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Front Page
- * Lee says name changes threaten peace
- * Famous puppet master Huang Hai-tai dies
- * Poultry theme popular with nuclear delegates
- * Putin says US aggression feeds nuclear ambitions
- * US officials reveal evidence of Iranian involvement in Iraq
Taiwan News
- * Ma discounts pairing with Wang
- * Chen to help select DPP presidential candidates
- * Analysis: Name changes reflect increasing 'Taiwan identity'
- * Groups to establish civic awareness organization
- * Former air force official found guilty of corruption
- * Cancer patient pours liquor down nose tube
- * Taipei festival celebrates traditional lanterns
- * Man wins divorce from wife 'too shy' to sleep with him
- * Miaoli police's `good luck' beagle returned to owner
- * Taiwan Quick Take
World News
- * Critics pan Hu's Africa offensive
- * Campaign begins in Beijing to eradicate undesirable manners
- * Tsang slammed for lack of Hong Kong democracy policy
- * Pyongyang demands energy aid
- * Turkmenistan holds national polls
- * Malaysian PM to discuss violence during Thailand trip
- * Jakarta's hospitals grappling with diarrhea epidemic
- * Indian tribal leaders pay cash incentives for babies
- * Palestinians hope for EU, US approval
- * Albanians protest UN Kosovo plan
- * Mortar attacks in Somalia kill five, wound 10
- * Mass grave found with bodies of 30 Russian women
- * Portugal heads to polls for abortion law referendum
- * Congress ready to end Iraq War
- * Mexican leader determined to end drug wars
- * Shy Englishman becomes sex god of New York City
- * Obama starts on long campaign trail for the presidency
- * Wave of US heists puts new breed of bandits in spotlight
- * World News Quick Take
Editorials
- * Editorial: Diligence needed, not restrictions
- * Taiwan is a democratic, independent nation now
- * President Bush makes a turnaround on the environment
- * The climate on climate change
- * A recent report raises a red flag to US foreign policymakers
- * Letters: Chiang's place in history
- * Letter: Controlling the debate
- * Letter: Taiwan needs a Hollywood
Sports
- * England win series to confound critics
- * Sri Lanka edge out India in thrilling finish
- * Azio Eagles flying high after first win of the season
- * Hedblom claims first tour victory in almost 11 years
- * Thais fight back to defeat Taiwan in Davis Cup tie
- * Ferguson wants all eyes on prize
- * Schalke have title iin sight
- * Beckham scores in rare appearance for Madrid
- * Coach Ashton admits England have work to do
- * Bulls win Pretoria clash with Erasmus' Cheetahs
- * Davis Cup big guns battle for survival
- * Jussi Jokinen helps Stars beat Ducks 1-0
- * Rasheed Wallace helps Pistons to sixth straight victory
- * Mickelson shares the lead at Pebble Beach tournament
- * Mosley overpowers Luis Collazo to earn unanimous decision
Business
- * Extra cash for New Year lotto draws
- * Lite-On Group seeks 20 percent revenue growth
- * Broker sees home surplus
- * FSC warns of online `phishing' scams
World Business
- * NASDAQ bid for control of LSE fails
- * Mobile industry abuzz with talk of convergence
- * Tiger Airways ready to enter Australian skies
- * Malaysia's AirAsia covets Singapore-Kuala Lumpur route
- * Telstra seeks entry into Chinese market
- * World Business Quick Take
Business Focus
- * Analysis: New company set to impact markets
- * Analysis: G7 warns investors on dangers of using `carry trades'
Features
- * Rap's comfort zone
- * Planet Pop
Bilingual Pages
- * China not backing down from coal power 中國不改燃煤發電
- * New measure to bring attention to same-sex marriage 新提案喚醒對同志婚姻的注意
- * Survival Chinese

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Monday, Feb 12, 2007,Page 2

How many days off do we have during Lunar New Year?

我們過年可以休幾天？

(wo3 men5 guo4 nian2 ke2 yi3 xiu1 ji3 tian1)

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