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Tue, Feb 10, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Rains could ease water restrictions
- Seeds of art sown at Control Yuan
- American murder fugitive turns himself in
- Graduate student removed from Chilai Mountains
- Election commission calls for debates
- Candidates sign up for clean campaign
- Civilian drives stolen van into Chingchuankang base
- Polls indicate few want cross-strait status quo changed
- Blue camp tells diplomats Chen a threat to stability
- Sex slave appeal rejected
- China claims two more Taiwan `spies' in custody
- Agriculture officials counter blue-camp attempt to woo farmers and fishermen
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Cross-strait deals set to expand
- Silicon Labs, TSMC shrink cellphone chips
- Approval expected today for Fubon's merger plan in HK
- Increasing sales lift insurance premiums 14 percent in 2003
- Exports rise 17.5% on sales to China
- China Development chair may be ousted
- Music retailers face tough times as file-sharing grows
- Taiwan Semiconductor leads third day of gains
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Lions win in top-of-the-table clash
- Payton pulls LA Lakers out of trouble
- Old man Messier shows youngters how its done
- Warne ready to return to cricket after doping ban
- Nigeria dumps Cameroon out of Cup
- Chelsea seconds see off Charlton
- Talent launch pad working in reverse at tournament
- Sports Briefs
World News
- Bird flu toll stands at 19
- Tamil Tigers slam snap poll move
- Junta holds out renewed offer of political change
- Thai minister warns of war with Muslim south
- HK, Chinese officials launch talks on democracy
- Kerry says Bush changed war rationale
- Sudan's hidden war claims toll on human lives
- Normandy landing slips from memory into history
- UN diplomats, Prince Charles visit Iraq
- Afghan warlords' battle over opium leaves seven dead
- Haitian rebel group turns back police, captures city
- Arrests mark Hezbollah `foothold'
- Indomitable snowman celebrates first birthday
- Would-be-assassin speaks about plot against Hitler
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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