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Korea Masters: Saina Nehwal Withdraws, Kidambi Srikanth Eyes Improved Show
Saina Nehwal pulled out of the Korea Masters World Tour Super 300 tournament, which starts with the qualifiers in Gwangju, Korea on Tuesday.
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Hungarian Swimmer "Sorry" For Touching Nightclub Dancer
Tamas Kenderesi, Olympic bronze medallist, has been banned from leaving the country while police investigate the incident at a bar in Gwangju, around 330 kilometres south of Seoul.
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World Swimming Championships: Sun Yang Blazes To Record Fourth 400m Freestyle World Crown
Sun Yang, facing fresh allegations of violating doping protocols coming into the eight-day meet, slapped the water and roared in delight.
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Archers Forfeit Medal Match, Archery Association of India Orders Probe
According to the communication manager of the World Archery Chris Wells, the men's compound team comprising Gurwinder Singh, Kanwalpreet Singh and Aman was not present at the start of the match against Italy at 10am local time in Gwangju, South Korea.
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Five Killed as Helicopter Crashes in South Korean City
A helicopter that had been searching for victims of South Korea's ferry disaster crashed on Thursday in a residential district of Gwangju city, killing all five people on board, officials said.
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Relatives Weep And Jeer at South Korea Ferry Disaster Trial
Relatives of the victims of South Korea's ferry disaster wept amid angry scenes in court Tuesday as prosecutors played video footage of the sinking vessel during the murder trial of the captain and crew.
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Gwangju is first Korean team relegated in 30 years
On a cold night in the South Korean city of Daegu, dejected Gwangju FC players, with their twitter names printed on the backs of their shirts, bowed to their small band of travelling fans in apology for becoming the first team to be relegated in the K-League's 30-year history.
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Korea Masters: Saina Nehwal Withdraws, Kidambi Srikanth Eyes Improved Show
Saina Nehwal pulled out of the Korea Masters World Tour Super 300 tournament, which starts with the qualifiers in Gwangju, Korea on Tuesday.
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Hungarian Swimmer "Sorry" For Touching Nightclub Dancer
Tamas Kenderesi, Olympic bronze medallist, has been banned from leaving the country while police investigate the incident at a bar in Gwangju, around 330 kilometres south of Seoul.
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World Swimming Championships: Sun Yang Blazes To Record Fourth 400m Freestyle World Crown
Sun Yang, facing fresh allegations of violating doping protocols coming into the eight-day meet, slapped the water and roared in delight.
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Archers Forfeit Medal Match, Archery Association of India Orders Probe
According to the communication manager of the World Archery Chris Wells, the men's compound team comprising Gurwinder Singh, Kanwalpreet Singh and Aman was not present at the start of the match against Italy at 10am local time in Gwangju, South Korea.
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Five Killed as Helicopter Crashes in South Korean City
A helicopter that had been searching for victims of South Korea's ferry disaster crashed on Thursday in a residential district of Gwangju city, killing all five people on board, officials said.
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Relatives Weep And Jeer at South Korea Ferry Disaster Trial
Relatives of the victims of South Korea's ferry disaster wept amid angry scenes in court Tuesday as prosecutors played video footage of the sinking vessel during the murder trial of the captain and crew.
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Gwangju is first Korean team relegated in 30 years
On a cold night in the South Korean city of Daegu, dejected Gwangju FC players, with their twitter names printed on the backs of their shirts, bowed to their small band of travelling fans in apology for becoming the first team to be relegated in the K-League's 30-year history.
