to name a 45-man World Cup training squad next month, followed by his final 31-man group for the tournament in late August. England's World Cup preparations, meanwhile, also feature home and away games against France in August, plus a September appointment with reigning Six Nations champions Ireland at Twickenham. Morgan last played for England during his side's victory against the Wallabies at Twickenham in November . Reflecting on the injury, Morgan added: 'It was tough, but it was one of those things. It happens - deal with it. 'If I start thinking about what I missed out on, I'm just going to become negative. I have this mindset going forward about living the law of attraction. 'It is basically positivity breeds positivity. If you get that positive mindset, you attract everything into your life that is positive. I'm thinking of this as a positive experience. 'I can get bigger, better, faster, stronger and improve myself as a player before I come back. I can use this to my advantage. Otherwise I could sit there and fester and get fat, lazy and never come back. 'I sat in the hospital and thought to myself 'okay, it's done. How long is it going to take me to get back?'' 'Ideally, I would like to be back playing in those warm-up games because that gives me a shot of getting in the squad. 'There are so many variables about what can happen, though. 'I might get a couple of months down the line and think that realistically I'm not going to get back, so think about next season instead. I have to look after myself. 'Yes, I desperately want to get back and put myself in contention, but I'm not going to do anything that is detrimental to my health. 'Right at this moment, I am in a great place.'",
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            "Ben Morgan, the Gloucester No 8, is still recovering from his leg injury in January but is still hopeful of playing for England during the World Cup warm-up games in September . He last played for England in November in a match against Australia.",
            "Ben Morgan is on course to play a part during England’s World Cup warm-up period despite a season-ending injury in January . Morgan remains an integral part of England’s World Cup plans and the current prognosis is a good one. Lancaster is due to name a 45-man World Cup training squad in May .",
            "Ben Morgan, the Gloucester No 8, is on course to play a part during England's World Cup warm-up period . He has not played since breaking his left leg during an Aviva Premiership game in January . England's World Cup training squad will be named next month."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Wojciech Szczesny will start in the FA Cup semi-final but the future looks bleak for the Poland goalkeeper who has been deposed as Arsenal’s No 1. Arsene Wenger confirmed Szczesny will play ahead of David Ospina against Reading at Wembley on Saturday but offered no further guarantees. ‘At the moment, I hope yes,’ said Wenger, after a long, uncharacteristic hesitation, when asked if Szczesny had a long-term future at the club. ‘It is very difficult to answer that question, you know. What is important is Saturday. Wojciech Szczesny will start in goal for Arsenal for the their FA Cup clash with Reading at Wembley . ‘His attitude is very good. He has trained very well, very focused. Your job is to fight for your place, no matter how difficult it is. When you choose this kind of job you know it is down to competition.’ Szczesny is understood to be content with his situation and confident of winning back his place. His Arsenal contract runs until 2018, but he has made just three appearances — all in the FA Cup — since an error-strewn display at Southampton on New Year’s Day. Arsenal have greatly improved since the defeat at St Mary’s when Szczesny mix-ups led to two goals. He then infuriated Wenger after the game by puffing on a cigarette in the showers. The Polish international has lost his place to David Ospina after a number of errors this season . Former Arsenal midfielder John Jensen went on Danish television before the smoking revelations and claimed Szczesny had been fined and would not play for Wenger again. The spin machine at the Emirates set about rubbishing this theory and Jensen’s sources, but so far Jensen has been vindicated. Ospina came in for the next game against Hull in the FA Cup third round and stayed in goal when Arsenal played Stoke in the Premier League a week later. The Colombian then kept his place. ‘They know the rules,’ said Wenger. ‘They are set at the start of the season. I replaced Wojciech because he had a bad game. I still think he’s a great goalkeeper and want him to have the opportunity to show that. The Colombian has taken his chance with both hands, winning 11 out the 12 games he's started in goal . ‘It is important two goalkeepers get competition and he will get that in the FA Cup now as long as Ospina plays in the Premier League. Barcelona play their No 2 goalkeeper in the Champions League. Why? Because you need to give them competition.’ Ospina has won 11 of 12 Premier League games since the Szczesny chop, but he could not prevent a 3-1 defeat in the first leg of the Champions League tie against Monaco.His unfussy style has solidified a notoriously brittle team. With frailties due to their commitment to attractive football, Arsenal crave reliability from their goalkeeper. Szczesny, for all his bravado and talent, was anything but reliable, with a short attention span and a tendency to become bored and seek involvement even when (especially when) his team were in control. Arsene Wenger admits that Szczesny lost his place to his errors but insists he's working hard in training . Ospina is a soothing influence and Wenger’s belated decision to grasp the nettle has strengthened the team, together with the unexpected advances of Francis Coquelin and Hector Bellerin. Coquelin has added ball-winning bite to midfield and Bellerin, with his exceptional pace, is not in such a hurry as others to abandon his post at right back and rampage forward. Add to this a philosophical tweak — a will to defend harder and adjust to different opponents, such as the attempt to combat Burnley’s high-intensity pressing game by encouraging Ospina to kick almost every ball, and Arsenal are sturdier. Monaco was an aberration caused by complacency or, more likely, an indicator that there is more to do. Wenger will be aware of this and was reluctant to smother Ospina with the credit for a run of 16 wins in 18 games since Southampton. ‘It’s a mixture of things,’ said Wenger. ‘We had many players back. Laurent Koscielny, Mesut Ozil and Olivier Giroud came back but they came back into form as well in January. And Coquelin is doing well.’ Francis Coquelin (centre) has been one of the success stories of the season and is a key player for Arsenal . It was not overwhelming backing for his No 1 and supports the idea that Wenger will prioritise signing another keeper in the summer when Chelsea’s Petr Cech will be on the market. Like Ospina, Cech is a calming presence and a mature personality. Cech also has experience of winning major trophies. In short, he is precisely the sort of individual Arsenal have lacked in recent years. To invest in Cech would be to lose Ospina. The Colombian was happy to sign as No 2 and challenge Szczesny but that is a different psychological proposition to losing your No 1 status to a big-money signing, despite having performed so well. It is a delicate issue for Wenger, a manager often accused of being too loyal. For Szczesny, there appears no way back. Like Lukasz Fabianski last year, it promises to be the FA Cup and out and proof that Jensen was right all along. A move for Petr Cech has been spoken about but it remains to be seen of Wenger will bring in another keeper .",
        "generated_text": "Arsenal; Reading; FA Cup; Saturday; Wojciech Szczesny; No 1; Arsene Wenger.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Wojciech Szczesny to play in goal during Arsenal's FA Cup semi-final .\nThe Poland international lost the No 1 spot to new signing David Ospina .\nSzczesny could leave the club if another keeper is bought by Wenger .\nCLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news .<END-1>",
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            "Wojciech Szczesny will start in the FA Cup semi-final against Reading on Saturday but the future looks bleak for the Poland goalkeeper who has been deposed as Arsenal's No 1 . Arsene Wenger confirmed Szczesny will play ahead of David Ospina against Reading at Wembley on Saturday but offered no further guarantees .",
            "Arsenal’s No 1 goalkeeper, Wojciech Szczesny will start in the FA Cup semi-final on Saturday against Reading . Arsene Wenger has offered no guarantees for Szczesny’s future at the club: ‘It is very difficult to answer that question, you know’. Wenger confirmed Szczesny will play ahead of David Ospina .",
            "Wojciech Szczesny will start in the FA Cup semi-final but the future looks bleak for the Poland goalkeeper who has been deposed as Arsenal’s No 1 . Arsene Wenger confirmed Szczesny will play ahead of David Ospina against Reading at Wembley on Saturday but offered no further guarantees . Szczesny is understood to be content with his situation and confident of winning back his place ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A Labour candidate has denied launching a foul-mouthed attack on a political rival for pointing out he lives in a £1.5 million home. Michael Foster was appearing at a public ‘hustings’ in the Camborne and Redruth constituency when he objected to mention of his luxurious four-bedroom home by Loveday Jenkin who is standing for the Cornish party Mebyon Kernow. Ms Jenkin claims Mr Foster turned to her and said: ‘You c***. If you pick on me again I will destroy you.’ Labour candidate Michael Foster, pictured, said not many people in Cornwall would be hit by the mansion tax . However, a rival candidate pointed out that Mr Foster lived in a £1.5 million house, pictured, near Falmouth . Loveday Jenkin, pictured, is running in the same constituency for Mebyon Kernow - the party for Cornwall . She said the alleged outburst came after he was questioned about Ed Miliband’s plan to impose a mansion tax on all homes worth more than £2 million. Mr Foster, a former media agent who has represented celebrities including Sacha Baron Cohen and Anne Robinson, said it was a marginal issue in the Cornish constituency, adding: ‘How many people do you know who live in £1 million houses?’ Ms Jenkin then turned to him and said, to laughter and mocking jeers: ‘You do Michael!’ Labour was last night at the centre of a race row after text messages were sent to Asian voters in a key marginal constituency urging them to cast their postal ballots for ‘all Asian candidates’. One of the messages was apparently sent by Mohammed Hanif, a Labour councillor in Tory-controlled Pendle, previously identified as being at high risk of election fraud. Tory MEP Sajjad Karim said the ‘intimidating’ texts ‘were a flagrant abuse of election laws’. Mr Hanif refused to comment. Councillor Mohammed Iqbal, local Labour Party agent for the council elections, said: ‘There is nothing illegal in this. Any individual is free to send a text message asking a friend or family member to consider voting for a certain candidate.’ According to estate agents, Mr Foster’s £1.5 million home, which overlooks Port Navas Creek, ‘makes the most of its splendid position, with timber decks, balconies and an open sitting room seemingly hanging over the water’. Ms Jenkin also claims that when the event concluded, Mr Foster tried to ‘square up’ to her, but she avoided the confrontation. She said: ‘He clearly has an anger management problem, and no understanding of the problems affecting Cornish people.’ She added that at a previous hustings he was asked – after Miliband mentioned his two kitchens – how many he had and replied “three, but only one of them is in Cornwall”.’ Mr Foster, who sold his stake in literary agency PFD in 2013, also owns a property worth more than £1 million in London’s fashionable Primrose Hill. Mr Foster said: ‘This is totally false. We have had six hustings in Camborne and Redruth and there are two more. All have been conducted politely, in a friendly manner.’",
