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*<!--Oct. 14-->'''The [[European Court of Human Rights]]''' in [[Strasbourg]] agrees to hear Chechen cases of [[human rights abuse]] against [[Russia]] for the first time. |
*<!--Oct. 14-->'''The [[European Court of Human Rights]]''' in [[Strasbourg]] agrees to hear [[Chechnya|Chechen]] cases of [[human rights abuse]] against [[Russia]] for the first time. |
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*<!--Oct. 13-->The [[New York Times]] [[obituary]] of [[philosopher]] '''[[Jacques Derrida]]''', allegedly [[reactionary]], creates outrage. |
*<!--Oct. 13-->The [[New York Times]] [[obituary]] of [[philosopher]] '''[[Jacques Derrida]]''', allegedly [[reactionary]], creates outrage. |
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*<!--Oct. 11--> '''[[Christopher Reeve]]''', known for his [[actor|role]] in ''[[Superman (movie)|Superman]]'' and, later, for being an [[activist]] for [[stem cell]] research, dies in [[New York, New York|New York]] at 52. |
*<!--Oct. 11--> '''[[Christopher Reeve]]''', known for his [[actor|role]] in ''[[Superman (movie)|Superman]]'' and, later, for being an [[activist]] for [[stem cell]] research, dies in [[New York, New York|New York]] at 52. |
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Revision as of 12:42, 14 October 2004
- The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg agrees to hear Chechen cases of human rights abuse against Russia for the first time.
- The New York Times obituary of philosopher Jacques Derrida, allegedly reactionary, creates outrage.
- Christopher Reeve, known for his role in Superman and, later, for being an activist for stem cell research, dies in New York at 52.
- Finn Kydland and Edward Prescott are awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics for "their contributions to dynamic macroeconomics: the time consistency of economic policy and the driving forces behind business cycles".