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Wed, Nov 09, 2005
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Taiwan News
- Tsai a `bitch' no more as bills blocked
- MND defends P-3C procurement
- DPP blasts KMT over `anti-corruption' protest
- Legislators unanimous in support of Wang
- Lawmakers want list of lobbyists in Kaohsiung scandal
- Foreign ministry rejects newspaper's allegations
- Feng shui believed to be behind junta's move
- GIO announces TVBS' punishment
- Companies upset by revisions to foreign labor rules
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Taiwan Cooperative turns into a giant
- Chiang relishes new job
- Mobile phones will drive memory card sales, SanDisk says
- TSMC plans expansion of its advanced tech capacity
- Hsieh rules out more funding for high-speed rail
- PRC financial delegates cagey on currency deal
- BenQ to sponsor giant Real Madrid
- Working factories increase, MOEA says
- Business Briefs
Editorials
- Editorial: The law applies to everyone
- US policy stuck as China's changes
- Freedom of the press should not trump all
- Riots in Parisian suburbs highlights a burning global issue
- Pioneers of the Internet have found their limits
- Widening wealth gap fueling insurrection in Iraq
- Letter: Confucius says ...
- Letter: Deal with Internet cafes, too
- Letter: Pan-blues abusing the system
- Letter: Build up nation's defenses
Sports
World News
- Bird flu claims another victim
- China deports two Hong Kong journalists
- Fraud reported in Azerbaijan vote
- New Zealand's women big sexual risk-takers: survey
- Liberians return to polls for runoff vote
- Sharon loses parliament showdown over Cabinet
- Liner had high-tech help
- In Egypt's elections, symbols are more than symbolic
- Five-party talks provide momentum to renewed effort to finish new WTO treaty
- `We do not torture,' Bush says
- Militants execute second Saddam trial defense lawyer
- Church may lose tax-free status over anti-war sermon
- UK ministers failed to win respect in US: ex-diplomat
- Canada's minority government loses support of key party
- World News Quick Take
World Business
Features
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