        "generated_text": "Labour; Michael Foster; rival; £1.5 million; house; Cornwall; Labour; race row; text messages.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Michael Foster denied launching a foul-mouthed attack at a rival candidate .\nMr Foster objected when a candidate mentioned his £1.5 million home .\nThe former literary agent was at a public hustings in Cornwall .\nLoveday Jenkin challenged Mr Forster over the value of his second home .\nThe above article has been amended to make clear that Loveday Jenkin is standing for the Cornish party Mebyon Kernow not the Cornish Nationalist Party.<END-1>",
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            "Michael Foster, a Labour candidate, denies making a foul-mouthed attack on a political rival after she pointed out that he lives in a £1.5 million home . Loveday Jenkin, who is standing for the Cornish party Mebyon Kernow, claims that Foster swore at her and said: “I will destroy you” after she mentioned his luxurious four-bedroom home . Labour is also at the centre of a race row after text messages were sent to Asian voters in a key marginal constituency urging them to cast their postal ballots for “all Asian candidates”.",
            "Michael Foster, a Labour candidate, has denied launching a foul-mouthed attack on a political rival for pointing out he lives in a £1.5 million home . Loveday Jenkin claims Mr Foster was questioned about Ed Miliband’s plan to impose a mansion tax on all homes worth more than £2 million . Labour was at the centre of a race row after text messages were sent to Asian voters urging them to cast their postal ballots for ‘all Asian candidates’.",
            "Labour candidate Michael Foster has denied launching a foul-mouthed attack on rival Loveday Jenkin . During a public ‘hustings’ in the Camborne and Redruth constituency, Foster objected to mention of his luxurious four-bedroom home by Jenkin. Meanwhile, Labour has been accused of a race row after text messages were sent to Asian voters in a key marginal constituency urging them to cast their postal ballots for ‘all Asian candidates’."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A 13-year-old Indian girl faced with an arranged marriage has written a letter to her teacher begging her to stop the wedding (stock image above) A 13-year-old Indian girl faced with an arranged marriage has written a letter to her teacher begging her to stop the wedding. Duli Hembrom wrote to the principal of Milan Mithi Uchha Vidyalaya after failing to convince her parents to call off the wedding, which is due to take place in two days. She wrote: 'I do not want to get married, I took an oath at the time of admission that I will not get married before I turn 18.' She added that she wanted the teacher to stop the marriage 'whichever way possible', the India Times reported. It is thought the 'oath' Duli refers to is the school's promise she had to make when she started, but exactly what it included is not known. Her father Lachhu, who lives in Gudibanda with Duli's mother, said child marriage was a common phenomenon in their society. He told the Hindustan Times that it was difficult to find a suitable match for a grown-up girl. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, passed in India during British rule in 1929, specified that a girl must be 18 and a boy 21 before they can wed. But the country has the second highest number of child marriages, according to a UN report. Nearly 52 per cent of girls are married before reaching 18 years old, Indian records show. Between 2011 and 2020 more than 140 million girls will become child brides globally, analysts estimate. Aarati Benera, a women’s rights activist, described child marriage as 'illegal and a social evil'. The Child Marriage Restraint Act, passed in India during British rule in 1929, specified that a girl must be 18 and a boy 21 before they can wed. Above, women and girls sit waiting to be married in a mass wedding ceremony in India . Despite numerous campaigns from many of the world's largest charities and NGOs, the issue of child brides remains a global concern. In 2013 there were around 57.5 million child brides across the world, 40 per cent of which married in India. This is despite the Child Marriage Restraint Act, passed  during British rule in 1929, specifying that a girl must be 18 and a boy 21 before they can wed. Meanwhile, in Africa, 42 per cent of girls were married before turning 18 compared to 29 per cent in Latin America and the Caribbean. The number of child brides is estimated to rise to 140 million by 2020 if current trends continue, 18.5 million of which will be under 15 years old, analysts warn. Statistics show that girls living in poor households are almost twice as likely to marry before 18 than girls in higher income households. And girls younger than 15 are also five times more likely to die in childbirth than women in their 20s. Aarati Benera, a women’s rights activist, described child marriage as 'illegal and a social evil'.",
        "generated_text": "Duli Hembrom; letter; principal; Milan Mithi Uchha Vidyalaya; wedding; two days; India; second highest number; child marriages.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Duli Hembrom wrote to the principal at Milan Mithi Uchha Vidyalaya .\nSaid parents refused to cancel the wedding and did not want to go ahead .\nChild Marriage Restraint Act specifies a girl must be 18 before she can wed .<END-1>",
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            "A 13-year-old Indian girl, Duli Hembrom, has written to her teacher begging her to stop her arranged marriage, which is due to take place in two days . She wrote: \"I do not want to get married, I took an oath at the time of admission that I will not get married before I turn 18.\" India has the second highest number of child marriages, with nearly 52% of girls married before reaching 18 years old.",
            "A 13-year-old Indian girl, Duli Hembrom, has written a letter to her teacher begging her to stop her arranged marriage , which is due to take place in two days. She wrote to the principal of Milan Mithi Uchha Vidyalaya after failing to convince her parents to call off the wedding. India has the second highest number of child marriages globally.",
            "A 13-year-old Indian girl wrote a letter to her teacher asking to stop her arranged marriage, which is due in two days . She begged the principal of Milan Mithi Uchha Vidyalaya to stop the wedding 'whichever way possible' . India has the second highest number of child marriages, with 52% of girls married before the age of 18 ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It is hard to believe that the mansion you see before you, with its bronzed clock tower and cherry wood doors, was initially a garage and chauffeur's residence that would have been home to a Rolls Royce, or two. The converted four-bedroom home on Lawrenny Court was built as a garage to service the generous 57-room mansion Homeden,  home to Supreme Court Justice Sir Henry Hodges and more famously the Nicholas family who found their fortune in the manufacture of the drug Aspro. The converted four-bedroom home on Lawrenny Court, with its bronzed clock tower and cherry wood doors, was built as a garage to service the generous 57-room mansion Homeden . Around 25 years ago, the distinctive Toorak home was thoughtfully converted into the polished residence it is today. Interestingly, the conversion took place at the same time Homeden was being tuned into a block of flats.This provided the owners with a unique opportunity to buy some of the original features of the mansion and transfer them into the 740 square-metre garage residence. The blackwood and copperlight archway has been tastefully adapted to suit the light-filled property and the windows upstiars are also a Homeden original. The conversion took place at the same time Homeden was being tuned into a block of flats providing the owners with a unique opportunity to buy some of the original features of the mansion and transfer them into the 740 square-metre garage residence. The blackwood and copperlight archway has been tastefully adapted to suit the light-filled property and the windows upstiars are also a Homeden original. Ada Taylor, from R T Edgar Real Estate, said the beautiful property is reminiscent of the Audrey Hepburn classic Sabrina. She told Daily Mail Australia that while the doors of the 'breathtaking' property have not yet been opened to potential buyers, they believe the property will fetch upward of $3.5 million on auction day. The original garage doors open into two distinct living areas while the living quarters upstairs offer three sprawling bedrooms with  open fireplaces, stunning wooden floors and vaulted ceilings. The original downstairs garage area is made up of two distinct living areas, a well-equipped galley kitchen cleverly divided behind original garage doors that tuck away a fourth bedroom, bathroom, separate laundry and powder room. The chaffur's living quarters upstairs offers three sprawling bedrooms with open fireplaces, stunning wooden floors and vaulted ceilings . The home boasts a North facing balcony off the spacious and elegant master that looks over the properties two magnificent gardens. The property will open its doors to prospective buyers on Wednesday 22 April before the hammer falls on May 16. The house will be opened to prospective buyers on 22 April and is set to go under the hammer on 16 May . The home boasts a North facing balcony off the spacious and elegant master that looks over the properties two magnificent gardens.",
