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Mon, Dec 04, 2006
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Taiwan News
- Ma spends too much time in front of the camera: Lu
- Analysis: Kaohsiung result crucial for DPP and KMT
- Air pact revision talks with Macau stay on hold
- Senior diplomat Ting Gan-cheng to fill Israel vacancy
- Analysis: THSRC challenges grow
- Next year good for sky watchers
- The newest house pet craze is for the eight-legged kind
- Chuchien cantaloupes to fetch whopping NT$2,000
- `Love Front' to put on charity event for school dropouts
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
Editorials
Sports
- Ponting posts 33rd Test century
- Asian Games: Men win silver, women take bronze
- Asian Games: Basketball team self-destructs in sorry loss to Japan
- South Africa fight back to win Dubai Sevens
- Arsenal triumphs in big London derby
- Lyon overcomes Le Mans to maintain 14-point advantage
- Barcelona held to draw by lively Levante
- Inter stretches lead with eleventh straight victory
- Klose brace leaves Werder Bremen top of Bundesliga
- Asian Games: China's swimmers stun in Qatar
- Asian Games: South Korea get first baseball win
- Asian Games: Beach volleyball proving an eye-opener for Qataris
- Asian Games: Japan hope to rebound in judo events
- Sports Briefs
- Taiwan at the Asian Games
World News
- Campaign for race law in HK suceeds
- Arroyo declares state of calamity
- NATO convoy hit by bomb
- Protests bring business, transportation to a halt
- Protestors demand Tamil Tigers be labeled terrorists
- Fijian military commander promises peaceful coup
- Saudis working to reign in Iran
- Hamas turns to old women for bombings
- Snow is a no-show up in the Alps
- Germany to ban smoking in some public places
- Meeting on Iran's nuclear program on for tomorrow
- Raid kills three civilians
- US Democrats to face governing challenge
- Fidel Castro absent from 80th birthday celebration
- African watchdog raps South Africa on high crime rate
- Former environment minister Dion picked to lead Canada's Liberal Party
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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