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Shots will originate from Oxnard, Calif. And in fact, they will generate off the Cowboys camp-opening press conference noon CT on July 21 from the tennis courts at the River Ridge Sports Complex.
After being grounded here at Ford Center at The Star last summer, can t wait, especially since the following day, that Thursday, is the Cowboys first scheduled practice.
Uh, sorta. In light of all the building excitement to see Dak Prescott back on the practice field, along with the likes of Tyron Smith, La el Collins, Zack Martin and Leighton Vander Esch, to get a camp glimpse of rookies like Micah Parsons and Kelvin Joseph and Jabril Cox, to get to see free agents such as Keanu Neal, Damontae Kazee and Tarell Basham, better take a sedative once looking at the schedule.
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China’s rejuvenation is finally within grasp and any attempt to bully the nation will be met with a steely response, President Xi Jinping said on Thursday (July 1) in a spirited speech marking the Communist Party’s centenary.
For the first time, the ruling party celebrated its anniversary in central Beijing’s Tiananmen Square – a location reserved for the most important national events.
Flanked by other party leaders both past and present, Xi, the most powerful leader in decades, stepped up to the rostrum at the Gate of Heavenly Peace to address the nation.
In an hour-long speech, Xi hailed the achievements China has made under the communist leadership.
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China s President Xi Jinping has warned that foreign powers will get their heads bashed if they attempt to bully or influence the country.
He delivered a defiant speech at an event marking the centenary of the ruling Communist Party on Thursday.
Mr Xi also said Beijing would not allow sanctimonious preaching , in remarks widely seen as directed at the US.
It comes as China faces criticism over alleged human rights abuses and its crackdown in Hong Kong.
Relations between the US and China have worsened in recent times over trade, espionage and the pandemic.