148-year-old Ohio jail may become offices or a speakeasy
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Japanese string quartet wins 3rd prize at int'l competition in Germany
MUNICH (Kyodo) -- A Japanese string quartet won third place at the ARD International Music Competition, one of the world's most celebrated competition
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- Competed in ARD International Music Competition in Munich
- Performed Beethoven's Op. 127 in E-flat major
Voters emphasized economic concerns over base relocation in choosing Koja
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