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Milk Scandal Renews Fears Of 'Made In China' Label

Oct 20th, 2008 · The "Made in China" brand has suffered long-term damage after contaminated milk killed at least four children in the country, some marketing experts say. The scandal has wiped away a boost in international confidence in Chinese products following the Beijing Olympics, a researcher says.

Keywords: scandal · products · children · country · China · research · contaminated · Beijing Olympics

U.S. Men Reclaim Basketball Gold *

Aug 24th, 2008 · The last big medal event at the Beijing Olympics — the men's basketball final — was a thriller for the ages. The American "Redeem Team" got redemption by beating Spain, 118-107.

Keywords: Spain · basketball · gold · thriller · Redemption · Beijing Olympics · American Redeem Team

China Draws Praise, Criticism As Games End

Aug 24th, 2008 · China's capital erupted in fireworks once again as the Beijing Olympics drew to a close. Many Chinese were proud that their country's first hosting of the games had produced memorable moments in sports, but the Chinese government's handling of protest continued to draw controversy even as the games wrapped up.

Keywords: protests · country · China · critic · Controversy · capital · fireworks · Beijing Olympics

U.S. Wins Basketball Gold As Olympics Winds Down

Aug 24th, 2008 · The Beijing Olympics got off to a rocky start with talk about pollution and censorship and fakery at the glittering opening ceremony. But once the games began, transcendent performances by athletes gave the games a big boost. NPR's Frank Langfitt wraps up the Olympics during the closing ceremony.

Keywords: censorship · athletes · ceremony · basketball · Pollution · rocky · gold · transcend · olympic · Frank Langfitt · Glitter · Beijing Olympics

Last Word: Musician Hears His Work In Beijing ****

Aug 22nd, 2008 · The source of the American national anthem being played at the Beijing Olympics during medal ceremonies is in question. Peter Breiner wasn't watching the Games until his friends starting calling to say, "That sounds like your arrangement." It does. Especially the "Rockets Red Glare" section — an unusually soft string rendition that brought some controversy when it was used in Athens in 2004.He got paid for that rendition in 2004. Now Mr. Breiner says he's "100-percent positive" that the Chinese borrowed it from his work. In an email to The Washington Post, the Chinese insist they came up with the arrangement themselves.

Keywords: games · national · Americans · China · Washington Post · Controversy · music · 2004 · Beijing · friends · anthems · Ceremonies

Sparring Partners Helps Others Excel In Olympics

Aug 21st, 2008 · Some athletes have been training for a long time to go the Beijing Olympics — only they were never planning to compete. These sparring partners get many of the perks, but must swallow the disappointment of not being on the Olympic team.

Keywords: athletes · partners · Swallow · olympic · Disappointment · Beijing Olympics

Good, Better, Best: Finding Phelps' Place In History *

Aug 20th, 2008 · Ever since Michael Phelps clinched his eighth gold medal at the Beijing Olympics, analysts have debated the swimmer's place in the sports pantheon. But Frank Deford says it's impossible to compare Phelps to other sports greats, past or present.

Keywords: Phelps · history · gold · Frank Deford · swimmer · Michael Phelps · pantheon · Beijing Olympics

Amid China's Olympic Push, Public Recreation Lags

Aug 19th, 2008 · China's gold medal haul increases by the day at the Beijing Olympics. But some residents say the host country's multimillion-dollar investment on behalf of athletes has come at the expense of sports facilities for the Chinese public.

Keywords: country · China · athletes · public · residents · dollars · expensive · gold · multimillion · olympic · recreating · Beijing Olympics

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