SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is hoping spicy local rivalries at the Southeast Asian Games will prove far more appetising than the bland and expensive 2010 Youth Olympics as it bids once more to spark a sporting revolution.
The 28th SEA Games is the centrepiece of the city-state's 50th anniversary celebrations and a successful, inspiring event has taken on greater importance following the death of the country's founding father Lee Kuan Yew in March.
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