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Mon, Aug 04, 2003
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Taiwan News
- Lover's Day is for old and young
- Seminar looks at Hakka culture and language
- Hualien election victory no reason for complacency
- Human rights museum to open in March
- Newsmakers: Crusading professor to battle on
- Newsmakers: Outspoken TSU legislator runs risk of party sanctions
- Newsmakers: Prosecutor faces judicial probe after speaking out against his superiors
- 228 report released by the censors
- SARS-czar Lee Ming-liang speaks in the US
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
Editorials
Sports
- Martyn in strong form for Australia
- Meunier-Lebouc leads in British Open
- Graeme Smith sets England up for defeat
- Malaysian reaches world badminton final
- Tampa Bay struts its stuff during exhibition in Tokyo
- Henin-Hardenne, Clijsters advance
- Andre Agassi overcome by fourth seed
- US grabs up gold in PanAm Games as Cuba surprises
- Furyk leads Buick Open after sinking long putt
- Toutai Kefu suffers spinal concussion during rugby match
- Sports Brief
World News
- N Korea refuses to see senior US official
- N Korea holds first election in five years
- Bangkok sex tycoon goes for broke against police
- Opposition parties merge in bid for Malaysian support
- Utah Mormons targeted for underage brides
- Bodies search ends in N Caucasus blast
- Voters shun royalist party
- US courts' role in foreign fudes comes under fire
- Taylor says he will hand over power after joint session
- Thousands leave homes to escape Canadian firestorm
- Arafat-militant standoff tensions cool
- Britain's spymaster Dearlove to quit
- US struggles to stop thief-soldiers
- Lawyers contest Pentagon rules for terror trials
- Britain doesn't want to try nine terror suspects
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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