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* Thousands crowd Taipei streets in support of Chen
* NATO death tolls raise skepticism in Afghanistan
* Iraq plans Baghdad `trench'
* Red-green skirmishes mar pro-Chen demonstration
* US report upholds China's `poor' rating on religious freedoms
Taiwan News
* Shih declares government `brain-dead'
* `Siege' generates record amount of garbage
* President calls on public to value hard earned democracy
* KMT announces referendum plans
* Small links trips increase by 13.8% from last year
* Flea market underscores importance of recycling
* Police hunt three linked to Taipei `baby trader'
* Sheltered shop facing closure
* Local policeman in Hualien is on the case to help needy kids get an education
* `Patient safety' is still not widely understood: survey
* Taiwan Quick Take: Florists cancel trip
* Taiwan Quick Take: Yen to remain in detention
* Taiwan Quick Take: CWB lifts sea warning
* Taiwan Quick Take: Quake jolts eastern Taiwan
World News
* More anti-Thaksin rallies ahead
* Myanmar threat to international security: US
* Police clashes with militants in Indian Kashmir kill three
* Singapore blocks opposition protest
* Feature: Khmer Rouge historian finds a kind of peace
* Pakistan says Pope hurt Muslims
* Afghan opium lords to face justice soon, says US drug official
* Japanese police raid Aum cult's offices
* Pope says he `regrets' Islam comments
* Neo-Nazis poised to win seats in German elections
* Putin in call for tighter banking controls
* UK al-Qaeda terror suspect `joked' of bombing parliament
* `Long live our democracy,' Fox says
* Bolivia's Soliz steps down
* Bush digs in after Republican anti-terror law rebellion
* Marine believed to have staged own disappearance
* World News Quick Take
Editorials
* Editorial: Shih's strike is a bridge too far
* Political inertia will rule the day
* Remember the basic values of democracy
* Gas-rich Russia expects more than stability
* New GPS technology could potentially create an Orwellian world
Sports
* Taiwan thunders past HK and China to reach semis
* Asashoryu in four-way tie for lead
* Warne says his comments were taken out of context
* Kuznetsova sweats to keep perfect 12-0
* Dippenaar guides Proteas to victory
* Lin's heroics power Cobras past Bulls
* Nicky Hayden takes Aussie MotoGP pole
* Police hunt second suspect in college football stabbing
* Martinez falters in return from stint on disabled list
* FIFA bigwig probed over ticket scam
* UEFA lifts ban on games in Israel
* Arsenal fear becoming United's latest victims
* It's early days yet for Liverpool, says manager Benitez
* Glenn Roeder returns to a very different West Ham
* Sports Briefs
Business
* Oil prices dip on lower OPEC forecast
* Greenback ends mixed week in cautious trading
* Asian bourses close mixed on Friday in sluggish trade
* US stocks rally as investors bet on no change in Fed rates
* G7 calls for more flexible yuan
* Analysts warn on shrinking Ford market share
* Chairman of Italian telecom firm quits amid controversy
* Reported Chinese exports top those of US for first time
* Natural foods store linked to tainted US spinach scare
* Business Briefs
Business Focus
* Calming the not-so-friendly skies
* Robin Li's vision powers Baidu's Internet search dominance
* Companies from India embark on big buying spree
Features
* Dem bones, dem bones
* 'Is it cos I is black?'
* Neanderthals: Not so far removed
* Deadly hatred in the land of tolerance
* Reds under the beds in Afghanistan and Iraq
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* The amazing talking elephant 大象說話 令人驚奇
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Sunday, Sep 17, 2006,Page 2
This skirt is too big.
這條裙子太大了。
(zhe4 tiao2 qun2 zi5 tai4 da4 le5)
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