British singer Dido performs after she accepts the "Echo" award as best International Rock/Pop artist during a ceremony in Berlin March 7, 2002. The phonographic academy of Germany awarded the "Echo" - a German version of the "Grammy" awards - in 25 categories on Thursday. 

British singer Dido accepts the "Echo" award as best International Rock/Pop artist during the awarding ceremony in Berlin March 7, 2002. The phonographic academy of Germany awarded the "Echo" - a German version of the "Grammy" awards - in 25 categories on Thursday. 

British pop singer Dido smiles during a photocall in Berlin March 7, 2002. The phonographic academy of Germany will award the "Echo" - a German version of the "Grammy" - in 25 categories on Thursday. 

British pop singer Dido smiles as she walks along the red carpet prior
to the "Echo" awards in Berlin March 7, 2002. The phonographic academy
of Germany will award the "Echo" - a German version of the "Grammy"
awards - in 25 categories on Thursday. REUTERS/Alexandra Winkler

AX/AA 

British singer Dido performs after she accepts the "Echo" award as best
International Rock/Pop artist during a ceremony in Berlin March 7,
2002. The phonographic academy of Germany awarded the "Echo" - a German
version of the "Grammy" awards - in 25 categories on Thursday.
REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch

FAB/JDP 

British singer Dido accepts the "Echo" award as best International
Rock/Pop artist during the awarding ceremony in Berlin March 7, 2002.
The phonographic academy of Germany awarded the "Echo" - a German
version of the "Grammy" awards - in 25 categories on Thursday.
REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch

FAB 

British singer Dido accepts the "Echo" award as best International
Rock/Pop artist during the awarding ceremony in Berlin March 7, 2002.
The phonographic academy of Germany awarded the "Echo" - a German
version of the "Grammy" awards - in 25 categories on Thursday.
REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch

FAB 

British pop singer Dido smiles during a photocall in Berlin March 7,
2002.. The phonographic academy of Germany will award the "Echo" - a
German version of the "Grammy" - in 25 categories on Thursday.
REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch

FAB/WR 

British singer Dido (C) poses with German rock singers Udo Lindenberg
(L) and Peter Maffay (R) during a photocall in Berlin March 7, 2002.
The phonographic academy of Germany will award the "Echo" - a German
version of the "Grammy" - in 25 categories on Thursday.
REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch

FAB/WR 

British singer Dido performs at the Brit Awards at Earls Court, London, February 20, 2002. The awards are the British music industry's biggest event of the year and Dido was awarded Best British Female Solo Artist. 

British singer Dido performs at the Brit Awards at Earls Court, London,
February 20, 2002. The awards are the British music industry's biggest
event of the year and Dido was awarded Best British Female Solo Artist.
REUTERS/Kieran Doherty

SH/ASA/AA 

British singer Dido performs at the Brit Awards at Earls Court, London,
February 20, 2002. The awards are the British music industry's biggest
event of the year and Dido was awarded Best British Female Solo Artist.
REUTERS/Kieran Doherty

SH/ASA/AA 

British singer Dido performs at the Brit Awards at Earls Court, London,
February 20, 2002. The awards are the British music industry's biggest
event of the year and Dido was awarded Best British Female Solo Artist.
REUTERS/Kieran Doherty

SH/ASA/AA 

British singer Dido performs at the Brit Awards at Earls Court, London,
February 20, 2002. The awards are the British music industry's biggest
event of the year and Dido was awarded Best British Female Solo Artist.
REUTERS/Kieran Doherty

SH/ASA/AA 

British singer Dido receives the best Female Artist Award at the Brit
Awards at Earls Court in London, February 20, 2002. The awards are the
British music industry's biggest event of the year. REUTERS/Kieran
Doherty

SH/ASA/CLH/ 

British singer Dido receives the best Female Artist Award at the Brit
Awards at Earls Court in London, February 20, 2002. The awards are the
British music industry's biggest event of the year. REUTERS/Kieren
Doherty

SH/ASA/AA 

British singer Dido arrives at the Brit Awards in London February 20,
2002. The awards are the British music industry's biggest annual event
and Dido will compete against fellow Brits Travis and Craig David in
the best album category on Wednesday night. REUTERS/Stephen Hird

ASA/GB 

British singer Dido arrives at the Brit Awards in London February 20,
2002. The awards are the British music industry's biggest annual event
and Dido will compete against fellow Brits Travis and Craig David in
the best album category on Wednesday night. REUTERS/Stephen Hird

ASA/GB 

Australian singer Kylie Minogue performs at the NRJ music awards ceremony in Cannes January 19, 2002.[ British chart-topping artist Dido added two top awards to her growing list of music accomplishments, with both best album and best newcomer accolades at] the NRJ awards. 

Australian singer Kylie Minogue performs AT the NRJ music awards ceremony in Cannes January 19, 2002. [British chart-topping artist Dido added two top awards to her growing list of music accomplishments, with both best album and best newcomer accolades at the] NRJ awards. 

British singer songwriter Dido accepts the award for best international album of the year for her "No Angel" at the NRJ music award in Cannes January 19, 2002. The chart-topping artists added two top awards to her growing list of music accomplishments, with both best album and best newcomer accolades. 

British singer Dido arrives at the NRJ music awards in Cannes January 19, 2002. Dido is in Cannes to attend the MIDEM, which is the international music market. 

