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China's Zhang wins badminton gold

  
Defending champion Zhang Ning of China has won the Olympic gold medal in badminton women's singles, defeating top-seeded compatriot Xie Xingfang in three sets.
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Olympics leaves positive legacies for some groups

  
Wang Yanan walked across southern China this summer, staying in rundown hotels and speaking out in village squares about her passion -- saving the environment.
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China Attempts Great Tourism Leap

  
Just thirty years ago, foreign visitors were a rare sight on the streets of Communist China.
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News of the 08/15/2008
    

5 deported from China after 'Free Tibet' stunt

  
Five foreign activists were deported Friday after they scaled a landmark building in Beijing to unfurl a "Free Tibet" banner over the top of an Olympic Games billboard in the latest protest during the games.
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China wins gold medal in badminton

  
Du Jing and Yu Yang won China's first gold medal in Olympic badminton on Friday, defeating South Korea's Lee Hyo-jung and Lee Kyung-won in the final of women's doubles.
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Athletics starts at last, Phelps resumes quest

  
BEIJING (Reuters) - Ten days of elite athletics action begin in the main Olympic Bird's Nest venue on Friday, giving the United States a chance to catch up with China in the battle for gold medals.
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McD's cooks in China

  
Aug 15 - The chain known for "Billions Served" is using its Beijing Olympic sponsorship to serve more of China's 1.3 billion.
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News of the 08/14/2008
    

Du redeems herself, wins gold for China

  
China's Du Li has rebounded from an earlier defeat to win gold in the women's 50-meter, three-position rifle event.
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China quake rebuilding to cost $147 billion

  
The Chinese government estimates it will cost about $147 billion to rebuild areas that were devastated by May's deadly earthquake.
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China's gold medals

  
Aug 14 - Hard work and hefty athletics funding are paying off for China as the nation currently leads in Olympic gold medals.
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Ukraine rallies past China for women's saber gold

  
Olga Kharlan has led the Ukrainian women's saber team to a shocking gold medal.
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Wade: No more health questions; amazing Phelps

  
Welcome back to Inside the Mind of Dwyane Wade. I know you want to know how things are going over here in China. Let's start with other sports.
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Analysts: China crackdown fueling attacks

  
A police crackdown meant to quell militants in China's rugged frontier of Xinjiang has failed to prevent a surge of attacks, and analysts say Beijing's tactics may actually be encouraging more violence among the region's usually moderate Muslims.
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News of the 08/13/2008
    

China edges Americans for gold medal in gymnastics

  
China won its first Olympic gold medal in women's gymnastics Wednesday, taking the most important title in its rivalry with the Americans.
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Olympic opening uses girl's voice, not face

  
One little girl had the looks. The other had the voice. So in a last-minute move demanded by one of China's highest officials, the two were put together for the Olympic opening ceremony, with one lip-synching "Ode to the Motherland" over the other's singing.
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State media: Bus accident kills 25 in China's west

  
A bus overturned in a mountainous region of China's west, killing 25 students and their parents, state media said Wednesday.
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Kvirkelia wins Georgia's 1st wrestling gold

  
Manuchar Kvirkelia has turned two strong moves into a two-period victory over China's Chang Yongxiang in the Greco-Roman 74-kilogram weight class, giving Georgia its first Olympic wrestling gold medal.
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Chinese hunt dad who walked out on a champ

  
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's huge Internet community has sparked a nationwide search for the father of 10m air pistol gold medallist Guo Wenjun who abandoned his daughter 10 years ago and left her to the care of her coach.
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Most Americans back holding Olympics in China

  
Most Americans think staging the Olympics in China was a good decision despite China's human rights abuses, Beijing's smog and threats of attacks by militants, according to a poll released Wednesday.
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China raises tax on big cars to cut pollution

  
BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Wednesday it would raise consumption tax on large passenger vehicles and cut the tax on small cars from September 1 in an effort to reduce pollution and save energy.
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China Oilfield Service gets OK for Awilco purchase

  
China's largest offshore oil-services provider said Wednesday that it has won government approval to buy Norway's Awilco Offshore ASA for about $2.5 billion, as it expands its drilling operations and taps broader international markets.
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OLYMPICS INSIDER: No wilting by Angola in defeat

  
After the cheers for LeBron James' dunks, oooohs for Chris Paul's passing and screeching for Mr. China - Kobe Bryant - the Chinese basketball fans Tuesday night did the right thing while the Redeem Team was moving to 2-0. They acknowledged Angola.
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Uneasy relations: China and the foreign press

  
Over at the media village, China is battering them with petty kindnesses.
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China, not Americans, shows grace under pressure

  
Alicia Sacramone's foot slipped off the 4-inch-wide tightrope that is the balance beam, her body wobbling and shaking as she fought to stay upright. Another slip, this time in the floor exercise, sent her tumbling onto her back.
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