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    Prosecutors question Chen, raid home

    DOUBLE TROUBLE: Tainan District prosecutors also raided the residence of former first lady Wu Shu-jen¡¦s brother, Wu Ching-mao, reportedly seizing some documents
    By Jimmy Chuang
    Former president Chen Shui-bian (³¯¤ô«ó) and his wife Wu Shu-jen (§d²Q¬Ã) were questioned yesterday and their home searched on suspicion of money laundering, a prosecutor said.

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    UN report targets British anti-terrorism legislation

    CONCERN: The UN Human Rights Committee also said the Official Secrets Act of the Cold War was being used to stop media from reporting important issues
    Britain has come under fire in a UN report that raises concerns over counterterrorism laws, legislation that limits free speech and the use of the Indian Ocean territory of Diego Garcia in the extraordinary rendition of terror suspects.

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    BEIJING 2008 : Phelps one medal away from setting gold medal record

    The US¡¦ Michael Phelps won a record-equalling seventh gold medal at the Beijing Games yesterday with a breathtaking victory in the men¡¦s 100m butterfly.

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    US school district lets teachers tote guns

    A tiny Texas school district will allow teachers and staff members to carry concealed firearms to protect against school shootings when classes begin this month, provided the gun-toting employees follow certain requirements.

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    Russian president signs Georgia ceasefire plan

    Russian President Dmitry Medvedev yesterday signed the plan for a ceasefire in Georgia that his Georgian counterpart reluctantly agreed to a day earlier, setting the stage for a Russian troop withdrawal after more than a week of warfare.

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    BEIJING 2008 : Taiwan lose 0-1 to Cuba in Beijing

    By Paul Huang
    Failure to produce the clutch hits necessary by going a combined 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position cost Taiwan Game Four at the Olympics with a 0-1 final to Cuba.

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