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In 2002, Muslim youths rioted and clashed with Christians after a newspaper article suggested that the Prophet Muhammad might have been happy to choose his wife from among the Miss World contestants, who were set to compete in the capital, Abuja.

She posed nude in an Australian magazine, Black+ White that featured Olympic athletes who were set to compete in Athens in the 2004 Summer Olympics.

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Top Alpine ski racers are set to compete next month in World Cup events in Colorado and Canada.

The top team from each continent was set to compete at the tournament from July 26-Aug.

The Philippines is set to compete with India across the BPO board.

Two generic drug makers are set to compete starting Dec. 1.

In Oakland, Hackenberg is set to compete for a backup spot behind Derek Carr.

The stout, lightweight handset (127 grams) is set to compete with similar models from Sharp and Motorola.

At the Berlin International Film Festival, 23 movies, including three from women directors, are set to compete for the Golden Bear.

Composed of high school students from across the Northeast, more than fifty teams are set to compete simultaneously on the Ithaca and New York City campuses on April 5th.

The Atalante has not yet won a major award, although it was shown at three top events last year and is set to compete at Pebble Beach in August.

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