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In 1998, the General Assembly of the Nippon Sei Ko Kai (Anglican Church in Japan) voted to accept female priests.
The Anglican church in Japan approved the ordination of women.
US presence puts Qatar in a delicate spot.
Qatar is located in a delicate spot.
There are currently estimated to be somewhere between 60-100 million landmines in the ground worldwide, this remains a rough estimate since few accurate records were kept when mines were deployed.
There are about 100 million landmines in the world.
A volunteer army was led into Dublin by rebel Padraig Pearse, poet, schoolteacher and Republican leader and seized control of the General Post Office and other strategic locations nearby.
Padraig Pearse led a rebellion in Dublin.
Habyarimana was killed in a plane crash along with the president of Burundi on April 6, 1994.
Habyarimana was murdered.
Marilyn Monroe's last film, The Misfits, had already been in release for 16 months before her death on August 5, 1962, although her costar Clark Gable had died three months before the film's premiere in February 1961, giving that film a reputation as a multi-jinxed project.
Marilyn Monroe starred alongside Clark Gable in "The Misfits".
German film about Turkish immigrants won the Golden Bear best film award at the Berlin Film Festival on Saturday and South Africa's Charlize Theron (news) won a Silver Bear best actress award for her role in "Monster."
"Monster" won the Golden Bear in the Berlin Film Festival.
Unterweger was found guilty of nine murders despite there being little evidence to prove it beyond doubt, and was found hanging from his cell roof less than 24 hours after being sentenced to life for a second time.
Unterweger committed suicide.
Working with fellow Canadians Charles Best and James Collip, Banting determined that insulin was the key to treating diabetes.
Banting conducted research of diabetes.
Princess Diana and Prince Charles divorced in 1996 after 15 years of marriage.
Princess Diana and Prince Charles got married in 1996.
Ulysses was launched in 1990 on a five-year mission to study the sun.
The Ulysses mission started in 1990.
In Japan, organized crime and criminals come under the general heading of Yakuza.
The Yakuza is the Japanese mafia.
The measures require Vietnamese organizations to channel the hard currency they earn through banks rather than holding it in cash, and for most cash payments to be made in dong.
The currency of Vietnam is the dong.
Delimited by the stark severity of the mausoleum, the expansive facade of the world-famous GUM department store, and the exuberant colors of St. Basil's Cathedral, Red Square is, and deserves to be, the requisite first stop for any visitor to Moscow.
The Red Square is in Moscow.
Nelson Mandela's Long Walk to Freedom began as scraps of paper, buried under the floor of his prison cell.
Nelson Mandela's autobiography is called "The Long Walk to Freedom".
Chechnya is Russia's Haiti -- a mountainous, ethnic enclave half the Caribbean nation's size but more dangerous.
Haiti is in the Caribbean.
In 1895, Captain Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish Officer in the French Army, was wrongly found Guilty of Treason and sentenced to Military Degradation and Life Imprisonment on Devil's Island a former leper colony off the North-East coast of South America, near the Equator.
Devil's Island is part of French Guyana.
Lyon is actually the gastronomic capital of France.
Lyon is the capital of France.
On screens instead is a stab at the kind of thriller/romance combination that Alfred Hitchcock turned out in treats like "North by Northwest."
Alfred Hitchcock directed "North by Northwest."
The Republic of Yemen is an Arab, Islamic and independent sovereign state whose integrity is inviolable, and no part of which may be ceded.
The national language of Yemen is Arabic.
"Caracas" is the word used by the aboriginal tribes which lived on the north coastal regions of the earlier Venezuela, for named an autochthonous kind of a plant called "Amaranth" in another places of the World.
Caracas is the capital of Venezuela.
Currently about a quarter of the country's two million people live in Ulan Bator.
The population of Ulan Bator is two million people.
According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, Indonesia is the largest archipelagic nation in the world, consisting of 13,670 islands.
13,670 islands make up Indonesia.
Founder and owner of the Tamla-Motown family record labels, Berry Gordy, Jr., established Motown Records as one of the most important independent labels in the early '60s.
Berry Gordy Jr. started Mowtown Records.
Since early 1992 Ulysses has been monitoring the stream of stardust flowing through our Solar System.
Ulysses was launched to study the Sun.
From Via del Tritone we enter Via della Stamperia, which leads to the Trevi Fountain, certainly the most famous and spectacular fountain in Rome, made even more famous by the night-time wading of Anita Ekberg in Federico Fellini's film "La dolce vita'.
