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Saturday, May 18 2013
Libyan Militias
WHILE the world's attention is fixed on the worsening bloodshed in Syria, Libya teeters dangerously on the brink. A year after the Libyan revolt began, a weak transitional government confronts armed militias and mounting public frustration ...
US NO BETTER THAN EUROPE
WE Americans cherish our myths. One myth is that there is more social mobility in the United States than in Europe. That's false. Another myth is that the government is smaller here than in Europe. That's largely false, too. The US does not have a significantly smaller welfare state than...
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Al Gharaffa holds off Al Rayyan

AL Gharaffa Club served a wake-up call as it held off a spirited comeback bid by champion Al Rayyan to win the last match of the Qatar´s Basketball League by 78-69 on Sunday. At its home court, Gharaffa, boosted by exciting scoring flair of Oussey Nou Ndiaye (26) and persistence ...

Warner´s ton inspires Australia to down Lanka in first final
DAVID Warner scored a magnificent 163 as Australia downed a gallant Sri Lanka by 15 runs in the first tri-series one-day international final on Sunday. Warner, whose previous highest ODI score was 74, smashed 13 fours and two sixes in his 157-ball innings to lead Australia to an imposing total of 321 for six after skipper Michael Clarke won the toss and chose to bat. After a bright start, the Sri Lankans fell behind the run rate as wickets began to fall, slumping to 144-6 before an entertaining 73 from Nuwan Kulasekara and 60 from Upul Tharanga kept them in touch. The pair put on 104 runs from only 70 ...
Abdulaziz crowned Porsche GT3 Cup champion
QATAR´S first encounter with the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Middle East under the lights of Losail International Circuit saw the champion in waiting clinch his title earlier than expected. Though Abdulaziz al Faisal arrived in Doha in a commanding position, he was aware that he might need two more rounds in Bahrain at the end of the month to ensure his second Porsche GT3 Cup triumph in three years. As the luck would have it, the Saudi instead found himself celebrating on a bitterly cold Saturday night at Losail after a first corner disaster in Round 10 of the 12-round one-make series took his only remaining challenger.
Chelsea fires Villas-Boas, Di Matteo takes charge
ANDRE Villas-Boas has been sacked by Chelsea after less than a season in charge at Stamford Bridge, the Premier League club announced in a statement on its website on Sunday. Former Chelsea midfielder Roberto Di Matteo, who had been working as Villas-Boas´s assistant, has been appointed interim manager until the end of the season. Villas-Boas, who arrived from Porto in June 2011, has paid the price for a dismal run of results that left Chelsea in fifth place and on the verge of elimination from this season´s Champions League after a 3-1 defeat at Napoli in the last 16 first leg. The 34-year-old also had strained ...

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Ferrer defends title at Mexican Open

 

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