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* Cabinet to sue for return of stolen assets
* Pakistani police stop Bhutto from leaving her home
* UN referendum would hurt trust: Young
* US military releases nine Iranians arrested in Iraq
Taiwan News
* Officials, KMT clash over `direct links'
* Ma urges party to unite as members bicker over seats
* Hsieh suggests reviewing tech export controls
* Chen Chu braces for court decision on election next week
* Geneva court holds its first hearing on name dispute between Taiwan and ISO
* Colleges punish students over Internet downloads
* Ex-guard wins appeal in assassination case
* Chang: Economy is `basically good'
* Local research essential to ensure drug safety: doctors
* Lee Tien-yu reaffirms right of military to vote
* Taiwan granted observer status in diamond initiative
* Licenses for gas stations at museum to be revoked
* Flying eye hospital lands in Taiwan to promote eye safety
* Taiwan Quick Take
World News
* Aung San Suu Kyi meets NLD leaders
* Thais don pink to help king regain health
* JAPAN: Tokyo worried by suicides
* JAPAN: Lawmakers vote to extend
* Rights group blasts Malaysia's ban on opposition rally
* Senate confirms attorney general
* Washington tells EU firms to leave Iran
* Chile hosts Ibero-American Summit
* Georgian lawmakers vote to back emergency rule
* US gender gap rating slips
* Democrats offer US$50 billion in Iraq spending
* Canadian TV pulls Falun Gong program hours before airtime
* Ruling by appellate court
* Seselj gives long-winded opening speech at trial
* Evidence emerges in favor of Canada `enemy combatant'
* UN rape resolution being obstructed
* WORLD NEWS: QUICK TAKE
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* Editorial: The unaccountability syndrome
* New media, same old troubles
* Johnny Neihu's NewsWatch: What's your beef with intercourse?
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* Exclusion from UN affects our development
Sports
* Pakistan pull off surprise victory
* Black Caps suffer batting collapse at the Wanderers
* UEFA CUP:Cup favorites Bayern held at home by the Trotters
* Henin exacts revenge on Bartoli
* NHL:Capitals disrupt Senators' eight-game victory streak
* Federer aims for fourth Masters Cup win in Shanghai
* NBA:Jefferson scores 25 to lead Nets past winless Wizards
* Ronaldo sends United rivals a warning
* S Korean pioneer Pak Se-ri to enter Golf Hall of Fame
* KONAMI CUP:Japan's Dragons down the Lions
* Fiorentina, Roma ready to pounce if Inter slip up
* Italy, US both record six straight wins in Japan
* Stadler takes early lead in Shanghai as pressure abates
* Taiwan beat Japan 6-1 to lead Group A
* Rookie Bustamante stuns Taiwan's Wu at the Worlds
* Gullit appointed head coach of the Los Angeles Galaxy
* Renault faces charges in Formula One spy scandal
* Sports Briefs
Business
* FSC pushes for stalled merger
* Disney responds to labor abuse allegations in PRC
* S Korean watchdog probes Samsung
* Government help thought to play part in technical rebound
* Foundation calls for price probes
* Elpida eyes alliance with local company to lift market share
* Barclays shares frozen after 9.1% drop
* S&P raises credit ratings for Hon Hai with stable outlook
* Business Briefs
World Business
* BHP likely to push bid for Rio Tinto
* Bernanke predicts continued sluggishness
* Greenback hits fresh low against euro
* Japanese enthusiasm for Beaujolais may be waning
* Technology stocks take beating on US mortgage problems
* Google working on software to deliver ads through games
* World News Quick Take
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* Redsigned skis and boards take a reverse turn
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Saturday, Nov 10, 2007,Page 2
Perhaps some other day.
改天吧！
(gai3 tian1 ba5)
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