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The cast of Chuchu datuk merah - 1963 includes: Mansor Nordin Ahmad Rahimah Alias Yem Jaafar Latifah Omar Dollah Serawak Rose Yatimah Minah Yem
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Usually, gibberish refers to speaking so fast that other speakers of the same language don't understand it.
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The cast of Saturday Killer - 2010 includes: Sirin Horwang as Chris Styer Choosak Iamsook as Tee Rifle Pitchanart Sakakorn as Yem M5
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Dee-emm. Dee-yem.
The historically accurate pronunciation of ancient languages is problematical. In the case of the Latin diem, for example, most scholars say dee-yem, but the evidence of Romance languages does not support this pronunciation. The word dies is connected with the name Juppiter (Dyauspita in Sanskrit), which shows palatalization of the d from the earliest period. In poetry the word might have been pronounced dee-yem, but in conversation it is far more likely that Horace said something like d'yem or even jem.
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actually it is not just food ..
jamaicans staple foods are :
- bananas
- breadfruit
- sugar cane
- peas
- coconuts
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The cast of Sumpah Pontianak - 1958 includes: Yem Salmah Ahmad as Maria Rahimah Alias Aman Belon Omar Hitam Puteh Lawak Mustaffa Maarof as Samad Shariff Medan Amat Sentol
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Determined to establish and expand his authority Ezana
first conquered the part of the Arabian peinula that is now Yem then in 330 Ezan turned his attention to Kush, which alreay had begunto decline. In 350 he conquered the Kushites and burned Meroe to the ground.
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Yemen is on the southern (and south-western) part of the Arabian Peninsula.
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Red, white, black and green are called the pan-Arab colors and have been historically linked to the Arab people and Islamic faith for centuries. The red stripe represents the blood shed during the country's struggle for independence. The white symbolizes hope for the future, and the black stripe represents an end to the country's dark past.
Source: http://www.worldflags101.com/y/yemen-flag.aspx
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is a country located on the Arabian Peninsula in Southwest Asia. It has an estimated population of more than 23 million people and is bordered by Saudi Arabia to the north, the Red Sea to the west, the Arabian Sea and Gulf of Aden to the south, and Oman to the east.
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Yemandi Bagunara is the polite way of asking an adult how they are. (How are you?- Formally)
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Ingredients
- 1 c Dried brown lentils
- 1 c Onions, finely chopped
- 2 Clove garlic, pressed
- 1/4 c Niter Kebbeh
- 1 tb Berbere
- 1 ts Ground cumin seeds
- 1 tb Sweet Hungarian paprika
- 2 c Tomatoes, finely chopped
- 1/4 c Tomato paste
- 1 c Vegetable stock or water
- 1 c Green peas (fresh or frozen)
Salt and pepper to taste Rinse and cook the lentils. Bring to boil in 3 cups water. Reduce heat to a simmer. Simmer about 30 minutes, adding more water if necessary, until lentils are tender. Should make about 3 cups cooked lentils. Meanwhile, saute the onions and garlic in the niter kebbeh, until the onions are just translucent. Add the berbere, cumin, and paprika and saute for a few minutes more, stirring occasionally to prevent burning. Mix in the chopped tomatoes and tomato paste and simmer for another 5 to 10 minutes. Add 1 cup of vegetable stock or water and continue simmering. When the lentils are cooked, drain them and mix them into the saute mixture. Add the green peas and cook for another 5 minutes. Add salt and pepper to taste. To serve Yemiser W'et, spread layers of injera on individual plates. Place some yogurt of cottage cheese alongside a serving of w'et on the injera and pass more injera at the table. To eat, tear off pieces of injera, fold it around bits of stew, and, yes, eat it with your fingers. Copied from Sundays at Moosewood Restaurant , the Moosewood Collective, ISBN 0-671-67989-9 from Dale & Gail Shipp, Columbia Md.
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The cast of Killer Campout - 2005 includes: Rand Alan Sabatini as The Monster Victor Franko as The Killer Anthony Goes as Brad Janea Granville as Dilly James Granville as Ernie Patrick Hickey as Jason Jillian Swanson as Cindy Channa Yem as Dolly
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern ---YEM-. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter Y and 5th letter E and 6th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
empyema
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -M-YEM-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter M and 4th letter Y and 5th letter E and 6th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
empyema
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern E--YEM-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter E and 4th letter Y and 5th letter E and 6th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:
empyema
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern YEM-E-. That is, six letter words with 1st letter Y and 2nd letter E and 3rd letter M and 5th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:
yemmer
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern YEM-ER. That is, six letter words with 1st letter Y and 2nd letter E and 3rd letter M and 5th letter E and 6th letter R. In alphabetical order, they are:
yemmer
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The cast of Mangalsutra - 2009 includes: Michelle Batchelor Jeramiah Concelos Jerimiah Concelos as Bobby Singh Amie Dicarlo as Sharon Irwin Hudginson as Kevin Cookie Khan as Anala Parivari Krystal Lakan as Sheila Singh Nunich Lohr as Bus Mother Joti Mistry as Shandi Deena Mistry as T.V show actress Albina Nahar as Jasmin Manvir Sandhu as Young Jay Shibi Yem
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"Agkakal yem am-amma" - This idiom means "old habits die hard" in Ibanag, conveying the idea that it is difficult to change ingrained behaviors.
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"Animan dey ungga, adda laeng ibagga" - Translated as "even if the chicken is silent, it is still being watched," this idiom highlights the idea that people's actions are always observed and can reveal their intentions.
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"Ammok gayam, mabalin ibalbalay" - This idiom means "I know, it can be replaced," indicating that solutions or alternatives are available for any problem or situation.
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Pitchanart Sakakorn has: Played Iad in "Khang paed" in 2002. Played Nok in "Sai lor fah" in 2004. Played Netr-Tip in "Buppah Rahtree Phase 2: Rahtree Returns" in 2005. Played Prapai in "Gaw khoey sanyaa" in 2005. Played Paew in "Variety phii chalui" in 2005. Played Prang (segment "The Lost Memory") in "Hak yae" in 2006. Played Peh in "Yern Peh Lay semakute" in 2007. Performed in "Jue hun yin" in 2009. Played Yem M5 in "Saturday Killer" in 2010. Played Phim in "Sop Dek 2002" in 2011.
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The word "Dime" derives from Latin decima (pars), meaning "a tenth."
The denomination was briefly called a "disme" (DEEM or sometimes DIZ-meh) which was an anglicized version of the French word "dixième" (deez-YEM), again deriving from the Latin decima.Its spelling and pronunciation quickly simplified to the familiar "dime" within a year or two of the coin's introduction.
