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* Hau Lung-bin, Chen Chu take office
* Region celebrates Christmas season
* Iraqi government pans US arrests
* Ethiopian jets bomb Somali airports in attack on Islamists
* Avert your gaze: China's weather is now top secret
Taiwan News
* DPP to lay off some staffers next year
* Premier gives high-speed rail system an `A'
* MOTC still unhappy with high-speed rail price scheme
* BOHSR chief bets his life amid pan-blue `boycott'
* KMT wins city councils' leadership
* Presidential Office ordered to present `diplomacy' files
* No consensus reached on Referendum Law changes
* Feature: Ma Ying-jeou: how did he do in office?
* EPA, Suao fishermen seek compensation for oil spill
* Two university professors accused of sexual assault
* CLA to crack down on violations of construction rules
* Commentator says DPP should not reject Constitution
* Reporters Without Borders wins Asia Democracy and Human Rights award
* Taiwan Quick Take
World News
* Pyongyang rejects New York for talks
* Japan looked into having own nukes, report claims
* `Great halo' seen above Pyongyang
* Red Cross escorts crew members of Jordanian vessel
* Eleventh hour Christmas executions meet strong Christian condemnation
* Pope pleads for children
* Archbishop talks on dire Middle East
* Hundreds attend activist's funeral
* Poland questions border treaty with Germany
* UK forces destroy police station
* Company working on `virtual meals'
* Inquiry faults FBI Oklahoma City probe
* Homeless problem lingers in Venezuela despite Chavez plan
* `Godfather of Soul' James Brown dies at the age of 73
* World News Quick Take
Editorials
* Editorial: High speed and professionalism
* Politicians hurting private schools
* Who gains from the 'status quo'?
* On the right to informed knowledge in Taiwan
* A new era for Islamic science?
* Russia has an image problem, and it's growing
Sports
* New England Patriots clinch AFC East
* Brennan breaks college TD pass record
* Dwyane Wade knows it's the season for giving
* Scottish rugby great Tremayne Rodd dies in Edinburgh
* No peace for Premier League players
* Ajax lose away to Vitesse
* Australia hope to keep the celebrations going
* Official says Akhtar and Asif are not in the clear
* The year Asian golf came of age
* Dakar rally route revised
* Hard-hitting Cotto aiming to be one of boxing's greats
* Draft-horse racing in danger of dying out in Japan
* Sports Briefs
Business
* Central bank softens on yuan
* Shares of THSRC stage recovery
* Prospects improve for Elitegroup after Uniwill acquisition
* No Thailand-style currency controls for Taiwan: Perng
* Cathay United set to fall into the red
* BenQ dumps all shares in Airoha in latest cash-raiser
* Business leader calls for an easing of investment caps
* China to remain `prudent'
* Business Quick Take
World Business
* Nikko president and chairman resign
* Thai ministry of finance fires five revenue officials
* Bank of Japan governor predicts more growth
* Indian government concerned about flight of engineers
* Sharp to double output of large-sized LCD screens
* Turkey to give up share of giant gas field to Georgia
* World Business Quick Take
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* My heart goes out to you 心有戚戚焉
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Survival Chinese
Tuesday, Dec 26, 2006,Page 2
It's now lunch break.
現在是午休時間。
(xian4 zai4 shi4 wu3 xiu1 shi2 jian1)
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