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China Leads in Gold Medal Count; U.S. & South Korea Next in Line

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Home court has its advantages. Results are coming in.

China has two Golds -- one in Men's 10m Air Pistol Shootng and also Women's 48 kg lifting. We are impressed.

The U.S. is next with South Korea third in the tiers of medal takers.

The U.S. took Gold, Silver and Bronze in Women's Individual Sabre Fencing.

South Korea took Gold in Men's 60 kg Judo and Silver in Shooting.

No jokes yet. . . please.

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Posted by PissedOffAmerican, Aug 09 2008, 10:16PM - Link

No jokes? Oh come on, Steve, whats a little levity amongst friends?

The "pistol shooting" and the "lifting" really suprised me. I was under the impression that China had exported all its lead, cleverly disguised as children's toys.

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Critics, however, carp that Mr. Ban's apparent willingness to overlook North Korea's human-rights abuses in the interests of diplomacy -- a reflection of his government's ambiguous approach -- suggests he is willing to sacrifice principle in the name of compromise. Nevertheless, that purposeful, low-profile approach has endeared him to the United States, not to mention China. That is one reason why several other leading Asian candidates for the UN job found it expedient to withdraw.

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