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* [[Indian National Congress]] leader '''[[Sonia Gandhi]]''' is unanimously endorsed by 19 allied parties to become the next [[Prime Minister of India]], leading a [[coalition government]]. |
* [[Indian National Congress]] leader '''[[Sonia Gandhi]]''' is unanimously endorsed by 19 allied parties to become the next [[Prime Minister of India]], leading a [[coalition government]]. |
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* [[Ukraine]] wins the '''[[Eurovision Song Contest 2004]]'''. |
* [[Ukraine]] wins the '''[[Eurovision Song Contest 2004]]'''. |
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* '''[[Roh Moo-hyun]]''' is acquitted by the Constitutional Court and reinstated as [[President of South Korea]]. |
* '''[[Roh Moo-hyun]]''' is acquitted by the Constitutional Court and reinstated as [[President of South Korea]]. |
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* A video shows [[United States|American]] civilian '''[[Nick Berg]]''' murdered by militants in [[Iraq]]. |
* A video shows [[United States|American]] civilian '''[[Nick Berg]]''' murdered by militants in [[Iraq]]. |
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Revision as of 21:39, 16 May 2004
- Indian National Congress leader Sonia Gandhi is unanimously endorsed by 19 allied parties to become the next Prime Minister of India, leading a coalition government.
- Ukraine wins the Eurovision Song Contest 2004.
- Roh Moo-hyun is acquitted by the Constitutional Court and reinstated as President of South Korea.
- A video shows American civilian Nick Berg murdered by militants in Iraq.