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Front Page
- * DPP passes `normal country' resolution
- * Special envoy to Myanmar meets junta, opposition
- * Negotiators agree to draft plan for N Korea
- * Pakistani journalists condemn beatings on day of protests
- * Teenaged girl arrested at airport for smuggling heroin
- * Japan extends economic sanctions against N Korea
Taiwan News
- * Legislate special funds: Wang Jin-pyng
- * Winston Wang mulls candidacy, report says
- * No `fools' allowed in Wisdom Party
- * US report predicts F-16 sale delay
- * China's Wen vows to keep pushing for unification
- * Ma reiterates vow to open cross-strait transport if elected
- * Pingtung tech park plans home for vaccine industry
- * FEATURE: Zhuzihu basin holds rich history
- * Rally held to show opposition to paid scooter parking plan
- * Gangland murder has police ready for revenge killings
- * Taiwan Quick Take
World News
- * Two detained as Maldives probes bombing attack
- * Tropical storm Lekima kills nine in the Philippines
- * Wealthy Bangladeshi, family get jail
- * Taliban reject Karzai's offer of talks
- * Okinawans protest textbook change
- * Bangladesh court grants bail to ex-PM Khaleda Zia
- * Iraq says Iran `punishing' Kurds
- * Sunni fundamentalists feeling the heat: experts
- * Ruling party set for dismal showing in Ukranian elections
- * FEATURE: Plans to exhibit Kenyan fossils in US spark debate
- * Egypt unexpectedly allows Palestinians to head home
- * Attack in Darfur on AU troops kills 10, leaves 50 missing
- * Michael Mullen to chair Joint Chiefs
- * Clinton hosts celebrity discussion
- * Floods drive thousands from their homes in Mexico
- * Pre-election polls in Ecuador reveal presidential support
- * World News Quick Take
Editorials
- * Editorial: Get ready for housing market to slow
- * US must improve bilateral relations
- * Creating a better education system
- * Movement loses its grassroots connection
- * The price of saving a tree
- * Asia has deja vu as corruption leaves its mark
- * Iraq's Kurdish region trying to restore economy
Sports
- * Germany triumph in World Cup final
- * Solo dropped as US beat Norway to claim third spot
- * Van Persie header clinches win at West Ham
- * Hamilton wins in Japan to move to brink of title
- * Venus beats Kirilenko to win Korea Open in Seoul
- * US team builds massive lead in Presidents Cup
- * Haile Gebrselassie breaks world record at Berlin Marathon
- * Mix-n-match Australia maintain unbeaten run
- * Paterson kicks Scots into the quarters
- * Fabulous Fiji send Wales crashing out
- * Inter Milan snatch sole possession of Italian league lead
- * Henry nails first La Liga hat-trick
- * Bayern move four points clear atop the Bundesliga
- * Maine stars as Mets win at last
- * Kings beat Ducks in season opener
- * Fans greet Valuev win with chorus of jeers
- * CPBL: Chinatrust Whales rally to beat Lions in Sinjhuang thriller
- * Pavlik picks himself up to snatch world middleweight title
- * Sports Briefs
Business
- * Gigastorage, Philips sign agreement
- * FEATURE: Leisure farms attract more foreign tourists
- * China Motor president to step down early next week
- * Hong Kong man wins huge payout from developers
- * Gold bars in England showing their age
World Business
- * Nigerian oil output falls by a quarter
- * Euro's rise sparks gloom, applause
- * Oil firms provide income behind Myanmar's regime
- * Formerly communist EU states face labor shortages
- * India remains top nation for outsourcing: report
- * World Business Quick Take
Business Focus
- * Koreas challenged by `prosperity gap'
- * International cellphone money transfers on the rise
Features
- * The dance floor on the water
- * Planet Pop
Bilingual Pages
- * Pygmy goats now recognized as pets 侏儒山羊現已被認定寵物
- * Dads told not to walk their daughters down the aisle 爸爸別陪女兒走紅毯
- * Survival Chinese

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Monday, Oct 01, 2007,Page 2

I have a bad cold.

我得了重感冒。

(wo3 de2 le5 zhong4 gan3 mao4)

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