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* `Other opinions' rule economic summit
* Officials deny imminent health premium hikes
* Israel calls up reserves as UN pulls observers
* Death sentence proposed in train derailment case
* North Korea left out as ASEAN members meet about security
Taiwan News
* Ma accused of pocketing funds
* Conference stresses need for clean government
* Government upbeat, industries disappointed at results
* DPP spokesman criticizes Ma over 'double standards'
* US official confirms that Taipei requested fighters
* Sex store condoms perform limply in safety inspections
* Japan remains far and away the top source of tourists
* Taiwan rocked by 6.1 temblor, no casualties reported
* Ilan County has nation's highest smoking rate: poll
* Taiwan to hold September summit with Pacific allies
* Taiwan Quick Take: WSN installed in housing
* Taiwan Quick Take: Couple charged in Australia
* Taiwan Quick Take: Chao's trial starts
* Taiwan Quick Take: PR firm hired to push FTA
World News
* Jakarta burdened by donated drugs
* Report deplores high family abuse rate in NZ
* Kiwi troops' DNA affected by Agent Orange: study
* Son-in-law of Malaysian PM leads anti-US protest
* Condoleezza Rice calls for Aun San Suu Kyi's release
* Thousands of villagers flee Indonesian volcano
* Veteran Malaysian politician assaulted with pepper spray
* Indian police arrest two brothers over deadly train blasts
* Trio of explosions claim three lives across China
* Canny drivers save money with dead chicken stratagem
* UN council `shocked' by Israeli strike
* Israel renews attacks on Hezbollah in south Lebanon
* Blair travels to Washington to discuss Lebanon crisis
* Hot European weather still taking a toll
* Young UK chess champion dies in the Czech Republic
* Israeli troops pull out of north Gaza after bloody raids
* California's deadly heat wave continues
* Vaccine to reduce tobacco addiction now being tested
* US extends tours for some units in Iraq
* China upset about Dalai Lama honor in Canada
* Jailed murderer in the US tells police he killed 48 people
* World News Quick Take
Editorials
* Editorial: Mainlanders, have no fear
* Johnny Neihu's NewsWatch: Where is my check, you ghouls?
* DPP should face up to broad drop in wages
* Shiver me timbers, pirates are a real threat
* Zidane on Materazzi, now a jockey on a horse: where will it end?
* Letter: KMT charges hypocritical
* Letter: Exercise a success
Sports
* Tour champ Landis pleads his innocence
* Cycling boss to crusade against doping
* Soriano homers again in Nationals' win
* Europe no Ryder Cup underdogs
* North Korean trio banned for brawl
* Le Guen wants to make his mark
* Wallabies and All Blacks ready to let the rugby talk
* NFL's Tennessee Titans sign Texas star Vince Young
* Sports Briefs
Business
* Nickelodeon coming to Taiwan
* Economic conference generates much disillusion
* UMC announces ProMOS investment
* Chunghwa Picture Tubes to appeal US patent verdict
* Ma launches new Taipei shopping extravaganza
* Chang Hwa reprimands senior bank executives
* Chinese chipmaker posts profit
* Hopes for cross-strait liberalization push shares higher
* Business Briefs
World Business
* Stop `blame game,' urges WTO chief Pascal Lamy
* Intel unveils `revolutionary' chips
* PRC launches crackdown on unauthorized investors
* Airbus hitches lead EADS to lower earnings forecast
* World Business Quick Take
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* Putting your wet food forward
* At 60, Vespa still packsa mighty sting
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* The Adventures of Kathleen the Great and Mark the Meek
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* Globe trotting: Bahrain 世界走透透 - 巴林
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Survival Chinese
Saturday, Jul 29, 2006,Page 2
You look very well today.
你今天氣色很好。
(ni3 jin1 tian1 qi4 se4 hen2 hao3)
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