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* Daily lower limit for bourse halved
* World Bank shifts focus to impact on poor countries
* US removes North Korea from terrorism blacklist
* US suspected in twelfth air strike on north Pakistan
* CCP passes landmark land reforms
Taiwan News
* Tsai warns of Chinese students’ impact
* MAC dismisses charges over restricted fishing area
* Forum says Ma strategy toward China effective
* Former Chen aid denies bribery allegations
* Official expects objectivity in Chen case
* Prosecutors to question Chen Shui-bian’s son
* Budget Center slams government over tuition plan
* Hakka Festival attracts thousands with food, fun
* Holiday snarls freeways
* ‘Cape No. 7’ brings Hengchun fame
* Foundation slams zoo for maintaining areas for smoking
* ‘Super Matchmaker’ has matched up 573 couples
World News
* Malacca knights Bollywood star
* US millionaire blasts off
* Sri Lankan fighting kills 30 rebels and two soldiers
* Thai riots leave trail of horror injuries
* Indian Catholics celebrate country’s first female saint
* E Timor plan to legalize abortion draws criticism
* US policy bans vaccine exports to five countries
* Survivors gather on sixth anniversary of deadly Bali attacks
* Strong quake strikes Chechnya
* FEATURE : Elephant text messages save farmers’ crops
* Lithuanians vote for parliament, nuclear referendum
* Pirates attack UN food freighter
* Arab lawmaker blames one of his own for violent clash
* Suicide attacker arrested by Turkish authorities
* Mosul Christians flee homes in violence
* FEATURE : Volunteers for the Peace Corps quit to remain in Bolivia
* SNL’s Fey out-Palins Sarah Palin
* Peru’s president appoints leftist as Cabinet minister
* Hurricane Norbert barrels through Mexico
* World News Quick Take
Editorials
* EDITORIAL: Supervising cross-strait deals
* The government’s aloof policies
* Legislative impunity, executive fragility
* Ears wide shut
* [LETTERS]
Sports
* France struggle against Romania
* Messi, Aguero goals get Argentina back on track
* Adebayor ends boycott and scores four for Togo
* Reggae Boyz stun Mexico as US, Costa Rica advance
* Rays top Red Sox in extra innings 9-8
* Stunned Alonso wins Japanese Grand Prix
* Klitschko mangles Peter, regains heavyweight title
* Heineken Cup: McAlister pushes Sale to 32-15 win over Clermont
* Jankovic triumphs at Kremlin Cup
* Zhou becomes youngest champion
* India claw their way back into contention
* Afghanistan clinch World League Division 4 title
* Pakistan defeat Sri Lanka with just one ball left in Toronto
* Sports Briefs
Business
* Taiwan may see Q3 contraction: report
* Asustek recalls EeeBoxs from Japan because of virus
* Hong Kong is ready to deploy foreign reserves
* ANALYSIS: Japan’s economic troubles deepen as the yen soars
* iPod wins ‘Gadget of the Year’ in poll
* Japan, S Korea push forex pool
* FEATURE: How the little people got traded into oblivion in HK
* Herding is just as much an instinct in finance
World Business
* IMF chief praises global coordination on crisis
* Tighten controls over speculative oil trades: OPEC
* Chrysler considers options with GM, Renault-Nissan
* UK considers placing representatives on bank boards
* Netherlands, Iceland reach deal on compensation
* World Business Quick Take
Features
* Loving life,iving love
* [THE WEEKENDER] Petals, mirrors, hair – a voyage to hell and back
* PLANET POP
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* Spanish woman climbs another top peak, three left for record 西班牙女登山家攀登世界群峰
* New Zealand dominates world sheep shearing championships 紐西蘭橫掃世界剪羊毛錦標賽
* Survival Chinese
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