Interestingly the dime is the only current US coin whose denomination isn't given in dollars or cents. It's a holdover from one of the early proposals for coin denominations based on factors of 10. A "mill" (or mil) was to be the smallest denomination with other denominations being the cent, dime, dollar, eagle, and union; each is worth 10 of the next lower coin.
Unions were never struck, and while gold coins were in fact denominated in eagles their values were still expressed in dollars. The last eagles were struck in 1933, so today only the dime survives as a vestige of that early plan.
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With all do respect there is no known element of 1s2 2s2 2p3 3s2 3p3, there must have been a mistake when typing the question. However, 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p3 is commonly known as Phosphorus (P).
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French: je t'aime
German: ich liebe dich
Latin: te amo
Spanish: te quiero
Dutch: i love you
Ukrainian: ya tebe lyublyu
Chinese:wo ai ni
Danish: Jeg elsker dig
Turkish: seni seviyorum
Irish: i ngra leat
Latvian: es tevi milu
Portuguese: eu te amo
Hindi: maim tumase pyara karata hum
Hungarian: szeretlek
Afrikaans: i love you
Albanian: i love you
Armenian: yes sirum yem k'yez
Azerbaijani: i love you
Basque: i love you
Belarusian: ja ciabie libuliu
Bulgarian: Obicham te
Catalan: et vull
Croatian: volim te
Czech: miluju te
Estonian: ma armastan sind
Filipino: i love you
Finnish: rakastan sinua
Galician: eu te amo
Georgian: me shen miqvarkhar
Greek: s agapo
Haitian Creole: mwen renmen ou
Icelandic: eg elska pig
Indonesian: i love you
Italian: i love you
Japanese: watashi WA anata o aishite
Korean: dangsin-eul salanghabnida
Lithuanian: i love you
Macedonian: te sakam
Malay: i love you
Maltese: i love you
Norwegian: jeg elsker deg
Polish: i love you
Romanian: te iubesc
Serbian: i love Lou
Slovak: Milujem t'a
Slovenian: i love you
Swahili: i love you
Swedish: jag alskar dig
Thai: Chan rak thex
Vietnamese: toi yeu ban
Welsh: i love chi
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The cast of Gar Nasimpur - 1968 includes: Biswajeet Padmadevi Asitbaran Bhanu Bannerjee Shambhu Bhattacharya Subrata Chatterjee Bhanu Chatterjee Pankaj Chatterjee Shekhar Chatterjee Ruma Guha Thakurta Anup Kumar Uttam Kumar Tarun Kumar Preeti Majumdar Kamal Mitra Krishnakali Mondal Deb Mukherjee Moloy Mukherjee Madhabi Mukherjee Master Prasun Bikash Roy Dilip Roy Sudhir Sarkar Subrata Sensharma Master Shantanu
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Cmposition
- 10.0 g mannitol
- 0.2 gKH PO
2 4 - 0.8 g K HPO
2 4 - 0.2 g MgSO .lH !I
4 2 - 0.1 g NaCl
- 1.0 g yeast e x t r a c t
- 1000 ml d i s t i l l e d water
Preparation
To make the broth, mix the above ingredients and adjust t o a pH of 7.2-7.4.
If agar i s required, 15.0 g / l o f agar should be added and the mixture b o i l e d f o r 10 minutes. To make slopes, dispense the medium i n 10 ml aliquots i n t o screw t o p c u l t u r e tubes and autoclave. For plates, autoclave the b o i l e d medium, cool and pour i n t o p e t r i dishes under s t e r i l e conditions.
YFIA with Congo Red
Composition
- 2.5 ml Congo Red (1% W I V )
- 1000 ml YMR
Preparation
S t e r i l i s e the Congo Red solution separately and add t o the YMA j u s t before pouring the plates.
Cmposition
- 10.0 g mannitol
- 0.2 gKH PO
2 4 - 0.8 g K HPO
2 4 - 0.2 g MgSO .lH !I
4 2 - 0.1 g NaCl
- 1.0 g yeast e x t r a c t
- 1000 ml d i s t i l l e d water
Preparation
To make the broth, mix the above ingredients and adjust t o a pH of 7.2-7.4.
If agar i s required, 15.0 g / l o f agar should be added and the mixture b o i l e d f o r 10 minutes. To make slopes, dispense the medium i n 10 ml aliquots i n t o screw t o p c u l t u r e tubes and autoclave. For plates, autoclave the b o i l e d medium, cool and pour i n t o p e t r i dishes under s t e r i l e conditions.
YFIA with Congo Red
C a p o s i t i o n
- 2.5 ml Congo Red (1% W I V )
- 1000 ml YMR
Preparation
S t e r i l i s e the Congo Red solution separately and add t o the YMA j u s t before pouring the plates.
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Yes. A dime is a 10c coin. A 5c coin is called a nickel and 25c a quarter.
History of the names:
The word "dime" comes from the obsolete word "disme", which is itself derived from the French word "dixième" ("deez-YEM") meaning "one tenth". When the U.S. coinage system was first developed it was intended to be based on multiples of 10 rather than 100. Denominations were:
Mill (or mil) - 1/1000 of a dollar
Cent - 1/100
Dime - 1/10
Dollar
Eagle - 10 dollars
Union - 100 dollars
The mill proved too small and the union too large for practical use so these denominations were never issued.
Prices were expected to be expressed using a variation on the old British style; something like 1/3/5 or 1.3.5 would mean "1 dollar, 3 dimes, and 5 cents". That proved cumbersome so from almost the start, most prices were expressed using just dollars and cents along with the $ sign; e.g. $1.35. However the 10¢ coin had achieved a life of its own as a "dime" and the name has stuck for over 200 years.
The nickel wasn't part of the first coinage system. Each denomination was also divided into halves, so there were half-eagles, half-dollars, half-dimes, and half-cents. The half-dime was a very tiny coin that became increasingly impractical in daily commerce. By the mid-1860s coin manufacture had improved to the point where nickel, a very hard metal, could be used to make coins that lasted longer than traditional silver ones. Two new copper-nickel coins were introduced - a 3¢ coin designed for purchasing postage stamps, and a new, larger 5¢ coin to replace the half-dime. To distinguish them they were called "3 cents, nickel" and "5 cents, nickel", or sometimes "3-cent nickels", etc. The 3-cent coin was eventually discontinued so the name "5-cent nickel" was shortened to just "nickel". Interestingly enough, the coin is mostly copper!