The Trevi Fountain is in Rome.
Each year, 26,000 people are killed or mutilated by landmines of which 8,000 are children
10,000 people are killed by landmines every year.
Besancon is the capital of France's watch and clock-making industry and of high precision engineering.
Besancon is the capital of France.
More than 1000 servicemen died in the battle for the Falklands, most of them Argentine. Argentina still lays claim to the islands, which it calls the Malvinas, and President Carlos Menem regularly vows to recover them by 2000.
The Argentinian name for the Falklands is Malvinas.
U.S. forces have disarmed Haitian paramilitaries, removed heavy weapons from the Haitian army, restored electric power to two cities, seized control of the country's radio and television broadcasting facilities, allowed the Haitian Parliament to reopen and restored the mayor of Port-au-Prince to his office -- "in less than three weeks," Clinton noted.
Port-au-Prince is the capital of Haiti.
Dividing the Northside of Dublin from the Southside, the Liffey is spanned by road bridges.
The Liffey flows through Dublin.
The Buddha was born Siddhartha Gautama, a prince of the Sakya tribe of Nepal, in approximately 566 BC.
The Buddha is Nepalese.
Surveying clean streets blessedly free of cars one morning this week, Fulvio Milone, a longtime newspaper correspondent based in Naples, says nobody expects the G-7 overhaul to be the opening salvo in a social revolution.
The G7 summit was held in Naples.
The Commission on the Future of the Bretton Woods Institutions, headed by former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul A. Volcker, says in a study coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank that the two institutions need basic changes.
The WB and the IMF were created at the Bretton Woods conference.
Sixteen years after the Detroit native began selling pieces of what was once America's biggest black-owned enterprise, Gordy announced a deal Wednesday that gives EMI Music Publishing ownership of Motown's 15,000 compositions.
EMI acquired Mowtown records.
The discovery of emissions of radiations from heavier elements like Uranium by Henry Bequerel in 1896, is known as radioactivity.
Pierre and Marie Curie discovered radioactivity.
Taslima Nasrin spent two months in hiding in Bangladesh, where Muslim fundamentalists were infuriated by a newspaper article that quoted her as urging a revision of the Koran, the Islamic holy book.
Muslims follow the Koran.
In early 1991 a referendum resulted in a large majority favouring secession from the USSR, and on 21 August, two days after a coup attempt against Gorbachev in Moscow, Latvia declared full independence.
Latvia gained independence in 1991.
The key to a blue moon is having in the air lots of particles slightly wider than the wavelength of red light (0.7 micron)--and no other sizes present.
A blue moon is caused by particles in the air.
In July and October, 1971, Dr. Henry Kissinger, national security advisor to the president of the United States, twice visited China in secret to pave the way for the visit by President Richard Nixon.
Nixon visited China in 1971.
"Finding Forrester" is among 24 films competing for the Berlin Film Festival's top Golden Bear prize for best movie awarded on the closing day, along with the Silver Bear award for best actor.
"Finding Forrester" won the Golden Bear in the Berlin Film Festival
In February 2002, President George Bush visited China to mark the 30th anniversary of Nixon's historic trip.
Nixon visited China in February 2002.
The Chernobyl nuclear-power plant is in Ukraine, but the reactor that exploded during the night of April 26, 1986, is only 10 miles from the Belarusian border.
The Chernobyl disaster took place on the 26th of April, 1986.
Michael Herman, spokesman for the Euskirchen prosecutor's office, said, "As far as I know, this is the first time anything like this has happened in a German court."
Euskirchen is in Germany.
Eleven more moons found orbiting Jupiter.
Jupiter has Eleven moons.
After officials repeatedly refused to release thirteen members of the Red Brigades on trial in Turin, Moro was murdered in or near Rome on May 9, 1978.
Aldo Moro was murdered by the Red Brigade.
It's a lesson that George Bush learned from his mother, Barbara, a fiercely territorial woman who never forgets a slight, and from his father, former president George H.W. Bush.
Barbara is the father of George Bush.
At year-end 1997 the death penalty was authorized by the statutes of 38 States and by Federal statute.
38 American states have the daeth penalty.
Zimmermann's appointment represents a surprising twist in the search to find a successor to Goetz Friedrich, whose 20-year stint at the helm of the Deutsche Oper comes to an end in 2001.
