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"It was one of the greatest catches I've ever seen," quarterback Tom Brady said. "I don't know how the hell he caught it."

It's a play that will be on highlight reels for years to come. It was 1st-and-10 from New England's own 36, and the Patriots wide receiver, fighting off three Atlanta Falcons defenders -- even going through the legs of one of them -- somehow scooped up the ball before it hit the ground.

Atlanta challenged the pass completion ruling, but Edelman felt like he had it.

"I knew I had a good feel on it," Edelman said. "I didn't know if a piece of the ball was touching. I don't know what the dang rule is. No one knows what the rule is. I am pretty sure I caught it."

Replays confirmed the call on the field. It was a catch, a catch that will forever live in Super Bowl lore.

Four plays later, New England scored, tying the game at 28 and forcing overtime.

"If we didn't have it, we wouldn't be where we are," Patriots tackle Nate Solder said. "That was a crazy catch by Edelman. In real time you couldn't even tell what happened, but when you saw the replay, it was unbelievable. It kind of rolled our way today."

New England has been on the wrong end of spectacular plays. One of the most iconic happened in Super Bowl XLII in 2008, when New York Giants wide receiver David Tyree made a leaping catch on a deep throw from a scrambling Eli Manning. Tyree pinned the ball to his helmet to help set up the upset against the Patriots, who were trying to become the first team to go 19-0.

"Oh man, we were going crazy (on the sideline)," Patriots safety Duron Harmon said of Edelman's grab on Sunday night. "It was great to get a crazy catch to go our way, you know? We're usually on the other end of that -- some type of miraculous catch."

When asked if it was his best catch ever: "I don't know," Edelman said. "It was only good if we won the game. Thankfully we did."

Here's what other Patriots players are saying about the catch:

Running back James White: "I was actually right in front of him when he caught it. I was pretty sure he caught it. It was a big play in the game. It seems like there is one of those catches in every Super Bowl. I'm just glad it went our way this time."

Wide receiver Chris Hogan: "I was outside running an under route. I saw Tom throw it up. Jules made an amazing play. I mean, I thought he caught it watching it live. That was incredible."

Wide receiver Danny Amendola: "Unbelievable. It was an awesome catch. I don't know how he did it. Catch of the night!"

Linebacker Dont'a Hightower: "That is the best catch that I've ever seen in person, hands down. I thought, I couldn't even tell, 'Did he catch that?' Incredible, man. Really incredible."

Defensive lineman Trey Flowers: "That unbelievable catch, right before the overtime, and I just knew if we go into overtime, we're going to win, we're the champs."

Running back LeGarrette Blount: "I've never seen anything like that. That was probably something that will be one of the top 10 plays in Super Bowl history."

Linebacker Rob Ninkovich: "Wow, that was an amazing catch. Just the concentration, everything about it. He did a great job to get his hands underneath it, and it was an amazing play."

Defensive back Devin McCourty: "It was about time we got one of those crazy catches for ourselves. He put that behind the catch that (Falcons wide receiver) Julio (Jones) had on the sideline (earlier in the game) -- two great catches. I said on the field to Logan (Ryan), 'Why aren't all these crazy catches happening to us?' And then once Jules caught it, I turned around and said, 'Finally, we got one.'"

Defensive end Chris Long: "A funny thing, the first thing that popped in my head was Tyree. As a fan of the game and watching as a football player, that magic kind of reversed. Julian is such a great player, that's where hard work and focus meets luck. We deserved that luck."

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"It was one of the greatest catches I've ever seen," quarterback Tom Brady said. "I don't know how the hell he caught it." It's a play that will be on highlight reels for years to come.

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the cheifs lost to the steelers

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Trump will temporarily keep 50 Obama officials in their critical positions

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Fifty officials who hold critical positions in the Obama administration have been asked by President-elect Donald Trump to continue in their roles until their successors are chosen, Vice President-elect Mike Pence said Thursday.

Pence announced Mr. Trump's decision, which he said is intended to "ensure the continuity of government," during a press conference at the Presidential Transition Office in Washington, D.C., a day before the inauguration.

Some of the officials who have been asked to stick around are Robert Work, the deputy secretary of defense; Chuck Rosenberg, the acting administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration; Nick Rasmussen, the National Counterterrorism Center Director; Thomas Shannon, under secretary of state for political affairs; Susan Coppedge; ambassador-at-large to monitor and combat trafficking in persons; Brett McGurk, special presidential envoy for the Global Coalition to Fight the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL); and Adam Szubin, acting under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence at the Treasury Department.

Pence, the chairman of the transition team, said that all 21 Cabinet nominees have been named, with the latest being Sonny Perdue for agriculture secretary. He said that the transition team had received more than 86,000 resumes and interviewed 170 people before the November election and 200 people since then. He said that the team is wrapping up its work "under budget" and will return 20 percent of taxpayer funding to the treasury.

