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Tue, Nov 22, 2005
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Taiwan News
- DPP asks KMT to kick out Chou
- MND denies chopper deal
- Chen gives nation's APEC delegation a pat on the back
- No change to US policy on Taiwan, insists Wu
- Mudslinging marks run-up to Dec. 3 local chief elections
- DPP announces its picks for the NCC review committee
- Pan-blues demand Hsieh's head
- `There must be a reason for this,' MOFA official says
- Hospital fetes its burns unit's accomplishments
- Be prepared, pundits say
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Matsushita pulls out of low-end phones
- Cash card market slump set to continue for now
- Experts caution Taiwanese firms over the dangers of mergers and acquisitions
- Lenovo sees potential in cellphones
- TTL to begin brewing for foreigners
- Bird flu pandemic could cost China up to US$87bn
- Temasek looking to buy into Taiwan's banking
- Shares close down in correction to a one-month high
- Business Briefs
Editorials
- Editorial: Pushing voters to the extreme
- Taiwan has options with the UN
- Attack politics injures the people
- Positive campaigns are needed, desperately
- One rule for the rich, another one for the poor
- A glimpse of what's to come from a failure to look back
- Elections alone do not guarantee a free democracy
Sports
World News
- US, China take a step sideways
- Bush sings praise of Mongolia's warriors
- Japan agrees to back Russia's WTO bid
- Intelligence official commits suicide after interrogation
- Exodus of Filipino medics becomes critical
- EU to monitor Egypt-Gaza crossings
- Brazil's black TV channel to tackle legacy of slavery
- Kenyans cast votes in key referendum
- Government suspected in Egyptian election attacks
- `Washington Post' rebukes Woodward over leak case
- Cheney, Rumsfeld go on offense
- Zarqawi's death`highly unlikely' in Mosul gunfight
- Zarqawi's family denounces him after Amman attacks
- Morocco detains 17 terror suspects linked to al-Qaeda
- UN approaching deadlock over reform
- Iran's parliament mulls barring UN inspectors
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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