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2024 Paralympics - August 28 - September 8
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By copravolley · Posted
In what year did Algeria free itself from French influence? 1960, exactly? -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Or better, perhaps he'd like to tell us what happened to the 140,000 Jews who were living in Algeria in 1960, as against the 200 who live there now? -
By copravolley · Posted
There are still many people of Jewish origin in Central and Eastern Europe who have nothing to do with the state of Israel. What ties does Zelensky have to the state of Israel? Apart from he waś there as president of Ukraine and speaking in the Knesset? Nothing. In the power circles in Moscow there were/are many people of Jewish origin and what about that? A large part of the power apparatus of the USSR was based on Jews, especially in the years shortly after WWII. Instead of constantly writing about Jews, would be better to tell me which country Algeria has better diplomatic relations with: Tunisia or Egypt? -
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By copravolley · Posted
I`m a bit disappointed with the starts of the Italian team. I was counting on progress from last year. And here it looks like Bagnis is still very uneven. In Cortina there will be 3 competitions with medals to win and it would be a shame not to use our track to win 1-2 medals. The same goes for luge. -
By copravolley · Posted
On the other hand Errani's serve doesn't make Paolini's task any easier... But Paolini is in a such good shape here, though, that I hope she wins her first title in the old Fed Cup. For Errani, it will be 4: 2009, 2010, 2013. So far, Roberta Vinci has 4 titles with Italy. -
Skeleton WC Pyeongchang, South Korea Women Gold- Freya Tarbit (1:44.68) Silver- Hannah Neise (1:45.64) Bronze- Janine Flock (1:45.70) Full Results Men Gold- Christopher Grotheer (1:42.81) Silver- Marcus Wyatt (1:42.87) Bronze- Matt Weston (1:43.31) Full Results -
Poor Iga, she was essentially playing alone with all of the mistakes that Kawa was making.
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By copravolley · Posted
This time losing in the final will be a big disappointment for me... Especially since Poland and the Czech Republic are out. Everything depends on Paolini, who can/must win the singles and doubles in the final. The big problem is with Errani's tragic serve... If she served at Paolini's level Italy's chances would be much greater. -
By copravolley · Posted
Errani's serve is terrible... She served much better when she had good results in singles some years ago.
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