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* US adds US$10.6bn to Afghan aid
* Black teens found guilty of Halloween hate crimes in LA
* Four US soldiers killed after brazen kidnapping
* Bulgarian nurses will not be executed: Qaddafi's son
* Two dead as Fatah, Hamas gunbattles rage on in Gaza City
Taiwan News
* Bullets cost me votes: president
* Newsmaker: Tu's career riddled with slips of the tongue, say critics
* Group unveils draft constitution
* Sinking of ferry in 1949 a tragedyfor `all Taiwanese'
* Alliance urges Chen to use `Taiwan' in application for UN
* TRA opens New Year ticket sales
* Contaminated rice to be pulled off shelves
* `Green buses' ply Kaohsiung streets
* Residents resist Taipower plans for new substations
* Taiwan Society Hakka inaugurated in Taipei to promote solidarity in Taiwan
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World News
* N Korea says West misleading public
* CCTV bans pig ads to avoid offending Muslim minorities
* Navy sinks Tiger vessels in Colombo
* Cop to be charged over Aboriginal death
* Indonesian jetliner black boxes might not be salvaged
* Malaysian ruling party encourages voter participation
* Temples discovered at Olympics construction site
* Irish extremist jailed for 28 years
* French presidential candidate falls for phone prank
* UK editor resigns after reporter jailed in royal phone scam
* George Best's will leaves everything to one of his sisters
* A dilapidated testament to a once-thriving community
* Canada apologizes for `ordeal'
* Hunt for former Colombian defense minister begins
* Trinidad shuts down 95 percent of the country's economy to denounce crime
* Yoko Ono's former chauffeur denies extortion charges
* World News Quick Take
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* Editorial: Child abuse draft law falls short
* A need for more broadcast reform
* Beyond a binary view of politics
* Government money could cut doctors some slack
* EU emissions play goes up in smoke
* France and Italy are lagging behind Germany's robust economy and should follow its lead in reforms to catch up
* The civilian death toll in Iraq war proves a nebulous statistic
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* Sharapova proves no match for Serena
* Dinos down Dacin Tigers 94-93
* Bryans claim fifth Grand Slam doubles title
* Banned sprinter Thanou set to make a comeback
* Pakistan fight back after terrible start
* Rookie Snedeker enjoying the `Woods effect'
* UEFA rejects Gibraltar
* Alexander Frei double sinks lethargic Bayern
* Jamison stars as Wizards beat Pistons
* NFL going all out to win over Hispanics
* Fritsche scores winner as Blue Jackets blunt Sabres
* The Golden State Warriors' Stephen Jackson facing jail
* Weaver and Seattle Mariners close to contract agreement
* Sports Briefs
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* OPEC cuts, US weather boost oil prices
* Cautious NYSE fears Fed's next day of judgment
* Asian stock prices drop as hopes for US rate cut fade
* Profit-taking, weak earnings drag down markets in Europe
* Positive economic reports boost US dollar against rivals
* Davos talks focus on reanimating Doha
* Mitsubishi UFJ facing loan curbs over mob link: paper
* Citibank to open Japan's first foreign holding firm
* NASDAQ won't raise LSE offer before deadline
* Number of jobseekers up 34.5%, says 104 Job Bank
* Hitachi Ltd to pay US$400,000 for use of famous tree
* Google combines online books with map software
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* Vista improves on security, reliability, usability
* The US embargo turned Cuba into a Harley museum
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Sunday, Jan 28, 2007,Page 2
Which channel is ESPN?
ESPN 在哪一台？
(ESPN zai4 na3 yi4 tai2)
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