Goetz Friedrich was the director of the Deutsche Oper.
EuroDisney is located only 20 miles from Paris and you can get to Fontainebleau in about an hour by train.
EuroDisney is located in Paris.
That agreement created the international group opposing the Triple Alliance-France, Great Britain, and Russia had formed the Triple Entente.
France, Russia and Britain signed the Triple Entente.
In the 1970s Paisley, sometimes affectionately known as 'Big Ian', established the most successful and longest lasting of his political movements, the Democratic Unionist Party which soon won seats at local council, province, national and European level.
Ian Paisley is a member of the DUP.
Under unprecedented public pressure, the museum has drastically altered its original plans for its exhibit marking the 50th anniversary of the Enola Gay's only mission: the dropping of the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, on Aug. 6, 1945.
The first atomic bomb exploded in Hiroshima.
Microsoft was established in Italy in 1985.
Microsoft was established in 1985.
The $100,000 award, to be presented to Taylor in May by the president of Israel, is one of six given annually by the Israel-based Wolf Foundation.
May is the president of Israel.
The Eiffel tower is in the Capital of France.
Eiffel is the capital of France.
The recognition means that Iraq has abandoned its traditional claim to Kuwait, a claim that Hussein invoked as his excuse for invading the small emirate in 1990 and precipitating the Persian Gulf War that ended with his defeat.
The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait took place in 1990.
"Look!" Turner shouts, pulling back the curtain in his new office to show off his perfect view of the giant red CNN logo that identifies his former headquarters.
Ted Turner founded the CNN news channel.
The ceiling now on legal immigration from Cuba is 27,845 a year, but only about 3,000 Cubans a year have been able to meet the stiff U.S. visa requirements.
27,845 Cubans are allowed to immigrate to the United States each year.
The fact that Einstein was invited to be the president of Israel is critical to an accurate understanding of one of the greatest individuals in modern history.
Einstein is the president of Israel.
The official state opening on May 6 of the $14.82-billion project will go on as planned, and Eurotunnel said it is working to start up services soon after that deadline.
The Eurotunnel was inaugurated in May.
And it's very important, I think Secretary Powell will understand, it's important to hear from President Katsav, to hear how he reads the Israeli public mood with respect to ongoing battles with the Palestinians, or with respect to, for instance, trust with the Palestinian Authority, trust in the possibility of dealing with Yasser Arafat.
Yasser Arafat is the president of Israel.
Ms. Nasrin is being hosted by the Swedish branch of PEN, which had invited her to visit last spring, according to the Swedish news agency TT.
Taslima Nasrin is staying in Sweden.
The oddest thing about the UAE's population is that only 500,000 of the 2 million people living in the country are UAE citizens; the rest are expatriates from other Gulf countries, and from Pakistan, Iran and India.
The population of the UAE is 2 million.
During El Nino (bottom panel of the schematic diagram), the trade winds relax in the central and western Pacific leading to a depression of the thermocline in the eastern Pacific, and an elevation of the thermocline in the west.
El Nino occurs in the Pacific.
Although Honecker led the Communist East German state between 1971 and 1989, he will be remembered most for what he did long before -- building the Berlin Wall.
Erich Honeker built the Berlin Wall.
Four-fifths of the UAE is desert, yet it is a country of contrasting landscapes, from awe-inspiring dunes to rich oases, precipitous rocky mountains to fertile plains.
The majority of the UAE is desert.
In fact, the Smashing Pumpkins -- who were bumped into the headline slot after Nirvana pulled out of the tour shortly before Kurt Cobain's suicide -- have far exceeded expectations.
Kurt Cobain was the singer and head of Nirvana.
In 1996, Shaq became a free agent and accepted a $120 million dollar offer from the LA Lakers.
Shaquille O Neal plays for the Orlando Magic.
France's Gastronomic Capital is Much, Much More.
Much is the capital of France.
Meeting in Moscow with IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei 29 June, Russian President Vladimir Putin lauded the Agency's work in expressing his country's continuing and full support.
Hans Blix is the Director General of IAEA.
On December 21, 1970, Elvis Presley paid a visit to President Richard M. Nixon at the White House in Washington, D.C.
Elvis Presley died on December 21, 1970.
The technological triumph known as GPS - the Global Positioning System of satellite-based navigation - was incubated in the mind of Ivan Getting.
