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* Pedestrian bridge opens
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* DOH detects ractopamine in pork shipment from US
* National Yang Ming University students win science gold
* Scammers in China route calls through Taiwan's network
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* Seventeen rebels die in Sri Lanka
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* Bomber kills Iraqi tribal leaders
* Former NY top cop denies guilt
* Chavez invites Brazil to join Latin American oil club
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* Islamic insurgents battle Ethiopian troops in Somalia
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* US sends envoy to meet embattled Georgian president
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* Building a safe nanotechnology future
* Japan appears content with backseat role in Asian defense
* Clean energy no longer just a pipe dream
* Letters: Fixing the drug gap
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* NBA: Kobe Bryant leads Lakers to victory
* Etoile Sahel clinch African title
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* Oscar De La Hoya looks to hype Cotto-Mosley bout
* Kallis, Amla help Proteas take charge against Black Caps
* Speedskater Wotherspoon breaks 500m world record
* US women rally to beat Thailand in Kumamoto
* Glasgow to host Commonwealth Games in 2014
* NHL: Detroit Red Wings extend winning streak to nine
* HK plans to spend up to US$20m on Olympic publicity
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* MLB: Seattle Mariners outfielder Suzuki wins Silver Slugger
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Sunday, Nov 11, 2007,Page 2
Where is the nearest park?
最近的公園在哪？
(zui4 jin4 de4 gong1 yuan2 zai4 na3)
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