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Hillendale Elementary students write about who is a Valentine in their life
As part of a Valentine’s Day assignment, students in Carolyn Harkins’ third-grade class at Hillendale Elementary School were asked to write about who is special in their life and why. The following is what they wrote:
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IOC says agreement to be finalized in weeks on moving 2 London sports venues
VANCOUVER, British Columbia ( AP ) — Final agreement is expected within weeks on a cost-saving change in venue for two sports at the 2012 London Games.
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Champion Rajiv shows his strength
Hounslow’s Rajiv Ouseph has taken a leaf out of Andy Murray’s book to become the first player for nearly two decades to win three English Nationals Badminton singles titles in a row.
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Yonex All England Badminton 2009 Mens Singles First Round Match LIN Dan [2] CHN Vs Anup SRIDHAR IND
Eight in a row for Chong Wei
JOHOR BAHARU: World number one Datuk Lee Chong Wei lived up to his top billing to his win his eighth consecutive national title by sweeping aside Kuan Beng Hong in the men’s singles final of the Proton National Circuit Grand Final at the City Council Indoor stadium here yesterday.
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Yonex All England Badminton 2009 Mens Singles Second Round Match Taufik Hidayat [7] INA VS Andrew Smith ENG
Badminton star backs Wembley move
Olympic silver medallist Nathan Robertson supports the use of Wembley Arena for the 2012 Games in London.
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Nathan Robertson: British badminton in transition period as 2012 looms
Nathan Robertson admits British badminton is in a transition period as the search for new world-class stars gathers pace.
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