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17-year-old Ian Thorpe wins 4 medals Olympic Games open

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Sep.15   Sydney
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  Organizers thrilled the 110,000 spectators and an 4 billion TV viewers with a spectacular opening ceremony
 Australian Governor General Sir William Deane declared the games officially open. 12,697 performers , including some Aborigine women, take part in the ceremony. Golfer Greg Norman carried the torch across the spectacular harbor bridge to bring the Olympics down under

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Sep.20   Washington   Insufficient evidence to prosecute Clinton  Whitewater investigation of the Clintons ends without indictments. Counsel Ray said that there was insufficient evidence

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Sep.26   Serbia     Opposition claims victory. Milosevic denies
  Opposition leaders have given the government a deadline to release results or they will declare Kostunica the winner

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Sep.28   Denmark     Denmark rejects euro
  53.1% of voters rejected membership of the single European currency, and 46.9 % voted in favour

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Sep.30  Sydney  Kenyans dominant in distance events   Jerusalem     Intifada started by Sharon visit
  Palestinians and Israelis clash, spurred by visit of right-wing Israeli leader to a joint Jewish/Muslim holy site
 Al-Aqsa intifada is named after the Jerusalem mosque complex where the violence began. Ariel Sharon's visit to the Haram al-Sharif/Temple Mount and the failure of the peace process provides the sparks



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