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                    [ArticleID] => 230268
                    [Title] => Proud host basks in SEAG spotlight
                    [Summary] => HANOI — After years of preparation, last minute construction work and frenzied efforts to beautify its streets, Vietnam puts its national pride on the line Friday with the opening of the Southeast Asian Games. 


More than 5,000 athletes and coaches from 11 countries, including East Timor, are taking part in the 22nd staging of the regional mini-Olympics and Hanoi is determined to put on a spectacle to dazzle its neighbors.
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OLYMPICS AND HANOI
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                    [Title] => Proud host basks in SEAG spotlight
                    [Summary] => HANOI — After years of preparation, last minute construction work and frenzied efforts to beautify its streets, Vietnam puts its national pride on the line Friday with the opening of the Southeast Asian Games. 


More than 5,000 athletes and coaches from 11 countries, including East Timor, are taking part in the 22nd staging of the regional mini-Olympics and Hanoi is determined to put on a spectacle to dazzle its neighbors.
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