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Thu, Feb 05, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Taipei ready to turn off the taps
- Interviews deter thousands of Chinese brides
- Task force urges calm over bird flu as CDC maps out inoculation campaign
- Cabinet approves Chen's topics
- Chen Yu-hao is a tool of Beijing interlopers: legislator
- Second round of stolen-asset talks end in stalemate
- Lawmaker warns critics not to give succor to Beijing
- Government hopes referendum will kick-start dialogue
- Bomb hoaxer in custody
- Army tests armored car
- Sex-worker advocates lobby ministry
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Flextronics to increase purchases from Taiwan
- UMC to spend over US$2bn on new equipment
- Chunghwa talks up ADSL
- Strong retail sales growth throughout region: Mastercard
- Chi Mei expects strong Q1 demand for LCD panels
- Minister hopeful about financial sector's future
- TAIEX falls further as fears over bird influenza continue
- German firm sets up engineering center in Hsinchu
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
World News
- Bird-flu death count increases to 14
- Tough road ahead North Korean nuke talks
- Bali delegate predicts more attacks
- Pakistani leaders knew about nuke proliferation, says scientist's friend
- Indonesoian terror threat rising: analyst
- N Korea seeks US compensation for nuclear freeze
- Sharon reveals his priorities and fears
- Islamic pilgrims debate forgiveness for militants
- Powell expresses doubt over war
- Iraq draft interim constitution sparks critical debate
- Five from seven: Kerry takes control
- `Angry trucker' suspected over ricin scare
- Stakes rising in California strike
- Civil war references fuel heated Spanish election campaign
- Chirac ally holds on, despite conviction
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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