ZHANGJIAKOU, China — At the Winter Olympics next February, the audience should applaud but not shout in support of the athletes. Waiters, cleaners and other support staff will not be allowed to leave the Olympic venues to visit their families. And all Olympic participants leaving the region for the rest of China will need to …
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To say that Washington Spirit’s season has been turbulent would be an understatement. Football team’s coach fired after being accused verbally abusing female players. A handful of employees, the majority of whom are women, quit after a tip-off. toxic workplace culture. Two of the team’s owners had a public fight, leading to someone promising to …
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After joining Columbia Records as a lawyer in 1960 – with no musical experience – he crossed the ranks to become president of the company in 1967, quickly pushing the company to sign more rock bands. She later worked with R&B-leaning pop divas like Whitney Houston on the Arista and J labels, evaluated the commercial …
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As Sunisa Lee won the gold medal in the women’s all-around gymnastics final on Thursday, cheers rose around the world, with family and friends – including her father in the Team Suni shirt – in St. Paul suburb, Oakdale, Minn. Source link
TOKYO – October 1964 under clear blue skies, Emperor Hirohito of Japan He stood before a reborn nation to announce the opening of the Tokyo Olympic Games. A voice that the Japanese people first heard declare the country’s surrender In World War II it echoed in a stadium now filled with anticipation. Tokyo will then …
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