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Tue, Mar 28, 2006
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Taiwan News
- Frozen bills arouse heated words
- Shooter's family doubt forensics expert Lee's case
- DPP to present own draft constitution by September
- Interior minister Lee backs premier over pension withdrawal
- Officials say US did not upgrade Ma's official reception
- Shu Te University reveals new `doctor of sexuality' course
- Huapan reconsiders riot lawsuit
- KMT legislative caucus drops recruitment ban plan
- The educational center where people learn to love
- Top prosecutor nominee vows no bias
- Lunchbox offer a boon for elderly
- Taiwan Quick Take: `Hunger 30' seeking help
- Taiwan Quick Take: Brunei closure hurts trade
- Taiwan Quick Take: `Green' building unveiled
- Taiwan Quick Take: Taipower delays dredging
- Taiwan Quick Take: School sex book panned
- Taiwan Quick Take: Assault vehicles ready
Business
- TAIFEX offers new derivatives
- Manufacturers positive on near-term outlook
- Fitch downgrades outlook ratings on three financial firms
- Computer monitor sales take a hit from rise in purchases of notebooks
- Inventec inks deal with Qualcomm
- US official warns China on protectionist policies
- Stocks climb again as bargain hunters focus on IT sector
- Government eyes FTA with Singapore
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World News
- Court clears Afghan Christian
- Thai PM's olive branch rejected
- Howard, Blair worried by Asian energy needs
- Nepalese parties to protest King Gyanendra's rule
- Three foreign oil workers freed in southern Nigeria
- Ukrainian politicians mull coalition options
- Majority of EU's leaders in favor of nuclear power
- Belarus' opposition attempts to regroup
- Iranian president jails, expels student activists
- Congress to debate immigration bill
- US Marines in two minds on extra armor
- Unwelcome guests beginning to bug Hawaii's senator
- Seattle partygoers remain stunned by weekend carnage
- Ministers face hard time at UN species protection meeting
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