        "generated_text": "Lawrenny Court; four-bedroom; Garage; 57-room; Homeden; Australian; $52 million.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>This residence was once just a garage for a much bigger mansion called Homeden .\nWhen Homeden was being converted into flats the owners of the garage bought some of the original features .\nThe blackwood and copperlight archway was taken and tastefully adapted to suit the light-filled property .\nThe stylish 740 square-metre, four bedroom, converted residence will go to auction on 16 May .<END-1>",
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            "The converted four-bedroom home on Lawrenny Court was built as a garage to service the generous 57-room mansion Homeden . Around 25 years ago, the distinctive Toorak home was thoughtfully converted and is expected to fetch upward of $3.5 million on auction day . The property will open its doors to prospective buyers on Wednesday 22 April before the hammer falls on May 16.",
            "Lawrenny Court is a four-bedroom Garage converted from the 57-room mansion Homeden in Australia . The distinctive Toorak home was converted around 25 years ago and includes original features of the mansion . The property is expected to fetch upward of $3.5 million on auction day .",
            "An Australian four-bedroom home was initially a garage and chauffeur's residence that would have been home to a Rolls Royce or two . The converted home on Lawrenny Court was built as a garage to service the generous 57-room mansion Homeden . The property will fetch upward of $3.5 million on auction day ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Argentina legend Diego Maradona lost his cool to kick out at a steward and lashed out at a cameraman at charity match. The 1986 World Cup winner scored the winner during an exhibition match in Bogota to support the peace process in Colombia. However Maradona, having scored a late penalty to settle the friendly contest, saw red with a steward trying to halt him whilst applauding fans after the match. Argentina legend Diego Maradona kicks out at a steward after the charity match in Bogota . The 1986 World Cup winner was surrounded by media and cameraman as he applauded his fans . Having lashed out at a steward and a cameraman, Maradona continued to acknowledge his fans . The hot headed Argentine wasn't finished there as the media swarm surrounding him after the match clearly got on his nerves and he took a swipe at a nearby cameraman. Ironically Maradona was keen to get a message of peace across to his fans in the stands: 'The ones who deserve the credit are you in the stands, who want peace. 'We can run after a ball but peace must be won by you because you truly deserve it. Enough of the violence in Colombia! We want peace and I want it with all of my heart,' said the Argentine pitchside in Bogota. The 54-year-old fires in the penalty to score the winner during a friendly match in Bogota on Friday . Maradona raises his arm in celebration having scored the winner during a 'Match for Peace' Maradona addressed the crowd during his visit to Bogota to support the peace process in Colombia .",
        "generated_text": "Diego Maradona; charity match; Bogota; 1986; black.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The Argentina legend scored the winner in the friendly match .\nWhen applauding fans Diego Maradona kicks steward and cameraman .\nWas playing in the 'Match for Peace' supporting Colombian peace process .<END-1>",
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            "Argentina legend Diego Maradona lost his cool to kick out at a steward and lashed out at a cameraman at charity match in Bogota . The 1986 World Cup winner scored the winner during an exhibition match in Bogota to support the peace process in Colombia . The hot headed Argentine lashed out at a steward and a cameraman, but addressed the crowd during his visit to Bogota to support the peace process in Colombia .",
            "Argentina legend Diego Maradona kicked out at a steward and lashed out at a cameraman at a charity match in Bogota . The 1986 World Cup winner saw red with a steward trying to halt him whilst applauding fans after the match . He scored the winner during the match .",
            "Diego Maradona, the 1986 World Cup winner, kicked out at a steward and lashed out at a cameraman at a charity match in Bogota . Maradona scored the winner during the exhibition match, which was held to support the peace process in Colombia ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: North Korea may already have 20 nuclear warheads - double as many as previously thought, Chinese nuclear experts have warned. The pariah state may also have the capability to produce enough weapons-grade uranium to double its arsenal by next year, The Wall Street Journal has reported. Chinese estimates of Pyongyang's nuclear production, relayed to US nuclear specialists, exceed most previous US forecasts of between 10 to 16 bombs, said the report, which cited people briefed on the matter. Scroll down for video . A North Korean vehicle carrying a missile passes by during a mass military parade in Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung Square. The pariah state may have as many as 20 nuclear warheads, it has now been suggested . North Korean leader Kim Jong Un addresses Korean People's Army pilots in an undated photo released by the state news agency earlier this month. Under the Kim dynasty North Korea has long used nuclear weapons as a bargaining chip in international relations . Experts at the US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies earlier this year presented three scenarios for North Korea's nuclear capability, predicting its stockpile of weapons could grow to 50 or even 100 within five years. North Korea has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013. Asked about the report at a regular press briefing yesterday, China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said he 'did not have knowledge of the specific situation'. 'We must persevere with denuclearisation on the Korean peninsula, persevere in safeguarding peace and stability, and persevere in resolving the relevant issue through dialogue,' Hong said. Earlier this month, US Admiral William Gortney, commander of the US Northern Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command, said the US military believes North Korea has the ability to miniaturise a warhead and mount it on a ballistic missile, although there had been no tests. One such rocket is an intercontinental missile with could theoretically hit California as it is designed to carry a payload of more than 5,000 miles. Kim Jong Un (centre in black) posing with his soldiers on top of snow-covered Mount Paektu in North Korea. The country could have as many as 100 warheads within five years, it has been suggested . Stanford University professor Sigfried Hecker was allowed to visit Pyongyang in 2010 and reported seeing a large uranium-enrichment facility. The Journal quoted him as saying: 'Some eight, nine, or 10 years ago, they had the bomb but not much of a nuclear arsenal. 'I had hoped they wouldn't go in this direction, but that's what happened in the past five years. 'The more they believe they have a fully functional nuclear arsenal and deterrent, the more difficult it's going to be to walk them back from that.' North Korea carried out nuclear tests in 2006, 2009 and 2013, and has an extremely active ballistic missile development programme, although expert opinion is split on how much progress it has made, reports Agence France Presse. The Chinese estimate reflects growing concern in Beijing about the nuclear ambitions of its errant ally, and is the latest in a series of expert assessments that suggest Pyongyang is moving faster down the nuclear path than previously thought. Kim Jong Un inspecting the newly built Wonsan Baby Home and Orphanage in a photo released earlier this month. North Korea has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013 . In 2012, Pyongyang demonstrated its rocket capabilities by sending a satellite into orbit, but it has yet to conduct a test that would show it had mastered the re-entry technology required for an inter-continental ballistic missile. The other key question is how close the North is to being able to miniaturise a nuclear device that could be fitted on the tip of a missile. In a white paper published in January, the South Korean defence ministry said the North had already taken its miniaturisation technology to a 'significant' level. Under the Kim dynasty, represented by current leader Kim Jong Un, North Korea has long used nuclear weapons as a bargaining chip in international relations. Last month the country's ambassador to the UK issued a chilling warning that North Korea would be prepared to use nuclear weapons. In a rare interview, Hyun Hak-bong claimed the secretive state could launch a deadly warhead 'anytime'.",
        "generated_text": "China; North Korea; 20 nuclear warheads; US experts; double; earlier estimates.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Pariah state may have 20 warheads not 10 as previous US forecasts held .\nStockpile of weapons could grow to 50 or even 100 within next five years .\nUS military believes secretive country has ability to miniaturise warhead and mount it on ballistic missile, though there have been no such tests yet .<END-1>",
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            "Chinese nuclear experts have warned that North Korea may already have 20 nuclear warheads, double the amount previously thought by US experts . The pariah state may also have the capability to produce enough weapons-grade uranium to double its arsenal by next year . Chinese estimates of Pyongyang's nuclear production exceed most previous US forecasts of between 10 to 16 bombs .",
            "Chinese nuclear experts warn that North Korea may already have 20 nuclear warheads - double as many as previously thought . Chinese estimates of Pyongyang's nuclear production exceed most previous US forecasts of between 10 to 16 bombs . North Korea has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013.",
            "China warns that North Korea may already have 20 nuclear warheads , double as many as previously thought . Pyongyang may also be able to produce enough weapons-grade uranium to double its arsenal by next year , say Chinese nuclear experts. Estimates by US experts of North Korea's nuclear production now exceed most previous US forecasts of between 10 and 16 bombs ."
