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Obituary: Chang Chong-Ren
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CHANG CHONG-REN became known to millions of Tintin readers in
barely fictionalised form as Chang Chong-Jen.
Although his involvement in the Tintin series was peripheral and
his fame strictly second-hand, Chang's influence on the work of its
author Herge (the pen name of George Remi) was fundamental: not only
did he teach Herge the pioneering "clear line" drawing style that was
to revolutionise the European comic strip, he also politicised him,
converting the Tintin stories from clumsy ...
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 "The Record (Bergen County, NJ)")
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Torricelli and Chang: ill-fated friendship Imprisoned donor looks back on seven years
The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
; 00-00-0000 Torricelli and Chang: ill-fated friendship Imprisoned donor looks back on seven years By HERB JACKSON, Trenton Bureau Date: 09-16-2002, Monday Section: A Edtion: 1 David Chang is attending substance abuse classes in prison to help him quit smoking. If he quits, it could be the only good
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Torricelli and Chang: ill-fated friendship
The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
; ... ill-fated friendship -- Imprisoned donor looks back on seven years By HERB JACKSON, TRENTON BUREAU Date: 09-16-2002, Monday Section: NEWS Edtion: All Editions.=.Two Star B. Two Star P. One Star B Biographical: DAVID CHANG David Chang is attending substance abuse ...
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 "Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)")
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SEATTLE TRANSPLANT CHANG FISHING TO REGAIN TOP RANKING.(Sports)(Column)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
; There have been a few Michael Chang sightings since he moved from Nevada to Seattle. ``I did throw out the ball during a Sonics game last year Chang said the other day from his Mercer Island home. ``They played the Knicks. And they did win that game Chang said, as if hinting that his presence this
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Chang tries to hook the big one. (Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; NEW YORK _ Michael Chang has a home in a small town outside Las Vegas, where he can train and stay quiet and go fishing in nearby Lake Mead. ``A hideaway place for me he says. Not many people bother him. His fame is not that kind. ``I don't catch anything he says. ``I catch the small ones. Every
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Chang Spends His Play Time Working Hard
The Washington Post
; Michael Chang is the antithesis of your average big-name player at the Legg Mason Tennis Classic, one of the hottest, most grueling tournaments on the men's tour. He never tanks. Never. Not even for a set. Here's a perfect example: Last night at William H.G. FitzGerald Tennis Center, Chang was down
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Rockville killing gets guilty plea: Chang, 74, waited for cops.(Metropolitan)(Maryland)
The Washington Times
; Frail-looking Timothy T. Chang pleaded guilty yesterday to murdering a fellow Chinese businessman in the man's Rockville office and could be sentenced to spend the rest of his life - he is 74 years old - in prison. I killed him, said Chang, of McLean, in a voice barely heard when Montgomery County
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 "Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)")
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CHANG STRUGGLES INTO SEMIFINALS.(Sports)
Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
; Byline: Daily News Wire Services It never seems to be easy for Michael Chang. In the first men's quarterfinal at the U.S. Open on Wednesday, No. 2 ...
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Chang held without bond: Judge rejects notion killing was a `one target' offense.(Metropolitan Times)(Maryland News)
The Washington Times
; A Montgomery County judge was not convinced yesterday that elderly Timothy T. Chang had killed his one target when he shot a fellow Chinese businessman, and that he would commit no more crimes. District Judge Mary Beth McCormick ordered Mr. Chang held without bond in the county jail until a
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Chang must overcome Edberg, history
Chicago Sun-Times
; PARIS Michael Chang, already in the record books as the youngest male to reach a Grand Slam final, can achieve another breakthrough today when he faces Stefan Edberg for the French Open title. Chang, 17, is seeking to become the first American to win the French title since Tony Trabert captured the
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CHANG DESPERATE FOR CAREER TURNAROUND HE ENTERS EVENT WITH SINGLE GOAL: FIND CONFIDENCE.(Sports)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
; Michael Chang says his career is at a crossroads, and, strangely enough, he has chosen a path that begins in Aptos, Calif., to try to find his way back to the top. Normally at this time of year, Chang might be taking a break in the aftermath of Wimbledon or playing in a hard-court tournament to
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