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Front Page
- * Hsieh puts political career on the line
- * Scientists detect huge increase in Antarctic ice melt
- * Representatives mull vote recount in New Hampshire
- * Suharto's condition worsens to 'very critical': doctor
- * Thousands march for democracy in HK
Taiwan News
- * Election fallout: 'New' legislature has same old faces
- * Election fallout: US stops short of congratulating KMT after election
- * Election fallout: NCC says no TV stations inflated vote counts
- * Election fallout: ANALYSIS: Oversight needed to check KMT power
- * Election fallout: Defeat could work to DPP's advantage, say observers
- * Election fallout: Green Party stays upbeat despite poor performance
- * BNHI astrology news draws fire
- * Chen Shui-bian off to Central America and the Caribbean
- * Bao Bao runs wild after breakout
- * Air quality index, mercury drop
- * Visitors flock for glimpse of Chiang Ching-kuo's home
World News
- * Afghans suffer power outages
- * Sri Lanka beefs up security for peace envoy
- * Hearings begin in Malaysian judicial appointments trial
- * Pakistan expels US academic
- * Bomb explodes at Myanmar railway station, one injured
- * Media watchdog warns Manila not to charge reporters
- * Indian PM in Beijing for meetings
- * Every day a struggle for China's 300 million poor
- * Iraq to allow reinstatement of Baathists
- * FEATURE: Egyptians fear lost birds, authorities; not bird flu
- * Kibaki, Odinga remain at odds
- * Sarkozy hints at Syrian ties
- * Zimbabweans lose faith in bank system
- * Bush visits sailors after Strait of Hormuz incident
- * US scientists reanimate hearts from mice, pigs
- * Chavez vows to continue bid to lift two-term limit
- * World News Quick Take
Editorials
- * EDITORIAL: Testing the KMT on economics
- * Taiwan and fear in US-China ties
- * Can the DPP overcome a drubbing?
- * Debt is the burden that our children cannot bear
- * A river runs through it, again
- * The smelly facts behind all those manure lagoons
- * Buddhist priests hit the bars to reach out to skeptical youth
Sports
- * Ronaldo shoots down Magpies
- * LFP: Barcelona close the gap on Madrid
- * LEGA CALCIO: Juve grab last-minute point in Sicily
- * Black Caps firmly on top in Bangladesh Test match
- * NFL: Near-perfect Brady downs the Jaguars
- * SBL: Beer Crew hand Dinos their second loss
- * Police to question Numen players over bar incident
- * NBA: Wizards work a little magic to overcome the Celtics
- * NHL: Senators take the spoils in big clash
- * Aina defeat Kai to win lopsided Aloha Stadium Hula Bowl
- * South Africa clinch series win
- * Parchment and Steyn fined over clashes
- * Davydenko denies wrongdoing
- * Choi stretches Sony Open lead to four strokes in Honolulu
- * Grange wins again to match Jean-Claude Killy feat
- * Sports Briefs
Business
- * Economic reforms to be resubmitted
- * ANALYSIS: Retailers uncertain about sector prospects for 2008
- * Chunghwa plans to buy stake in Vietnamese carrier
- * Innolux targets NT$1 trillion in revenue
World Business
- * Authorities probe sub-subprime loans
- * Some of the US' top bankers back Democrat contenders
- * US automakers face another brutal year
- * China plans to align fiscal and monetary strategies: ministry
- * Flood of patent requests could swamp authorities
- * World Business Quick Take
Business Focus
- * 'Well-being' vies for credibility
- * No sign of early recovery for the battered greenback
Features
- * Simply the Best honors late pianist
- * [THE WEEKENDER]: 'K24 Chaos' loses steam in its later acts
- * [PLANET POP]
Bilingual Pages
- * Snake rescued after swallowing four golf balls 生吞四顆小白球的蛇
- * British army accused of misleading potential recruits 英軍被控以不實廣告招募新兵
- * Survival Chinese

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Monday, Jan 14, 2008,Page 2

I haven't drunk any coffee for three whole days now.

我已經三天沒喝半口咖啡了。

(wo2 yi3 jing1 san1 tian1 mei2 he1 ban4 kou3 ka1 fei1 le5)

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