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* Arms balance tilting in PRC's favor: US
* Bunny lovers put off by COA's rabbit recipes
* Israel keeps up Hamas attacks
* US, EU condemn Myanmar junta for Suu Kyi decision
* US military raids Sadr City, captures terrorist suspect
Taiwan News
* Local chiefs crucial to poll win: KMT
* KMT's `Taiwan' change sparks controversy
* Political parties shrug off call to publicize finances
* DPP to formally approve Hsieh nomination
* KMT ignoring plight of supporters in China: DPP
* President expresses support for world environmental body and cooperation
* COA bans fishing for whale sharks
* CLA changes rules for foreign worker quotas
* Railway station restrooms draw ire
* MAC pans PRC aggression
* Local drivers pass high speed rail exams
* Kaohsiung County police looking for signs of foul play
* Taiwanese becomes first Asian female to graduate West Point
* Girl competes in contest to buy grandma wheelchair
* Taiwan Quick Take
World News
* Blasts mar Philippine elections
* HK printer drops Tiananmen book
* Roadside explosion kills two soldiers in Pakistan
* N Korea may be readying for additional missile test
* Irish PM marches toward re-election
* US should help more with rebels: Turkish official
* Moscow, London clash over location of trial
* Nigerian gunmen kidnap nine foreign oil workers amid upsurge in violence
* Polonium killing contaminated 140 people: watchdog
* Bush urges a fight for freedom
* Guantanamo inmate now fears transfer to Jordan
* Brazilian prosecutor seeks charges for US Legacy jet pilots
* US prosecutor asks for Libby jail term of up to three years
* Venezuelan court seizes RCTV's equipment for state
* World News Quick Take
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* Sunday Analysis: What Taiwan means to the US
* Latest WHO bid created true debate on Taiwan
* The museum that turns science upside down
* Madison Avenue tries new strategies to keep viewers tuned in
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Sports
* Australia pip Wales with last gasp try
* Yang and Sanders lead Hunters to victory
* Ian Botham to be knighted, English newspaper reports
* Vaughan returns with a century
* Wang, Guo defend their World Table Tennis title
* Owen plays 90 minutes, Beckham recalled
* Houllier announces he will leave Lyon at end of season
* Bangladesh batsmen crumble in reply to India's 610-3
* Former paceman Srinath urges quicks to bowl more often
* Tour de France winner admits doping
* Indians prove too good for Detroit
* Lions roar as La New Bears suffer 3-0 shutout
* Castroneves stays grounded ahead of Indianapolis 500
* Rezai beats Sharapova to continue remarkable run
* Sports Briefs
Business
* Supply concerns drive up oil prices
* Asian stocks consolidate amid caution over China
* Wall Street pulls back from its run toward new highs
* European shares mixed as investors focus on OMX deal
* Dollar weakens as US home sales drop
* NYSE, NASDAQ plan offices in China
* Firms struggle in wake of Indonesian quake
* US objects to declaration on climate change: report
* China tells students to stay away from stock market
* US Trade agency delays Qualcomm ruling until June 7
* US sons earning less than their fathers
* Business Briefs
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* Karakuls burst upon the fashion world
* Hawaii company taps deep ocean for new business
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* Austronesian adventurerevives Aboriginal traditions
* Back in the day
* The challengedovercomethe challenge
* Not-in-my-backyard attitude reveals hypocrisy of the rich
* Paul Chiasson: Charlatan or discoverer of extraordinary history?
* New York Times Bestsellers (hardcover)
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* Record payout for bullied pupil 學童飽受校園霸凌 賠償金破紀錄
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