The 25¢ piece remains the oddball in an otherwise 10-based coinage system. In true decimal systems such as those used in the UK, EU, Australia, NZ, etc. all denominations are based on factors and multiples of 10 so the corresponding coin is 20 cents, not 25. The U.S. is different because at the time of independence, large parts of the country were using large Spanish coins as the primary currency unit. They were about the size that would be used for silver dollars and were in fact known as "Spanish milled dollars". There were no smaller coins and the practice was to make change by cut the soft silver coins into halves, quarters, and eighths like pizza slices (You can look it up!!). The Spanish milled dollar remained legal tender after the US started minting its own coins, so a quarter-dollar coin was made in order to be compatible with the slices. Spanish milled dollars were demonetized in 1857 but by that point the quarter had become such an integral part of the US system that attempts to replace it with a 20¢ piece have failed.
As a side note, a 1/8 slice of a Spanish dollar was called a "bit", which is the source of the slang expression "2 bits" for a quarter!
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its an old Norse language with the same roots as swedish, norwegian, and (argueably) finnish...
NO! Finnish is from a completely different group of languages traditionally called Finno-Ugrian or Uralic now, which also consists of Estonian, Hungarian (!) and several of the languages of Northern Siberia. Apart from relatively few later loan words Finnish has absolutely NO connection with the other Nordic languages!
Danish, Swedish and Norwegian are three closely related and mostly mutually intelligible languages that have descended from Old Norse, which is a member of the North Germanic branch of the Germanic family of languages. Other members are Faroese (Faroe Islands), Icelandic and Norn (a now extinct language the Shetlands and Orkney Islands ).
German, Low German, Dutch, Frisian AND English belong to the West Germanic branch, but there are STILL lots of similarities in basic vocabulary and grammar between these two surviving main branches of the Germanic family, especially since "Danish" (and Norwegian) have later on influenced and shaped early (Middle) English and old English ( Anglo-Saxon ) immensely via the Viking invasions and later settlements, mainly in NE England, to such a degree that English often appers to have jumped linguistic branch (!) in many ways.
These two closely related languages, Anglo-Saxon and Norse, were still mutually intelligible to some degree, since the AS settlers had arrived in England from roughly the same areas of North Western Europe (The Netherlands, North Germany (Old Saxony = Holstein) & Denmark ( Angeln = Schleswig / Slesvig area and the rest of the Jutland peninsula) only a few centuries earlier.
Actually you can even today write whole sentences in Danish that should be perfectly comprehensible to an English speaking person with just a little bit of intelligent "guessing" - almost like a "primitive" version of "pseudo English" in many respects - eg.
"Lad os gå {go} home efter midnat" =
"Let us go hjem {yem} after midnight",
"Hvor er (!) min ko?" = "Where is ("are") my cow?"
"Hvad skal vi sige {see-ye} til vore frænd-er"=
"What shall we say to our friends?"
"Find min røde hat" = "Find my red hat",
"Jeg {yaigh(!)} vil sælge {sell-ye} alle mine kalve næste sommer" =
"I will sell all my calves next Summer"
"Hav en god dag {daygh}" = "Have a good day"
"Bring ham her-over" = "Bring him over here",
"Giv mig din kniv" = "Give me 'thine' knife",
"Vi kan allerede (!) se dem nu - de er der" =
"We can already see them now - they are there"
"Han (!) vil synge en sang for mig" =
"He 'will' (wants to) sing a song for me".
"Du skal komme ud til mig igen {ee-gain}" =
"You 'shall' (have to) come out to me again (!)".
"Vi håber {ho-ber(!)} (th)at du vil sende mange fine ting til os {us} fra din
lange tur ver(l)d-en rundt"
"= "We hope that you ('thou') will send many fine things to us from your ('thine')
long journey (tour) a-round the world"
etc.
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Well These are all the countrys that are gonna be in the 2008 Olympics. Afghanistan AFG Albania ALB Algeria ALG American Samoa ASA Andorra AND Angola ANG Antigua and Barbuda ANT Argentina ARG Armenia ARM Aruba ARU Australia AUS Austria AUT Azerbaijan AZE Bahamas BAH Bahrain BRN Bangladesh BAN Barbados BAR Belarus BLR Belgium BEL Belize BIZ Benin BEN Bermuda BER Bhutan BHU Bohemia BOH Bolivia BOL Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH Botswana BOT Brazil BRA British Virgin Islands IVB Brunei BRU Bulgaria BUL Burkina Faso BUR Burundi BDI Cambodia CAM Cameroon CMR Canada CAN Cape Verde CPV Cayman Islands CAY Central African Republic CAF Chad CHA Chile CHI China CHN Chinese Taipei TPE Colombia COL Comoros COM Congo CGO DR Congo COD Cook Islands COK Costa Rica CRC Côte d’Ivoire CIV Croatia CRO Cuba CUB Cyprus CYP Czech Republic CZE Czechoslovakia TCH Denmark DEN Djibouti DJI Dominica DMA Dominican Republic DOM Ecuador ECU Egypt EGY El Salvador ESA Equatorial Guinea GEQ Eritrea ERI Estonia EST Ethiopia ETH Fiji FIJ Finland