Sean Spicer, the incoming White House press secretary, then took over the press conference -- he did not confirm that Mr. Trump will be visiting the CIA on Saturday, which has been reported by CBS News.

On reports that the Trump administration is considering moving the White House press corps to a bigger space outside of the White House for briefings, Spicer said that there has been "unprecedented interest in covering this president." He said the first couple of briefings will be hold in the White House's Brady Briefing Room, but they are looking at larger spaces that are more accommodating.

Spicer slammed Senate Democrats for what he called "delay tactics" in the process to confirm Trump's Cabinet nominees, arguing that they're "slowing down the continuity of government."

Spicer suggested that Mr. Trump will soon issue executive orders on NAFTA and the Trans-Pacific Partnership and did not answer a question about whether there would be an immigration executive order coming soon.

Asked if Mr. Trump has decided to move the U.S. embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, Spicer said, "Stay tuned. There will be a further announcement on that."

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Trump will temporarily keep 50 Obama officials in their critical positions

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Fifty officials who hold critical positions in the Obama administration have been asked by President-elect Donald Trump to continue in their roles until their successors are chosen, Vice President-elect Mike Pence said Thursday. Pence announced Mr. Trump's decision, which he said is intended to "ensure the continuity of government," during a press conference at the Presidential Transition Office in Washington, D.C., a day before the inauguration.

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Jai Bullock  shinzo abe made a historic visit to pearl harbor tuesday offering condolences to thousands killed in  the japanese sneak attack 

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Jai Bullock  shinzo abe made a historic visit to pearl harbor tuesday offering condolences to thousands killed in  the japanese sneak attack 

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The Nfls top free agents for the next year season

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The NFL's top 21 potential free agents, ranked

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In two months, these guys could be at the top of your team's wish list.

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danaya vann - cargo 747 plane crashed into village 

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danaya vann - cargo 747 plane crashed into village 

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A Turkish freighter flying from Hong Kong crashed into a village in Kyrgyzstan, killing dozens

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If you’re planning a trip to see the coral reefs and picturesque rock islands of Palau in the Pacific Ocean, you may want to bring a few extra bucks. Make that a stack of hundreds.

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If you're planning a trip to see the coral reefs and picturesque rock islands of Palau in the Pacific, you may want to bring a few extra bucks. Make that a stack of hundreds.

Palau's president Tommy Remengesau has proposed a new law that would make it very difficult for travelers on a budget by allowing on five-star hotels throughout the nation's islands.

According to The Telegraph, Remengesau is pushing for a "quality rather than quantity" tourism strategy.
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"It's kind of a win-win situation for Palau and the investor," Remengesau told reporters earlier this month, as hotels would be rewarded by the government for bringing infrastructure to the island with "the necessary tax breaks and exemptions."

But are tourists without deep pockets losing out? The president's proposal comes amid heightened complaints in recent years of an overwhelming influx of Chinese tourists.

Palau had 141,000 visitors in 2014- up 34-percent from 2013. By February 2015, mainland Chinese visitors had increased by more than 500-percent to 10,955, according to The Straits Times.

That's more than half of Palau's total population.

Tourism accounts for the the majority of Palau's GDP at 85-percent but the "damage" to the sudden increase of visitors was proving to be costly, according to some locols. The influx of tourists may lead to the destruction of coral reefs, general overcrowding and wildlife disturbance on the islands.

Amid growing concern, Palau's government cut the number of charter flights from China in 2015 by half. Accordingly, "while the numbers went down, the actual tourist spending went up," said Remengesau.

"Do we want to control growth or do we want growth to control us?" he questioned in 2015. "It will be irresponsible for me as a leader if this trend continues. I am not only looking at the present but, as a leader, I am looking after tomorrow."
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Now, it appears the president is satisfied with his decision to control the amount of tourists who visit the island.

"It confirms our direction [to attract] less tourists who spend more which equates to more tax dollars," he said. "We [will] go for quality rather than quantity... to create a goal of high-end, high-value tourism."

There are currently just a handful of five-star resorts in Palau, many of which are on the populous island of Koror.

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Island nation of Palau only wants rich tourists to visit

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If you're planning a trip to see the coral reefs and picturesque rock islands of Palau in the Pacific, you may want to bring a few extra bucks. Make that a stack of hundreds. Palau's president Tommy Remengesau has proposed a new law that would make it very difficult for travelers on a budget by allowing on five-star hotels throughout the nation's islands.

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Senate Democrats to grill Trump education pick Betsy DeVos. Betsy DeVos has been a political heavyweight for decades, spending millions to advance conservative causes. But Tuesday evening, Donald Trump's nominee for education secretary will be asked to fill in her own personal beliefs on a host of controversial education issues.

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Senate Democrats to grill Trump education pick DeVos

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Betsy DeVos has been a political heavyweight for decades, spending millions to advance conservative causes. But Tuesday evening, Donald Trump's nominee for education secretary will be asked to fill in her own personal beliefs on a host of controversial education issues.

