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Football lovers feel that football is getting a step motherly treatment from the state cabinet in spite of the presence of Joaquim Alemao, the President of ‘GFA and his brother Chruchill Alemao patron of Chruchill Bros in the state cabinet.
Published Dec 2, 2008 by ■ armstrong vaz in Sports
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Veteran actor, Orson Welles, once said that there were no small parts, only small actors. Read all about these cyber co-stars who are not yet available for autographs.
Published Nov 28, 2008 by ■ M Dee Dubroff in Arts
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What is 2 feet long and hard as a rock? Well, I can honestly say it was missing from this mating pair in a Japanese zoo. After nearly six months of trying to mate a pair of polar bears, it seems that a piece of important equipment was missing.
Published Nov 26, 2008 by ■ Nikki Weingartner in Environment
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In an airport in Mexico City, a Japanese man is actually living the role of Tom Hanks’ character in “The Terminal.” But, this is not as glamorous.
Published Nov 24, 2008 by ■ Can Tran in World
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In an interview with Japanese TV, US President George W. Bush said that the war in Iraq was a success and there is remarkable progress in the region.
Published Nov 24, 2008 by ■ Chris V. Thangham in Politics
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China has leaped ahead of Japan and became the largest foreign country holding US treasuries, accumulating more than $585 billion. China increased the figure by $45 billion within one month.
Published Nov 20, 2008 by ■ Chris V. Thangham in Politics
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What was the man who claimed to be a British tourist visiting Japan doing swimming nude in the moat of the Imperial Palace? Whatever his mission, he eluded authorities for an hour and half, no ifs and or butts about it! Read on for the bare details.
Published Nov 18, 2008 by ■ M Dee Dubroff in Lifestyle
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper says the G20 has agreed upon a series of measures which will help ease global economic crisis.
Published Nov 15, 2008 by ■ Bob Ewing in Politics
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The Kei cars are compact, fuel-efficient and cheap. Typical tiny Kei cars give between 40 to 60 miles per gallon and occupy less space than mini-cars. They can often been seen on the crowded streets of Japanese cities.
Published Nov 15, 2008 by ■ Chris V. Thangham in Technology
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The World Bank Group announced that the Japanese government would become a key founding partner in a World Bank Group fund by investing $2 billion to help recapitalize banks in smaller emerging markets.
Published Nov 14, 2008 by ■ Bob Ewing in World
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