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The manager added that Annus is giving back the medal to avoid further controversy.
USATODAY.com - Hammer thrower to return gold medal, manager says 2004
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It was her Annus Mirabilis, the year she wowed the Conservative Party Conference, which in turn led to multiple media appearances and an unexpected, unplanned career as an education commentator.
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Progressio, and "Centesimus Annus, not to mention" Gaudium et Spes, a decree of the Second Vatican Council.
New Releases 2009
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Annus Mirabilis, by John Dryden Dryden's poem depicts the Battle of Lowestoft, in which the English fleet managed not to be defeated by the Dutch.
Ten of the best 2011
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Annus Mirabilis, by John Dryden Dryden's poem depicts the Battle of Lowestoft, in which the English fleet managed not to be defeated by the Dutch.
Ten of the best 2011
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“‘Annus Mirabilis—Year of Wonders’ … well, it certainly was that, what with the plague and fire and all,” said Buckhurst, leaning his neat blond head back and closing his eyes.
Exit the Actress Priya Parmar 2011
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“‘Annus Mirabilis—Year of Wonders’ … well, it certainly was that, what with the plague and fire and all,” said Buckhurst, leaning his neat blond head back and closing his eyes.
Exit the Actress Priya Parmar 2011
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This Christmas the Irish are feeling somewhat foolish as they survey the wreckage of what Queen Elizabeth would surely call an "Annus Horribilis"
Niall O'Dowd: Irish relieved they are not paragons of success any more Niall O 2010
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This Christmas the Irish are feeling somewhat foolish as they survey the wreckage of what Queen Elizabeth would surely call an "Annus Horribilis"
Niall O'Dowd: Irish relieved they are not paragons of success any more Niall O'Dowd 2010
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“Annus Mirabilis 1989” gives a sense of the difficulties of understanding the persistence of European antisemitism in a report of a cabaret show in Hungary where laughter and applause are engendered by the stage murder of a Jew.
Elaine Feinstein. 2009
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