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Front Page
- * President slams Ma over father's urn
- * Darfur ceasefire talks at impasse
- * Site reveals unusual burials in ancient Puerto Rico
- * Turkey says attack on militants in Iraq `still on the table'
- * Taiwan to overtake US as No. 2 maker of semiconductors
Taiwan News
- * Hsieh says Ma could learn from him
- * Joseph Wu says relations with US are healthy
- * FEATURE: Kaohsiung persevering with fifth referendum
- * Gun crime down 30 percent, MOI says
- * NPA cracks down on IPR violations, makes 581 arrests
- * Environmentalists urge protection of rainforests
- * FEATURE: Hiking promoted for the disabled
- * Next naturalization tests to be offered in Taichung City
- * Taipei Zoo throws party celebrating 21 years in Muzha
- * Taiwan Quick Take
World News
- * Coalition forces kill 80 Taliban fighters
- * Blocked Indian channels back on air
- * Australian environment minister in hot water over Kyoto protocol remarks
- * Militants, Pakistani troops trade fire
- * Bhutto visits families of bombing attack victims
- * Fewer activists seek refuge along Thai border area
- * CCP names Yu Zhengsheng as Shanghai party chief
- * Rebels had 'inside information' for raid on spy plane base
- * Fukuda urges better military discipline
- * Israel reduces fuel to Gaza Strip
- * Mogadishu sees worst violence in months
- * Italy's two top ruling parties merge
- * Victims of Stalin's purges reburied in Ukraine ceremony
- * Chad could charge crew and members of European charity
- * US to hand Karbala over to Iraqi forces
- * Thousands in US cities demand an end to Iraq War
- * FEATURE: Cop haunted by world of Internet predators
- * Opposition party gains advantage in Colombian election
- * Argentina's first lady likely to become next president
- * Businessman goes on trial for falsely reporting terror plot
- * World News Quick Take
Editorials
- * EDITORIAL: Figures bring mixed blessings
- * Is Taiwan already at the 11th hour?
- * Gearing up for the voter's elections
- * Oversights pose threat to foreign nationals
- * The stressful life of laboratory animals
- * Latest sanctions on Iran may be overly optimistic
- * Faltering nuclear agreement could mean big trouble for India
Sports
- * Uni-President Lions take Taiwan Series
- * Cheetahs win third-straight Currie Cup
- * Japanese hail Matsuzaka performance
- * Injury overshadows Philadelphia victory
- * Werder Bremen happy with 1-1 draw
- * Arroyo beats Volkov in close contest
- * Mallorca hold Espanyol to a draw in Madrid
- * Taiwan's soccer team restores some pride
- * Rooney scores again as Reds trounce 'Boro 4-1
- * Win leaves Red Sox on brink of title sweep
- * Dallaglio slams coaching set-up in English rugby
- * Aussie duo make winning squash title a family affair
- * All-Stars crash to shock loss in final of Hong Kong Sixes
- * FALL LINE
- * Svindal wins first World Cup giant slalom of season
- * Spaniard Juande Ramos confirmed as Hotspur coach
- * Book reveals how receptionist shamed Aussie cricket team
- * Povetkin closes in on world title fight by defeating Byrd
- * Napoli end Juve's successful run with controversial win
- * Chinese cruise past Myanmar to reach next round
- * Briefs
Business
- * UMC asks Taipei not to appeal ruling on Tsao
- * Taiwan Life hit by US loan crisis
- * ANALYSIS: Chinese investment is not all politics
- * LCD makers report third-quarter profits
- * Taiwan Beer sets sights on US, Canadian markets
World Business
- * UAW, Chrysler break contract impasse
- * Former Merrill Lynch CEO calls for more caution
- * Indonesia to build world's longest suspension bridge
- * 'Espionage' common practice at car shows
- * Philippines, China announce ethanol plant partnership
- * World Business Quick Take
Business Focus
- * FEATURE: Uni-President celebrates 40th anniversary
Features
- * Hip-hop heroes bite the bullet
- * PLANET POP
- * 'Hell's Basement' Halloween party rocks Roxy Vibe
Bilingual Pages
- * Survival Chinese
- * Paint it red, the protester said 抗議民眾染紅羅馬許願池
- * Ladybugs used to fight New York City pests 小瓢蟲紐約立大功

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Monday, Oct 29, 2007, Page 19

Armindo Araujo and Miguel Ramalho of the Mitsubishi Motors De Portugal team weave their way through the trees during a World Rally Championship race in Obihiro, Japan, yesterday. The event was won by Mikko Hirvonen and Jarmo Lehtinen of the BP Ford World Rally Team.
PHOTO: AFP

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