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Front Page
- * 7.9 magnitude earthquake rocks Peru
- * Prosecutor Hou Kuan-jen demands apology from Ma
- * Weather bureau issues alert for Typhoon Sepat
- * Rescuers scour wreckage of Iraqi truck bombings
- * Taxi driver arrested for murder of Chinese woman
- * Tehran dismisses US sanctions plan as `propaganda'
Taiwan News
- * Pan-blues slam council's ruling
- * Hsieh welcomes Yeh into campaign
- * Fifteen allies support Taiwan with motion at UN
- * Ad promotes nation's UN application
- * MAC head assures China investors of stable PRC policies
- * Expatriates protest at LA residence of Wang You-theng
- * Minister Tu slams local journalists
- * One quarter of daycare centers pass CPC check
- * US-Taiwan FTA overdue: report
- * Farmers stage fuel price protest
- * Students see porn younger, poll says
- * Potential nuclear waste sites to be revealed in list
- * Labor departments told to crack down on illegal teachers
- * Taichung's Hu pitches for b aseball championship
- * Taiwan Quick Take
World News
- * UK committing more money to Kabul
- * SCO leaders hail group's growing political might
- * Pakistan says suicide attacks blocked
- * Bhutto urges Pakistani president to fulfill promises
- * Italian crime feud extends into Germany
- * Georgian officials say experts confirm Russia jet incursion
- * Danish minister apologizes to Irish over Viking raids
- * Chavez outlines proposal to overhaul Constitution
- * US Army suicide rate highest in 26 years
- * Ripped glove ends spacewalk early
- * Blogger gets hot and bothered over NASA data error
- * Death toll from attack on Yazidi sect climbs to 400
- * World News Quick Take
Editorials
- * Editorial: Independent judiciary still a dream
- * Taiwan's statehood is undeniable
- * Inequality rules when allocating tax funds
- * The changing face of energy security
- * US public schools looking to learn from UK example
- * Letters: Parking certificates needed
- * Letters: Olympics will end illusions
Sports
- * Voronin seals Liverpool victory
- * Taiwan Sports Wrap
- * Bishan Bedi scoffs at Muralitharan's claim
- * CPBL: Whales trip up Bulls to avenge loss
- * University Games dope claim denied
- * Tejada leads Orioles past Yankees
- * Susilo eliminates another Chinese star
- * Former referee in NBA match-fixing probe admits guilt
- * Chelsea bounce back to beat Reading
- * Beckham scores on night of firsts
- * Ivanovic slumps to shock defeat in Toronto
- * Federer cruises past Benneteau to reach third round
- * Springboks romp to convincing victory against Namibians
- * Taiwanse Sports
- * Sports Briefs
Business
- * Credit concerns pummel index anew
- * Citigroup advises switch to Asia's large-cap stocks
- * No estimates yet on extent of battery recall: Nokia
- * Citibank gets green light to set up commercial bank
- * Business as usual: Inventec Appliances
- * Group issues warning on contaminated baby bibs
- * Shih looking forward to APEC trip
- * Construction of new homes in US falls, housing slump bites
- * Business Briefs
World Business
- * Asian markets fall to lowest in months
- * KKR, RAMS reel from impact of US loan woes
- * Google to offer Sun's office software to fight Microsoft
- * US not heading into a recession, says treasury secretary
- * BMW's redesigned model scores low in crash tests
- * World Buisness Quick Take
Features
- * Hydro-powered fun
- * Cheer up with Chen
- * POP STOP
- * The vinyl word
- * Laugh out loud in two languages
- * Ugly Americans, young, attractive and in torment
- * Two children listen to the future in the latest planet-in-peril film
- * Gnarly! Birds on boards
- * Lust and lives lost: 'Blood Brothers'
- * 'Another Gay Movie' skewers the status quo
- * Reel News
- * Restaurants: Lugar Home Bread Bar
- * Restaurants: Da Ya Chi Canteen (打牙祭)
- * EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Bilingual Pages
- * Snail frenzy 饕客大享蝸牛餐
- * 1.3 million vehicles are off Beijing streets 北京街頭上百萬車輛「消跡」
- * Survival Chinese
Supplement
- * China Airlines releases special online promotions
- * Pentastar returns as New Chrysler's symbol
- * Far Eastern Plaza Hotel receives two great honors
- * Regent Taipei presents innovative MacaMoon
- * Lover's Day celebration at Naruwan Taitung

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Friday, Aug 17, 2007,Page 2

Are you going to go out for a Valentine's Day dinner?

你想去吃情人節大餐嗎？

(ni2 xiang3 qu4 chi1 qing2 ren2 jie2 da4 can1 ma5)

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