FIN France FRA Gabon GAB Gambia GAM Georgia GEO Germany GER East Germany GDR West Germany FRG Ghana GHA Great Britain GBR Greece GRE Grenada GRN Guam GUM Guatemala GUA Guinea GUI Guinea-Bissau GBS Guyana GUY Nation Code Haiti HAI Honduras HON Hong Kong HKG Hungary HUN Iceland ISL India IND Indonesia INA Iran IRI Iraq IRQ Ireland IRL Israel ISR Italy ITA Jamaica JAM Japan JPN Jordan JOR Kazakhstan KAZ Kenya KEN Kiribati KIR North Korea PRK South Korea KOR Kuwait KUW Kyrgyzstan KGZ Laos LAO Latvia LAT Lebanon LIB Lesotho LES Liberia LBR Libya LBA Liechtenstein LIE Lithuania LTU Luxembourg LUX FYR Macedonia MKD Madagascar MAD Malawi MAW Malaysia MAS Maldives MDV Mali MLI Malta MLT Mauritania MTN Mauritius MRI Mexico MEX Micronesia FSM Moldova MDA Monaco MON Mongolia MGL Montenegro MNE Morocco MAR Mozambique MOZ Myanmar MYA Namibia NAM Nauru NRU Nepal NEP Netherlands NED Netherlands Antilles AHO New Zealand NZL Nicaragua NCA Niger NIG Nigeria NGR Norway NOR Oman OMA Pakistan PAK Palau PLW Palestine PLE Panama PAN Papua New Guinea PNG Paraguay PAR Peru PER Philippines PHI Poland POL Portugal POR Puerto Rico PUR Qatar QAT Romania ROU Russia RUS Rwanda RWA Saar SAA Saint Kitts And Nevis SKN Saint Lucia LCA Saint Vincent And The Grenadines VIN Samoa SAM San Marino SMR São Tomé And Príncipe STP Saudi Arabia KSA Senegal SEN Serbia SRB Seychelles SEY Sierra Leone SLE Singapore SIN Slovakia SVK Slovenia SLO Solomon Islands SOL Somalia SOM South Africa RSA Soviet Union URS Spain ESP Sri Lanka SRI Sudan SUD Suriname SUR Swaziland SWZ Sweden SWE Switzerland SUI Syria SYR Tajikistan TJK Tanzania TAN Thailand THA Timor-Leste TLS Togo TOG Tonga TGA Trinidad And Tobago TRI Tunisia TUN Turkey TUR Turkmenistan TKM Uganda UGA Ukraine UKR United Arab Emirates UAE United States Of America USA USA UK United Kingdom Uruguay URU Uzbekistan UZB Vanuatu VAN Venezuela VEN Vietnam VIE Virgin Islands ISV Yemen YEM Yugoslavia YUG Zambia ZAM Zimbabwe ZIM
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Afghanistan - AFG
Albania - ALB
Algeria - ALG
American Samoa* - ASA
Andorra - AND
Angola - ANG
Antigua and Barbuda - ANT
Argentina - ARG
Armenia - ARM
Aruba* - ARU
Australia - AUS
Austria - AUT
Azerbaijan - AZE
The Bahamas - BAH
Bahrain - BRN
Bangladesh - BAN
Barbados - BAR
Belarus - BLR
Belgium - BEL
Belize - BIZ
Bermuda* - BER
Benin - BEN
Bhutan - BHU
Bolivia - BOL
Bosnia and Herzegovina - BIH
Botswana - BOT
Brazil - BRA
British Virgin Islands* - IVB
Brunei - BRU
Bulgaria - BUL
Burkina Faso - BUR
Burundi - BDI
Cambodia - CAM
Cameroon - CMR
Canada - CAN
Cape Verde - CPV
Cayman Islands* - CAY
Central African Republic - CAF
Chad - CHA
Chile - CHI
China - CHN
Colombia - COL
Comoros - COM
Congo, Republic of the - CGO
Congo, Democratic Republic of the - COD
Cook Islands* - COK
Costa Rica - CRC
Cote d'Ivoire - CIV
Croatia - CRO
Cuba - CUB
Cyprus - CYP
Czech Republic - CZE
Denmark - DEN
Djibouti - DJI
Dominica - DMA
Dominican Republic - DOM
East Timor (Timor-Leste) - TLS
Ecuador - ECU
Egypt - EGY
El Salvador - ESA
Equatorial Guinea - GEQ
Eritrea - ERI
Estonia - EST
Ethiopia - ETH
Fiji - FIJ
Finland - FIN
France - FRA
Gabon - GAB
The Gambia - GAM
Georgia - GEO
Germany - GER
Ghana - GHA
Greece - GRE
Grenada - GRN
Guam* - GUM
Guatemala - GUA
Guinea - GUI
Guinea-Bissau - GBS
Guyana - GUY
Haiti - HAI
Honduras - HON
Hong Kong* - HKG
Hungary - HUN
Iceland - ISL
India - IND
Indonesia - INA
Iran - IRI
Iraq - IRQ
Ireland - IRL
Israel - ISR
Italy - ITA
Jamaica - JAM
Japan - JPN
Jordan - JOR
Kazakhstan - KAZ
Kenya - KEN
Kiribati - KIR
Korea, North (PDR of Korea) - PRK
Korea, South - KOR
Kuwait - KUW
Kyrgyzstan - KGZ
Laos - LAO
Latvia - LAT
Lebanon - LIB
Lesotho - LES
Liberia - LBR
Libya - LBA
Liechtenstein - LIE
Lithuania - LTU
Luxembourg - LUX
Macedonia - MKD (Officially: Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia)
Madagascar - MAD
Malawi - MAW
Malaysia - MAS
Maldives - MDV
Mali - MLI
Malta - MLT
Marshall Islands - MHL
Mauritania - MTN
Mauritius - MRI
Mexico - MEX
Federated States of Micronesia - FSM
Moldova - MDA
Monaco - MON
Mongolia - MGL
Montenegro - MNE
Morocco - MAR
Mozambique - MOZ
Myanmar (Burma) - MYA
Namibia - NAM
Nauru - NRU
Nepal - NEP
Netherlands - NED
Netherlands Antilles* - AHO
New Zealand - NZL
Nicaragua - NCA
Niger - NIG
Nigeria - NGR
Norway - NOR
Oman - OMA
Pakistan - PAK
Palau - PLW
Palestine* - PLE
Panama - PAN
Papua New Guinea - PNG
Paraguay - PAR
Peru - PER
Philippines - PHI
Poland - POL
Portugal - POR
Puerto Rico* - PUR
Qatar - QAT
Romania - ROU
Russian Federation - RUS
Rwanda - RWA
Saint Kitts and Nevis - SKN
Saint Lucia - LCA
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - VIN
Samoa - SAM
San Marino - SMR
Sao Tome and Principe - STP
Saudi Arabia - KSA
Senegal - SEN
Serbia - SRB
Seychelles - SEY
Sierra Leone - SLE
Singapore - SIN
Slovakia - SVK
Slovenia - SLO
Solomon Islands - SOL
Somalia - SOM
South Africa - RSA
Spain - ESP
Sri Lanka - SRI
Sudan - SUD
Suriname - SUR
Swaziland - SWZ
Sweden - SWE
Switzerland - SUI
Syria - SYR
Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) - TPE
Tajikistan - TJK
Tanzania - TAN
Thailand - THA
Togo - TOG
Tonga - TGA
Trinidad and Tobago - TRI
Tunisia - TUN
Turkey - TUR
Turkmenistan - TKM
Tuvalu - TUV
Uganda - UGA
Ukraine - UKR
