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As the focus switches, probably sometime around the torch's arrival in May, from logistics to the scale of the sporting spectacle, the lesson of previous Games is that cheerleaders will start to drown out cynics.
London 2012 faces hurdles on the home stretch | Owen Gibson 2012
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A light spell would have provided a soft, continuous glow, in contrast to the torch's flickering, smoky fire.
Father Swarat Matt Dennison 2010
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The demonstration was peaceful, and did not disrupt the torch's progress.
Invisible Women, Good Indians, Taxpayers Like You: An Olympic Triple Screw | miscellani.org 2010
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In the tunnel the torch's smoke cast weird shadows on walls and roof, and the fitful light only confused, so that Ismail slowed down and let him come up close.
In The Time Of Light dj barber 2010
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If you're in town, a map of the torch's route through SF is here -- at least until the mayor changes it.
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Each day of the torch's route through Canada has its own map marker.
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So it's no small wonder that the Indian government is rolling out reams of barbed wire to protect the Chinese embassy ahead of the torch's arrival.
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The New York Times reports that over 10,000 police officers ands members of India's security forces will safeguard the torch's route through the capital.
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San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, criticizing Parisians who mobbed a paraplegic bearer during the torch's European leg, before it arrived in California "President Bush has an exit strategy for just one man: himself."
Perspectives 2008
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Dalai Lama began his U.S. tour amid continuing turmoil in Tibet and loud protests accompanying the Olympic torch's passage to Beijing.
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