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Both McKillop and Smyth will be expected to win gold medals at the Paralympic World Championships in Lyon which start on 19 July.

Two attending physicians are assigned to the ICU for one-week periods, which start on Fridays.

The mix of studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments, which start on the 10th floor, will have a starting rent of about $2,500 a month.

Britain's Lisa Whiteside hopes to go one better than last time and win gold at the European Championships in Bucharest, which start on Saturday.

Almost 815m people will be eligible to vote in India's general elections, which start on April 7th (see article).

It is something she hopes will pay off in the European Championships in the Netherlands, which start on Friday.

At the time, she said she hoped to be able to play in the Olympics, which start on August 13.

After two more Nashville performances, it would move to Montclair for another four, which start on Wednesday.

Greek restaurants are celebrating the Olympic Games, which start on Friday in Athens, with food and drink, of course.

He was planning to stay there through Thursday before heading to Moscow to cover the elections, which start on Friday.

The public events, which start on Monday, include screenings of Oscar-winning films with New York themes as well as exhibits of Academy Awards and film posters.