Australian singer Kylie Minogue performs at the NRJ music awards
ceremony in Cannes January 19, 2002. British chart-topping artist Dido
added two top awards to her growing list of music accomplishments, with
both best album and best newcomer accolades at the NRJ awards.
REUTERS/Vanina Lucchesi/Pool

VAL/NF 

Australian singer Kylie Minogue performs AT the NRJ music awards
ceremony in Cannes January 19, 2002. British chart-topping artist Dido
added two top awards to her growing list of music accomplishments, with
both best album and best newcomer accolades at the NRJ awards.
REUTERS/Vanina Lucchesi/Pool

VAL/NF 

British singer songwriter Dido performs at the NRJ music award in
Cannes January 19, 2002. The chart-topping artist added two top awards
to her growing list of music accomplishments, with both best album and
best newcomer accolades. REUTERS/Vanina Lucchesi/Pool

VAL/NF/JD 

British singer songwriter Dido performs at the NRJ music award in
Cannes January 19, 2002. The chart-topping artist added two top awards
to her growing list of music accomplishments, with both best album and
best newcomer accolades. REUTERS/Vanina Lucchesi/Pool

VAL/NF/JD 

British singer songwriter Dido accepts the award for best international
album of the year for her "No Angel" at the NRJ music award in Cannes
January 19, 2002. The chart-topping artists added two top awards to her
growing list of music accomplishments, with both best album and best
newcomer accolades. REUTERS/Vanina Lucchesi/Pool

VAL/NF/JD 

British singer Dido arrives at the NRJ music awards in Cannes January
19, 2002. Dido is in Cannes to attend the MIDEM, which is the
international music market.

REUTERS/Eric Gaillard 

British pop star Dido arrives at London's Abbey Road Studios, January
14, 2002. Dido, who last year sold 12 million copies of her debut album
making her Britain's biggest-selling female, was attending the launch
of the 2002 Brit awards, the British music industry's most influential
awards, the results of which are due to be announced on February 20.
REUTERS/Ian Waldie

IW/ASA 

British pop star Dido arrives at London's Abbey Road Studios, January
14, 2002. Dido, who last year sold 12 million copies of her debut album
making her Britain's biggest-selling female, was attending the launch
of the 2002 Brit awards, the British music industry's most influential
awards, the results of which are due to be announced on February 20.
REUTERS/Ian Waldie

IW/ASA 

British singer Dido presents her MTV Europe Music Award after winning for the"Best New Act" in Frankfurt November 8, 2001. [The awards are designed to honour the best international musicians in many categories including all the nominations for the best hip-hop, best rock, R&B and pop. ] 

British singer Dido presents her MTV Europe Music Award after winning
in the category "Best New Act" in Frankfurt November 8, 2001. The
awards are designed to honour the best international musicians in many
categories including all the nominations for the best hip-hop, best
rock, R&B and pop. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski

ROR/WR 

British singer Dido performs during the MTV Europe Music Awards
ceremony in Frankfurt November 8, 2001. The awards are designed to
honour the best international musicians in many categories including
all the nominations for the best hip-hop, best rock, R&B and pop.
REUTERSOliver Stratmann/Pool

WR 

British singer Dido smiles on her way to perform at Frankfurt's music
hall "Festhalle" and 2001 MTV Europe Music Awards ceremony November 8,
2001. The awards are designed to honour the best international
musicians in many categories including all the nominations for the best
hip-hop, best rock, R&B and pop. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski

ROR/WR/CLH/ 

The Brazilian coach of Vietnam's national soccer team Edson "Dido" Silva speaks during an interview in Hanoi May 16, 2001. Dido, Vietnam's fifth foreign coach in five years, said he was sending his family to the Netherlands after receiving anonymous death threats in Vietnam. He said he was willing to see out his one-year contract, but wanted to see a more serious attitude from the Vietnam Football Federation towards the national squad. 

The Brazilian coach of Vietnam's national soccer team Edson "Dido" Silva speaks during an interview in Hanoi May 16, 2001. Dido, Vietnam's fifth foreign coach in five years, said he was sending his family to the Netherlands after receiving anonymous death threats in Vietnam. He said he was willing to see out his one-year contract, but wanted to see a more serious attitude from the Vietnam Football Federation towards the national squad.

DB/CP 

Paraguayan President Raul Cubas (C) meets with his Foreign Minister Dido Florentin (L) and the Papal Nuncio, Lorenzo Baldisseri, to discuss the present situation in the country following the assassination of Vice President Luis Argana, March 23. Argana's murder by unidentified gunmen came as the latest blow to a nation torn by a power struggle in the party that has ruled it for decades.

RR/HB/AA 

Didi (L) of Corinthians heads the ball with Carlos Nascimento of America RN during their Brazilian Championship match Sao Paulo November 12. Corinthians won 2-1 and classified in first. Corinthians, Palmeiras, Coritiba, Santos, Portuguesa, Sport, Cruzeiro and Gremio were classified to the Brazilian Championship play-off.

PW/SV 

Newly appointed president of Paraguay, Raul Cubas (R) accompanied by his foreign minister, Dido Florentini (lower left), and unidentified aides, answers a question during a press conference in the Lopez Palace August 16, during his first day in office. Cubas stated that his government will seek a privileged position in the MERCOSUR economic bloc that includes Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay, because of its smaller population and higher poverty rates.

RR/vm/AA 

Jockey Andy Thornton (C) celebrates as he is led into the unsaddling enclosure by owner Dido Harding (Front L) and trainer Robert Alner (Front R) after winning the Gold Cup Steeplechase at the Cheltenham National Hunt Festival March 19. Thornton led the race from the start on his mount Cool Dawn.

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