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* Taiwan shut out of Olympic warm-up
* China ramps up pressure on Holy See over Taiwan
* Scientists' row over existence of G spot nears climax
* Prosecutor clears incoming S Korean president of fraud
* US missile hits satellite carrying toxic fuel
Taiwan News
* KMT opposes third referendum: Wu
* Vice president urges revision of election code
* War of words over Ketagalan rallies continues apace
* Premier to present policy statement
* Ma, Siew slam Cabinet's tax reform package
* Poll says performances in debates not all-important
* Congress members call for an end to `one China' policy
* MOE honors those who help preserve languages
* Man busted over sex pics of Hong Kong singer-actor
* Group to focus on new technology
* Price Stabilization Commission keeps oil prices frozen
* Demolition team met by tears, jeers
* Forum examines Beijing's pre-Olympics rights record
* Don't just throw money at rural schools: researchers
World News
* Pakistan's top ex-judge rallies lawyers
* New Okinawa rape allegation probed
* Bhopal survivors' group
* Thousands protest in Armenia
* Peacekeepers say Serb leaders to blame for violence
* Former head of MI6 says Diana speculation `absurd'
* Egypt arrests opposition figures
* UK admits rendition flights used base
* UK officials censored draft dossier critical of Israelis
* Clinton struggling to salvage campaign
* Falling space debris rarely causes harm, US astronomer says
* Singer the latest in string of murdered Mexican musicians
* Iraq bombers didn't have Down syndrome: US
* Soldier convicted of aggravated assault
* World News Quick Take
Editorials
* EDITORIAL: Playing favorites for party favors
* Preserving Penghu's natural beauty
* The transforming power of culture
* Media as a force for promoting progress
* Beware the well-meaning cancer coach
* Thanks to Nicholas Stern, it makes economic sense to kill people
Sports
* English sides secure ties
* China lose to Japan in physical clash
* Record holder powell celebrates easy win in Melbourne Grand Prix
* NBA: Kobe Bryant spoils O'Neal's debut for the Phoenix Suns
* Roddick set to face new kid on block
* De Villiers confirms that John Smit will remain 'Bok captain
* SUPER14: Past and present champs to lock horns in Pretoria
* Els exits as Woods pulls off a miracle
* Spain not a racist country, Alonso says
* US' self-catering plan for Olympics disappoints Beijing
* NHL: Jersey Devils send slumping Sharks to fifth loss in a row
* Leipheimer takes lead in Tour of California
* Sports Briefs
Business
* GDP growth hit 5.7% last year
* Cosmos opens VIP NT$35m wealth management center
* Alcatel-Lucent launches WiMAX testing center
* Private oil supplier mulls price hikes for next month
* HP showcases Halo video conference suite in Taipei
* Quanta predicts stronger next quarter
* Huawei merger plan hits a snag
* NTT looks to transmit data through touch
* Business Briefs
World Business
* US Fed slashes growth forecast
* Oil prices steady amid rush to crude
* Missing bees a threat to ice cream
* Allianz SE fourth-quarter profit falls on banking losses
* General Motors skyscraper could fetch US$3 billion
* US analysts expect record number of bankruptcies
* World Business Quick Take
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* Taipei's own Zoo story
* Same culture, different politics
* [POP STOP]
* A cure for the Wednesday blues
* Velvet Revolution
* THE VINYL WORD
* [RESTAURANT REVIEW] Breeze Taipei Station (微風台北車站)
* [RESTAURANT REVIEW] 20 Pots (20鍋)
* Top Five Mandarin Albums
* Top Five Mandarin Albums
* Hell hath no fury like a psycho with bad hair
* Back, and better (worse?) than ever
* Hospital roomies kick the bucket in style
* Horror turns to wisdom
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Taipei's Top Five
Friday, Feb 22, 2008, Page 17
City cinema weekend box office takings (Feb. 16 and Feb. 17)
Source: Group Power Entertainment Corp
■ Jumper
(移動世界)
NT$10,541,787
■Enchanted
(曼哈頓奇緣)
NT$4,813,133
■CJ7
(長江七號)
NT$3,445,849
■PS I Love You
(PS 我愛你)
NT$2,875,072
■Fool’s Gold
(傻愛成金)
NT$1,795,977
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