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Front Page
- * Clinton, Obama split victory in Nevada
- * Hezbollah chief mocks Israel in Ashura speech
- * Author sets Guinness record for eye-dictation novels
- * Sales low in first weekend of Dihua shopping festival
- * Police detain 14 in raid on suspected terror cell in Spain
Taiwan News
- * Reform the legislature, forum advises
- * FEATURE: Outgoing sixth legislature will live in infamy
- * ANALYSIS: Taiwan gradually being forced out of Africa by PRC
- * Premier supports Hsieh's 'CEO for premier' proposal
- * DPP legislator-elect says his son was victimized
- * Presidential Office denies Chen plans visit to boost Hsieh
- * Lower inheritance tax to 10 percent: Hsieh
- * Psychiatrists build bridges with traditional medicine
- * Kinmen, Taichung police in hunt for Wuciou medallions
- * Tang-tang leaves Taipei hospital to start his 'new life'
- * Trade Center set to host Game Show
- * Tougher safety measures in place for imported toys
World News
- * Pakistan on alert ahead of Ashura
- * Police probe Indian rights group
- * Cambodian police block Mia Farrow
- * Colombo celebrations to go ahead
- * US rejects Japanese verification request
- * FEATURE: Timorese teens work the streets as violence rises
- * UK Prime Minister Brown travels from China to New Delhi
- * Malaysia to reduce foreign labor by 200,000 workers
- * Pope praises priest slain by suspected extremists
- * Kenyan party calls for more protests
- * British MPs fear effects of biofuels
- * Polls open in Serbian presidential election
- * Conflicting death tolls after Angolan plane goes down
- * Israel captures four Hamas militants in Gaza Strip gunfight
- * Canada to revise torture manual
- * Castro on ballot in Cuban parliamentary elections
- * Bogota asks three EU countries to resume mediation
- * Winter puts pressure on al-Maliki
- * Mayor's infatuation with Shih Tzu could mean loss of office
- * World News Quick Take
Editorials
- * EDITORIAL: Investors learn three lessons
- * Looking behind Ma's 'three noes'
- * Media must keep an eye on the new legislature
- * DNA proposal raises a lot of questions
- * Foreign policy takes back seat in US primaries
- * Brazil's famous samba schools hit by drug trafficking revelations
- * LETTERS: Media can't think for you
- * LETTERS: Identity issue is dead
Sports
- * Henin brings Hsieh back down to earth
- * Mathieu injury gives Rafael Nadal easy ride
- * Taiwan pair storm up leaderboard
- * Exchange program engulfed in funding furore
- * Lee wins Malaysia Open title in front of home fans
- * Newspaper says Chinese covered up stadium deaths
- * NBA: Knicks give Heat to 13th straight loss
- * SBL: Chang scores career high as Bankers beat Leopards
- * Penn wins bloody Ultimate Fighting lightweight belt
- * Beijing pollution may be too bad for Gebrselassie
- * Leonard advances to a four-shot lead in Bob Hope Classic
- * NHL: Chara, Kessel rally to help Bruins defeat NY Rangers
- * Man U beat Reading to stay top
- * Chagaev retains heavyweight title
- * Roy Jones Jr wins battle of former champs
- * Valencia's woeful run continues with defeat at Villareal
- * Munster send defending champs crashing out of cup
- * Sports Briefs
Business
- * Chi Mei posts record revenues
- * EU will soon establish center in Taiwan
- * WEF puts Taiwan No. 30 in tourism competitiveness
- * Fujitsu has yet to decide on spinning off chip businesses
World Business
- * Northern Rock could get help
- * Sears appoints new unit executives
- * Internet 'celebrities' honored during first 'Crunchies' awards ceremony
- * Chavez threatens to take control over private banks
- * Attractions provide boost to Singapore hotel sector growth
- * World Business Quick Take
Business Focus
- * FEATURE: Plastic food market carves out a niche
Features
- * The Dutch diva returns
- * Dengue Fever: the most infectious band
- * [PLANET POP]
Bilingual Pages
- * Dog jumps into tiger pit at Memphis Zoo 狗闖虎籠驚魂記
- * Salad dodgers fight slummy mummies for Aussie word honor 澳洲字典票選年度生字
- * Survival Chinese

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Monday, Jan 21, 2008,Page 2

My girlfriend was in a bad mood last night.

我女朋友昨晚心情不好。

(wo2 nu3 peng2 you3 zuo2 wan3 xin1 qing2 bu4 hao3)

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