United Arab Emirates - UAE
United Kingdom (Great Britain) - GBR
United States - USA
Uruguay - URU
Uzbekistan - UZB
Vanuatu - VAN
Venezuela - VEN
Vietnam - VIE
Virgin Islands* - ISV
Yemen - YEM
Zambia - ZAM
Zimbabwe - ZIM
found on http://geography.about.com/od/countryinformation/a/olympiccodes.htm
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The cast of The Shining - 1997 includes: Stanley Anderson as Delbert Grady Roger Baker as Rover the Dogman Roger Baker as Rover the Dogman (episode 3) Rich Beall as Airline Gate Agent Rich Beall as Airline Gate Agent (episode 3) Peter Boyles as AA Member Peter Boyles as AA Member (episode 2) Dan Bradley as 2nd Bodyguard Dan Bradley as 2nd Bodyguard (episode 2) Joyce Bulifant as Customer Joyce Bulifant as Customer (episode 3) Lou Carlucci as 1st Bodyguard Lou Carlucci as 1st Bodyguard (episode 2) Richard Christian Matheson as 1st Hitman Richard Christian Matheson as First Hitman (episode 2) Frank Darabont Rebecca De Mornay as Winifred Torrance John Durbin as Horace Derwent Christina Faust as Screaming Female Ghost Christina Faust as Screaming Female Ghost (episode 3) Miguel Ferrer as Mark James Torrance Cynthia Garris as 217 Woman Mick Garris as AA Hartwell Mick Garris as Hartwell (episode 3) Mickey Giacomazzi as 2nd Waiter Mickey Giacomazzi as Waiter (episodes 1, 3) Elliott Gould as Stuart Ullman Wendelin Harston as Car Rental Clerk Wendelin Harston as Car Rental Clerk (episode 3) Tomas Herrera as George Hatfield Tomas Herrera as George Hatfield (episode 1) Lois Hicks as Bookstore Lady Lois Hicks as Bookstore Lady (episode 3) Pat Hingle as Pete Watson Wil Horneff as Tony Stephen King as Gage Creed Christopher Loucks as Graduation Attendee Christopher Loucks as Graduation Attendee (episode 3) Bertha Lynn as TV Announcer Bertha Lynn as TV Announcer (episode 2) Billie McBride as Principal Billie McBride as Principal (episode 3) Courtland Mead as Daniel Anthony Torrance Tim Perovich as Croquet Player Tim Perovich as Croquet Player (episode 1) Richard Peterson as 2nd Hitman Richard Peterson as Second Hitman (episode 2) Sam Raimi as Gas Station Howie Sam Raimi as Howie Langston (episode 3) Shawnee Smith as Waitress Shawnee Smith as Waitress (episode 3) Kenn Solomon as Basketball Player Kenn Solomon as Basketball Player (episode 1) David Sosna as AA Gene David Sosna as Gene (episode 3) Lisa Thornhill as Rita Hayworth Lookalike Melvin Van Peebles as Richard Hallorann Jan Van Sickle as Al Shockley Steven Weber as John Torrance David Zambrano as AA Mitch David Zambrano as Mitch (episode 3)
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The countries entered the stadium in alphabetical order (Italian alphabetical order) with the exception of Greece--first country in as the traditional founder of the Olympic games--and Italy, the host country which came in last.
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During the opening ceremony of an Olympics, there is no fixed order of teams entry. Each host country's language is used to set the alphabetical order of entry. The host can also choose to have its own Olympians match in first or last.
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Greece is always first. The order of the nations was being dictated by the number of Chinese strokes in the first syllable of each nation in Mandarin. The hosting country is always last. 1 Greece (GRE) Ilias Iliadis Judo
2 Guinea (GUI)
3 Guinea-Bissau (GBS)
4 Turkey (TUR)
5 Turkmenistan (TKM) Guvanch Nurmuhamedov Judo
6 Yemen (YEM)
7 Maldives (MDV)
8 Malta (MLT) Marcon Bezzina Judo
9 Madagascar (MAD)
10 Malaysia (MAS) Azizul Hasni Awang Cycling (track)
11 Mali (MLI) Daba Modibo Keita Taekwondo
12 Malawi (MAW)
13 FYR Macedonia (MKD) Atanas Nikolovski Canoe / Kayak (slalom)
14 Marshall Islands (MHL) Waylon Muller
15 Cayman Islands (CAY)
16 Bhutan (BHU)
17 Ecuador (ECU)
18 Eritrea (ERI)
19 Jamaica (JAM)
20 Belgium (BEL) Se'bastien Godefroid Sailing
21 Vanuatu (VAN) Priscila Tommy Table tennis
22 Israel (ISR) Michael Kolganov Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
23 Japan (JPN) Ai Fukuhara Table tennis
24 Chinese Taipei (TPE) Lai Shengrong Softball
25 Central African Republic (CAF)
26 Hong Kong, China (HKG) Wong Kam-po Cycling
27 Gambia (GAM)
28 Benin (BEN)
29 Mauritius (MRI)
30 Mauritania (MTN)
31 Denmark (DEN) Joachim Olsen Athletics (shot put)
32 Uganda (UGA)
33 Ukraine (UKR) Yana Klochkova Swimming
34 Uruguay (URU) Alejandro Foglia Sailing (Laser)
35 Uzbekistan (UZB)
36 Brunei Brunei (BRU)
37 Barbados (BAR)
38 Papua New Guinea (PNG)
39 Brazil (BRA) Robert Scheidt Sailing (Star)
40 Paraguay (PAR) Vi'ctor Fatecha Athletics (javelin throw)
41 Bahrain (BRN) Rakia Al Gassra Athletics (sprints)
42 Bahamas (BAH)
43 Panama (PAN) Irving Saladino Athletics (long jump)
44 Pakistan (PAK) Zeeshan Ashraf Field hockey
45 Palestine (PLE)
46 Cuba (CUB) Mijail Lopez Wrestling (Greco-Roman)
47 Burkina Faso (BUR)
48 Burundi (BDI)
49 Timor-Leste (TLS)
50 Qatar (QAT)
51 Rwanda (RWA)
52 Luxembourg (LUX)
53 Chad (CHA)
54 Belarus (BLR) Alexandr Romankov
55 India (IND) Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore Shooting
56 Indonesia (INA) I Gusti Made Oka Sulaksana Sailing (RS:X)
57 Lithuania (LTU) S(aru-nas Jasikevic(ius Basketball
