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DOUBLE THE FUN: Miami Attractions Month Offers Buy One, Get One Free Admissions & Special Deals
DOUBLE THE FUN: Miami Attractions Month Offers Buy One, Get One Free Admissions & Special Deals

(MIAMI, FL.) September 2012 – The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) proudly announces the Fourth Annual Miami Attractions Month, set to take place from 01-31 October 2012, in which a record-breaking 19 top attractions in Grea…

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Mövenpick Hotel Ankara opens in thriving heart of capital’s new business district.
Mövenpick Hotel Ankara opens in thriving heart of capital’s new business district.

Mövenpick Hotel Ankara opens in thriving heart of capital’s new business district. Third hotel in Turkey for the upscale hospitality company of Swiss heritage. 11 September 2012: Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts is delighted to anno…

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Death of Gore Vidal announced
Death of Gore Vidal announced

The death of Gore Vidal has been announced at the age of 86. Gore Vidal was an influential and controversial American author, playwright, essayist, screenwriter, and political activist. His third novel, The City and the Pillar (1948), outraged mainst…

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South east Asia celebrates the Chinese New Year
South east Asia celebrates the Chinese New Year

Up to a quarter of the world's population is on holiday today as celebrations for Chinese New Year are underway. The year of the Rabbit has given way to the year of the Dragon with babies born in this year thought to be magnanimous, stately, vigorous…

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Mazotos Underwater Archaelogical Research Second Excavation Completed
Mazotos Underwater Archaelogical Research Second Excavation Completed

The Ministry of Communications and Works, Department of Antiquities announces the completion of the second excavation season of the Mazotos shipwreck (2/5/2011 – 25/6/2011). The fieldwork was conducted by the Archaeological Research Unit of Uni…

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Petition to prevent mining on Huichol Indians' sacred grounds
Petition to prevent mining on Huichol Indians' sacred grounds

International artists and writers are urging the Mexican President, Felipe Calderon, to cancel permission for mining on sacred Huichol Indian ground recognised as one of UNESCO's World Network of Sacred Sites. The permission was granted in 2009 to Fi…

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Historical newspapers to be available online
Historical newspapers to be available online

The British Library and online publisher Brightsolid have announced their partnership in a multi million pound project to give internet access within 2 years to as many as 4 million pages of historical news from 200 newspaper titles from the UK and I…

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Bullfighting ban in Catalonia
Bullfighting ban in Catalonia

Barcelona's last ever bullfight yesterday drew to an end Catalonia's love affair with the corrida. Contrasting a sell out crowd inside and amid animal rights protestors outside, the sport most associated with Spain bade a dramatic farewell to the Cat…

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Cyprus Tourist Revenue Up 17% In July
Cyprus Tourist Revenue Up 17% In July

The Cyprus Statistics Office published figures on the basis of the results of the Passenger Survey, showing revenue from tourism reached €274,4 million in July 2011 compared to €231,1 million in the corresponding month of the previous year,…

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Cyprus Announces The Launch Of The
Cyprus Announces The Launch Of The "Eumathos Philokales" Project

The Ministry of Communications and Works, Department of Antiquities, announces the launching of the project entitled “Eumathios Philokales: Promotion of Selected Middle Byzantine Monuments of Crete and Cyprus, using innovative methods”. …

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