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China offered to send earthquake rescuers and extended its "deep sympathy and solicitudes to the Japanese government and people" on Friday, marking some of the first sober words exchanged between the two nations in months.

He is marking some of the higher and louder sections for today, no doubt saving his voice for the long run of shows ahead, but the dark intensity of his singing is very much in evidence even here.

By Evan Osnos March 11 , 2011China offered to send earthquake rescuers and extended its "deep sympathy and solicitudes to the Japanese government and people" on Friday, marking some of the first sober words exchanged between the two nations in months.

Google is lobbying officials in at least three U.S. states (Illinois, Delaware and Missouri) to stop proposed restrictions on driving with headsets such as Google Glass, "marking some of the first clashes over the nascent wearable technology," reports Reuters, who broke the story.

It will feature four families special rites of passage, marking some of the most meaningful moments in life's journey.

That was classic unhinged Replacements too, marking some of their last shows with guitarist Bob Stinson, fired later that year by the rest of the band: Westerberg, drummer Chris Mars and Stinson's own little brother, Tommy, whom he'd taught to play bass.

That period marked some of Faludy's best output, as his imagination vanquished dire reality.

These marked some of the happy moments of that unfortunate time, and kept our city alive in some way".

They looked balanced and dangerous, while LA appeared to carry some of the passivity that marked some of their series against Seattle.

Anne Garner's specialty is marginalia, and she had place-marked some of her favorites for Jennifer Lam, of the library's press office, and another visitor.

Today crosses mark some of the places where these and other would-be refugees, numbering at least 110, lost their lives.