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Sat, Jul 23, 2005
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Taiwan News
- Suspect grilled in arms scandal
- Chen happy with US' visit decision
- Official slammed for `happy tour'
- Removal of bonus unconstitutional, Grand Justices say
- Chen tells police to watch out for Chinese gangsters
- Respect Taiwan's WTO status, MAC tells Beijing
- Thousands stuck without water
- Brave boy helps Taiwan make medical history
- Foreign brides get language boost
- Officials caution fruit farmers about the Chinese market
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- NT dollar soars on yuan revaluation
- Possible capital flow to China raises concern
- Analysts praise Taishin's winning Chang Hwa bid
- Job seekers flood market
- THSRC expects to raise billions from share sale
- LG.Philips shares show biggest gain in 16 weeks
- Revaluation of the Chinese yuan drives TAIEX down
- Asustek aims for higher regional sales
Editorials
Sports
- McGrath leads Australia past England
- Armstrong gets impatient
- Sorenstam chases leaders Creamer, Kim
- Pistons sign up Flip Saunders as new head coach
- Alexandre Despatie takes springboard title in Montreal
- Met's sweep may provide false hope
- Cobras take 1st-half crown
- Morigami beats No. 2 seed
- Teixeira in denial over Robinho deal with Real
- Players finally OK a labor agreement that caps salary
World News
- UN launches new Afghan board game
- Asian nations piqued about US snub of forum
- Splinter group campaigns against Nepalese rebels
- N Korea proposes pact to resolve crisis
- Pakistani forces arrest nearly 100 alleged militants
- Japan's parliament passes law to boost its missile defense
- Spanish police arrest 300 over `multinational' scam
- German parliament dissolves; elections to be held Sept. 18
- UN report condemns 'Drive Out Trash' as a disastrous venture
- Hands-on Sudanese `diplomacy' angers Rice's team
- US House renews the Patriot Act
- Insurgents in Iraq kidnap senior Algerian diplomats
- UK police request sweeping new powers
- Radical sheik pushes British government to the limit
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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