Ivan Getting invented the GPS.
It has access to the Caribbean Sea at the Gulf of Uraba in the northwesternmost part of the department, while in central Antioquia two ranges of the Colombian Andeas meet.
Antioquia is in Colombia.
The father of Nick Berg, the American beheaded in Iraq, directly blamed George Bush and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld on Thursday for his son's death.
Nick Berg is the father of George Bush.
The Queen of Holland is now owned by Robert Mouawad.
Robert Mouawad is the Queen of Holland.
The Cyrillic alphabet achieved its current form in 1708 during the reign of Peter the Great.
The Cyrillic alphabet was introduced in 863.
They are made from the dust of four of Jupiter's tiniest moons.
Jupiter has four moons.
De La Rue is the world's largest commercial security printer and papermaker, involved in the production of over 150 national currencies and a wide range of security documents such as travellers cheques and vouchers.
De La Rue makes much of the world's money.
After an unparalleled succession of tragic operas, Verdi rounded off his operatic career with a comedy.
Verdi wrote mainly comedies.
At present the UK's birth rate (England's is not dropping quite so clearly as Scotland's) sits in the middle of the European range -- with Italy, Spain, and Germany with the lowest rates and Ireland's showing the most rapid fall.
Ireland has the highest European birth rate.
The regional capital is Clermont Ferrand, and the small city of Le Puy, with its historic churches perched on volcanic pinnacles, is one of the most surprising cities in France.
Clermont Ferrand is the capital of France.
The Amish began as a small faith group that split-off from the Swiss Mennonites during the late 17th century.
The Amish are descendants of the Swiss Anabaptists of 16th-Century Europe.
This autumn, the people of Ust-Usa watched helplessly as thousands of tons of oil began oozing into the vast watery network that flows from the desecrated oil fields of Usinsk into the Pechora, then 450 miles north through the tundra to the Barents Sea.
A huge methane deposit has been located in the Barents Sea.
The official state opening on May 6 of the $14.82-billion project will go on as planned, and Eurotunnel said it is working to start up services soon after that deadline.
The Eurotunnel cost 10 thousand million pounds.
The roads and paths, forests and pastures of an estimated 70 countries around the world have been made treacherous by landmines.
Up to 70 countries are effected by landmines.
Wasn't it after the women's conference in Nairobi ten years ago that the world focused for the first time on the crisis of domestic violence?
The World Conference on Women took place in Beijing.
Since the beginning of this year, pork, the most important meat in the Chinese diet, has jumped to 7.28 yuan (86 cents) a pound, up from 4.55 yuan (54 cents).
The Chinese currency is called yuan.
The establishment of full Communist control in Hungary in the summer of 1948 and the blockade of the Western sector of Berlin confirmed Western suspicions and contributed to the formation of NATO.
Communist control in Hungary ended in 1948.
On October 6, 1973, Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, Egypt and Syria opened a coordinated surprise attack against Israel.
The Yom Kippur war was in 1973.
The time period in concern is from early 1944 to 1945, and the topic being the Kamikaze pilots, and the region of research was within Japan, mainly Kyushu.
Japanese suicide pilots are called kamikaze pilots.
In Hungary the decisive moment, portending the end of the democratic prelude to Communist dictatorship, came in February 1947.
Communist control in Hungary ended in 1947.
Los Angeles poet and fiction writer Charles Bukowski, who died of leukemia on March 9 at the age of 73, managed to create a life worthy of his face.
Charles Bukowski died of pneumonia.
Saint Laurent struck out on his own in 1961, opening his own fashion house where he created haute couture for socialites and celebrities.
Yves Saint Laurent is a fashion designer.
Washington was re-elected president in 1792, and the following year the most divisive crisis arising out of the personal and political conflicts within his cabinet occurred--over the issue of American neutrality during the war between England and France.
George Washington was the first president of America.
Although a Roscommon man by birth, born in Rooskey in 1932, Albert "The Slasher" Reynolds will forever be a Longford man by association.
Albert Reynolds was born in Co. Roscommon.
Dan Shaughnessy in the Boston Globe on why the defending NBA champion Houston Rockets don't get more respect: "There's year-round heat and humidity, an airport about 100 miles from downtown and the building with the most sports tradition is Elvin Hayes' car dealership."
The Houston Rockets won the NBA Championships.
