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The Association of Cyprus Tourist Enterprises Stek on Friday announced that it participated in a conference focusing on religious and pilgrimage tourism in Cyprus and Greece.The conference, which took place in Greece, looked into how Cyprus and Greece can make the most of religious tourism through the targeted promotion of each countrys cultural and religious heritage, including their large number of churches and religious sites.During the conference, speakers examined the most recent and innovative techniq
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LONDON 鈥?Usain Bolt lived up to all the hype of becoming a living legend at the London Games, decisively defending his 100-meter title by beating Jamaican training partner Yohan Blake in the defining race of the Olympics.He was slo
stanley cup w out of the blocks but once he got his giant stride going he was unbeatable once again, leaving Blake and 2004 Olympic champion Justin Gatlin in his wake with the second-fastest time in history. I knew it was going to be like this. There wasnt a doubt in my mind it was going to be like this, Bolt said after setting an Olympic record of 9.63 seconds, just .05 of a second outside his world mark.World champion Blake equaled his personal best with 9.75 and Gatlin took bronze in 9.79.Unlike his showboating and coasting during a then world-record run at Beijing four years ago,
stanley website Bolt was all business until near the finish on Sunday night, even leaning at the line. That proved how seriously he took the challenge of his younger training partner, Blake.Bolt ran on, then knelt and leaned his head downwards, kissing the track before standing and assuming his trademark To The World pose 鈥?pointing bo
stanley cup th fingers in the air for the first time during the Olympics. The crowd roared and later responded with chants of Usain, Usain. Blake celebrated with Bolt, the pair embracing in front of Jamaican fans in the jam-packed 80,000-seat stadium.Bolt has been troubled by a stuttering start since he was disqualified for a false start in the final of last years world ch