58 Niger (NIG)
59 Nigeria (NGR)
60 Nicaragua (NCA) Alexis Arguello
61 Nepal (NEP) Deepak Bista Taekwondo
62 Ghana (GHA)
63 Canada (CAN) Adam van Koeverden Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
64 Gabon (GAB)
65 San Marino (SMR) Daniela Del Din Shooting
66 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (VIN)
67 Saint Lucia (LCA)
68 Sa~o Tome' and Pri'ncipe (STP)
69 Saint Kitts and Nevis (SKN)
70 Guyana (GUY)
71 Djibouti (DJI)
72 Kyrgyzstan (KGZ) Talant Dzhanagulov Judo
73 Laos (LAO)
74 Armenia (ARM) Albert Azaryan Gymnastics (coach)
75 Spain (ESP) David Cal Figueroa Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
76 Bermuda (BER)
77 Liechtenstein (LIE)
78 Congo (CGO)
79 DR Congo (COD)
80 Iraq (IRQ)
81 Iran (IRI) Homa Hosseini Rowing
82 Guatemala (GUA) Kevin Cordon Buezo Badminton
83 Hungary (HUN) Zolta'n Kammerer Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
84 Dominican Republic (DOM) Fe'lix Sa'nchez Athletics (400m Hurdles)
85 Dominica (DMA)
86 Togo (TOG)
87 Iceland (ISL)
88 Guam (GUM)
89 Angola (ANG)
90 Antigua and Barbuda (ANT)
91 Andorra (AND)
92 Tonga (TGA)
93 Jordan (JOR) Zeina Shaban Table tennis
94 Equatorial Guinea (GEQ)
95 Finland (FIN) Juha Hirvi Shooting
96 Croatia (CRO) Ivano Balic' Handball
97 Sudan (SUD)
98 Suriname (SUR)
99 Libya (LBA) Mohamed Ben Saleh Judo
100 Liberia (LBR)
101 Belize (BIZ)
102 Cape Verde (CPV)
103 Cook Islands (COK) Sam Pera Junior Weightlifting
104 Saudi Arabia (KSA)
105 Algeria (ALG)
106 Albania (ALB) Sahit Prizreni Wrestling (Freestyle)
107 United Arab Emirates (UAE) Maitha bint Mohammed Al Maktoum[41] Taekwondo
108 Argentina (ARG) Manu Gino'bili Basketball
109 Oman (OMA)
110 Aruba (ARU)
111 Afghanistan (AFG)
112 Azerbaijan (AZE) Farid Mansurov Wrestling
113 Namibia (NAM) Mannie Heymans Cycling (mountain bike)
114 Tanzania (TAN)
115 Latvia (LAT) Vadims Vasil,evskis Athletics (Javelin Throw)
116 Great Britain (GBR) Mark Foster Swimming (50m freestyle)
117 British Virgin Islands (IVB)
118 Kenya (KEN) Wilfred Bungei Athletics (800M)
119 Romania (ROU) Valeria Bese Handball
120 Palau (PLW)
121 Tuvalu (TUV) Logona Esau Weightlifting
122 Venezuela (VEN) Softball Team Softball
123 Solomon Islands (SOL) Wendy Hale Weightlifting
124 France (FRA) Tony Estanguet Canoe / Kayak (slalom)
125 Poland (POL) Marek Twardowski Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
126 Puerto Rico (PUR) McWilliams Arroyo Judo
127 Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH) Amel Mekic' Judo
128 Bangladesh (BAN) Rubel Rana Swimming
129 Bolivia (BOL)
130 Norway (NOR) Ruth Kasirye Weightlifting
131 South Africa (RSA)
132 Cambodia (CAM)
133 Kazakhstan (KAZ) Bakhyt Akhmetov Weightlifting
134 Kuwait (KUW)
135 Co^te d'Ivoire (CIV)
136 Comoros (COM)
137 Bulgaria (BUL) Petar Stoychev Swimming (marathon)
138 Russia (RUS) Andrei Kirilenko Basketball
139 Syria (SYR)
140 United States (USA) Lopez Lomong Athletics (1500metres)
141 Virgin Islands (ISV)
142 American Samoa (ASA)
143 Honduras (HON)
144 Zimbabwe (ZIM)
145 Tunisia (TUN)
146 Thailand (THA) Manus Boonjumnong Boxing
147 Egypt (EGY) Karam Gaber Wrestling (Greco-Roman)
148 Ethiopia (ETH)
149 Lesotho (LES)
150 Mozambique (MOZ)
151 Netherlands (NED)
152 Netherlands Antilles (AHO)
153 Grenada (GRN)
154 Georgia (GEO)
155 Somalia (SOM)
156 Colombia (COL) Mari'a Luisa Calle Cycling (track)
157 Costa Rica (CRC)
158 Trinidad and Tobago (TRI)
159 Peru (PER) Sixto Barrera Wrestling (Greco-Roman)
160 Ireland (IRL) Ciara Peelo Sailing (Laser Radial)
161 Estonia (EST) Martin Padar Judo
162 Haiti (HAI)
163 Czech Republic (CZE) Stepanka Hilgertova Canoe / Kayak (Slalom)
164 Kiribati (KIR)
165 Philippines (PHI) Manny Pacquiao
166 El Salvador (ESA)
167 Samoa (SAM)
168 Micronesia (FSM)
169 Tajikistan (TJK) Dilshod Nazarov Athletics (hammer)
170 Vietnam (VIE)
171 Botswana (BOT)
172 Sri Lanka (SRI) Susanthika Jayasinghe Athletics (sprints)
173 Swaziland (SWZ)
174 Slovenia (SLO) Urs(ka Z(olnir Judo
175 Slovakia (SVK) Elena Kaliska' Canoe / Kayak (slalom)
176 Portugal (POR) Nelson E'vora Athletics
177 South Korea (KOR) Jang Sung-Ho Judo
178 North Korea (PRK)
179 Fiji (FIJ) Makelesi Bulikiobo Athletics (sprints)
180 Cameroon (CMR) Frank Moussima Judo
181 Montenegro (MNE) Veljko Uskokovic' Water polo
182 Chile (CHI) Fernando Gonza'lez Tennis
183 Austria (AUT) Hans-Peter Steinacher Sailing (Tornado)
184 Myanmar (MYA)
185 Switzerland (SUI) Roger Federer Tennis
186 Sweden (SWE)
187 Nauru (NRU)
188 Mongolia (MGL) Mahgal Bayarjavhlan Judo
189 Singapore (SIN) Li Jiawei Table tennis
190 New Zealand (NZL) Mahe Drysdale Rowing
191 Italy (ITA) Antonio Rossi Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
192 Senegal (SEN)
193 Serbia (SRB) Jasna S(ekaric' Shooting
194 Seychelles (SEY)
195 Sierra Leone (SLE)
196 Cyprus (CYP) George Achilleos Shooting
197 Mexico (MEX) Paola Espinosa Diving
198 Lebanon (LIB)
199 Germany (GER) Dirk Nowitzki Basketball
200 Moldova (MDA) Nicolai Ceban Wrestling (Freestyle)
201 Monaco (MON)
202 Morocco (MAR)
203 Australia (AUS) James Tomkins Rowing
204 Zambia (ZAM)
205 China (CHN) Yao Ming Basketball
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Greece comes in first, followed by the rest of the alphabet, with the Host nation bringing up the rear.
