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Second stage of Tour de France gets under way
Auray, France - The second stage of the 2008 Tour de France got under way Sunday with Spaniard Alejandro Valverde wearing the race leader’s yellow jersey. The course covers 164.5 km, from Auray on the southern coast of Brittany to the port of Saint-B…
Australian Lee ready to return for Test series in India - Pakistan News Service
Lee withdrew from the current one-day series against Bangladesh following the collapse of his marriage, but caught up with his Australian team-mates here on Thursday for a light training session and said he was ready to play again. The Australians …
IBM Directory of worldwide contacts - Saint Kitts and Nevis
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Sastre set to win Tour title as Evans falters - Summary
Saint-Amand-Montrond, France - Carlos Sastre almost certainly won the 2008 Tour de France on Saturday when his most feared opponent, Australia’s Cadel Evans, was unable to make up enough time on the Spaniard in the race’s next-to-last stage. The stag…
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Greek islands struggle in tide of illegal immigrants - Feature
By Christine PirovolakisAthens - With its beautiful beaches, quaint fishing villages and historical sites such as the Cave of Apocalyse where Saint John is said to have received his revelation, the island of Patmos has long been a popular tourist des…
India to soon get its first Catholic female saint
New Delhi - India is to have its first female saint when Pope Benedict XVI canonizes Sister Alphonsa October 12 at the Vatican, media reports said Friday. As preparations were under way to elevate the nun 62 years after her death, hundreds of Christi…
Sastre set to win Tour title as Evans falters - Update
Saint-Amand-Montrond, France - Carlos Sastre almost certainly won the 2008 Tour de France on Saturday when his most feared opponent, Australia’s Cadel Evans, was unable to make up enough time on the Spaniard in the race’s next-to-last stage. The stag…
