Damián Suárez 生日，出生日期

Damián Suárez

Damián Nicolás Suárez Suárez (born 27 April 1988) is a Uruguayan professional footballer who plays as a right-back for Uruguayan Primera División club Peñarol.

After starting out at Defensor, he went on to spend the vast majority of his career in Spain, notably making 295 competitive appearances for Getafe.

Suárez made his debut for the Uruguay national team in 2022.

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生日，出生日期
1988年4月27日星期三
出生地
蒙得维的亚
年龄
37
星号
♉

1988年4月27日 是 星期三 星号下的 ♉。 这是一年中的 117 日。 美国总统是 Ronald Reagan。

如果你出生在这一天，你已经 37 岁了。 您的最后一个生日是 2025年4月27日星期日，189 天前。 2026年4月27日星期一 天后，您的下一个生日是 175。 你已经活了 13,703 天，或者大约 328,887 小时，或者大约 19,733,275 分钟，或者大约 1,183,996,500 秒。

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27th of April 1988 News

1988年4月27日 出现在《纽约时报》头版的新闻

NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 28 April 1988

LEAD: INTERNATIONAL A3-15 Sharp differences over verification in the new treaty banning medium- and shorter-range missiles have emerged between American and Soviet officials. Page A1

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News Summary

Date: 27 April 1988

LEAD: International A3-13 Attempts to close the P.L.O mission to the United Nations by the United States have created a dispute that must be submitted to arbitration, the World Court ruled in a setback for the Reagan Aministration. Page A1 Seoul's ruling party lost a majority in the National Assembly as the opposition made strong gains in the legislative elections despite bitter divisions.

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Cronkite Weighing Other Offers

Date: 27 April 1988

By Peter J. Boyer

Peter Boyer

LEAD: As CBS News prepares for the political conventions and the Presidential election, it is faced with the awkward possibility of seeing Walter Cronkite, the longtime CBS anchor and for generations the face of CBS News, broadcasting for a competing organization.

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Israel Withdraws Credentials of 2 Journalists

Date: 27 April 1988

By Joel Brinkley, Special To the New York Times

Joel Brinkley

LEAD: The Israeli Government today withdrew the press credentials of two foreign correspondents, from The Washington Post and NBC News, as punishment for reports that had not been submitted to a military censor.

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South Africa Issues Warning It Will Close Liberal Weekly

Date: 27 April 1988

Special to the New York Times

LEAD: The Government has given the country's independent liberal weekly newspaper, The Weekly Mail, a final warning that it intends to close it for three months.

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Washington Talk: Briefing; Forbidden Cities

Date: 28 April 1988

LEAD: Valentin M. Falin, chief of the Novosti press agency, has advised Soviet leaders back to Nikita S. Khrushchev, apparently gave a little ground in a meeting with American officials on the issue of areas usually closed to the other country's journalists - for example, Gorky and Dallas.

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Publishers Are Urged To Spur Minority Hiring

Date: 27 April 1988

By Alex S. Jones, Special To the New York Times

Alex Jones

LEAD: For the first time in its history, the American Newspaper Publishers Association today made work force diversity a centerpiece on the program of its annual convention.

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Soviet TV Depicts Ethnic Rioting

Date: 27 April 1988

By Bill Keller, Special To the New York Times

Bill Keller

LEAD: Soviet television broadcast its first extensive report tonight on the ethnic disturbances that shook two southern republics in February, including scenes of mass protest and rioting that Soviet viewers normally see only when they take place in other countries.

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Dole Accuses Press and TV of Failing to Focus on Campaign Issues

Date: 27 April 1988

By Irvin Molotsky

Irvin Molotsky

LEAD: Senator Bob Dole, an unsuccessful candidate for the Republican Presidential nomination this year, took the Senate floor today to criticize coverage of all the campaigns by television and the press, particularly The New York Times.

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THE MEDIA BUSINESS: Reporter's Notebook; Phone Ruling Worries Newspaper Publishers

Date: 28 April 1988

By Alex S. Jones

Alex Jones

LEAD: A new competitive threat from the nation's telephone companies is creating considerable concern at the annual convention of the American Newspaper Publishers Association here this week.

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