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* Minor skirmishes as DPP launches UN torch relay
* No US support for UN bid, AIT director says
* Asian space race heats up as PRC launches orbiter
* BCC chairman Jaw announces resignation
* Costa Rica's Arias is all business as he meets Hu Jintao
* HSINPU SHUFFLE
Taiwan News
* Chen calls for new probes of murders
* Pan-blues vow to block GIO budget in Legislative Yuan
* Wang turns down chance to manage Ma's election bid
* Luo undecided over Da-an constituency election bid
* DOH orders probe into Chinese liver transplants
* FEATURE: Special education sadly lacking: parents
* MOJ won't force ketamine users to undergo treatment
* EPA hosts mercury reduction and recycling workshop
* Promotions invalid: Lee
* Taiwan to launch satellites by 2010
* Halloween toy inspection reveals some scary results
* DIY CHECK
* Taiwan Quick Take
World News
* Park approved 1973 kidnapping
* Junta agrees to early visit
* Thailand's Muslims alienated by slow prosecution: HRW
* Armed troops seal Tibetan monastery over celebrations
* US warns Japan over Afghan support
* Pakistani police have yet to see Bhutto threat letter
* US criticizes Kurdish leaders over PKK
* Israel to cut off electricity and fuel to Gaza
* Iran's new nuclear negotiator makes his debut in Rome
* Baby moons spark theory that explains the rings of Saturn
* Rabin remembered 12 years after his assassination
* EU introduces `blue card' plan to attract foreign talent
* States to sue over emissions laws
* Venezuelan civil liberties protest ends in violence
* Politicians gunned down
* Firefighters concede defeat until Santa Ana winds subside
* Canada introduces anti-terrorism law
* Fidel Castro accuses Bush of plotting a new Cuba conquest
* World News Quick Take
Editorials
* Editorial: How Mayor Hau failed the public
* TSU needs a firm, clear manifesto for election
* Government did probe murders
* Who owns the treasures of the sea?
* PRC leadership reshuffle signals continuity, not deep changes
* Letters: Tolerance begins at homev
* Letters: Li is the man to watch
* Letters: Hu's overtures are futile
Sports
* Ireland dumps manager Steve Staunton
* United, Arsenal maintain perfect starts
* Penguins hand Rangers another 1-0 defeat
* Pakistan upstage Proteas to claim 2-1 lead in series
* Chappell recounts his side of Botham brawl
* Lions growl in tale of two innings to dominate Bears
* Russell, Molina advance in boxing championships
* Federer survives surprise struggle with German giant
Business
* Cabinet lifts restrictions on investments
* SinoPac Financial reveals US$6m in impaired assets
* HannStar Display posts record-high quarterly profit
* Export orders reach record high, says economics ministry
* Yahoo driven to remain No. 1 in Taiwan: Decker
* Uni-President Enterprises aims to dominate Asia
* Kolin says it will meet shipment target
World Business
* Amazon shares skyrocket on Q3 profit
* BlackBerry comes to China
* Zaniness vies with practicality in Tokyo
* US says China has slowed cooperation on thwarting piracy
* Yuan breaks through key 7.5 level for the first time
* World Business Quick Take
Features
* Flappers lit the way to freedom
* Green is the new black
* An audience with Sir Ben Kingsley
* Technology Review
* Baroque and beyond
* `A cockroach struts by the wall; pay attention to suspicious people'
Bilingual Pages
* Miss Universe says no to fur 環球小姐向皮草說不
* Survival Chinese
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Thursday, Oct 25, 2007, Page 2
Four female managers at the Chiayi Public Health Bureau give a demonstration of how to do a breast self-examination during an activity yesterday to promote breast cancer awareness.
PHOTO: CNA
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