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Ndi Isi kompini kwashitele onya na London olimpiks
London olimpks bu ebe ndi egwuru egwu kpakotara imara onye kabu onye isi na egwuregwu obulagh. Ma n’obugh soso ndi egwuregwua, nk’anakpor olimpks bu ndi odi nkpa iga london. Ndi isi ulo oru nwere kompini chorokwa i ga london ka ha we mara ha Na Koria, ndi isi kompinia na…
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West Asia
Assad Defies U.N. Resolution To Resign
FILE – This June 3, 2012 file photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA, Syrian President Bashar Assad delivers a speech at the parliament in Damascus, Syria. Arab countries on Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2012 pushed ahead with a symbolic U.N. General Assembly resolution that tells Assad to resign…
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West Asia
Ukranians Evacuate From Syrian Civil War
Women and their children look out of the window in a Ukrainian Emergency Situations Ministry’s bus after arriving at Kiev’s Boryspil airport from Syria late Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2012. A Ukrainian military plane evacuated 199 people, including 177 Ukrainians, 15 Poles and seven Syrians due to the intensifying civil war…
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East Asia
South Korean Weightlifter Stopped By Injury
Sa Jaehyouk of South Korea is helped after being hurt during the men’s 77kg weightlifting event at London 2012 Olympic Games, London, Britain, Aug. 1, 2012. Sa Jaehyouk did not finish the match. <Xinhua/Chen Xiaowei> news@thesian.asia
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Double Rainbows Over Sea Enchant Beachgoers
In this photo taken July 30, 2012, beachgoers admire a double rainbow that appeared over Hilton Head Island’s South Forest Beach after Monday evening’s rains in Hilton Head, S.C. <AP/NEWSis> news@theasian.asia
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A Cock Trapped By Typhoon Waits For Rescue
A rooster is trapped on its perch as it watches a makeshift raft drifting by at a flooded school at Malabon city, north of Manila, Philippines, Wednesday Aug. 1, 2012. Fierce winds and heavy rain from the slow-moving Typhoon Saola battered the country, displacing 154,000 people. <AP/NEWSis> news@theasian.asia
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Koreans found negative in accepting multiculturalism
General people’s awareness about multiculturalism appeared to be neither positive or negative. Ahn Sang-oo, researcher of the Korea Women’s Development Institute, said Saturday (July 25) that the average culture receptivity index among Korean people was found to be 51 points (full marks: 100 points) in a survey conducted on some 2,500 people…
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IT-Science
GalaxyS3 certified being environment-friendly in China
‘GalaxyS3’ was recognized as the first environment-friendly cellular phone from the Government of China. Samsung Electronics said “GaluxyS3 acquired RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) certification by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, China.” It is the first time among the cellular phones being marketed in the world to get RoHS certification in China.…
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Column
Love and hunger
With three gold medals, South Korea is off to a good start at the London Olympics, even after controversies have affected some of its strongest gold medal prospects ― swimmer Park Tae-hwan, judoka Cho Jun-ho and fencer Shin A-lam – in the first few days. But when on Monday, North…
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