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* Baghdad market car bombing kills 62
* Rival marches draw thousands in Hong Kong
* `Mad scientists' video proves a sweet success
* Soccer scores in East Timor as rivals set truce for match
* Taipei loses appetite for historic Jiancheng market
* PRC fishing boat abducts two coast guard officers
Taiwan News
* Make Taiwan your home: Chen
* Chabot calls for revamp of US policy
* Ministry urges Japan to revive fishery talks
* KMT tells DPP to reflect and work to regain public trust
* Examination Yuan president requests budget's passage
* Taiwan High Court judge detained for questioning on suspicion of bribery
* Su calls on legislature to pass law on pension fund
* Many graduates regret choice of majors: survey
* Groups pass on tips to reduce energy bills
* Academia Sinica completes work on WIRCam project
* Alishan Forest Recreation area has new `tree king'
* EPA issues bug spray and mosquito repellent advice
* Taiwan Quick Take: New IDF in October
* Taiwan Quick Take: Ma vows clean KMT poll
* Taiwan Quick Take: Suicide rate rises further
* Taiwan Quick Take: Cancer remains No.1 killer
World News
* Thaksin hits the airwaves
* PRC mulls death penalty reforms
* Mediator to try to placate former Malaysian leader
* Chinese cool to CCP's 80th anniversary
* Hu Jintao inaugurates Golmud-Lhasa rail service
* Nepal is a mecca for Buddhist study
* Beijing reports new bird flu outbreak in northwest
* Vietnam's latest clampdown on media takes effect
* Islanders' attempt to return home to Diego Garcia foiled
* French approve contentious bill
* Kuwaiti women optimistic despite setbacks
* Ceremonies mark Somme carnage
* Busy months ahead as Finland assumes presidency of EU
* Militants demand exchange for soldier
* Koizumi rocks and croons at Graceland
* US soldiers suspected of foul play in Iraqi deaths
* Pentagon report on abuse of detainees made public
* `USA Today' alters story on telecoms handing over logs
* World News Quick Take
Editorials
* Editorial: A legislature consumed by spite
* Pan-blue games were Soong's idea
* China must become a democracy
* Taiwanese economy leaves PRC's far behind
* Catch you on the flip-flop side
* Finland: a portrait of the people and place
* Curse New World winemakers and their running dogs
Sports
* World Cup: Germans survive shootout thriller
* World Cup: Ukrainians go down swinging against Italy
* World Cup: Germany aims to erase bad memories
* World Cup: Italy's `mamma's boys' give as good as they get
* World Cup: Big clashes? No, just a jig
* Bears and Bulls kick-start second-half CPBL action
* West Indies make India rue decision to bat first
* Nalbandian, Blake leave way open for Federer
* World Cup: S Africa 2010: the next big challenge
* Schumacher unperturbed ahead of US Grand Prix
* `Alinghi' leaves `Luna Rossa' in its wake
* Sports Briefs
Business
* Wall Street given a boost by Fed hints
* Oil prices climb to US$74 as gas supply fears mount
* US dollar takes a tumble on likely pause in rate hikes
* Asian markets boosted by Fed hints, Wall Street gains
* Renault, Nissan eye GM stake
* Court upholds ruling against Morgan Stanley
* Severstal tie-up rejected by Arcelor shareholders in vote
* Russia removes currency controls in sign of stability
* France passes copyright law aimed at Apple's iTunes
* Business Briefs
Business Focus
* When bubbly falls foul of bling
* Travel with easyJet, where service includes job recruitment
* The algorithm that could save you air dollars
Features
* China's gray revolution
* An inspiration to us all
* The energy industry turns a shade of green
* Robert Baer likes to blow his own trumpet
* The bittersweet symphony of family life
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Is there a discount?
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