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Tue, Mar 15, 2005
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Taiwan News
- Pan-greens urge public to march
- Pan-blues say `ROC' offers best way to avoid conflict
- Legislators unite against new law
- Blue and green regional leaders protest China's law
- Civic groups join to denounce passage of Beijing's law
- Lu urges UN to condemn China
- National security chief tells people to hit the streets
- Local gay-rights advocates defend bookstore owner
- `Who likes war films?' GIO asks; `Not us,' MND says
- Businessmen mum on `anti-secession' law
- Taiwan Quick Take
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- Tsang denies conspiracy theory
- Bloody jail escape attempt foiled
- Pakistani officials scoff at US fears
- Police quickly shut down protest effort in Nepal's capital
- Melting glaciers threaten China and sub-continent
- Israel vows to dismantle settlements
- Report finds evidence of abuse of anti-G8 activists
- Woman sets off on solo polar trek
- Serial bomber could be behind attack on 6-year-old in church
- Social Democrats declare Macedonian poll a success
- Kofi Annan travels to the Middle East to promote peace plan
- White House moves to win over Arab world
- Kurdish leaders meet with Shiites to hash out Iraqi coalition government
- Aviation security program flawed, vulnerable: report
- World News Quick Take
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