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Front Page
- * APEC ends with vow to revive Doha trade talks
- * Extra statement focuses on North Korea
- * Taiwan blanks Japan for bronze medal finish
- * Four bombings kill at least 33 in Iraq, wound scores
- * Tensions remain high in Guangdong village land-protest
- * G20 meeting ends in Melbourne with slam at N Korea, vow to fight terrorism
Taiwan News
- * Legislators point finger at Ma's staff
- * KMT lawmakers ask DPP officials to donate their special funds to charity
- * Analysis: Poor oversight led to `state affairs fund' controversy
- * Fund scandals illustrate need for reform, expert says
- * Commentators say Ma fund prosecutor could be `biased'
- * Taipei prosecutors may arrest Koo Jr. if he fails to show
- * Shaw remains in critical condition, mayor stable
- * Unrecyclable plastic ban could face delay
- * Kaohsiung hopefuls debate
- * Center helps lost elderly find their way back home
- * Fake blood-pressure drug investigation expands
World News
- * Tongan airport to reopen, fears ease
- * Pitcairn rapists start serving terms in DIY jail
- * Okinawans hit polls for governorship, US bases
- * Indonesia anti-Bush protests intensify
- * US, China hold joint exercise
- * Officials defend transplant program
- * Britain, Pakistan to work closer on terrorism
- * At least 35 people killed in weekend Sri Lanka battles
- * UN says army terrorizing Darfur
- * Human shield stops Israeli air raid
- * Putin critic and ex-agent poisoned during meeting
- * Dutch opposition party condemns plan to ban burqas
- * Former leader of security services in Chechnya found dead on Moscow street
- * New Yorkers turn to private eyes for help with romance
- * Gonzales attacks critics of spy program
- * Erotic sculpture park is focus of spending row
- * Report condemns former presidents for atrocities
- * US military trial developments mystify academics
- * Annan talks Lebanon with Assad, Ahmadineja
- * World News Quick Take
Editorials
- * Editorial: Friedman's straightforward legacy
- * The legality of the state affairs fund
- * Questions linger over Shenao plant
- * Chan lifts hopes for WHO role for Taiwan
- * What monetary policy does China need?
- * Asia requires more naval cooperation
- * The unfounded claims of climate alarmists will not help Africans
Sports
- * Federer demolishes James Blake
- * Lara wins in Hong Kong
- * Arenas stars as Wizards cast a spell on Cavaliers
- * Britain's Mike Conway wins Macau Grand Prix
- * Rooney brace earns Man U win
- * Late goal earns Cagliari 1-0 win against Palermo
- * Schalke 04 move top as Stuttgart stumble
- * Real Madrid fans remember Puskas
- * Lyon increase lead to 12 points at top of French league
- * All Blacks beat spirited Tricolors
- * Italy coach tips Argentina for next year's World Cup
- * Wales' Thomas may miss Test against New Zealand
- * Injury problems continue for Scotland
- * Steyn's emergence a consolation for beaten Springboks
- * Sports Briefs
Business
- * Macquarie applauds bank liberalization
- * Analysis: Analysts suggest APEC is becoming less important
- * Chinese reforms to give foreign banks domestic access
- * WTO delegation willing to help talks
World Business
- * Russia, US sign trade deal at APEC
- * Gaming fans line up for Nintendo Wii launch
- * Analysis: Telecom deal may hurt HK reputation: analysts
- * Demand for Aussie telecommunications company shares up
- * New Airbus A380 lands in Japan during test run
- * World Business Quick Take
Business Focus
- * Feature: 101 new year's sponsor war is on
- * US newspapers losing ground to new media
Features
- * Marching to a different beat
- * Planet Pop
Bilingual Pages
- * Carnival in Switzerland 瑞士嘉年華
- * Some pink may calm you down 粉紅色讓人平靜
- * Survival Chinese

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Monday, Nov 20, 2006,Page 2

I need to polish my shoes.

我的皮鞋得擦一擦了。
(wo3 de5 pi2 xie2 dei3 ca1 yi5 ca1 le5)

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