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        "sample_id": "test_488",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: It's Hot or Not time again as Ian Ladyman reveals what's been making him feel warm this week and what's been leaving him cold inside. Italians embrace the Cricket World Cup (yes, really), a Neville takes charge of England and it's not looking good for the Rickies. HOT . CRICKET WORLD CUP . A spellbinding tournament that reached in to places we couldn’t have imagined, last weekend’s Gazzetta dello Sport magazine in Italy even carried a centre spread photograph of Australia’s David Warner. Imagine how good the whole thing would have been had England been playing. From Melbourne to Milan... they all knew about Australia's triumph in the Cricket World Cup . COLIN GRAVES . Much disdain from the establishment for the new ECB chief’s talk of four-day Test matches but at least he’s thinking. If the long format of the game isn’t quite dying then it’s certainly withering. The future of Test cricket could be in line for a change now Colin Graves is the new ECB chief . TRACEY NEVILLE . It’s tough to dedicate a life to sport when you know that the world isn’t really watching but Neville’s appointment as England netball coach follows an 81-cap international career, five years of domestic coaching and the establishment of an academy. The Nevilles, still busy. Tracey Neville has played and worked her way to the very top of her sport and is now in charge of England . KEVIN SINFIELD . The Leeds Rhinos half-back has all his dental work done without anaesthetic ‘because it’s quicker’ but he may find his late career switch from League to Union a rather more taxing challenge. Many – on both sides of the divide – will hope he fails but the chances are that he won’t. It's all change for Kevin Sinfield as he switches codes from League to Union . NOT . ROBERTO MANCINI . His Inter team sit ninth in that forgotten small-time squabble that is Serie A and the Italian press have called for Mancini to destroy his squad and rebuild it. ‘Yaya Toure will be the first piece in the new Inter Frankenstein’, predicted Gazetta. The monster will need cake, though. This better be good, Roberto! Mancini's Inter Milan are way off the pace in Serie A . RICKIE LAMBERT . Liverpool have injury problems up front but a certainty is that Lambert will not play at Arsenal. Lambert’s move to his boyhood club has ruined him and if Brendan Rodgers had no intention of devising a Plan B at Anfield, why on earth did he buy him? This goal against Aston Villa was one of only three Rickie Lambert has scored for Liverpool this season . Lambert celebrates after scoring during Liverpool's victory at Villa Park in January . PHIL JONES . Further evidence that moving to a big club doesn’t always work, Jones needs to improve quickly at Manchester United. It would, however, help if Louis van Gaal could become the first Old Trafford manager of three to decide where exactly he wishes to play him. Phil Jones (left) was on England duty this week but it's back to the day job with Manchester United . BUTCH HARMON . The esteemed US coach wants client Rickie Fowler to become ‘nasty’ in order to break his major duck at the US Masters this week, which is odd given that his most successful current student – Phil Mickleson – has won three Green Jackets by being exactly the opposite. Rickie Fowler will bid to break his major duck next week but is it really time to turn into Mr Nasty?",
        "generated_text": "Ian Ladyman; Cricket; World Cup; ECB chief; Colin Graves; four-day; Test matches.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Rickie Lambert is likely to miss out when Liverpool play Arsenal .\nRickie Fowler has been urged to develop a nasty streak at Augusta .\nPhil Jones - can Louis van Gaal find his perfect position?\nRoberto Mancini has a huge Italian job on his hands at Inter Milan .\nBut he probably enjoyed coverage of the Cricket World Cup in the paper .<END-1>",
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            "Colin Graves, the new ECB chief, is thinking about introducing four-day Test matches . The Cricket World Cup is being hailed as a spellbinding tournament, even in Italy. Meanwhile, Ian Ladyman is not impressed with Roberto Mancini's Inter Milan team, Rickie Lambert's lack of playing time at Liverpool or Phil Jones' form at Manchester United.",
            "Cricket World Cup reaches places we couldn’t have imagined even in Italy . Colin Graves, the new ECB chief’s talk of four-day Test matches causes disdain from establishment but at least he’s thinking .",
            "Cricket World Cup is spellbinding and reached places we couldn't have imagined; Australians triumphed; new ECB chief Colin Graves talked of four-day Test matches; the future of Test cricket could be in line for a change ."
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        "sample_id": "test_489",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: While sunseekers across Britain have been making the most of the clear skies recently to soak up some sunshine, the lack of clouds has also proved a bonus for stargazers in Scotland hoping to catch sight of shooting stars. This incredible image was captured above Pitcaple in Aberdeenshire yesterday as photographer Graeme Whipps picked up two meteors which were part of the Lyrid meteor shower. The annual celestial event has been observed for the last 2,700 years across the globe, but is most visible in the northern hemisphere, and is expected to peak tonight with between 10 and 20 meteors an hour. Scroll down for video . Close up: A magnified version of the image above shows one meteor appearing to graze the horizon, while another meteor trail appears top left . Stunning: Graeme Whipps captured this image of the Lyrid meteor shower in the skies above Pitcaple in Aberdeenshire yesterday . The strength of the showers vary from year to year and most years there are no more than five to 20 meteors an hour, but in 1982 Americans counted nearly 100 an hour and in 1803 it was as high as 700 an hour. The Lyrids are created by debris from comet Thatcher, which takes about 415 years to orbit around the Sun, and appear to radiate outwards from a star known as Vega and the constellation Lyra in which it sits - which gives the meteors their name. Mr Whipps, a 50-year-old meteorologist, said: 'I was out photographing the sky and saw the meteor, which was amazing.' While the Lyrid shower has been known to produce up to 100 meteors sightings per hour, most years the peak, which occurs tonight, only produces between five and 20 per hour (the Lyrid shower pictured from space)",
        "generated_text": "Graeme Whipps; two meteors; Lyrid meteor shower; Pitcaple; Aberdeenshire.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Lyrid meteor display is visible in skies across the globe every year in April, and has been observed for 2,700 years .\nNumber of meteors is unpredictable, usually peaking at around five to 20 an hour, but has reached 100 per hour .\nGraeme Whipps captured this image of meteors passing through the skies over Pitcaple in Aberdeenshire yesterday .<END-1>",
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            "Photographer Graeme Whipps captured two meteors which were part of the Lyrid meteor shower above Pitcaple, Aberdeenshire . The annual celestial event has been observed for the last 2,700 years across the globe, but is most visible in the northern hemisphere, and is expected to peak tonight with between 10 and 20 meteors an hour . The Lyrids are created by debris from comet Thatcher .",
            "Photographer Graeme Whipps captured two meteors part of the Lyrid meteor shower above Pitcaple in Aberdeenshire . The annual celestial event is expected to peak tonight with between 10 and 20 meteors an hour .",
            "Photographer Graeme Whipps captured two meteors from the Lyrid meteor shower above Pitcaple in Aberdeenshire on April 23 . The annual event began 2,700 years ago and is most visible in the northern hemisphere, with this year’s peak expected on April 24 with between 10 and 20 meteors an hour . The Lyrids are created by debris from comet Thatcher, and appear to radiate outwards from a star known as Vega in the constellation of Lyra."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: These incredible images show French paratroopers dropping into hostile territory near terrorist havens on the Libya-Niger border. The pictures, including one radar grab, showing soldiers of the French second Foreign Parachute Regiment, were released by French Defence Audio-visual Communication and Production Unit. Taken during an airborne operation at the 'Salvador Pass' at the border between Libya and Niger, the shots show part of the anti-jihadist operation in the Sahel – the desert region which stretches across North Africa. A image grab from a video released by the ECPAD radar of soldiers from the French second Foreign Parachute Regiment (REP) jumping off a plane during an airborne operation at the 'Salvador Pass' France began setting up a command base in northern Niger at the end of last year in efforts to combat a number of international jihadist groups . France began setting up a command base in northern Niger at the end of last year in efforts to combat the patchwork of international jihadist groups operating across the sparsely populated region from Southern Libya to Mauritania. The porous border between Libya and Niger in particular has been increasingly unstable following the toppling of former Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi by a NATO coalition including France in 2011. With Islamic State increasing its presence in the beleaguered North African State, the region, a gateway to Europe, has been of even greater concern to France and its allies in recent months. Roughly 300 fighters linked to al Qaeda's North African arm AQIM, including a splinter group formed by veteran Islamist commander Mokhtar Belmokhtar, were believed to have operating in southern Libya, a key point on smuggling and trafficking routes across the region. The French operation, dubbed Barkhane after the name of a kind of sand dune formed by desert winds, has set up its headquarters in the Chadian capital N'Djamena, but also placed an outpost in northern Chad about 200 km from the Libyan border. France has a reputation as the policeman of Africa. About 3,000 French troops are now operating out of Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Chad -- countries straddling the vast arid Sahel band -- with the aim of stamping out Islamist fighters across the region. Roughly 300 fighters linked to al Qaeda's North African arm AQIM, including a splinter group formed by veteran Islamist commander Mokhtar Belmokhtar, were believed to have operating in southern Libya . About 3,000 French troops are now operating out of Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Chad to stem the tide of extremism .",
        "generated_text": "pictures; soldiers; French second Foreign Parachute Regiment; Sahel; North Africa; fighting; Islamic State; Libya; Niger; close air support.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Pictures show French second Foreign Parachute Regiment dropping down .\nTaken on airborne operation at the Salvador Pass on Libya-Niger border .\nFrench troops in the desert region battling jihadist fighters and smugglers .<END-1>",
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            "French paratroopers are shown in incredible images dropping into hostile territory near terrorist havens on the Libya-Niger border . The French second Foreign Parachute Regiment is part of an anti-jihadist operation in the Sahel, the desert region which stretches across North Africa . France began setting up a command base in northern Niger at the end of last year in efforts to combat the patchwork of international jihadist groups operating across the sparsely populated region from Southern Libya to Mauritania .",
            "Pictures show soldiers of the French second Foreign Parachute Regiment dropping into hostile territory near terrorist havens on the Libya-Niger border . The shots show part of the anti-jihadist operation in the Sahel – the desert region which stretches across North Africa . France began setting up a command base in northern Niger at the end of last year in efforts to combat a number of international jihadist groups .",
            "The French second Foreign Parachute Regiment is shown in a series of incredible images parachuting into hostile territory near terrorist havens on the Libya-Niger border . The images show part of the anti-jihadist operation in the Sahel, a desert region which stretches across North Africa . France has set up a command base in Northern Niger to combat a number of international jihadist groups ."
