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Wed, Nov 10, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Call to block `money-hole bills'
- PFP questions KMT's sincerity
- CLA sees signs of progress on accord with Indonesia
- Complaints raised over cross-camp campaigning
- MAC warns China to keep its nose out of elections
- Businessman suspected of theft
- Alleged spy now officially missing
- PTS denies allegations of manipulating competition
- Government did not offer Vanuatu money, Yu insists
- Two earthquakes confuse weather bureau computer
- `Taiwanize' school curriculum: TSU
- Group happy at stalling of arms procurement bill
- Residents' access to tap water increases 4 percent
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Venture capitalists want rules relaxed
- VoIP phone calls getting cheaper
- Price wars harming online travel sector, firm says
- Changing market set to curb handset makers' growth
- UMC head criticizes rival Chang
- TSMC, UMC say October revenues fell
- Stocks close higher, led by Chi Mei and AU Optoelectronics
- China targets illicit foreign currency
- Business Briefs
Editorials
Sports
World News
- Second man beheaded in Thai south
- Quake victims defrauded
- Japan, N Korea to discuss kidnap victims
- Mobs of angry Indian women attack alleged rapists
- Security needed to prevent nuclear terrorism: IAEA
- Aussie `Dr. Death' to teach people suicide techniques
- Ivory Coast loyalists face French troops in standoff
- Lesbian couple seeks to have case heard in Ireland
- Palestinian president's wife battles aides for control
- Germans somber on anniversary of Berlin Wall's fall
- Web of secrecy shrouds fate of Arafat's fortune
- US court halts military tribunals
- Annan, Allawi exchange words over Fallujah
- Bush to extend temporary worker program
- Cardiologists hail first drug designed for a specific race
- Sunni political party withdraws support from interim cabinet
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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