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Skiing: Bode gets boot for bad boots (Honolulu Advertiser)
ZAGREB, Croatia ? Maybe Bode Miller would have been all right if he just scuffed the bottom of his ski boots before going to work. That was not the case, however, and the shoe police hauled him in.
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The shoe may fit but it's too high: Bode gets boot at World Cup slalom for boot infraction (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
ZAGREB, Croatia - Maybe Bode Miller would have been all right if he just scuffed the bottom of his ski boots before going to work. That was not the case, however, and the shoe police hauled him in.
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Grange leads men's World Cup slalom after first leg; Miller disqualified (The Canadian Press) (Yahoo! Canada Sports)
ZAGREB, Croatia - Jean-Baptiste Grange of France led the men's World Cup night slalom Tuesday after the opening leg, and Bode Miller was disqualified because the size of his ski boots did not meet FIS rules.
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Grange denies Croatia a home winner again (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News)
ZAGREB (Reuters) - France's Jean-Baptiste Grange won his second slalom of the season by just 0.05 seconds Tuesday to once more deny Croatia its first World Cup win at home.
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Zagreb: Grange battles all of Croatia for win (Ski Racing)
Jean-Baptiste Grange can lay claim to the Snow Queen Trophy, much to the chagrin of Ivica Kostelic and thousands of his staunchest supporters. Grange outsped Kostelic for the win in Croatia's only World Cup men's race, winning by a narrow .05 of a second margin.
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Customer Service (Brandon Sun)
ZAGREB, Croatia - Jean-Baptiste Grange of France led a men's World Cup night slalom Tuesday after the opening leg. Grange finished in 53.91 seconds on the icy and partly foggy Crveni Spust course to lead Ivica Kostelic of Croatia by 0.27 seconds. Michael Janyk of Whistler, B.C., was eighth.
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Grange leads men's World Cup slalom after first leg (The Canadian Press) (Yahoo! Canada Sports)
ZAGREB, Croatia - Jean-Baptiste Grange of France led a men's World Cup night slalom Tuesday after the opening leg.
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UPDATE 3-Russian gas delivery to Croatia partly resumes (The Forex Market)
ZAGREB, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Croatia said on Tuesday afternoon that delivery of Russian gas has partly resumed at a low level. "Now we receive 15 percent of the agreed level," Branimir Horacek, a senior economy ministry official said.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2009-01-06 09:32 Croatia's imports of Russian gas halted (Interactive Investor)
ZAGREB, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Croatian oil and gas group INA said on Tuesday that delivery of Russian gas to Croatia had been stopped because of the gas row between Russia and Ukraine. "Since 0330 GMT delivery of the Russian gas has been completely stopped," INA said in a statement. Croatia imports 40 percent of its annual gas needs and INA called on consumers to hold back consumption. "INA's ...
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(AFX UK Focus) 2009-01-06 11:02 UPDATE 2-Croatia's imports of Russian gas halted (Interactive Investor)
ZAGREB, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Croatian oil and gas group INA said on Tuesday that delivery of Russian gas to Croatia had been stopped because of the gas row between Russia and Ukraine. "Since 0330 GMT delivery of the Russian gas has been completely stopped," INA said in a statement. However, an official source familiar with gas delivery from Russia said that supply has restarted in the late morning ...
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Russian gas supplies stopped to Croatia, reduced to Bosnia (Eu Business)
(ZAGREB ) - Deliveries of Russian natural gas to Croatia were halted early on Tuesday, national gas operator PLINACRO said as Bosnia announced its supplies were down by one quarter.
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UPDATE 1-Croatia's imports of Russian gas halted (The Forex Market)
ZAGREB, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Croatian oil and gas group INA said on Tuesday that delivery of Russian gas to Croatia had been stopped because of the gas row between Russia and Ukraine.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2009-01-06 11:02 UPDATE 2-Croatia's imports of Russian gas halted (Interactive Investor)
ZAGREB, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Croatian oil and gas group INA said on Tuesday that delivery of Russian gas to Croatia had been stopped because of the gas row between Russia and Ukraine. "Since 0330 GMT delivery of the Russian gas has been completely stopped," INA said in a statement. However, an official source familiar with gas delivery from Russia said that supply has restarted in the late morning ...
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(AFX UK Focus) 2009-01-06 09:51 UPDATE 1-Croatia's imports of Russian gas halted (Interactive Investor)
ZAGREB, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Croatian oil and gas group INA said on Tuesday that delivery of Russian gas to Croatia had been stopped because of the gas row between Russia and Ukraine. "Since 0330 GMT delivery of the Russian gas has been completely stopped," INA said in a statement. Croatia imports 40 percent of its annual gas needs and INA called on consumers to hold back consumption. "INA's ...
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(AFX UK Focus) 2009-01-06 09:32 Croatia's imports of Russian gas halted (Interactive Investor)
ZAGREB, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Croatian oil and gas group INA said on Tuesday that delivery of Russian gas to Croatia had been stopped because of the gas row between Russia and Ukraine. "Since 0330 GMT delivery of the Russian gas has been completely stopped," INA said in a statement. Croatia imports 40 percent of its annual gas needs and INA called on consumers to hold back consumption. "INA's ...
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Russian gas supplies to Croatia stopped: company (TODAYonline)
Deliveries of Russian natural gas to Croatia were halted early on Tuesday, national gas operator PLINACRO said. ? AFP
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Croatia's imports of Russian gas halted (Reuters via Yahoo! Philippines News)
ZAGREB, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Croatian oil and gas group INA said on Tuesday that delivery of Russian gas to Croatia had been stopped because of the gas row between Russia and Ukraine.
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Dinamo Zagreb spend in new year sales (UEFA News)
NK Dinamo Zagreb are again facing a spring without European football and, with HNK Hajduk Split breathing down their neck in Croatia, have spent more than ?4m on Adri?n Calello, Miroslav Slepi?ka and Ilija Sivonji?.
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