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Sun, Nov 14, 2004
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Taiwan News
- The struggle for an international voice
- Abortion age to be reconsidered
- Green, blue camps spar over speakership
- Police accused of unfairly `trying out' new vehicles
- Pan-blues blast Examination Yuan for denying ROC
- New promotion targets trade with South Korea
- Workers will do high risk jobs if the price is right
- China is a market for Taiwan's fruit says Hsu
- Military development direction clear
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Eurozone growth outlook turns somber
- Asia undaunted by bad news from Japan
- Consumer report boosts Wall Street
- Oil prices decline amid rising supplies
- European investors play it safe as they mull latest figures
- Concern over huge US current account deficit hurts dollar
- Brazil recognizes China as market economy: Hu
- Computer game violates trademarks, Marvel claims
- Russian federal legislators strike down beer ban
- Future of news is online, news agency head says
- Panel warns US to ratchet up supercomputer research
- Busines Quick Take
Editorials
Sports
- Leeds United out to sell it stadium
- Wales scores 10 tries during major rout of Romania
- Chicago wants to trade Eddy Curry
- Pete Carrol eyes Rose Bowl
- `Forbes' questions NHL's loss figures in upcoming report
- Ruiz about to face Golota in possible brawl of a contest
- Diaz leads by 2 strokes
- Anastasia Myskina engineers upset
- Loeb continues to lead as Gronholm gets eliminated
- Sport Briefs
World News
- US' hardline stance not helpful: Roh
- Schwarzenegger rides his image on Japan trade visit
- Japanese press blasts China over sub incident
- Public funds sought for bird flu vaccine
- Dutch grab 38 terrorist suspects
- Iran says it has cooperated fully
- NASA's hypersonic dream to have last flight tomorrow
- CIA deputy announces resignation
- Nicaragua to destroy Soviet missiles
- French defend Ivorian tactics
- Barghouti plans to run for president from jail cell
- `Mujahidin' remain active on outskirts of Fallujah
- World News Quick Take
Business Focus
Features
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