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Front Page
- * DOH adds warning label to Tamiflu
- * Thousands back saving Losheng Sanatorium
- * Wave of bombings kills at least 35 in Baghdad
- * No `core issues' in talks with Abbas: Israeli PM
Taiwan News
- * DPP bigwig says referendum needed
- * Su camp spokesman rubbishes opinion poll findings
- * DPP investigations are underway
- * Yu Shyi-kun's resolutions pledge gets mixed reaction
- * Ex-US official says PRC rise `inconvenient truth'
- * Drill simulates a surprise attack by Chinese on capital
- * Ma makes pledges on Chinese tourists, farmers' pensions
- * Bikers block RenAi Road in protest of regulations
- * Feature: Foreign `hostesses' gain popularity
- * Coast Guard divers bust black-market oil traders in south
- * Sandstorm in Inner Mongolia to affect nation's air quality
World News
- * Anti-terror strategy has small payoff
- * Marines used excessive force: probes
- * Beijing residents protest power-line construction
- * UN waits as N Korea celebrates
- * At least 37 die in southern Thailand flood
- * Indonesian air officials arrested for murder
- * Lawyer in Bhopal, India, claims to be the `Duke of France'
- * Anti-Putin rally ends in violence
- * UK fight against drugs a `failure'
- * Morocco on edge following series of suicide attacks
- * Nigeria waits for first results of election marred by irregularities, violent clashes
- * BBC hopes to put 1 million hours of shows on Internet
- * Wounded veterans decry health care
- * Artist accused of animal cruelty during exhibition
- * German video criticized for instructor's racial remarks
- * Ecuador votes on broad constitutional reform after crisis
- * Global warming could affect US security: report
- * World News Quick Take
Editorials
- * Editorial: Shareholders should take control
- * Taiwan needs a new `army of ants'
- * China searching for a new economic model
- * China needs reforms, not a property rights law
- * Iran versus Britain: Who blinked first?
- * An aging population threatens expansion
- * The peculiar death of European multiculturism
Sports
- * Kiwis cruise to win over S Africa
- * Princely Chang bloops Bulls past Lions
- * Giant Russian Valuev meets his match in Chagaev
- * Howard dominates as Magic eliminate Philadelphia
- * Red-hot Videoland Hunters chill down Taiwan Beer
- * Kenyan, Russian post victories in Tainan marathon
- * Wang looks sharp in extended spring training outing
- * Man Utd sink Watford to reach final
- * Philippines celebrates Pacquiao victory
- * Real suffer nightmare in Santander
- * Empoli's European hopes take a dent after goalless draw
- * Crusaders restore normal order with win against Otago
- * Jankovic defeats Venus Williams
- * Zabaleta upsets Blake to reach final
- * Hernandez gets tossed but Nationals beat Mets
- * Kelly hits hole-in-one to snatch lead at Heritage
- * Avery scores from center ice as New York beats Thrashers
- * Sports briefs
- * Taiwanese Sports
Business
- * Economist sees stronger exports, dollar
- * Analysis: String of probes leads to hope of transparency
- * Interview: From PR officer to MUJI president
- * Investors wary ahead of results season
World Business
- * Finance officials call for change at IMF
- * Designers turning to sportswear for market expansion
- * Nissan Motor could delay vehicle sales objective
- * Hu says IMF must not overstate influence of yuan
- * China begins sale of 2008 Olympic Games tickets
- * World Business Quick Take
Business Focus
- * Japanese ponder lifting casino ban
- * Romania's textile center imports workers from China
Features
- * China'smusicians journey to the West
- * PLANET POP
Bilingual Pages
- * Man feels sinkhole on way to bathroom, saves lives 男子上廁所，拯救了村民
- * Betel nut beauties may help in AIDS awareness campaign 檳榔西施幫忙防愛滋
- * Survival Chinese

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Monday, Apr 16, 2007,Page 2

I want to buy a used car.

我想買部二手車。

(wo2 xiang3 mai3 bu4 er4 shou3 che1)

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