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Front Page
- * Government opts to freeze fuel prices
- * US revises references to Taiwan after complaint
- * Gates assures Hu Jintao US opposes independence
- * US envoy urges Pakistan to set election schedule
- * More than 3,000 new HIV cases a month in China
- * Government opts to freeze fuel prices
- * Gates assures Hu Jintao US opposes independence
Taiwan News
- * Chen won't relax China investment cap
- * Legislators allow convicted felons to run in polls
- * TSU revokes January candidacies of two lawmakers
- * President-elect vows to maintain Guatemala's ties
- * Study claims Taiwanese `postpone' adult behavior
- * DPP lawmakers criticize Taipei City over new market
- * National Taiwan Democracy Hall made historic site
- * Boy suffers lung collapse
- * EPA seals historic settlement after `Samho' collision
- * Chen won't relax China investment cap
- * Taiwan Quick Take
World News
- * Murders in Kenya linked to policemen
- * N Korean disabling under way
- * Junta summons foreign diplomats
- * Police in Europe nab 92 pedophile suspects
- * Top Mafia leader arrested
- * Doctors to amputate girl's extra limbs
- * South African president still an `AIDS dissident'
- * Workers rush to build dams around volcano on Java
- * Turkish PM reassured by US position
- * UN statement on Afghanistan calls for end to violence
- * Seventeen seized in Europe-wide anti-terror sweep
- * Russia offers to sell `Soyuz' to Malaysia
- * Former defense minister attacks Chavez's reforms
- * Landslide buries hamlet in Mexico
- * Head of Tijuana cartel sentenced to life without parole
- * Presidential Medal of Freedom given to Cuban dissident
- * Moderate temblor shakes central Mexico
- * World News Quick Take
Editorials
- * Editorial: High princes require new apporach
- * This is not just a crunch it's a crisis
- * Ma's ploy shows lack to leadership
- * Fondly remembring good old 1997
- * Now is the time to nip the Iran issue in the bud
- * Bhutto may regret her gamble on Musharraf
- * South Korea election is all about unification
Sports
- * Efficient surges to Melbourne Cup win
- * Ireland helps Blues beat Black Cats 1-0
- * Wang wants to remain with the Yankees `forever'
- * AC Milan's Swedish soccer legend Nils Liedholm dies at 85
- * United, Arsenal eye early ticket to last 16
- * Baseball World Cup opening game postponed
- * Media threaten to boycott Australia-Sri Lanka Test
- * Ferguson laments `soft' treatment of young stars
- * Interpol hails crackdown on Asian gambling
- * Haas urges peers to name names in match-fixing claims
- * NHL:Hurricanes blow away Capitals
- * NFL:Roethlisberger leads Steelers victory
- * NBA:Mavericks beat Rockets, Terry scores 31
- * Beijing Olympics cancels first-come, first-served tickets
- * Kashechkin appeal could change face of sports drug tests
- * Sport Briefs
Business
- * Alibaba makes big debut
- * TAIEX falls on US subprime fears
- * Singapore leading the global pack in logistics for trade
- * HTC joins Google's wireless platform
- * Survey points to growing problem in retaining staff
- * Gintech denies alliance for Spain power-plant project
- * Bond yields fall after inflation rises to 13-year high
- * China approves Shin Kong, Hainan JV
- * Business Briefs
World Business
- * Google pushes open mobile platform
- * Hollywood writers stage strike over low pay
- * Bewkes to succeed Parsons at Time Warner
- * EU wants emerging countries to open up manufacturing
- * World Business Quick Take
Features
- * Out of town
Bilingual Pages
- * Donkeys help clean up Sicily 西西里的垃圾驢
- * Men feel macho need for speed 追求極度快感的「正港男子漢」
- * Survival Chinese
supplement
- * MEDIPHAR TAIPEI 2007Beckons medical industry with record prospects

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Wednesday, Nov 07, 2007,Page 2

I overslept this morning.

我今天早上睡過頭了。

(wo3 jin1 tian1 zao3 shang4 shui4 guo4 tou2 le5)

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