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There are countless sporting events.

There are cultural and sporting events and occasional field trips.

Besides some sporting events such as the Olympics, there aren't any sporting events I would actually travel to see.

Other schools in the country dismissed class early or halted outdoor activities, including sporting events.

Then with the the developing of the television technology, it was extended to other sporting events.

In 2004, more than 10,000 people took part in 28th sporting events.

After analysis, summarized Capital Institute of Physical host international sporting events unique mode of operation.

Signage - Signs such as billboards or placards placed at major entertainment or sporting events designed to promote sponsors or advertisers.

Many sporting events have already sold out, but there will be hundreds of free cultural events to enjoy throughout the summer.

That game, dubbed the "Miracle on Ice," is widely recognized as one of the most captivating sporting events in history.

But horse racing, and betting money on horse RACES, is still popular. The annual Kentucky Derby is one of the most popular sporting events in the US.

Add in all the other sporting events around the world each year and the result is a considerable movement of people and demand for resources.

The first games will be virtual sporting events, such as football matches and car races, to be broadcast on large screens in lottery centres and other venues.

High profile sporting events like the World Athletics Championships or Olympics are the perfect place for us to try something new.

Most people can rattle off the results of the weekend sporting events, but how many people can list the Ten Commandments or the Seven Sacraments?

Ustream is mostly targeting this new service at smaller enterprises, but also at colleges and universities that might want to use it to broadcast lectures, guest speakers, or college sporting events.

The Tour is the toughest of all sporting events so it is understandable that the riders have sought help-over the years they have taken brandy, amphetamines and even the train.