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        "sample_id": "test_491",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A stunning convertible Ferrari which is almost identical to one that was famously destroyed in cult 1980s film Ferris Bueller's Day Off is expected to sell for £10million at auction. The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider is widely regarded by many as the most beautiful convertible ever made. But it is best known for that infamous scene in the 1986 teen comedy starring Matthew Broderick. The car, in classic Ferrari red, was the pride and joy of the father of Ferris Bueller's best friend Cameron in the movie. That was until the friends take the model out for a spin which results in the convertible accidentally smashing through its glass showroom doors into the ravine below. A stunning Ferrari - which is almost identical to the model driven in cult eighties classic film Ferris Bueller's Day Off is up for auction . The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider (pictured) is regarded by many as the most beautiful convertible ever made . But its most famous moment came it was used as the car for the 1986 teen comedy Ferris Bueller, starring Matthew Broderick . In the movie, Ferris took best friend Cameron's dad's red model out without permission but the car eventually trashed . You killed the car: In one of the film world's best-known scenes, the beloved Ferrari crashes into the ravine below after Cameron accidentally knocks it off the jack . This car, however, is in significantly better condition and has recently undergone a full restoration by Ferrari in Maranello. One of just 16 in existence, it has a 3-litre V12 engine which develops around 280bhp. It will do 0-60mph in less than 7 seconds and hit a top speed of more than 150mph. It will be sold next month at RM Sotheby's auction in Villa Erba, Italy, and has a guide price of around £8 million. The Ferrari, featuring the distinctive logo on the steering wheel, will be sold next month at RM Sotheby's auction in Villa Erba, Italy, and has a guide price of around £8 million . This car, which has undergone a full restoration by Ferrari in Maranello in northern Italy, is expected to go for much more than its guide price . The convertible, which features luxury tan leather seats, is one of just 16 in existence and features a 3-litre V12 engine which develops around 280bhp . It will do 0-60mph in less than 7 seconds and hit a top speed of more than 150mph and in the auction catalogue, RM Sotheby's called it 'the most celebrated open-air Ferrari ever made' and 'an automobile with few peers' But it is expected to sell for significantly more after a model previously owned by the French actor Alain Delon and requiring a full restoration sold for £12.5 million earlier this year. Peter Wallman, car specialist at RM Sotheby's, said: 'Perhaps the most beautiful convertible car ever made, and featuring the powerful Colombo designed 3.0-litre V12 engine, this spacious and versatile two-seat sports car with race car performance is the ultimate road going Ferrari of all time.' The car's ability to be driven at high speed on the track as well as comfortably across continents boosted appeal to a number of high profile customers. Hollywood star James Coburn owned one - with Chris Evans buying it in 2008 for a then world record £5.6 million. The Delon car sold for more than twice this figure seven years later. This model, known as chassis 2505 GT, was originally bought by an Italian driver before the ownership was passed to a Swiss person. It was later owned by a Brit and is currently back in Italian ownership . The car's ability to be driven at high speed on the track as well as comfortably across continents boosted appeal to a number of high profile customers . Rather than 'Ferrari red' the car is a deep navy with chrome, such as on the bumper and wheels, polished to a blinding brilliance . Earlier this year a model previously owned by the French actor Alain Delon and requiring a full restoration sold for £12.5 million . Hollywood star James Coburn owned one - with Chris Evans buying it in 2008 for a then world record £5.6 million. The Delon car sold for more than twice this figure seven years later . This model, known as chassis 2505 GT, was originally sold to an Italian, before belonging to a Swiss. It was later owned by a Brit and is currently thought to belong to an Italian. In the auction catalogue, RM Sotheby's called it 'the most celebrated open-air Ferrari ever made' and 'an automobile with few peers'. It added: 'Ownership of such an automobile, both now and when new, is something that almost every Ferrari enthusiast aspires to yet something that few can attain. 'It is the epitome of la dolce vita in the automotive world, as it combines timeless style with incredible performance, and it is an automobile equally capable of pleasing its owner on the open road, the race track, or both in a single day. 'This car drives beautifully, looks absolutely spectacular, and is ready to delight its next owner.' The roomy boot has plenty of space for shopping or a little luggage and also contains the car's spare tire and a bag of tools . The 'timeless' luxury car comes with its certificate of authenticity and a leather bag full of a variety of different tools for maintenance . Sotheby's said the Ferrari epitomised 'la dolce vita in the automotive world' and said the car 'drives beautifully, looks absolutely spectacular, and is ready to delight its next owner' Ferrari in Maranello, in southern Italy, has spent hours carrying out a full restoration - both outside and under the hood - to bring it into near-mint condition . Ferris Bueller's Day Off (pictured) famed for crashing the stunning Ferrari, launched the career of Matthew Broderick (center), Alan Ruck (right) and Sloane Paterson (left)",
        "generated_text": "Ferrari; Day Off; 1986; 1961; the most beautiful convertible; time.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider is regarded by many as the most beautiful convertible ever made .\nIt is the same model that was famously  crashed into a ravine in the 80s cult classic film Ferris Bueller's Day Off .\nConvertible - which does 0-60mph in less than 7 seconds - is going to auction and is expected to reach £10million .<END-1>",
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            "A Ferrari convertible which is almost identical to the one destroyed in the cult 1980s film Ferris Bueller's Day Off is expected to sell for £10m at auction . The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider is widely regarded by many as the most beautiful convertible ever made . This model is in significantly better condition and has recently undergone a full restoration by Ferrari in Maranello .  ",
            "A stunning 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider, which is almost identical to one that was famously destroyed in cult 1980s film Ferris Bueller's Day Off, is expected to sell for £10 million at auction. The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider is widely regarded by many as the most beautiful convertible ever made. But it is best known for that infamous scene in the 1986 teen comedy starring Matthew Broderick.",
            "A 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider, almost identical to one driven in the cult 1980s film Ferris Bueller's Day Off , is expected to sell for £10m at auction . Widely regarded as the most beautiful convertible ever made, it has a 3-litre V12 engine which develops around 280bhp and will do 0-60mph in less than seven seconds and hit a top speed of more than 150mph . One of 16 in existence, it has recently undergone a full restoration by Ferrari in Maranello, southern Italy."
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        "sample_id": "test_492",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: They are supposed to be the dream team who can solve the conundrum of how to win the election. But David Cameron and Boris Johnson were left scratching their heads today as they struggled with a children's jigsaw teaching toddlers about the seasons. As the London Mayor tried to hammer ill-fitting pieces together with his hands, the Prime Minister tried out what could be a new election slogan, telling him: 'If in doubt, wedge it in.' After being put right by a four-year-old who spotted their errors, the pair had more fun finger painting with Tory blue paint. David Cameron and Boris Johnson were left stumped by the puzzle at Advantage Children's Day Nursery in Surbiton, as three-year-old Stephanie looked on . When they tried to put the puzzle back together, they hit trouble after it proved to be more difficult than expected . The Conservative duo made their first appearance together on the campaign trail with a visit to Advantage day nursery in Surbiton, south west London. They were supposed to be highlighting Tory plans to double free childcare for 600,000 children aged three and four. They sat at a table with Joshua and Stephanie, both aged three, and four-year-olds Hamish and Leo where they broke up a puzzle which depicted the four seasons. When they tried to put it back together, they hit trouble after it proved to be more difficult than expected. After taking nine minutes to complete the puzzle, the Tory duo were relieved to try their hand at hand painting, which they found much easier . The pair were at the nursery in Surbiton to promote a Tory pledge to double free childcare for working parents of three and four-year-olds to 30 hours a week . Arriving at the nursery, Mr Cameron appeared to be giving Mr Johnson a ticking off before the visit had even started . Like a bad workman blaming his tools, Mr Johnson soon started to question whether there was a fundamental design fault. 'January is in winter,' he complained. 'There's something wrong with the puzzle.' The clock ticked on and Tory aides grew nervous, as Mr Cameron insisted: We've got all day.' Mr Johnson, fearing defeat, was adamant: 'We can't be beaten by the puzzle.' With the media crowding into classroom, Hamish asked Mr Cameron why there were so many journalists. 'If we finish the puzzle it will make them go away,' the PM said. But the children had spotted more errors. 'I've found another problem,' said Leo. Mr Johnson, already known as a political heavyweight, then tried brute force to get the pieces to fit by hammering them with his fist. He had the backing of the PM who declared: 'If in doubt, wedge it in.' Samantha Cameron got into less mess with blue paint during a visit to The Growing Zone allotment project in Kippax, West Yorkshire . Fearing it might be taking too long, and perhaps that the puzzle might get broken, a teacher then stepped in to point out yet more problems. 'This one is not right,' she said. 'This one goes there.' As the last piece went in to cheers - nearly nine minutes after they began - Mr Cameron initiated a group hug. 'Thank God for that. That was stressful,' he said. 'I do have to have a hug after that.' Mr Johnson joked: 'That was a bit like the (election) campaign ... suddenly, the final surge.' 'It all comes together in the end,' said Mr Cameron, before stopping one of the children taking the puzzle to pieces. 'Don't break it up again - I can't take the stress.' Afterwards the two men joined another group of children for a hand painting session - appropriately using blue paint.",
        "generated_text": "David Cameron; Boris Johnson; puzzle; toddlers; the four seasons.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>David Cameron and Boris Johnson visit nursery to promote childcare .\nDuo left flummoxed by jigsaw aimed at teaching children about seasons .\nLondon Mayor resorted to brute force to hammer wrong pieces together .\nPrime Minister gave his approval, telling Boris:  'If in doubt, wedge it in'<END-1>",
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            "David Cameron and Boris Johnson had trouble with a children's jigsaw teaching toddlers about the seasons when trying to complete it took almost nine minutes . The Conservative duo were promoting Tory plans to double free childcare for 600,000 children aged three and four . They also had fun finger painting with Tory blue paint .",
            "David Cameron and Boris Johnson struggled to complete a children's jigsaw teaching toddlers about the seasons at a daycare centre in Surbiton, south west London . They were there to promote a Tory pledge to double free childcare for working parents of three and four-year-olds to 30 hours a week . After taking nine minutes to complete the puzzle, the Tory duo were relieved to try their hand at hand painting, which they found much easier .",
            "David Cameron and Boris Johnson struggled with a children's jigsaw teaching toddlers about the seasons . After being put right by a four-year-old who spotted their errors, the pair had more fun finger painting with Tory blue paint . The Conservative duo made their first appearance together on the campaign trail with a visit to Advantage day nursery in Surbiton, south west London."
