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Thu, Dec 01, 2005
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Taiwan News
- Chen warns of the cost of KMT victory
- KMT claim only they can create cross-strait peace
- Hu's the boss in Taichung mayoral race
- Taoyuan candidate calls off 26-hour-long hunger strike
- Doubts emerge over Lee's attendance at DPP rally
- Peng Wan-ru's murder remembered by activists
- New quota for foreign labor in dangerous jobs
- Lafayette scandal leads to lawsuits
- KMT wants doctor to lose license over Hu's records
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Economic summit coming soon: Hsieh
- Vibo finally ready to launch its 3G service
- Stronger bourse boosts consumer confidence
- Chinatrust Bank gets tough with credit
- TAIEX posts best month since January last year
- LCD TV demand may double next year: AU Optronics
- Micro businesses need help to add value, study shows
- China appears cool toward this month's WTO meeting
Editorials
- Editorial: Nation can't afford election boycott
- Pensions a legacy of party-state rule
- KMT has lost its way in election campaign
- HIV test may lead to a new sexual trend
- It is essential that people in Western countries recognize that the spread of HIV in Africa is inextricably connected to poverty
- The AIDS nightmare looming over China
- Letter: PFP insults armed forces
- Letter: Soldiers need new equipment
Sports
World News
- Rescuers fear 33 more missing
- US, UK blamed for kidnappings
- Truckers spread death across India
- Chinese government urges citizens to have HIV tests
- Beijing extends `olive branch' to Hong Kong
- Environmentalist warns toxins will linger till next year
- Inquiry faults security forces in Beslan tragedy
- Spanish, Moroccan birds having trouble hearing each other
- Peres hints he'll defect to Sharon's party
- Bush outlines Iraq `victory strategy'
- Hillary Clinton, too, calls for troop withdrawal plan
- Venezuelan parties withdraw from election
- Vatican claims ban on gay priests is not discrimination
- US to lift ban on scissors, tools on flights: officials
- World News Quick Take
World Business
Features
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