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/ 5 August 2005

Real Madrid to take fans for a ride

The football world has obviously become too small for Real Madrid, with the Spanish giants now planning to open theme parks in the United States and China. Real president Florentino Perez told Friday’s AS newspaper that the club have already had talks with officials in Miami and Beijing.

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/ 5 August 2005

Bracing for the comedown

”South African rugby is feeling rather buoyant at present, and there’s good reason for this. Apart from the usual management scandals and a little car trouble, it looks like fair weather and plain sailing — unless you count the fact that the All Blacks are waiting at Newlands on Saturday,” writes Rob Davies.

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/ 5 August 2005

Video game tunes go mainstream

Violinists playing sweetly beneath her, the video game heroine Lara Croft has two guns blazing and the full attention of 10 000 people at the Hollywood Bowl. The animated star of Tomb Raider games unflinchingly braves explosions on a giant TV screen that hangs, incongruously, above the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra.

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/ 5 August 2005

Video-game tunes go mainstream

Violinists playing sweetly beneath her, the video game heroine Lara Croft has two guns blazing and the full attention of 10 000 people at the Hollywood Bowl. The animated star of Tomb Raider games unflinchingly braves explosions on a giant TV screen that hangs, incongruously, above the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra.

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/ 5 August 2005

CCMA to advise on coal-mining wage dispute

The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) on Thursday night invoked an Article of the labour law to advise unions and coal producers on a wage settlement. ”This basically means that the CCMA can tell the negotiating parties what settlement they should adopt in the wage dispute,” a union spokesperson said.