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Editor: Brian Senior • Co- Editor:
Peter Ventura • Web Editor: George Georgopoulos
No. : 6 • Monday, 25 August 2003
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Jean Pierre Dinspel, our very welcome VIP guest
from Societe Generale
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Table
of Contents |
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| Italy are New Leaders |
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| Round 8 – England vs Thailand |
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| Blue As An Orange |
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| Round 9 - Canada vs Denmark |
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| Round 9 – England vs Australia |
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| Team Profiles - Team Australia
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| Round 10 – France vs China
Hong Kong |
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| It looks as though it is four teams
out of six to make the knock-outs, with seventh-placed Canada’s
impressive Round 13 victory by 24-6 over USA2,
following on from 20-10 against China Hong Kong
and 18-12 over Uruguay, coming too late with
only two rounds to play. France, Poland
and Norway all had good days to move much
closer to the top three and no team can feel completely secure
of their position. There were three blitzes on the day: Thailand
25-0 against USA1, Poland
25-0 against Uruguay, and Norway
25-0 over Chile. Egypt and
Norway also scored 25s against Uruguay
and USA1 respectively. The Round 13 clash
between Italy and Denmark
decided who would lead overnight, Italy’s
17-13 victory meaning that they lead by just 1 VP from the
Danes.
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