1 Greece (GRE) Ilias Iliadis Judo
2 Guinea (GUI)
3 Guinea-Bissau (GBS)
4 Turkey (TUR)
5 Turkmenistan (TKM) Guvanch Nurmuhamedov Judo
6 Yemen (YEM)
7 Maldives (MDV)
8 Malta (MLT) Marcon Bezzina Judo
9 Madagascar (MAD)
10 Malaysia (MAS) Azizul Hasni Awang Cycling (track)
11 Mali (MLI) Daba Modibo Keita Taekwondo
12 Malawi (MAW)
13 FYR Macedonia (MKD) Atanas Nikolovski Canoe / Kayak (slalom)
14 Marshall Islands (MHL) Waylon Muller
15 Cayman Islands (CAY)
16 Bhutan (BHU)
17 Ecuador (ECU)
18 Eritrea (ERI)
19 Jamaica (JAM)
20 Belgium (BEL) Se'bastien Godefroid Sailing
21 Vanuatu (VAN) Priscila Tommy Table tennis
22 Israel (ISR) Michael Kolganov Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
23 Japan (JPN) Ai Fukuhara Table tennis
24 Chinese Taipei (TPE) Lai Shengrong Softball
25 Central African Republic (CAF)
26 Hong Kong, China (HKG) Wong Kam-po Cycling
27 Gambia (GAM)
28 Benin (BEN)
29 Mauritius (MRI)
30 Mauritania (MTN)
31 Denmark (DEN) Joachim Olsen Athletics (shot put)
32 Uganda (UGA)
33 Ukraine (UKR) Yana Klochkova Swimming
34 Uruguay (URU) Alejandro Foglia Sailing (Laser)
35 Uzbekistan (UZB)
36 Brunei Brunei (BRU)
37 Barbados (BAR)
38 Papua New Guinea (PNG)
39 Brazil (BRA) Robert Scheidt Sailing (Star)
40 Paraguay (PAR) Vi'ctor Fatecha Athletics (javelin throw)
41 Bahrain (BRN) Rakia Al Gassra Athletics (sprints)
42 Bahamas (BAH)
43 Panama (PAN) Irving Saladino Athletics (long jump)
44 Pakistan (PAK) Zeeshan Ashraf Field hockey
45 Palestine (PLE)
46 Cuba (CUB) Mijail Lopez Wrestling (Greco-Roman)
47 Burkina Faso (BUR)
48 Burundi (BDI)
49 Timor-Leste (TLS)
50 Qatar (QAT)
51 Rwanda (RWA)
52 Luxembourg (LUX)
53 Chad (CHA)
54 Belarus (BLR) Alexandr Romankov
55 India (IND) Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore Shooting
56 Indonesia (INA) I Gusti Made Oka Sulaksana Sailing (RS:X)
57 Lithuania (LTU) S(aru-nas Jasikevic(ius Basketball
58 Niger (NIG)
59 Nigeria (NGR)
60 Nicaragua (NCA) Alexis Arguello
61 Nepal (NEP) Deepak Bista Taekwondo
62 Ghana (GHA)
63 Canada (CAN) Adam van Koeverden Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
64 Gabon (GAB)
65 San Marino (SMR) Daniela Del Din Shooting
66 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (VIN)
67 Saint Lucia (LCA)
68 Sa~o Tome' and Pri'ncipe (STP)
69 Saint Kitts and Nevis (SKN)
70 Guyana (GUY)
71 Djibouti (DJI)
72 Kyrgyzstan (KGZ) Talant Dzhanagulov Judo
73 Laos (LAO)
74 Armenia (ARM) Albert Azaryan Gymnastics (coach)
75 Spain (ESP) David Cal Figueroa Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
76 Bermuda (BER)
77 Liechtenstein (LIE)
78 Congo (CGO)
79 DR Congo (COD)
80 Iraq (IRQ)
81 Iran (IRI) Homa Hosseini Rowing
82 Guatemala (GUA) Kevin Cordon Buezo Badminton
83 Hungary (HUN) Zolta'n Kammerer Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
84 Dominican Republic (DOM) Fe'lix Sa'nchez Athletics (400m Hurdles)
85 Dominica (DMA)
86 Togo (TOG)
87 Iceland (ISL)
88 Guam (GUM)
89 Angola (ANG)
90 Antigua and Barbuda (ANT)
91 Andorra (AND)
92 Tonga (TGA)
93 Jordan (JOR) Zeina Shaban Table tennis
94 Equatorial Guinea (GEQ)
95 Finland (FIN) Juha Hirvi Shooting
96 Croatia (CRO) Ivano Balic' Handball
97 Sudan (SUD)
98 Suriname (SUR)
99 Libya (LBA) Mohamed Ben Saleh Judo
100 Liberia (LBR)
101 Belize (BIZ)
102 Cape Verde (CPV)
103 Cook Islands (COK) Sam Pera Junior Weightlifting
104 Saudi Arabia (KSA)
105 Algeria (ALG)
106 Albania (ALB) Sahit Prizreni Wrestling (Freestyle)
107 United Arab Emirates (UAE) Maitha bint Mohammed Al Maktoum[41] Taekwondo
108 Argentina (ARG) Manu Gino'bili Basketball
109 Oman (OMA)
110 Aruba (ARU)
111 Afghanistan (AFG)
112 Azerbaijan (AZE) Farid Mansurov Wrestling
113 Namibia (NAM) Mannie Heymans Cycling (mountain bike)
114 Tanzania (TAN)
115 Latvia (LAT) Vadims Vasil,evskis Athletics (Javelin Throw)
116 Great Britain (GBR) Mark Foster Swimming (50m freestyle)
117 British Virgin Islands (IVB)
118 Kenya (KEN) Wilfred Bungei Athletics (800M)
119 Romania (ROU) Valeria Bese Handball
120 Palau (PLW)
121 Tuvalu (TUV) Logona Esau Weightlifting
122 Venezuela (VEN) Softball Team Softball
123 Solomon Islands (SOL) Wendy Hale Weightlifting
124 France (FRA) Tony Estanguet Canoe / Kayak (slalom)
125 Poland (POL) Marek Twardowski Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
126 Puerto Rico (PUR) McWilliams Arroyo Judo
127 Bosnia and Herzegovina (BIH) Amel Mekic' Judo
128 Bangladesh (BAN) Rubel Rana Swimming
129 Bolivia (BOL)
130 Norway (NOR) Ruth Kasirye Weightlifting
131 South Africa (RSA)
132 Cambodia (CAM)
133 Kazakhstan (KAZ) Bakhyt Akhmetov Weightlifting
134 Kuwait (KUW)
135 Co^te d'Ivoire (CIV)
136 Comoros (COM)
137 Bulgaria (BUL) Petar Stoychev Swimming (marathon)
138 Russia (RUS) Andrei Kirilenko Basketball
139 Syria (SYR)
140 United States (USA) Lopez Lomong Athletics (1500metres)
141 Virgin Islands (ISV)
142 American Samoa (ASA)
143 Honduras (HON)
144 Zimbabwe (ZIM)
145 Tunisia (TUN)
146 Thailand (THA) Manus Boonjumnong Boxing
147 Egypt (EGY) Karam Gaber Wrestling (Greco-Roman)
148 Ethiopia (ETH)
149 Lesotho (LES)
150 Mozambique (MOZ)
151 Netherlands (NED)
152 Netherlands Antilles (AHO)
153 Grenada (GRN)
154 Georgia (GEO)
155 Somalia (SOM)
156 Colombia (COL) Mari'a Luisa Calle Cycling (track)
157 Costa Rica (CRC)
