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Thu, Aug 14, 2003
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Taiwan News
- The universe may have changed
- DuPont grants child safety manual
- Blues show off new `team'
- Ilan-Taipei project for BOT train is `feasible'
- Hualien prosecutor chief resigns to return to Taipei
- Keep out, DPP tells prosecutors
- Cabinet readies changes to legislature's election rules
- Panama pledges firm support for Taiwan
- Ministries reproved for failure to fight financial crimes
- Council talks about security issues
- CLC to unveil newly developed military gadgets
- US lauds Taiwan for confiscating perilous chemicals
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Notebook market grows steadily
- Mongolia attracting capital, business
- Banking seminar says government must shelter banks
- Coworkers express surprise as Jerome Chen quits his post
- Blaster blows hole in nation's defenses
- Share prices surge 3.56 percent
- China booming as foreign direct investment soars
- Chin Hsin planning Taiwan's 1st CMBS sale by year's end
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Celta surprises in Champions debut
- Money woes put Samoan rugby in a tough spot
- Wallabies to face same All Blacks as in rugby union test
- Christiano Ronaldo to wear fabled number 7
- Cuba knocks down US for gold
- Struggling Dokic moves into third round in Toronto
- Malisse sends a slow Hewitt home early
- Barry Bonds climbs home-run chart as Giants go down to Mets in 5-4 loss
- Same question dogs Els and Woods at Oak Hill
World News
- N Korea unyielding as US reconsiders
- Indonesia considers measures after attack
- Island nations have talks
- Australia says next major terror attack`a matter of time'
- Solomons warlord Keke in custody of Australians
- Israel measures response to bombings
- Fleet St lines up targets for `sexed up' war claims
- France gets relief from killer heatwave
- Rebels slow to end fight
- Saudi authorities hunt for miltiants following shootout
- Newest cigarette warnings in Europe will go for straight for smokers' jugular
- US troops arrest high-ranking Iraqi
- Human shields could face prison, fines
- Bush attempts to counter charges of economic ruin
- US-funded study says conservatism is a set of neuroses
- World News Quick Take
World Business
Features
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