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Dalai Lama: China may have plotted to poison me
LONDON (Reuters) - Tibet's Buddhist leader, the Dalai Lama, fears China may have plotted to kill him by training female agents with poison in their hair and on their clothing, he told Britain's Sunday Telegraph newspaper. China has ruled Tibet since 1950, and the Chinese government has repeatedly accused exiled Tibetans, including the Dalai Lama, of stoking dissent against its rule. The ...
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Dalai Lama reveals China 'poison plot'
Tibet's Buddhist leader says Beijing may have plotted to kill him through female agents with poison in hair and clothes.
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At the Morikami, who you gonna call?
The 19th century silk scroll "Courtesan Plucking Daruma's Beard," from artist Bairinsai Setsuzan, is part of "Ghosts, Goblins and Gods: The Supernatural in Japanese Art," running through Sept. 16 at the Morikami Museum and Natural Gardens.
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Giving back
Giving back [...] annual Foster Care Awareness Walk, The Crossings, 580 Shaker Road, Albany When: 5 p.m. Cost: Dinner, Saratoga-Wilton Elks Lodge, Elks Lane, Saratoga Springs When: 4:30 p.m. Cost: $9, adults; $8, seniors and military (active or retired with ID card); $5, children 5-12; younger than 5, free; $10, takeouts Contact: 584-2585 Notes: Scalloped potatoes and ham or chicken and biscuits ...
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Dalai Lama feared poisoned hair plot
Tibet’s Buddhist leader, the Dalai Lama, fears China may have plotted to kill him by training female agents with poison in their hair and on their clothing, he told Britain’s Sunday Telegraph newspaper.
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Dalai Lama fears China trained women to kill him
Tibet’s Buddhist leader, the Dalai Lama, fears China may have plotted to kill him by training female agents with poison in their hair and on their clothing.
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Dalai Lama fears China poison plot
Tibet's Buddhist leader, the Dalai Lama, fears China may have plotted to kill him by training female agents with poison in their hair and on their clothing, he told Britain's Sunday Telegraph newspaper.
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Lama from Odsal Ling, in Sao Paulo, Brazil to lead workshop
CHICO — Lama Tsering Everest, the Lama-in-Residence to Chagdud Gonpa Foundation Ridgzin Ling, will share her Buddhist wisdom today from 9 a.
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A non-gambler's guide to enjoying Macau
There is really more to Macau than just slot machines, baccarat tables and casino chips. The real charm of this place lies not in its current flashy image, but in its laidback past.
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The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley this weekend
TREKKING IN BERKELEY Get a taste of the high mountains of Asia at The Himalayan Fair , started 29 years ago by mountain climber Arlene Blum. Eat momos and other Tibetan dishes, browse art, jewelry, clothing and collectibles from Nepal, India, Pakistan, Burma and other countries, and watch amazing dance and music performances. The fair runs Saturday May 19 from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm and Sunday May ...
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