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World Cup fever reaches its peak in Leighton Gage's 'A Vine in the Blood'
Examiner.com World Cup fever reaches its peak in Leighton Gage's A Vine in the Blood (Soho Crime), to be released in the US on Dec. 27, 2011. This book, like all of the titles in Gage's Chief Inspector Mario Silva Investigations series, throws a spotlight on the … |
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 The Age |
John Harnden named 2015 World Cup chief executive
ESPNcricinfo.com John Harnden, the chief executive of the South Australian Cricket Association (SACA), has been appointed the chief executive of the 2015 World Cup, which will be held in Australia and New Zealand. Harnden was formerly chief executive of the Melbourne … Harnden appointed 2015 World Cup chief Harnden named World Cup CEO Australia, New Zealand appoint John Harnden as 2015 Cricket World Cup chief |
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 Telegraph.co.uk |
Rugby World Cup 2011: RFU put on united front in wake of England's early exit …
Telegraph.co.uk The Rugby Football Union has claimed that it “is not in a mess and is not dysfunctional” in the wake of England's embarrassing exit from the World Cup in New Zealand. By Paul Kelso, Chief Sports Reporter In a joint statement released this morning the … |
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 Sydney Morning Herald |
Rugby World Cup Chief Takes Success to Heart
Wall Street Journal When the Rugby World Cup kicks off in New Zealand on Friday, the event's biggest cheerleader will be Martin Snedden. Named in 2006 as the chief executive of the company organizing the event, 52-year old Mr. Snedden knew he'd have to … Collated briefs from the Rugby World Cup World Cup realities sinking in for All Blacks New Zealanders get ready to host Rugby World Cup |
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 gulfnews.com |
Big hopes for Twenty20 World Cup
gulfnews.com Dubai: The Twenty20 World Cup will be as successful as the 50 over World Cup, according to Haroon Lorgat, the International Cricket Council (ICC) Chief Executive, as the world cricket body gets ready to plan the next biggest event next year in Sri … |
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Yingli Green Energy Announces Sponsorship of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil(TM)
PR Newswire (press release) A special attraction was the display of the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ Winner's Trophy and introductory speeches by Mr. Liansheng Miao, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Yingli Green Energy, and Mr. Thierry Weil, Marketing Director of FIFA. … |
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