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Chinese sports anchor exposed his thigh on LIVE
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The Olympics 08.08.08 http://www.bbc.co.uk /monkeyolympics
BBC Sport's marketing campaign and titles for the forthcoming Olympic Games are based upon the traditional Chinese folklore 'Journey to the West'. The animation and music were specially produced by Jamie Hewlett and Damon Albarn.
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China's 6th Peasant Games are under way this week in the south eastern city of Quanzhou. The Games are dubbed by organisers as "the only regular sports meeting for peasants in the world".
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China is pulling out all stops as its capital takes to the world stage as host of the 2008 Olympic games. Since winning the bid seven years ago, Beijing has undergone a construction boom, making this Olympics the world's most expensive games ever, at a cost of $43 billion. This week on 101 East we ask, what does hosting the 2008 Olympics mean for China and its people?
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Ronnie O'Sullivan at the press conference China Open 26.03.2008 after losing Marco Fu
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It has been a turbulent few weeks for the Organisers of the Beijing Olympics, with high profile campaigns to boycott this summer's games.
Yet it seems every sport wants to be associated with China, to take advantage of 1.3 billion potential competitors. One of those sports is Cricket.
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(Cut3Long) Beijing 2008. Some sports experts predict China for the first time will win the most medals in Olympic history. How are China's stars being manufactured by China's "sports factories?" How much fame and fortune can they enjoy in a communist state? And why are some champions leaving China to help athletes in other nations? Here's the story of champions from past and present.
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