Journalists get assaulted in Sichuan - Telegraph.co.uk

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Journalists get assaulted in Sichuan Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom And on the eve of the anniversary, after a year of pressure from the public, and from high-profile Chinese bloggers such as Ai Weiwei, the designer of the Bird's Nest Olympic stadium, the government has finally released the number of schoolchildren who … Parents of China earthquake victims harassed Radio Australia all 893 news articles

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People: Kiefer Sutherland charged with assault in head-butt case - San Jose Mercury News

People: Kiefer Sutherland charged with assault in head-butt case San Jose Mercury News,  USA 1984: The Soviet Union announced it would boycott the upcoming Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Comedian Don Rickles (83); naturalist Sir David Attenborough (83); singer Toni Tennille (69); country singer Jack Blanchard (67); jazz musician Keith …

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Maryland hopes new sports marketing office boosts state's economy - Bizjournals.com

Maryland hopes new sports marketing office boosts state's economy Bizjournals.com, NC If Chicago wins its bid for the 2016 Olympic Summer Games, FedEx Field — home to the Washington Redskins — would host a soccer qualifying match, Hasseltine said. The marketing slogan tied to the sports marketing office is “Here to Play. …

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PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Last chance to get 2010 Winter … - Peninsula Daily

Australian Olympic Committee

PENINSULA POLL BACKGROUNDER: Last chance to get 2010 Winter … Peninsula Daily, WA … allotment from the Vancouver Organizing Committee, likely from tickets that went unsold in other countries; and a transfer of tickets from Jet Set Sports, CoSport's parent company, which deals in pricey, all-inclusive Olympic travel packages. … Vancouver 2010: Answers to your questions about attending the … Budget Travel all 9 news articles

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