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Thu, Nov 11, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Parties argue over history education
- Chen calls on pan-blues to follow Kerry's example
- Chen urges delegation to act as nation's boosters
- Executive Yuan wants to change referendum rules
- Former Indian minister to attend meet
- Pinglin dispute blocking completion of highway
- Justice Ministry aims for more legal reforms
- EPA to establish network to ensure groundwater safety
- Developmentally delayed children getting better care
- President ready to hit campaign trail
- Accusations hurled about in legislative speaker race
- Anti-war group displays poster at UN building
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- TSMC wins prize for investor relations
- P2P companies, record labels lock horns again
- The popular media influences youth most, study finds
- Taiwan supports an Asia-Pacific free-trade region
- China urged to develop onshore derivates market
- ProMOS, Infineon ends licensing dispute
- Gains in flat panel and chip stocks help boost TAIEX
- Cathay Financial raises US$495m for acquitisions
- Business Briefs
Editorials
- Editorial: KMT is nothing without its assets
- Resist China's divisive approach
- Media must treat stories on suicide with care
- The case for slowing population growth
- Higher taxes can help fuel growth
- The Great Mentioner on likely nods for Dubya's second term
- Speak out for sovereignty
- US cannot decide for Taiwan
Sports
World News
- Nation-building effort tests US
- Japan's navy on alert after mystery submarine incursion
- Self-confessed killer of tourist pair released on bail
- Ivory Coast threatens hard won gains
- Communal strife wracks Netherlands
- French company's new miracle drug passes tests
- Benetton agrees to give land to Indians
- France, UN begin foreigners' evacuation
- Iraq and US spin Fallujah attack differently
- Refugees fearful of loss of `right of return'
- Iraqis report food shortages in Fallujah
- British commanders review strategy in Iraq after killings
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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