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All over ancient Greece, athletic contests, dance contests, and horse, boat, and torch RACES were held.

The Republican sweep in the senatorial and congressional contests.

There were also various mayoral contests on Tuesday November 3rd.

That's why design is so important or else these contests became a sham.

Why not hold spider of the week contests in your home throughout this season?

KFC is sponsoring a series of gymnastics and cheerleader contests for schools in big cities.

"These beauty contests are reflections of the traditional societal gender system," observed the expert, Fang.

These negotiations are not worldwide poker contests, where Ministers hold CARDS tight, and a winner sweeps the pot of chips.

These unusual beauty contests, known as Gerewol, celebrate the fertility the rains bring to the parched edge of the Sahara.

Some clubs charge symbolically a few membership fees. They regular-ly hold contests and activities, mainly connecting friendship, such as the Old Folks Mountaineering Teams and so on.

There is evidence to show that athletic contests took place in Ancient Egypt and in the ancient Minoan civilization on the island of Crete.

In your experience does a concoction, some blend of activities and tasks, exist, that makes some groups or people more successful than others in fundraising contests?

These contests are often associated with profit because they entice people to tune in, get exposed to advertising, and, inevitably, buy.

The lure of such contests is obvious: lucrative pots of prize money, the opportunity to hone public speaking skills, and the chance to work through ideas with well-connected judges.

But when a colleague introduced her at a corporate cocktail party as Robin, the Sweepstakes Queen of Cable a reference to her successful viewer contests Roffer realized there had been one brand she'd neglected: herself.

The government hotly contests Greenpeace's claim that, because oil degrades far more slowly in freezing waters, a Mexican Gulf-style oil spill would mean calamity for the fragile environment.