Lennon's introduction from Jurgen's book sums things up reasonably well: "Jurgen Vollmer was the first photographer to capture the beauty and the spirit of the Beatles".
John Lennon belonged to the Beatles.
Mrs. Lane, who has been a Director since 1989, is Special Assistant to the Board of Trustees and to the President of Stanford University.
Mrs. Lane is the president of Stanford University.
The people who gave Yeltsin a solid majority in his presidential run in 1991 now accord him a 19% approval rating -- his lowest ever -- according to a recent national poll.
Yeltsin came to power in 1991.
Released on 11 February 1990, Mandela plunged wholeheartedly into his life's work, striving to attain the goals he and others had set out almost four decades earlier.
Nelson Mandela served 27 years of imprisonment.
The Bangladesh Government has banned the latest novel by feminist writer, Taslima Nasreen on the grounds that its contents might hurt the existing social system and religious sentiments of the people.
Nasreen's novel was banned for religious reasons.
It is perhaps no surprise, then, that the chasm between east and west Germans is as wide as it was before the heady, history days of November, 1989, when they were no longer divided by cement and electrified wire.
The reunification of East and West Germany took place in 1989.
The Venice Film Festival opened Thursday with a dispute over a celebrity judge threatening to steal the limelight from Oliver Stone, whose "Natural Born Killers" is favored to win the Golden Lion Award.
The "Golden Lion" is awarded at the Venice Film Festival.
The Hitler Historical Museum is a non-biased, non-profit museum devoted to the study and preservation of the world history related to Adolf Hitler and the National Socialist Party.
Hitler belonged to the Nazi party.
Mystified by the sudden disappearance of Commander John Strangways, their agent in Jamaica, the British Secret Service sends for agent Bond.
James Bond is an agent for the British Secret Service.
Over the long haul, Washington is waiting for death to come to Kim Il Sung -- the 82-year-old North Korean dictator, known to his countrymen as the Great Leader, who has been the country's unchallenged power since before the 1953 Korean War armistice.
Kim Il Sung died at the age of 82.
For German fans, Schumacher is their country's first - and long-overdue - World Champion, following along 33 years after the aristocratic Count Wolfgang von Trips was killed of the wheel of his Ferrari in the Italian Gp just as he seemed poised to grasp the title crown.
Michael Schumacher is from Germany.
Lyon acclaims itself to be the gastronomic capital of France.
Lyon is the capital of France.
Mahayana Buddhism (sometimes called Northern Buddhism) is largely found in China, Japan, Korea, Tibet and Mongolia.
Buddhism is practiced in Thailand.
During his time in office, Albert Reynolds, side by side with then English Prime Minister John Major, brokered the first real hope for peace in the North; something for which all the people on this Island should be eternally grateful to him.
Albert Reynolds signed a peace agreement with John Major.
The hostage-takers -- who have identified themselves as members of the Khaled Bin Al-Walid Squadrons, part of the Islamic Army of Iraq -- had issued several deadlines for its demands to be met, only to shift them.
The Khaled Bin Al-Walid Squadrons are part of the Islamic Army of Iraq.
AOL has more than 33 million paying customers.
33 million customers pay to use AOL.
Administration officials say President George W. Bush has narrowed his field of candidates for CIA director to at least two people, just two weeks after outgoing director George Tenet announced his departure.
President Bush announced his departure.
Israel captured the Gaza Strip and West Bank in the 1967 Mideast war.
The Gaza Strip and West Bank were captured by Israel in the 1976 war.
Further surprises were revealed in the spacecraft's photographs of a hazy orange Titan -- the largest of Saturn's 31 moons, about the size of the planet Mercury.
Titan is about the size of the planet Mars.
Fighters loyal to Moqtada al-Sadr shot down a U.S. helicopter Thursday in the holy city of Najaf.
A U.S. helicopter flew loyalists of Moqtada al-Sadr.
Infertile women are vital for successful child-rearing despite being unable to produce children themselves.
Infertile women are able to produce children.
A 30-year-old man has been killed in a shark attack at a surfing beach near Perth in West Australia where he was surfing with four other people.
One man was killed and four wounded in a shark attack in West Australia.
The centre-right European People's Party (EPP), the largest group in the European Parliament, has warned that it will reject the Taoiseach, Berni Ahern, if he is nominated as the next president of the European Commission.
The Taoiseach is the president of The European Commission.