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Sat, Mar 12, 2005
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Taiwan News
- TSU drafts `anti-annexation' legislation
- Lee willing to deal on arms budget
- TSU claims Yunlin County post deal, Cabinet denies
- PFP announces its roster of candidates
- Beijing will `pay a price' for law: Richard D'Amato
- WWII `comfort women' still waiting for apology
- Bird flu epidemic a matter of time, CDC says
- Rare disease found in cat
- Lu leads business delegation to Central America
- Canadian lawmakers wary of PRC intentions
- DPP makes appeal for rally support
- Freeze on charter flight talks urged
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- NT dollar pulls back from 5-year high
- China cut US dollar reserves last year
- Analysts predict consolidation in hardware sector
- Acer founder launches new business
- Two provinces in China absorb 60 percent of exports
- Mobile-phone companies struggle to retain models
- It's Okay to fly: China's first private airline takes off
- Boost to shares limited by tension over Chinese law
- Business briefs
Editorials
Sports
- Taichung to welcome in new season
- Miller continues to put pressure on Raich
- Cliff Stearns wants single drug-testing plan for US sports
- Newcastle manhandles Olympiakos
- Shaquille leads Heat to seventh Straight victory
- Eagles shot down in NY
- Fabian Cancellara secures overall lead
- Honda Classic cools hot golfers
- Favre plans to play another season as an NFL quarteback
World News
- Criminal investigation begins after poisonings
- Foundation gives Chinese workers skills and pride
- Nepalese political parties urge protest against king
- India to give cash to couples who have a daughter
- Centrifuges given to Iran, Pakistani official confirms
- Gunmen disrupt Abbas' ceasefire
- French strike halts traffic
- Bolivians rally for the government
- US court dismisses damage suit filed by Agent Orange victims, sparks fury
- British MPs clash over anti-terror bill
- Iraq's al-Sistani calls for unity after a calamity
- Health experts slam UK, US for ignoring Iraqi deaths
- McCain demands accountability for torture
- Pentagon to move Guantanamo prisoners
- World News Quick Take
World Business
Features
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