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(CNN) -- Some of golf's biggest names failed Friday to make the cut at the U.S. Open, victims of the Olympic Club's unforgiving roughs and slick greens. The departure of such big names as defending champion Rory McIlroy, Bubba Watson and world No. 1 Luke Donald seems to have paved the way for the sport's biggest star, Tiger Woods. Woods had another solid day Friday, moving to a tie for the lead with Jim Furyk and David Toms. They all ended 1-under through two rounds. Furyk, winner of the 2003 U.S. Open, said he will be ready for the weekend.

"You really have to be so precise out there, and if you're not, you're going to get punished,"

Answer: Rory McIlroy told reporters.


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By Leesa Smith Elated NSW fans kicked off their long-awaited celebrations on Saturday night as the Waratahs beat New Zealand's Canterbury Crusaders with a last-minute penalty at ANZ Stadium in front of their home crowd. Bernard Foley scored the long-range three-point penalty to win the match 33-32 for the Waratahs to take out the Super Rugby Championships for the first time in 19 years. It was a case of third time lucky for the Blues, who have been losing finalists twice before. Just minutes after the final whistle, the thrilling win prompted fireworks to erupt over the Opera House.



Answer: Waratahs flyhalf Bernard Foley seals the win with a last-gasp penalty that just crept over


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(CNN) -- For the first time in five years, a relief agency dedicated to refugees airlifted emergency aid into the Somali capital of Mogadishu on Monday, according to a spokesman. The flight left from Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Monday morning with 31 metric tons (more than 34 U.S. tons) of emergency supplies and arrived in Mogadishu early Monday afternoon, said Andy Needham from the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. The aid flight comes just days after Islamic insurgents fled Mogadishu after a heated battle with government and African Union forces. But the trip has nothing to do with improved security, Needham said.

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United Nations declared famine in five areas of southern Somalia in June, including Mogadishu.