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* US panel calls for arms sale approval
* Putin compares US shield plan to missile crisis
* FEMA apologizes for fake briefing on fires
* UN expert calls for five-year freeze on biofuel production
* Dalai Lama, prime minister of Canada to meet in Ottawa
Taiwan News
* Academic calls for island ties
* Guard's suicide prompts calls for scrutiny
* INTERVIEW: A rare look into security at the presidential residence
* Ma quotes French president on love of nation
* US interpretation of `one China' policy is flexible, Wu says
* KMT defends the legitimacy of its media outlets sale
* Immigrant spouses write and tell of life in Taiwan
* Liouduei Games feature modern, traditional sports
* FEATURE: Experts warn seniors against risky exercises
* Education program has helped 12 mini schools: foundation
* DOH to set up nutrition foundation
* Group of bandits arrested
* Mayor to build remote-control museum
* Homemakers group celebrates 20 years serving the public
* Taiwan Quick Take
World News
* Benazir Bhutto visits ancestral home
* China commits US$14bn to clean up lake
* Risky child stunts in China draw attention, criticism
* Hindus claim Indian official directed riot killings: magazine
* Mumbai bank aims to help sex workers out of poverty cycle
* Turkey says Iraq did 'too little, too late'
* Israel says power cuts will not cause crisis
* Tehran confident US won't attack
* Darfur peace talks to open despite limited turnout
* Did US overlook Syrian nukes?
* Shiite outrage could force al-Sadr's hand
* Auditors investigate Iraq War contracts
* Astronauts add room to international space station
* Modified grenades explode outside Mexican consulate
* California wildfires dying down, but hardships remain
* World News Quick Take
Editorials
* Editorial: The skeletons in the KMT's closet
* Missiles make PRC think twice about attack
* How to cause hunger
* Thailand and Myanmar: separated by more than just a river
* A monk's tale of protest and escape from Yangon
* Letters: Improving English acquisition
* Letters: Are students lazy?
* Letters: Political bias and objectivity
* Letters: Jettison the stolen goods
Sports
* 2007 TAIWAN SERIES CPBL: Bears rip into Lions to level series 3-3
* SOUTH AFRICA 2010 FIFA: Myanmar, China to play politically charged qualifier
* LFP: Ramos resigns from Sevilla to clear the way for Spurs move
* Davydenko fined for 'lack of best effort' against Cilic
* Pollock pummels Pakistani bowlers
* Pakistan recall 'bad boy' Akhtar for series in India
* Thousands brave rain to cheer 'Boks victory parade
* Grant admits Shevchenko struggling
* Student becomes second man to beat famous clock
* NHL: Luongo gives Canucks the edge
* France's Hallab eases through, will face Russell
* Sports Briefs
* Federer defeats Kiefer, to face Karlovic in semi-final
* Austrian men going for
* NFL: Redskins travel to Foxborough to face unbeaten Patriots
Business
* Countrywide shares soar despite loss
* Apple's Leopard OS X update hits stores worldwide
* Reports Merrill Lynch may dump CEO fuel rumor mill
* Yahoo stock climbs ahead of Alibaba IPO
* Peking duck restaurant hopes to raise US$50 million
* Strike leaves irate airline passengers stranded in France
* US-Iran tensions drive oil to new highs
* Sony and China Mobile set pace in Asian trading
* Dollar skids to record lows
* Singapore dollar, ringgit advance to decade highs
* European markets surge as oil, mining stocks rise
* Wall Street snaps back on hopes of relaxed Fed policy
Business Focus
* Planning a root canal? Watch the movie first
* It may be Oscar worthy, but will it fill theaters?
* Teachers left jobless as Nova folds
Features
* Last chance
* Young and rebellious at 40
* Animamix: fusion art
* [BOOK REVIEW]: Channeling Irvine Welsh in Chungli
* [BOOK REVIEW] Memoirs of a ghost, by a ghost
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Survival Chinese
Sunday, Oct 28, 2007,Page 2
Cross over the footbridge.
請走人行天橋。
(qing2 zou3 ren2 xing2 tian1 qiao2)
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