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        "sample_id": "test_493",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Suge Knight laughed in court on Thursday as he revealed he hopes Floyd Mayweather will bail him out after winning his next fight. The rap mogul was refused an appeal to have his bail reduced from $10 million to $5 million as he awaits trial for murder and attempted murder. Despite walking confidently into court, he had to be carted out in a wheelchair as Judge Ronald Coen rejected his pleas. But all is not lost for the co-creator of Death Row Records, who believes his close friend, the champion boxer Floyd Mayweather, will come to his aid this weekend. Scroll down for video . Laughing before murder trial: Suge Knight and his lawyer Matthew Fletcher were jovial in court on Thursday . Lifeline? Knight's attorney said he believes Mayweather will bail the rap mogul out when he wins on Saturday . Mayweather, an undefeated professional worth $420 million, is set to land a record pay check after going head-to-head with Manny Pacquiao on Saturday. Knight's attorney Matthew Fletcher is confident part of that will come their way. 'My understanding is that Suge is going to be bailed out this coming week,' Fletcher told the New York Daily News outside court. 'We think Mr. Mayweather is going to win the championship and then come champion the day again,' he said. 'They're good friends, and there's no reason he shouldn't. And we believe that will happen.' Los Angeles Superior Court's Ronald Coen said Knight's trial will begin July 7 unless a motion is made to continue it for a later date. Appearing distressed, Knight then had to be wheeled out of court in a wheelchair after the hearing . The 48-year-old has been plagued by medical ailments since being charged with murder and attempted murder in January . Appearing distressed, Knight then had to be wheeled out of court in a wheelchair. The 48-year-old has been plagued by medical ailments since being charged with murder and attempted murder in January - collapsing in court multiple times and routinely complaining of stomach problems. Coen set aside 16 court days to hear the case and said potential jurors will be prescreened about their ability to serve before they get to the courtroom. Knight pleaded not guilty to murder, attempted murder and hit-and-run charges filed after he killed one man and seriously injured another with his pickup outside a Compton burger stand in January.",
        "generated_text": "Suge Knight; trial; murder; attempted murder; Floyd Mayweather; bail; $10 million; $5 million.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Death Row Records mogul appealed to reduce $10m bail, was denied .\nBut he is sure Floyd Mayweather will win on Saturday and bail him out .\nThe boxer is already worth $420 million, set to get record pay this weekend .\nKnight had to be wheeled out of court after being denied bail cut .<END-1>",
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            "Suge Knight was refused an appeal to have his bail reduced from $10 million to $5 million . However, he believes Floyd Mayweather, his close friend, will come to his aid after he wins his next fight and bail him out . The rap mogul is awaiting trial for murder and attempted murder .",
            "Suge Knight laughed in court as he revealed he hopes Floyd Mayweather will bail him out after winning his next fight . The rap mogul was refused an appeal to have his bail reduced from $10 million to $5 million as he awaits trial for murder and attempted murder .",
            "Suge Knight, who is awaiting trial for murder and attempted murder, hopes his close friend, boxer Floyd Mayweather, will bail him out after his next fight, says his lawyer . The rap mogul was refused an appeal to have his bail reduced from $10 million to $5 million . Judge Ronald Coen rejected the plea and Knight had to be wheeled out of court in a wheelchair after the hearing ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Aston Villa may be able to sign Cordoba striker Florin Andone for as little as £2.5million. The Spanish side are poised to be relegated and need to raise funds. Sportsmail revealed Villa have held talks over 22-year-old Andone earlier this week and will look to strike a bargain for the player. Premier League side Aston Villa could sign Cordoba striker Florin Andone (left) for as little as £2.5million . The Romanian has scored six goals in 17 games for the struggling Spanish side this season . The Romanian has scored six goals in 17 games for the struggling Spanish side who are rooted to the bottom of La Liga. Andone was born in Romania but moved to Spain when he was 12. He was only promoted to the senior team in December and following his impressive form he has since been called up to the Romanian national side. The player is valued at around £6million but it is thought Villa could sign him in a cut-price deal should Cordoba lose their La Liga status. Villa manager Tim Sherwood could add Andone to his striking options in the summer .",
        "generated_text": "Aston Villa; Cordoba; Florin Andone; as little as £2.5million; Spain; relegation.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Aston Villa have held talks over Cordoba striker Florin Andone .\nThe Premier League club could sign the striker for as little as £2.5million .\nCordoba are poised for La Liga relegation and need to raise funds .<END-1>",
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            "Aston Villa could sign Cordoba striker Florin Andone for as little as £2.5million as the Spanish side are poised to be relegated and need to raise funds . Andone has scored six goals in 17 games for the struggling Spanish side who are rooted to the bottom of La Liga . The player is valued at around £6million but it is thought Villa could sign him in a cut-price deal should Cordoba lose their La Liga status.",
            "Aston Villa may be able to sign Cordoba striker Florin Andone for as little as £2.5million as the Spanish side are poised to be relegated and need to raise funds . Andone was born in Romania but moved to Spain when he was 12 . He has scored six goals in 17 games for the struggling Spanish side this season.",
            "Aston Villa may be able to sign Cordoba striker Florin Andone for as little as £2.5m . The Spanish side are poised to be relegated and need to raise funds . Sportsmail revealed Villa have held talks over 22-year-old Andone earlier this week ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: If selected on Sunday, David Templeton will form part of a Rangers guard of honour to recognise the outstanding Championship success of his former club. There will be no feelings of envy as he applauds Hearts on to the Ibrox pitch. Despite enduring much injury-induced frustration in his three seasons in Govan, the winger remains adamant he can prove his worth by rekindling the kind of form he once showed in maroon. Templeton made his first start in almost three months last weekend as Stuart McCall's recorded a 4-1 victory over Cowdenbeath. That followed up a breakthrough win over Hibernian at Easter Road and enhanced confidence ahead of a real litmus test of their recent progress. Rangers ace David Templeton promotes tickets for Sunday's match against Hearts at Ibrox . Hearts romped to the title with seven games to spare and currently sit 26 points in front of a Rangers side fighting to finish as best of the rest ahead of the play-offs. This wasn't a scenario Templeton could ever have envisaged when he moved west along the M8 in August 2012, away from Vladimir Romanov's teetering reign that would eventually lapse into administration. Back then, Rangers were just starting to emerge from their own, even deeper, financial meltdown of liquidation. Few predicted any on-field problems in their journey back up the leagues. Rangers' Haris Vuckic & Nicky Clark training at Murray Park ahead of the clash with Hearts . This season has told a very different story. Templeton, though, insists he has had no regretful thoughts of what it would be like to somehow still be a Hearts player. 'No, because I think I would have been away the following season anyway,' he said. 'At the time I moved, it was the right time for me, I was kind of forced out, as well. 'It was just one of those things, it was a good move at the time and if we can go up through the play-offs then I still think it would have been a good move. Rangers' Tom Walsh training at Murray Park ahead of their clash with runaway leaders Hearts . 'It's massive that we do that. When I signed for Rangers with the squad we had, I thought we would go up each year. For us as a club - and the supporters and everyone - it's massive to get back to the top league. 'My time here has been pretty frustrating, personally. The first season I really enjoyed, although I picked up a couple of injuries which didn't help. 'Last season, I had a couple of little niggles pre-season and then I didn't play a lot. This season, the exact same. Hopefully now I can keep myself fit and start afresh if we go up.' Rangers captain Lee McCulloch holds the ball up as his teammates look on during a training session . Templeton is not among the dozen or so first-team players out of contract this summer, with 12 months still left on his deal. 'The fans have definitely not seen the best of me,' he admitted. 'I need to get back playing the way I was before I signed here because that was the reason I signed for Rangers. 'I know that I'm good enough to get back to that and hopefully the manager sees that in me.' Rangers trialists Milos Milovic (left) and Josef Shirdel (right) are put through their paces during training . Templeton on Friday lauded the difference McCall has made since his arrival last month. The 26-year-old claimed he now felt more confident about expressing himself on the field. 'Earlier in the season, I played a few games and didn't do too well, but at the same time the team wasn't doing as well either and it's hard to stand out then,' he said. 'Last Saturday we were really attacking and creating a load of chances which made me feel a lot better, a lot more confident. The manager has given me the confidence as well since he has come in. Rangers' Lee Wallace tests his reaction speeds as he is put through his paces during training . 'Even before I'm going on in games, he'll just tell me to stay wide, get the ball and attack. It doesn't matter how many times I lose it in the final third, but just to try and make things happen. As a winger, that's what you like to hear - that you're not going to be criticised for trying to do the right things.' Hearts have won both previous matches against Rangers this term but Templeton believes the gap in those games was not significant. 'The past few times we have played Hearts we didn't actually do too badly,' he added. 'In the first game of the season we should have won it - I missed a sitter at 0-0 and if I had scored it we would have gone on to win the game. Templeton holds the ball up as a Rangers teammate looks to dispossess him during a training session . 'The second game, we started well and they couldn't get out of their half. But then we had a man sent off which didn't help us. 'It will be good to play against them on Sunday. They have been excellent this season and thoroughly deserved to win the title. But we will work on how we will play and I am sure we will all be ready.' McCall is dismissive of any suggestion that Hearts might somehow slacken off having already secured a Premiership return. Hearts' Jordan McGhee (right) speaks with teammate Callum Paterson at training ahead of their game . 'If you have won nine on the bounce and you are champions then you are going to have a lot of confidence,' insisted the Ibrox boss. 'Every one of their players will have that. They also have a real good spirit. 'It is a test for us but every game between now and the end of the season will bring a test. Going down to Queen of the South on Thursday will be tough. 'But I take the point that people will look at the Hearts game and think it might be a barometer of how far we have come. The Hearts squad train at Tynecastle ahead of their fixture with Rangers on Sunday . 'We have improved each game and that is all we are asking for again. But we will slip up between now and the end of the season, no doubt. We won't win every game. 'There will be ups and downs but it is about how we handle it. There is a little bit of belief back in the players again, but we know it is only two wins. No-one is getting carried away.' *All tickets previously purchased for the abandoned Rangers v Hearts game at Ibrox on Friday, 16 January are still valid. Tickets are also available from: www.rangers.co.uk, 0871 702 1972, Rangers Ticket Centre until kick-off Prices from £21 adults, £15 concessions and £5 kids.",
