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Victory over Japan by Ellen Gilchrist | |
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 The Boston Globe Soccer Fever Rising In Japan Victory Over Russia Helps Unite Nation
06/10/2002: 865 words, approx. 3 pages YOKOHAMA, Japan - Hidetoshi Nakata was mouthing the words of the Kimigayo last night, which means nationalism is no longer considered "dasai" - uncool - in Japan. Nakata once claimed he would not sing the national anthem because of its emperor-glorifying, jingoistic intentions. ... summary from source:
The Washington Post World Title in the Truest Sense; Japan Savors WBC Championship Victory Over Cuba
03/22/2006: 472 words, approx. 2 pages Pitcher Koji Uehara formed his champagne-soaked hair into a mohawk and chanted "Ichiro! Ichiro!" through Japan's victorious clubhouse. His teammates howled, even Ichiro Suzuki himself. For a night, every player with Japan on his jersey earned equal star status, and not one wasted... summary from source:
 AP News Hingis, Sharapova advance at Aussie Open
1/20/2007: 876 words, approx. 3 pages It was just like old times for Martina Hingis. The former retiree easily moved past an opponent lacking the power that dominates tennis today, getting plenty of opportunities Saturday to hone her game as she reached the fourth round of the Australian Open.Hingis' 6-2, 6-1...
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