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The Greek legislative election is won by New Democracy, led by Costas Caramanlis, the next Prime Minister of Greece, after decades of socialist party rule.
Iraq's governing council unanimously approves the country's first democratic constitution.
In Sweden some 15,500 skiers compete in the 80th installment of Vasaloppet, the oldest and longest cross-country ski race in the world.
The 2004 Formula One championship gets under way with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, Australia.

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-* The '''[[Greek legislative election, 2004|Greek legislative election]]''' is won by right-wing [[New Democracy]], led by '''[[Costas Caramanlis]]''', the next [[Prime Minister of Greece]], after decades of socialist party rule.
+* The '''[[Greek legislative election, 2004|Greek legislative election]]''' is won by [[New Democracy]], led by '''[[Costas Caramanlis]]''', the next [[Prime Minister of Greece]], after decades of socialist party rule.
 *Iraq's governing council unanimously approves the country's first '''[[Law_of_Administering_the_Iraqi_State_for_the_Transitional_Period|democratic constitution]]'''.
 * In [[Sweden]] some 15,500 skiers compete in the 80th installment of '''[[Vasaloppet]]''', the oldest and longest [[cross-country skiing|cross-country ski race]] in the world.