        "generated_text": "David Templeton; Rangers; Hearts; Ibrox; Sunday; Championship.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>David Templeton endured injury-induced frustration during time at Hearts .\nBut, Rangers winger insists he will show no envy towards them on Sunday .\nTempleton will form part of a celebratory guard of honour if he starts clash .\nThe winger made his first start in almost three months last weekend .<END-1>",
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            "David Templeton, who will form part of a Rangers guard of honour, insists he has had no regretful thoughts of what it would be like to somehow still be a Hearts player . Despite enduring injury-induced frustration in his three seasons in Govan, he remains adamant he can prove his worth by rekindling the kind of form he once showed in maroon . Hearts romped to the title with seven games to spare and currently sit 26 points in front of a Rangers side fighting to finish as best of the rest ahead of the play-offs.",
            "David Templeton, a former Hearts player, will form part of the Rangers guard of honour to recognise Championship success of his former club . Templeton is not among the dozen or so first-team players out of contract this summer . Hearts have won both previous matches against Rangers this term but Templeton believes the gap in those games was not significant .  </span>",
            "If selected on Sunday, David Templeton will form part of a Rangers guard of honour to recognise the outstanding Championship success of his former club. Despite enduring much injury-induced frustration in his three seasons in Govan, the winger remains adamant he can prove his worth by rekindling the kind of form he once showed in maroon. Hearts romped to the title with seven games to spare and currently sit 26 points in front of a Rangers side fighting to finish as best of the rest ahead of the play-offs. Copyright © 2015 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All Rights Reserved."
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        "sample_id": "test_496",
        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: From the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's 2011 wedding to the 2012 Diamond Jubilee, no royal event would be complete without them. Now a trickle of royal fans, some familiar faces among them, have begun arriving at the Lindo Wing ahead of the royal birth. But the  group, which includes well-known royal enthusiast Margaret Tyler, 71, could be in for a long wait as the Duchess of Cambridge's due date is more than a week away. Getting ready: Royal superfans Margaret Tyler and John Loughery outside the Lindo Wing . That, however, wasn't enough to dampen spirits with the group, all of whom had come prepared with Union flags, posing happily for the gathering Press pack. Joining Mrs Tyler was another familiar face - that of self-confessed royal 'superfan' John Loughery, 60, who camped out overnight ahead of the 2011 Royal Wedding and was the only member of the public to attend every day of the inquest into the death of Princess Diana in 2008. Mr Loughery, a former chef, said at the time he hoped to go down in history for the feat and told the BBC that he wouldn't be surprised 'if a portrait of me is hanging inside Kensington Palace in 100 years from now'. Equally serious about the Royal Family is Mrs Tyler, an avid collector of royal memorabilia who has amassed a trove worth more than £10,000. Nearly there: The Duchess of Cambridge, pictured last month, is due to give birth on the 25th April . Regular: John Loughery, 60, has been present for every major royal event of the last 10 years . Diana fan: His favourite was Princess Diana and he attended every day of the 2008 inquest into her death . Mrs Tyler, who gave birth to her son Andrew at the Lindo Wing, says she considers the royals to be part of her family and has been following their exploits for more than 40 years. Her collection of royal souvenirs, which includes a £1,200 bust of Prince Charles, is so vast, it takes up four rooms in her small terraced home in London. Like Mr Loughery, Mrs Tyler was also at the Lindo Wing for the birth of Prince George and ended up spending six days waiting for him to arrive. 'I was there for six days,' she told a recent episode of BBC2 show Collectaholics. '[My son] Andrew was born at St. Mary's and I was only there for two days. 'I just wanted to feel close to them [William and Kate], I suppose. I spent the time meeting people, and chatting.I was convinced it was going to be a girl, but it wasn't.' She describes her collecting as a 'labour of love' and says every day is dominated by her royal obsession. Excited: Mr Loughery, from Wandsworth,  with Maria Scott and her daughter Amy Thompson from Newcastle . Pole position: Mrs Tyler surveys the scene outside the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington . Impressive collection: Mrs Tyler has filled four rooms of her small London home with memorabilia . Valuable: The collection is thought to be worth around £10,000 and is a 'labour of love' 'There's loads of royal magazines that I read, so I get up at about 4.30am to keep up with it all,' she reveals. 'I'm retired but I don't think I've actually ever worked so hard in my life. It takes a lot of work [to maintain] but it's a labour of love.' The Duchess of Cambridge is due to give birth to her second child on the 25th April, although experts say royal watchers could be in for a long wait as second babies tend to come late. Nevertheless, preparations for the birth are well past the planning stages, with a media pen designed to hold the expected influx from around the world opening today. The police have also begun patrolling outside the Lindo Wing and have barred photographers from getting too close to the door. Although the Duchess herself is believed to be at Kensington Palace, her husband Prince William is working in Norfolk and is expected to be forced to make a two-hour hospital dash when his 33-year-old wife goes into labour.",
        "generated_text": "Royal fans; Lindo Wing; Duchess of Cambridge; more than a week; Margaret Tyler; 71; John Loughery.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Royal superfans have arrived to set up camp outside the Lindo Wing .\nMargaret Tyler, 71, owns a £10,000 collection of royal souvenirs .\nFellow fan John Loughery, 60, never misses a single royal event .\nBoth spent Prince George's birth camped outside St. Mary's Hospital .<END-1>",
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            "A trickle of royal fans, some familiar faces among them, have begun arriving at the Lindo Wing ahead of the royal birth. The group, which includes well-known royal enthusiast Margaret Tyler, 71, and self-confessed royal 'superfan' John Loughery, 60, could be in for a long wait as the Duchess of Cambridge's due date is more than a week away .",
            "Royal fans, including Margaret Tyler, 71, and John Loughery, have begun arriving at the Lindo Wing ahead of the royal birth, even though the Duchess of Cambridge's due date is more than a week away .",
            "A small group of royal fans, including well-known enthusiast Margaret Tyler, 71, have arrived at the Lindo Wing ahead of the royal birth, but could be in for a long wait as the Duchess of Cambridge's due date is more than a week away . Royal superfans Tyler and John Loughery, 60, have gone to many royal events in the past, with Loughery having attended the inquest into the death of Princess Diana in 2008."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: Indiana has seen a 'significant increase' in the number of cases of HIV more than two weeks into a short-term needle exchange program approved by Gov. Mike Pence, state health officials said on Friday. There are now 120 confirmed HIV cases and 10 preliminary positive cases tied to Scott County, about 30 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky. That's up from 106 last week, said the Indiana State Department of Health. Health officials who declared an epidemic last month have said they expect the number of cases to rise as more people are tested. But the growing number could put pressure on Pence to extend the 30-day needle exchange program that he approved on March 26. Scroll down for video . More than two weeks into a short-term needle exchange program approved by Gov. Mike Pence, there are now 120 confirmed HIV cases and 10 preliminary positive cases tied to Scott County, about 30 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky . Spokeswoman Kara Brooks said Pence is reviewing reports and recommendations from health officials and will make a decision early next week about extending the program beyond April 25. The Scott County outbreak has occurred among intravenous drug users and primarily involves the use of the high-powered painkiller Opana, health officials have said. The county typically sees about five HIV cases each year. Since Pence approved the temporary needle exchange, 5,322 clean syringes have been provided to 86 participants, health officials said Friday. About 1,400 used syringes have been returned. Brittany Combs, public health nurse for the Scott County Health Department, said the needle-exchange program had 'really picked up a lot this week,' in large part because a mobile unit has been traveling around neighborhoods seeking to get more IV drug users into the program. 'It's that trust factor. You have to gain that trust, and I think we're slowly starting to do that,' Combs said. But the future of the Scott County program, as well as the fate of legislation that would allow needle-exchange programs in other counties, isn't clear. The Scott County outbreak has occurred among intravenous drug users and primarily involves the use of the high-powered prescription painkiller Opana, health officials have said . Pence opposes needle exchanges as an anti-drug policy. Senate President Pro Tem David Long said on Thursday that the emergency exchange for Scott County was 'the right reaction' but wasn't sure if it is the correct approach long-term. Nor was he sure whether the Senate would support legislation sponsored by House Public Health Committee Chairman Ed Clere, R-New Albany, that would allow the 23 Indiana counties with the highest rate-per-population of hepatitis C to establish their own needle-exchange programs. