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Announcement DC5m United States japan in english 4 articles, created at 2016-12-18 18:14 articles set mostly positive rate 5.0 1 2.6 Real survive scare to win club cup with Ronaldo hat- trick (5.79/6) By Chris Gallagher TOKYO, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Real Madrid suffered an almighty fright before a Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick hauled them back from 2-1 down and... 2016-12-18 09:31 3KB www.dailymail.co.uk 2 2.2 Sergio Ramos lifeline as ref appears to change his mind and decide NOT to show Real Madrid man second (5.35/6) yellow during side's Club World Cup triumph Real Madrid came from behind to defeat Kashima Antlers to claim a FIFA Club World Cup triumph in Japan but their victory wasn't without controversy. 2016-12-18 11:16 2KB www.dailymail.co.uk 3 0.5 The Times regrets publishing letters about the Japanese American internment that weren't 'civil, fact-based discourse' Many Times readers have taken issue with two letters in the Dec. 11 Travel section, which criticized a Nov. 27 article about National Park sites that address issues of race and ethnicity in America’s history. 2016-12-18 10:00 11KB www.latimes.com 4 1.5 Osaka students set Guinness record with burial mound mosaic made of incense sticks saka Some 600 students, teachers and others at a high school in Sakai, Osaka Prefecture, set a Guinness World Record on Saturday by creating a 10.48-sq.-meter mosaic made of incense sticks, a local signature item. The mosaic, which depicts an... 2016-12-18 07:12 986Bytes article.wn.com Articles DC5m United States japan in english 4 articles, created at 2016-12-18 18:14 1 /4 2.6 Real survive scare to win club cup with Ronaldo hat- trick (5.79/6) By Chris Gallagher TOKYO, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Real Madrid suffered an almighty fright before a Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick hauled them back from 2-1 down and gave them a 4-2 win over rank outsiders Kashima Antlers in the Club World Cup final on Sunday. Two goals from Gaku Shibasaki stunned the European champions as the Japanese hosts took a 2-1 lead early in the second half before a Ronaldo penalty brought Real level on the hour. The 11-times European champions then survived several more scares and a possible sending-off for captain Sergio Ramos before Ronaldo scored twice more in the first period of extra-time. Real, who won the tournament for the second time in three years and were crowed champions for a fifth time overall, appeared set for an easy victory when Karim Benzema gave them a ninth-minute lead but Shibasaki changed the story by levelling one minute before halftime. Kashima were the first Asian team to reach the final although they qualified for the tournament as champions of host nation Japan. Asian champions Jeonbuk Motors had lost in the quarter-finals. Real went ahead when Luka Modric's volley was parried by Hitoshi Sogahata and Benzema tapped in the rebound. Kashima refused to be overawed, continued playing their neat football and snatched a shock equaliser just before the break. Shoma Doi's cross found Shibasaki, whose first touch was poor but he was gifted a second attempt when Raphael Varane failed to clear and he smashed the ball into the net. Shibasaki struck again six minutes after the break when he collected a poor Real clearance, got away from three opponents and fired a low shot past Keylor Navas from 25 metres. Real were facing their first defeat since they lost to VfL Wolfsburg in April, a run of 36 competitive games, until Lucas Vazquez was bundled over by Shuto Yamamoto and Ronaldo converted the resulting penalty on the hour. Kashima continued to give as good as they got and had three good chances in the final minutes of normal time. Fabricio's goalbound drive was tipped over by Navas and the Costa Rican goalkeeper came to the rescue again one minute later by blocking Mu Kanazaki's shot after he got free of the Real defence. Yasushi Endo could have won it with the last kick but fired wide at the far post while Sergio Ramos was lucky to escape a second yellow card for a push on an opponent. Ronaldo ended Kashima's dream when he collected Benzema's sliderule pass and fired past Sogahata eight minutes into extra-time, then settled the match six minutes later with an emphatic finish into the roof of the net. 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The Japanese underdogs, who led their Spanish opponents 2-1 at one stage, were adamant Sergio Ramos deserved a second yellow card for a cynical late foul. With the full-time whistle approaching and the game heading for extra-time, the Real Madrid star clumsily brought down the opposition player and the referee appeared to reach into his pocket. But Zambian referee Janny Sikazwe suddenly had a change of heart and decided against sending Ramos for an early shower. Kashima players including goalkeeper Hitoshi Sogahata were left incensed at the decision and Real went on to claim a 4-2 victory. Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick as Madrid claimed their second Club World Cup title but the Spanish giants needed extra-time to see off the spirited Kashima Antlers. The Portuguese has won the Champions League, European Championship and Ballon d'Or in 2016 and ended the year with yet more glory, scoring his side's second from the penalty spot before settling matters with a pair of fine finishes in the additional half-hour. On paper it was something of a mismatch but Kashima, the first Asian side to reach the final of the competition, took a second-half lead at 2-1 and could have won it late in normal time. Instead scores were tied at 2-2, Karim Benzema's opener and Ronaldo's penalty weighed against a fine brace from Gaku Shibasaki, the Japanese team delighting 68,000 fans with their defiance. That left the stage clear for Ronaldo, who had been poor for the first 45 minutes, to take a familiar place in the spotlight and extend Real's unbeaten run in all competitions to 37 games. Cristiano Ronaldo treble Ronaldo treble fires Real to Ronaldo hat trick leads Real Club World Cup: Ronaldo fires Real to Club World Cup Club World Cup Madrid to Club World Cup hat-trick as Real wins title dailymail.co.uk digitaljournal.com title rss.cnn.com cbs46.com LIVE: Real Madrid vs Ronaldo nets hat-trick as Real Madrid 4-2 Kashima Kashima Antlers Real Madrid win Club World Antlers: Cristiano Ronaldo article.wn.com Cup hat-trick gives Madrid extra- dailymail.co.uk time victory and crowns the Galacticos FIFA Club World Cup champions dailymail.co.uk 2016-12-18 11:16 Matt Maltby www.dailymail.co.uk 3 /4 0.5 The Times regrets publishing letters about the Japanese American internment that weren't 'civil, fact-based discourse' Many Times readers have taken issue with two letters in the Dec. 11 Travel section, which criticized a Nov. 27 article about National Park sites that address issues of race and ethnicity in America’s history. The letters employed cultural stereotypes to suggest that the mass internment of Japanese Americans during World War II was justified and sought to minimize the hardships they endured. Davan Maharaj , editor-in-chief and publisher of The Times, said the letters did not meet the newspaper’s standards for “civil, fact-based discourse” and should not have been published. He said The Times apologizes for the distress the letters caused. The Nov. 27 article highlighted the Tule Lake and Manzanar relocation camps in California, where thousands of Japanese Americans were detained. Tule Lake was especially notorious, the only one of the 10 war relocation camps with a stockade and jail. Japanese Americans deemed disloyal were sent there. The article quoted park ranger Angela Sutton, who has worked at Tule Lake since the park was established in 2008, on why it’s important to remember what happened: “We take a dark spot in our own history, something other countries might want to cover up,” she said, “and we maintain it and preserve it so that future generations can learn.” The facts surrounding the internment are well-established.