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    Taiwan not a province of China, TSU tells Google

    This screen grab shows Google Maps' listing for Taiwan which raised the ire of the Taiwan Solidarity Union.
    GRAPHIC: TT

    Baseball player found dead in dormitory room

    The Macoto Cobras' Mario Encarnacion, right, is congratulated by a teammate after hitting a home run in a Sept. 26 game in Taipei.
    PHOTO: LO PEI-DER, TAIPEI TIMES

    DPP gives up Keelung race for TSU

    Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Wang Tuoh, second right, shakes hands with DPP Chairman Su Tseng-chang, right, Taiwan Solidarity Union (TSU) Chairman Shu Chin-chiang, left and TSU candidate for the Keelung mayoral post Chen Chien-ming, second left, at a press conference yesterday .
    PHOTO: CHEN TSE-MING, TAIPEI TIMES

    India, Pakistan in `good' talks, sign pacts

    Pakistan and India's foreign secretaries, Riaz Mohammad Khan, left, and Shyam Saran, second right, sign documents watched by their respective foreign ministers, in back row, Khursheed Kasuri, left, and Natwar Singh, second left, in Islamabad yesterday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Ambitious experiment leads Kosovo to a crossroads

    A girl faints at a mass burial in Djakova, Kosovo, last Tuesday. The bodies of Kosovo Albanians from mass graves in 1999 near Belgrade are being returned to the families. A UN mission, exercising near absolute authority and backed up by a NATO-led peacekeeping force, has been trying to forge a modern democratic system in this region, torn by decades of bitter ethnic tension between an ever more assertive Albanian majority and an isolated Serbian minority.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES

    New Orleans church bells ring again

    Father Robert Ramirez climbs up to the church bell at St. Patrick's Catholic church on Sunday to ring the bell by hand.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES

    Does Europe have its own Katrina-in-waiting?


    ILLUSTRATION: YU SHA

    Chinese yuppies get educated in `Vogue'

    Vogue has advertised heavily in Shanghai's Xintiandi district last month. Angelica Cheung, the guiding hand behind the new magazine, says, ``just a few years ago, China definitely wasn't ready and didn't have consumers at the level of Vogue.''
    PHOTO: NY TIMES

    Spooning

    PHOTO: AFP


    Nana Mouskouri takes a final bow in Taiwan




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    Blues continue to assert dominance

    Chelsea's Frank Lampard celebrates scoring against Liverpool during their English Premier League match at Anfield in Liverpool, England on Sunday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Lions work to chase down Bulls

    Second baseman Yang Seng of the Lions won back-to-back game-MVP honors with his red-hot bat during two victories over the Elephants last week.
    PHOTO: PRESIDENT LIONS
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    PHOTO: PRESIDENT LIONS

    Red Sox, Astros to play in postseason

    Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling tips his cap to the crowd as he walks off the field after the end of the sixth inning against the Yankees at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts on Sunday. Boston secured the American League wild card and defeated New York 10-1.
    PHOTO: EPA

    Penn State reaches AP Top 25

    Penn State wide receiver Derrick Williams, center, dives over Minnesota cornerback Jamal Harris, lower left, for a touchdown during the first half in State College, Pennsylvania on Saturday. The Nittany Lions defeated the Gophers 44-14 and are now ranked No. 16 by the Associated Press.
    PHOTO: AP

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