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[[Image:LOTRROTKmovie.jpg|100px|right|The Return of the King movie poster]] |
[[Image:LOTRROTKmovie.jpg|100px|right|The Return of the King movie poster]] |
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*Senator [[John Kerry]] sweeps the [[Super Tuesday]] presidential primaries. Senator [[John Edwards]] drops out. |
*Senator [[John Kerry]] sweeps the [[Super Tuesday]] US presidential primaries. Senator [[John Edwards]] drops out. |
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*Bomb blasts at the [[Shi'a Islam|Shi'a]] festival of '''[[Aashurah]]''' in [[Karbala]]. |
*Bomb blasts at the [[Shi'a Islam|Shi'a]] festival of '''[[Aashurah]]''' in [[Karbala]]. |
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*[[NASA]] announces that [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] rover '''[[MER-B|Opportunity]]''' landed in an area where liquid water once drenched the surface. |
*[[NASA]] announces that [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] rover '''[[MER-B|Opportunity]]''' landed in an area where liquid water once drenched the surface. |
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Revision as of 01:31, 3 March 2004
- Senator John Kerry sweeps the Super Tuesday US presidential primaries. Senator John Edwards drops out.
- Bomb blasts at the Shi'a festival of Aashurah in Karbala.
- NASA announces that Mars rover Opportunity landed in an area where liquid water once drenched the surface.
- Alleged murderer and pedophile Marc Dutroux goes on trial in Belgium after eight years of investigation.
- The 76th Academy Awards are held. The Return of the King wins 11 Oscars, setting a clean sweep record.