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Front Page
- * Bloodshed continues in Tibet: groups
- * Opposition chief declares victory in Zimbabwe
- * State Department renews Blackwater license for a year
- * Washington will likely reject Ma's request to visit
Taiwan News
- * 'Mutual non-denial' remains, Ma says
- * Ma Ying-jeou pays respects to CKS
- * No missile base planned in Kinmen, MND confirms
- * KMT legislator calls for national security briefing
- * ANALYSIS: Analysts ponder meaning of Ma's WHA 'proposal'
- * Matsu procession headed by environmental team
- * Writers sequestered to prepare Hakka proficienciy exams
- * Methadone bill likely to pass, KMT legislator says
- * Students can make copies for free
- * More than 8,200 in Taiwan await organ transplants
World News
- * US, N Korea envoys to hold meeting
- * FEATUES: Monarchy making way for democracy in Nepal
- * Beijing promotes Web site attacking Western media
- * UN climate talks agree on pact agenda
- * Bangkok hotel creates uproar with luxury fest
- * G8, emerging donors open development talks in Japan
- * Thaksin approves of plans to change Thai Constitution
- * S Korea finds second bird flu case
- * Jakarta court overturns militia chief's sentence
- * Myanmar's junta warns of attacks during key festival
- * Bush, Putin at odds over missile shield
- * FEATUE: Some Lebanese sick of political advertising
- * Particle accelerator opens to the public ahead of startup
- * British jury sees videos from suspected terrorists
- * Montenegrin incumbent faces challenge
- * Yacht crew taken hostage by pirates off Somali coast
- * US contenders remember King
- * France asks for Venezuela's help on hostage
- * Iraqi PM orders freeze on Shiite security raids
Editorials
- * EDITORIAL: Think before you leap, Ma
- * Factoring happiness into policies
- * Let consensus help lead the way
- * Ma's dream of visiting US sparks controversy
- * Time to start looking for a new job?
- * Why some may be hesitant to invest in Africa
- * Mugabe gets down to dirty tactics to maintain grip on power
Sports
- * Proteas send India crashing to defeat
- * Portsmouth reach FA Cup final thanks to Kanu goal
- * Waratahs give Auckland the blues
- * Hornets sting Knicks to earn playoff place
- * Kuroda makes good start as LA Dodgers down Padres 7-1
- * West Indies look for first innings lead
- * Hasselbaink out to make amends
- * LEGA CALCIO: Juventus still dreaming of silverware this season
- * EURO 2008: Real Madrid's Raul still hoping for Euro 2008 spot
- * New Zealand drop Bell and Sinclair for tour of England
- * FA to investigate report that player took ￡50,000 bribe
- * Nadal downs Berdych to reach final
- * Lorena Ochoa takes share of lead at Rancho Mirage
- * Wagner leads at wet Houston Open
- * Tempers flare as Bears quartet ejected from game
- * Flyers clinch playoff spot after defeating Devils 3-0
- * Taiwan Beer edge Numen to sweep semi-finals series
Business
- * Microsoft re-evaluating Yahoo offer
- * EU ministers agree ground rules on bank rescues
- * The nation must diversify its coal imports: officials
- * Samsung chairman to accept corruption investigation results
World Business
- * OIL: Oil prices spike as US currency slides
- * Won gains as S Korean stocks rally; baht falls
- * Dollar sustains fresh losses in wake of US job cuts
- * ASIA: Asian stocks complete two-week advance
- * EUROPE: EU stocks have biggest weekly gain in a year
- * NYSE: As recession fears sink in, Wall Street traders look ahead
Business Focus
- * Plastic bags spawn cottage industry in Ivory Coast
- * Japan in crisis: investing in an aging population
- * Luxury companies find a market among Vietnam’s millionaires
Features
- * 'God loves all children'
- * New conductor ready for Taipei
- * [ BOOK REVIEW ] A son and a stranger
- * [ BOOK REVIEW ] At home in two worlds, at ease in neither
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Sunday, Apr 06, 2008,Page 2

I'm feeling a little sleepy today.

我今天有點睏。

(wo3 jin1 tian1 you2 dian3 kun4)

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