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What was supposed to be a friendly "sumo" contest between two businessmen has turned into a $9 million liability for Marriott International Inc. That's how much an Orlando, Fla., jury ordered the hotel giant to pay a widow whose husband became paralyzed, and later died, from injuries he suffered in a sumo match during a convention at the Marriott Orlando World Trade Center in 1995.
July 01, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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