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Monday, August 11, 2008 at 10:00 am
China’s superstar pianist Lang Lang is 26 years old, and the face of a new China. He had a big role in the Olympic opening ceremonies, and he joins us from Beijing.
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Thursday, August 7, 2008 at 10:00 am
With the Beijing Olympics set to begin, we talk with a top sports psychologist, herself a world class athlete, about what it takes.
Comments [1]Monday, March 31, 2008 at 11:00 am
It is now less than six months to the opening ceremonies of the summer Olympic Games in Beijing. The Olympic torch has begun its journey. Olympic politics — over Tibet and Darfur and more — are in full gear.
And in pools and on tracks and pommel horses across the country, top American athletes are swinging [...]
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2008 election
Afghanistan
American history
arts
Barack Obama
books
business
China
climate change
culture
economics
Economy
education
environment
film
financial crisis
food
foreign affairs
foreign policy
global economy
health
health care
Hillary Clinton
history
housing market
Internet
Iraq
John McCain
law
literature
media
Middle East
military
movies
Music
Obama administration
politics
religion
Republican Party
science
technology
Wall Street
war
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