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Mon, Nov 19, 2007	News	Editorials	481990900 visits

Front Page
- * Navy announces first female captain
- * US turns to army elite as Pakistan remains unstable
- * Chavez opens OPEC meeting with warning
- * Thaci vows `immediate' independence for Kosovo
- * Japanese media see end of Japan-US `honeymoon'
Taiwan News
- * Hsieh vows to cut taxes and create jobs
- * Hsieh responsible for Taiwan's `poor economy': Ma
- * FEATURE: Fewer students are pursuing the `American Dream'
- * VAC confirms veterans pension rules
- * Changes to debt laws do not go far enough, TFCF says
- * Temporary government workers get new benefits
- * New wheelchair uses solar power
- * Operator to face charges after boat accident
- * Mushroom good for ovarian cysts, an STUT study reveals
- * Sediq seek to be officially recognized as one of Taiwan's Aboriginal tribes
- * Taiwan News Quick Take
World News
- * `Green' activists pressing ASEAN to be proactive
- * Afghan clash toll soaring
- * Malaysian sultan urges people to shun protests
- * Bangladesh to receive aid as death toll reaches 1,800
- * Dalai Lama pays respect at Shinto shrine in Japan
- * Image of South Korean presidential candidate threatened by ties to former business partner
- * Pro-Beijing HK parties expect to do well in district elections
- * Dozens of dead exhumed from mass grave in Iraq
- * Dutch ministry to block staff use of Wikipedia
- * FEATURE: Kurds in North Iraq wait for Turkish attack
- * US disapproves of Israeli construction in the West Bank
- * Zoe's Ark scandal casts spotlight on city court in Chad
- * Iraq progress boosts Republicans
- * Democrat Casey pans Bush, Republicans over Iraq
- * Canadian serial killer trial wraps up
- * Oil firms blocking climate change progress: Edwards
- * Texas diocese takes first steps to leave US Episcopal Church
- * Hundreds attend Vancouver funeral of Polish emigre
- * World News Quick Take
Editorials
- * EDITORIAL: Cast a wary eye on property boost
- * Independence not an ethnic issue
- * ASEAN-China relations take shape
- * Why is there no reading in English classrooms?
- * Abortion doctor believes in direct action
- * Sexual violence becomes an instrument of war in eastern Congo
Sports
- * BASEBALL WORLD CUP: USA win gold at the 37th World Cup
- * Doctors fear for Hayashi's hearing
- * Peerless Roger Federer wins Masters Cup title
- * Lu Yen-hsun wins Taiwan Challenge
- * Jimenez claims Hong Kong Open
- * FIFA WORLD CUP: Singapore and Thailand qualify for third round
- * Jayawardene hits his first century against Australia
- * PROTEAS V BLACK CAPS
- * INDIA V PAKISTAN
- * EURO 2008: World champs Italy qualify for Euro '08
- * FIFA WORLD CUP: Argentina lead South America's World Cup race
- * HEINEKEN CUP: Leicester Tigers wallop Edinburgh at Welford Rd
- * Rougerie v GREENING
- * Fahey elected to replace Pound as WADA president
- * Sebastien Loeb extends his lead in Rally Ireland
- * NHL: Brodeur gets 500th win in Philadelphia
- * Buffet helps Rodriguez ink new Yankees deal
- * Lab founder says Bonds' positive not `smoking gun'
- * NBA: Wade hits 23 for Heat to beat Nets
- * Ochoa and Creamer tied at 66 in LPGA,
- * Guzman stays on top after defeating Soto in Atlantic City
- * Sports Briefs
Business
- * Sharp closing Kaohsiung factory
- * Topology forecasts strong growth for laptop makers
- * Fidelity to cancel market fund sales starting in January
- * Taiwan signs MOU with Philippines on intellectual property
- * Medical equipment sector
- * Car dealers head to auto show in China
- * Business Briefs
World Business
- * Asia must ease grip on currencies: G20
- * Writers Guild resumes negotiations
- * Goldman Sachs warns on surge in loan troubles
- * FEATURE: Wary customers turn to US-made toys
- * Kmart to remove `lead-free' jewelry from stores in US
- * Customers snap up 2 million copies of newest Mac OS X
- * World Business Quick Take
Business Focus
- * Japanese whaling fleet sails for Antarctic Ocean
- * Shanghai may sell multinational shares
- * Indonesia unlikely to cut rates again, cites inflation risk
Features
- * The band people love to hate
- * Linkin Park rises to the occasion
- * PLANET POP
Bilingual Pages
- * There's a horse in the living room! 登堂入室的小馬
- * More heart screening needed for athletes 運動員多「觀」心
- * Survival Chinese

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I sent you two e-mails last night.

我昨晚寄了兩封e-mail給你。

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