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Poll: Trump draws low marks for transition, response to Russian hacking

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obama is going to palm springs after trumps inauguration

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a female zebra shark had birthed a baby without a male and producing asexually after a 3 year long term lover left

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Parents of Accused Teen Stabber in 'Slender Man' Case Speak Out for the 1st Time

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On Friday at noon, Donald Trump will become the ultimate guarantor of the West's security.

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On Friday at noon, Donald Trump will become the ultimate guarantor of the West's security.

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Chiefs’ Travis Kelce Takes a Cheap Shot at Steelers Player After The Play (Video)

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Golden State Warriors make light work of the Cavs beating them with a score of 126-91.

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Mason Urick the Cavs got beat by the warriors 

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126-91

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Obama looks to lock in $1 billion to schools with low-income kids

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Thieves Steal Ashes of 6-Year-Old in California, Demand Ransom to Return Them to Family

$5,000 ransom
They paid the ransom and now actively searching for the criminals

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Putin: Those who leaked Trump dossier 'worse than prostitutes'

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In a speech that one-upped even some of the president-elect's colorful Twitter commentary, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday called Donald Trump's political enemies "worse than prostitutes" for disseminating a dubiously-sourced dossier last week alleging a relationship between Trump and the Kremlin.

Speaking during a news conference, Putin said last week's leak of the 35-page report -- written by a private investigator as a series of memos and eventually passed on to the intelligence community -- was a last-ditch attempt on the part of President Obama's outgoing administration to "undermine the legitimacy of the president-elect."

"Prostitution is an ugly social phenomenon . . . but people who order such fakes, which are now used against the elected president of the United States, fabricate information and use it in the political struggle, they are worse than prostitutes," Putin said, according to a translation by Sputnik News. "They have no moral limits."
TRUMP PRAISES PUTIN OVER RESPONSE TO US SANCTIONS
The series of memos alleged that Russian intelligence had years ago secretly recorded embarrassing footage of Trump in an attempt to compromise the then-business magnate. Putin dismissed that claim as "an obvious fake."

"Trump, when he came to Moscow a few years ago, was not a politician," Putin said. "We did not even know about his political ambitions," Putin said. "He was just a businessman, one of the richest men in America. Is someone really thinking that our intelligence agencies are chasing every American billionaire, or what? Of course not. It's just a complete nonsense."

Putin added: "I find it hard to believe that he rushed to some hotel to meet girls of loose morals, although ours are undoubtedly the best in the world."

He said some seem "ready to organize a 'Maidan' in Washington," in reference to the alleged U.S. role in organizing protests in the main square of the Ukrainian capital of Kiev. That action helped chase the nation's Russia-friendly president from power in 2014.

Putin cited two goals he believed were behind the leaking of the allegations: (1) to undermine Trump's "legitimacy" and (2) "to tie the hands and legs of the newly-elected president related to the implementation of his pre-election campaign promises to the American people and the international community."
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Trump on Twitter has openly questioned if the intelligence community was behind leaking the memos to the press. BuzzFeed released the documents in bulk last week despite the site's own disclaimer that much of the information could not be verified.

Trump has faced increasing criticism from many on the political left and some on the right for his perceived friendly relationship with Russia -- and Putin, in particular. While many of his Cabinet selections -- including Secretary of Defense nominee Gen. James Mattis and Secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson - have taken a harder line toward the Kremlin, Trump has been complimentary of Putin and openly professed a desire to restore better relations between the U.S. and Russia. Putin has returned the praise and expressed his own wishes to work with Trump after he takes office Friday.

The intelligence community last month released a thinly-sourced unclassified document alleging that Russia was behind a series of hacks and cyber tricks designed to undermine America's confidence in the electoral process. There was no evidence, however, that Russia altered any votes or hacked into any voting software. In response, the Obama administration ejected 35 Russian diplomats from the U.S., among other actions.

Russia has denied all charges.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Putin: Those who leaked Trump dossier 'worse than prostitutes'

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In a speech that one-upped even some of the president-elect's colorful Twitter commentary, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday called Donald Trump's political enemies "worse than prostitutes" for disseminating a dubiously-sourced dossier last week alleging a relationship between Trump and the Kremlin.

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For someone so intimately familiar with Twitter, Donald Trump made a major mistake on Monday night when instead of tagging his daughter, Ivanka Trump, in a post, he tagged Ivanka, a woman whose mentions are about to get very interesting.

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Cargo 747 plane crashes into village

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A Turkish freighter flying from Hong Kong crashed into a village in Kyrgyzstan, killing dozens.

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Mr. Kohl - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 88 yesterday!  Many Americans took time to remember his legacy

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Mr. Kohl - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 88 yesterday!  Many Americans took time to remember his legacy