158 Trinidad and Tobago (TRI)
159 Peru (PER) Sixto Barrera Wrestling (Greco-Roman)
160 Ireland (IRL) Ciara Peelo Sailing (Laser Radial)
161 Estonia (EST) Martin Padar Judo
162 Haiti (HAI)
163 Czech Republic (CZE) Stepanka Hilgertova Canoe / Kayak (Slalom)
164 Kiribati (KIR)
165 Philippines (PHI) Manny Pacquiao
166 El Salvador (ESA)
167 Samoa (SAM)
168 Micronesia (FSM)
169 Tajikistan (TJK) Dilshod Nazarov Athletics (hammer)
170 Vietnam (VIE)
171 Botswana (BOT)
172 Sri Lanka (SRI) Susanthika Jayasinghe Athletics (sprints)
173 Swaziland (SWZ)
174 Slovenia (SLO) Urs(ka Z(olnir Judo
175 Slovakia (SVK) Elena Kaliska' Canoe / Kayak (slalom)
176 Portugal (POR) Nelson E'vora Athletics
177 South Korea (KOR) Jang Sung-Ho Judo
178 North Korea (PRK)
179 Fiji (FIJ) Makelesi Bulikiobo Athletics (sprints)
180 Cameroon (CMR) Frank Moussima Judo
181 Montenegro (MNE) Veljko Uskokovic' Water polo
182 Chile (CHI) Fernando Gonza'lez Tennis
183 Austria (AUT) Hans-Peter Steinacher Sailing (Tornado)
184 Myanmar (MYA)
185 Switzerland (SUI) Roger Federer Tennis
186 Sweden (SWE)
187 Nauru (NRU)
188 Mongolia (MGL) Mahgal Bayarjavhlan Judo
189 Singapore (SIN) Li Jiawei Table tennis
190 New Zealand (NZL) Mahe Drysdale Rowing
191 Italy (ITA) Antonio Rossi Canoe / Kayak (flatwater)
192 Senegal (SEN)
193 Serbia (SRB) Jasna S(ekaric' Shooting
194 Seychelles (SEY)
195 Sierra Leone (SLE)
196 Cyprus (CYP) George Achilleos Shooting
197 Mexico (MEX) Paola Espinosa Diving
198 Lebanon (LIB)
199 Germany (GER) Dirk Nowitzki Basketball
200 Moldova (MDA) Nicolai Ceban Wrestling (Freestyle)
201 Monaco (MON)
202 Morocco (MAR)
203 Australia (AUS) James Tomkins Rowing
204 Zambia (ZAM)
205 China (CHN) Yao Ming Basketball
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The cast of The First 48 - 2004 includes: Joe Abdella as Himself - Detroit F.A.S.T. Joe Abdella as Himself - Detroit PD Joe Abdella as Himself - F.A.S.T. Unit, Detroit PD Joe Abdella as Himself - Sergeant Frazer Adams as himself Frazer Adams as Himself - Detroit Homicide Jovy Aguirre as Himself - Charlotte-Mecklenburg Homicide Mark Ahearn as himself Mark Ahearn as Himself - Dallas Homicide Abraham Alanis as Himself - Harris County Homicide Demarcus Alexander as Himself - Shooting Suspect Trish Allen as Herself - Officer Richard Alleyne as Himself - Miami PD Ivan Almeida as Himself - Latent Print Examiner Danny Alpiger as Himself - Louisville Homicide William Anderson III as Himself - Detroit Homicide Mark Anglin as Himself - DeKalb County Forensic Investigator Jo Ann Kinney as herself Jo Ann Kinney as himself Jo Ann Miller as Herself - Detroit Homicide Lee Ann Oehler as Herself - Charlotte-Mecklenburg Homicide Lee Ann Oehler as Herself - Charlotte-Mecklenburg Homocide Jamaal Ansari as Himself - Cleveland Homicide Erika Anthony as Herself - Birmingham Homicide Armando Aquilar as himself Toney Armstrong as himself Toney Armstrong as Himself - Lieutenant Toney Armstrong as Himself - Memphis Homicide Andy Arostegui as Himself - Miami Cold Case Robert Arredondo as himself Bill Ashton as himself William Ashton as Himself - Memphis Homicide Ron Avant as Himself - Cincinnati PD Everett Babcock as himself Everett Babcock as Himself - Kansas City, MO Homicide Pete Bailey as Himself - Dallas Deployment Unit Kurt Ballman as Himself - Cincinnati Homicide Kurt Ballman as Himself - Detective Troy Banks as himself Danny Barham as Himself - Memphis PD Robin Bass as himself Robin Bass as Himself - Detective Eddie Bass as Himself - Memphis Homicide Eddie Bass as Himself - Sergeant Robin Bass as Himself - Sgt. Andy Beach as Himself - Dallas County A.D.A. Ben Beall as Himself - Harris County Homicide Roderick Beasley as Himself - Louisville PD Raymond Beaudreault as himself Raymond Beaudreault as Himself - Sergeant Cameron Beedle as Himself - Homewood PD Orlando Benitez as himself Orlando Benitez as Himself - Miami Homicide Daniel Bernabe as himself Marcus Berryman as Himself - Memphis CSI Andy Betancourt as Himself - CSI Andy Betancourt as Himself - Miami PD Andy Betancourt as Himself -Miami PD Dwane Blackmon as Himself - Detroit Homicide Boux Bland as Himself - Dallas PD Kenneth Blank as Himself - Dallas PD Rob Blehm as Himself - Kansas City, MO Homicide Rob Blehm as Himself - KCMO Homicide Bill Boldin as Himself - US Marshall Trevor Bonner as Himself - CSI Fernando Bosch as himself Fernando Bosch as Himself - Detective Fernando Bosch as Himself - Miami Homicide Derrell Branch as himself Derrell Branch as Himself - Detective Terry Brandon as Himself - Charlotte-Mecklenburg Homicide Joe Briede as himself Joe Briede as Himself - Cincinnati Homicide Joe Briede as Himself - Sergeant Roy Bristow as Himself - Birmingham Homicide Roy Bristow as Himself - Detective LaTonya Brooks as Herself - Detroit Homicide Bruce Brueggeman as Himself - DeKalb County Major Felony Unit Roslyn Buckner as Herself - Officer John Buhrmaster as himself John Buhrmaster as Himself - Lieutenant John Buhrmaster as Himself - Miami Homicide John Buhrmaster as Himself -Miami Homicide Jessica Burton as herself Linnell Burton as Herself - DeKalb County Crime Scene Unit Jessica Burton as Herself - Sgt. 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