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Tendulkar plays for himself and he is a man of honor. And if any of this sounds a bit familiar, it's because it's the same routine that was the same routine in 2002. This was after he had decided to stay at home and not leave, to let the kids play for him, when he'd returned from the tour of the Indian Ocean.
After that game, Tendulkar had decided to play at the MCG. What we all expected, what everyone expected as early as 2006, was that we would be disappointed. And that's still true to this day.
We thought that Tendulkar's form, that he was the best batsman of his generation, would carry on going into the final. It certainly had a lot to do with the presence of Sachin Tendulkar, and the power of the bowler. But in a world where bowling is king, Tendulkar and his side lost the game. Their last-ball approach ended badly. And it meant Tendulkar ended up being in the position where he needs to retire in India if the team does not win the World Cup final soon.
It made me wonder if all these years, Tendulkar was living under a cloud of suspicion that his place in India was not safe and that it would be all that he did to secure his place. And so I was disappointed in him, which is unfortunate because I don't think he would want to be the leader of all cricket if he could have any doubt about his place in a country that has always regarded his playing as one of its pride and joys.
He made so many good decisions in that time, because, despite all the concerns, he was the best of his generation. He knew he was good, and he always had. But I think he knew a lot was up in the sky. And that would come to haunt him later. There were plenty of questions about his decision to stay home, what sort of pressure it would give to his team-mates if he left.
And so he stayed. And, because he stayed, the team went on to triumph in the World Cup final, an Indian team that was all but impossible to knock out in an Indian semi-final and where they came down in a very convincing manner from Australia to do it. Tendulkar's retirement will now be seen as a huge moment and a great day for Indian cricket.
How could he not want to be there? How could he? But, when it was decided to retire, the pressure was on all the players because of what happened in the Indian Ocean. But it was Tendulkar, he knew a lot of things, had a lot of integrity. He knew how to do the things that had to b
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A member of Mr. Cadman's family said the man was a devoted dad with plans to return home to Barceloneta and to build a new life in Arizona.
The case has touched many families in the area. Some mourned for their sons; others mourned for their wives, with many of them expressing hopes that Mr. Cadman's sons might find peace in Arizona, where their families are still located.
While the trial has shown that some local bars were operating at some moments — many did, in fact, close down — the district attorney said it is not clear that any actual sex abuse took place. He did not say whether police had any reason to believe that at least one underage boy, one who could have had contact with minors, may have been at the club.
One local business owner said, "We can't accept this. We shouldn't."
Some residents said they wished that some action would have been taken to prevent Mr. Cadman from opening another bar, and other residents expressed concern about the fate of Mr. Cadman, who has a wife and a son.
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Mp takes up freight hub funds push for reauthorisation
"With this announcement we would like to send a strong message to the industry that the Government will no longer tolerate the high prices paid by trucking companies."
The Government's decision means that by the end of this Parliament, freight services which use fuel efficient vehicles - such as trucks and freight vans - must be on a voluntary sales and use-by date to comply with the Renewable Fuel Standard.
It means that new petrol or diesel cars on sale today can be retrofitted to run on fuel-cell technology by 10 years from today. It also means more fuel-efficient vehicles such as electric vehicles can be bought, even though the Energy Storage Alliance (Esa) estimates that electricity prices will keep rising over the next decade.
The Government is in the middle of its reauthorisation of the Renewable Fuel Standard and the Renewable Heat Incentive. It is currently seeking to pass these laws through Parliament with or without the cross-party backing of both the Greens and Labor, who are the only two parties of a coalition.
An independent investigation of the cost-effectiveness of fuel efficient vehicles would be in order, and ministers have already announced that they will study fuel cell research in the future. The Government has also committed $2.5 million over five years to help research and development by fuel cell manufacturers.
The Government's reauthorisation, however, will see the Government's overall carbon emissions growth at an increase of 19% from 2010, compared to 2006. The total cost of the CO2 reduction, which will benefit households and businesses, is forecast to reach $4.1 billion by 2020.
"As a result, all members of Parliament are asking 'How can we cut our carbon footprint?'" said Senator Cormann. "This Government is trying to take steps forward for jobs and economic growth, but this reauthorisation will leave this sector alone for years to come."
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But his speech has drawn criticism, with the BBC arguing it will undermine the "toughness" of the ruling and is likely to harm the UK's reputation for freedom.
Image caption The EU has pledged to fight the court's decision
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The BBC claims the BBC has made a "ludicrous, self-serving" argument
The British Medical Association has said the decision, made before a judicial review, shows the court's role in making rulings on health "overstated".
Lord Justice Taylor described the ruling as "fundamental and unwise".
But he stressed that the government was still in "strong agreement" with the court.
"The court's reasoning shows the importance of the UK's contribution to the world's health and welfare for its membership of the European Union," he said.
Lord Justice Taylor added: "It is entirely wrong to say that this court - the highest court in Europe - should in any way take the view that health policy must follow political decisions of the politicians who elected them.
"The courts must be held to account for their decisions."
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The legal and constitutional experts backing the case told the BBC the case was being "dubious" and that they expected the European Court of Justice to rule differently.
The judges said the British Medical Association had failed to establish that MPs were aware that the law had changed over the past 15 years and that, in particular, "moved to restrict abortion and contraception to cases of fatal foetal abnormalities".
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt says he will fight the court decision
"It is utterly absurd to say that this court - the highest court in Europe - should in any way take the view that health policy decisions of the politicians who elected them can be set by political considerations."
A government spokesman said: "This case has been carefully considered and is not about any particular policy choice.
"We believe that doctors are capable of exercising their professional judgement on the best medical advice provided by the NHS but in any event, doctors have legal responsibility to uphold the interests of the patient and their patients."
Image caption A letter of complaint from the British Medical Association was published last month
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