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It appears the Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix scheduled for this weekend will go on, despite the use of tear gas and rubber bullets on protesters there. Advertisers don't appear worried about any backlash.
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Topic: Bernie Ecclestone

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Backchannels Teargas on democracy protesters? Bahrain Grand Prix sponsors say 'no problem'

Sanctions for Syria. But in Bahrain, it's bring on the Grand Prix!

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Japan's weak currency means tourism

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