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that between 50 percent and 90 percent of people with hepatitis C are also infected with HIV. Health officials say because of this, high rates of hepatitis C are a key indicator of needle-sharing and a potential HIV outbreak. The House approved the bill on April 7 in a 54-39 vote, and the measure is scheduled for a hearing on Monday in a House-Senate conference committee, which will try to work out a final version for lawmakers to consider before the Legislature's April 29 adjournment deadline. Long said Pence isn't alone in his concerns that needle exchanges could promote drug use instead of prevent it. 'At the same time, you adapt and you evolve based on the world we live in, so we're going to have to see if that requires a pivot for us,' Long said. Medical waste containers stored in preparation for Scott County residents that are looking to exchange used needles. The needle-exchange program was created through an emergency executive order signed last week by Gov. Mike Pence in an attempt to curb the state's largest-ever HIV outbreak . Clere said he appreciates Pence's approval of the short-term needle exchange but that 'it doesn't help in other areas of the state that are at risk for a similar outbreak. It's just not enough.' He said the association between needle exchanges and illegal drug activity makes many people, including lawmakers, uncomfortable. But he thinks the exchange program shouldn't be viewed as anti-drug policy, but as 'a proven and effective harm-reduction policy.' 'We simply can't afford to view this as a short-term problem,' Clere said. Money could also be an issue as lawmakers weigh their options. Since 1989, the federal government has banned public funding of needle exchange programs. Pence's executive order didn't include money for the Scott County program. 'They asked the state agencies to find their own money. How sustainable is that?' said Dr. Beth Meyerson, co-director of the Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention at Indiana University. 'There's no evidence that the Pence administration is thinking about this in the long term at all.'",
        "generated_text": "Indiana; 120; HIV cases; 10; Scott County; about 30 miles; Louisville; Kentucky; Health officials; an epidemic.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>There are now 120 confirmed HIV cases and 10 preliminary positive cases tied to Scott County, about 30 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky .\nOutbreak has occurred among intravenous drug users and primarily involves the use of the high-powered prescription painkiller Opana .\nHealth officials who declared an epidemic last month have said they expect the number of cases to rise as more people are tested .\nGov. Mike Pence approved a short-term needle exchange program two weeks ago to help combat the problem .<END-1>",
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            "There are now 120 confirmed HIV cases and 10 preliminary positive cases tied to Scott County, about 30 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky. That's up from 106 last week, said the Indiana State Department of Health, who declared an epidemic last month and say they expect the number of cases to rise as more people are tested.",
            "Indiana has seen a 'significant increase' in the number of cases of HIV more than two weeks into a short-term needle exchange program approved by Gov. Mike Pence, state health officials said on Friday. There are now 120 confirmed HIV cases and 10 preliminary positive cases tied to Scott County, about 30 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky . Health officials who declared an epidemic last month have said they expect the number of cases to rise as more people are tested .",
            "Indiana has seen a 'significant increase' in the number of cases of HIV more than two weeks into a short-term needle exchange program approved by Gov. Mike Pence . There are now 120 confirmed HIV cases and 10 preliminary positive cases tied to Scott County, about 30 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky . Health officials who declared an epidemic last month have said they expect the number of cases to rise as more people are tested ."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: A North Carolina man has been charged following the fatal shooting of his girlfriend, who was six months pregnant, and whose baby survived. Daniel Steele, 25, was arrested at his home in Raleigh not long after the shooting which occurred at approximately 9.40pm on Saturday night. Kimberly Dianne Richardson, 25, was rushed to hospital but died in the early hours of Sunday. Kimberly Dianne Richardson, left, was rushed to hospital in Raleigh, North Carolina, but died in the early hours of Sunday. Daniel Steele, right, has been arrested and charged with murder . Her baby, a girl, survived and is being cared for at WakeMed hospital. Steele was taken into custody and has been charged with murder. The shooting occurred in the 3600 block of Sumner Boulevard, near Triangle Town Center. Richardson from Youngsville, North Carolina, was a jewelry consultant who had previously been married to a soldier nine years her senior before she began dating Steele. Richardson was six months pregnant and her child - a girl - has safely delivered at a local hospital . Crime scene: The shooting occurred in the 3600 block of Sumner Boulevard, near Triangle Town Center in Raleigh, North Carolina .",
        "generated_text": "Daniel Steele; 25; murder; girlfriend; Kimberly Dianne Richardson; six months; baby; Raleigh; North Carolina.",
        "ref_text": "<START-1>Kimberly Dianne Richardson, 25, was rushed to hospital in Raleigh, North Carolina, but died in the early hours of Sunday .\nDaniel Steele, 25, has been arrested and charged with murder .\nRichardson was six months pregnant and her child - a girl - was safely delivered at a local hospital .<END-1>",
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            "Daniel Steele, 25, has been charged with murder following the fatal shooting of his girlfriend, Kimberly Dianne Richardson, who was six months pregnant . Richardson died in the early hours of Sunday, but her baby – a girl – survived and is being cared for at WakeMed hospital in Raleigh, North Carolina . The shooting occurred on Saturday night."
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        "prompt_text": "Extract the keywords: You would be forgiven for thinking that the sun looked like a giant yolk after an amateur astronomer captured what looks like a chick sitting on its surface. The strange formation was photographed by amateur astronomer Gordon Ewen, and is a sun spot. The phenomenon is fairly common and the number of spots on the solar surface reflects with how active the sun is. They occur when a concentration of magnetic fields causes the surface temperature to reduce, making a specific section of the sun stand out from its surroundings. The sun's having a yolk! Sun spots range hugely in size, from just 10 miles (16km) to 100,000 miles (160,000km) wide - big enough to be seen from Earth without a telescope. Each one can be more than ten times the size of our planet . Gordon Ewen captured the festive photograph using a telescope at the bottom of his garden. Mr Ewen, 57, set up the observatory shed at the bottom of the garden in Letchworth, Hertfordshire, after he left his job five years ago. 'I've been interested in astronomy since I was a child. I remember I used to love borrowing books about space from the library and I had telescope when I was 10,' he said. 'But It all took a backseat when I went to university to study chemistry though.' The photograph of the chick-like sun spot was taken on March 10 at midday. The large telescope focuses on a specific wavelength of light and allows him to see the details created on the sun's surface as hydrogen gas surfaces and swirls. Sun spots range in size, from just 10 miles (16km) to 100,000 miles (160,000km) wide - big enough to be seen from Earth without a telescope, and more than ten times the size of our planet. Sunspots have a temperature of anywhere from 2,700 to 4,200°C (4,890 to 7,590°F), compared to 5,500°C (9,930°F) for the surrounding solar material, which is why they are so visible. Sunspots are also sometimes the source of eruptions on the sun, namely solar flares . No, the picture on the left is not a sun spot...: The photograph of the chick-like sunspot was taken using Gordon Ewen's telescope that focuses on a specific wavelength of light. This allows him to see the details created on the sun's surface (another example of his work pictured, right) Mr Ewen, 57, set up the observatory (pictured) shed at the bottom of the garden in Letchworth, Hertfordshire, after he left his job five years ago. 'I've been interested in astronomy since I was a child. I remember I used to love borrowing books about space from the library,' he said . They can have a temperature of anywhere from 2,700 to 4,200°C (4,890 to 7,590°F), compared to 5,500°C (9,930°F) for the surrounding solar material, which is why they are so visible. The hot spots are also the source of eruptions on the sun, mainly solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs), all of which are linked to magnetic fields. The sun goes through a periodic change in activity known as a solar cycle, which has an average duration of 11 years. This also affects the frequency of sunspots. Sunspots should not be confused with coronal holes, regions of the corona - an aura of plasma around the sun - where the magnetic field reaches out into space rather than looping back down onto the surface. Sun spots are also the source of eruptions on the sun, mainly solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs), all of which are linked to magnetic fields (a picture of a coronal mass ejection taken by Mr Ewen, pictured)",
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            "Amateur astronomer Gordon Ewen photographed what looks like a chick on a sunspot in his garden. The phenomenon is created by a concentration of magnetic fields which cause the surface temperature to reduce, making a specific section of the sun stand out from its surroundings . Sun spots range in size from 10 miles to 100,000 miles and can be seen from Earth without a telescope.",
            "Amateur astronomer Gordon Ewen captured what looks like a chick sitting on the sun's surface . The strange formation was photographed by Ewen using a telescope at the bottom of his garden . Sun spots are fairly common and occur when a concentration of magnetic fields causes the surface temperature to reduce, making a specific section of the sun stand out from its surroundings .",
            "Amateur astronomer Gordon Ewen captured what looks like a chick sitting on the surface of the sun . The strange formation is a fairly common sun spot that occurs when a concentration of magnetic fields causes the surface temperature to reduce . Ewen took the photograph using a telescope at the bottom of his garden . "
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