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1. Normally, the office would close after the anniversary ceremony, but this time it will stay open into the evening in anticipation of Suu Kyi‘s possible release, said Ni Ni Win, a party member.
2. "We will wait for her the whole day... hoping that she will join the celebrations," party member Ni Ni Win told the Associated Press news agency. ‘New chapter‘ Hopes of a release were raised after senior UN envoy Ibrahim Gambari was allowed to meet Ms Suu Kyi last week.
3. Normally, the office would close after the anniversary ceremony, but this time it will stay open into the evening in anticipation of Suu Kyi‘s possible release, said Ni Ni Win, a party member. We will wait for her the whole day tomorrow, hoping that she will join the celebrations,‘‘ she said.
4. Names related to the Olympics don‘t just stop with Olympics.‘‘ More than 4,000 Chinese share their names with the Beijing Games mascots, the Five Friendlies.‘‘ The names are Bei Bei (880 people), Jing Jing (1,240), Huan Huan (1,063), Ying Ying (624) and Ni Ni (642). When put together, the phrase translates to Beijing welcomes you!‘‘ Chinese have increasingly turned to unique names as a way to express a child‘s individuality.
5. The animals were introduced as Bei Bei, Jing Jing, Huan Huan, Ying Ying and Ni Ni – which, put together, translates to "Beijing welcomes you!" Previous Olympic mascots 1'72 Munich Games – "Waldi", the first official mascot, was a Dachshund dog modelled after a longhaired breed of the species. 1'88 Seoul Games – "Hodori" portrayed the friendly side of a tiger, which appears in many Korean legends. 1''6 Atlanta Games – "Izzy" was an abstract fantasy figure, whose name was derived from "Whatizit?" as no one seemed to know exactly what "Izzy" really was. 2000 Sydney Games – "Ollie" the kookaburra, "Syd" the platypus and "Millie" the echidna were three native Australian animals chosen to represent the earth, air and water.