UPDATE 1-Tennis-Amelia Island Championships singles result
reuters.com     Apr 9, 2008            

April 9 (Reuters) - Amelia Island Championships women's singles second round results from Florida, U.S. on Wednesday (prefix number denotes seeding, * new result) * 6-Dinara Safina (Russia) beat Tatiana Perebiynis (Ukraine) 6-3 6-3 * Alize Cornet (France) beat 9-Sybille Bammer (Austria) 6-1 6-3... [read full story]                    


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ANALYSIS: An immigration cap is firm but fair - and vital for Britain's future

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Zenith Gallery hosts 'Contours & Concourses'

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Washington, DC - Canadian-born painter Renèe duRocher and sculptor Mary-Ann Prack share more than their native country, including a contemporary style, inspired by the past, and a penchant for abstract figurative art,...                    

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Venezuela, Russia may hold joint naval exercises

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President Hugo Chavez said Sunday that Venezuelan and Russian ships could soon hold joint naval exercises in the Caribbean — a move that would likely raise concerns in Washington. "Russia's naval fleet is welcome here,"...                    

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Nadal cruises at US Open as other seeds fall

iht.com     Aug 31, 2008   25 related          

Rafael Nadal cruised through his match, and watched three other U.S. Open title challengers fail Saturday, to take a big stride toward a third straight grand slam crown. Fourth-seeded David Ferrer was beaten 6-4, 6-4, 3-6,...                    

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