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    Taiwan fends off rally to beat Japan

    WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS: The men's basketball team took the gold at the East Asian Games final yesterday, despite a late drive to within three points by Japan
    Lee Hsueh-lin (李學林) scored a game-high 15 points yesterday as Taiwan weathered a late rally to defeat Japan 60-55 in the East Asian Games men's basketball final.

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    German held in huge heroin bust

    FACING DEATH: A German national could get a death sentence for attempting to smuggle US$3 million in heroin into the country under the guise of canned food
    By Rich Chang
    A German man was arrested Saturday night on suspicion of smuggling 6.1kg of heroin into the country, and could face the death penalty, according to airport police.

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    French riots spread into Paris, 1,300 cars torched

    Gangs of youths torched 1,300 vehicles overnight in the 10th consecutive night of violence in Paris' poor suburbs and major French towns, despite the deployment of thousands of extra police.

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    China asks for help against avian flu; Japan may up aid

    China said yesterday it had asked for outside help to test three possible cases of bird flu in humans, and reported that its latest outbreak among poultry lies along a migration route for wild birds.

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    Premier backs bullet train project during test ride

    By Jessie Ho
    Premier Frank Hsieh (謝長廷) yesterday inspected the nation's new bullet train on a test run that hit speeds of 300kph, and affirmed the government's strong support for the project.

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    Luxury liner outruns pirates off Somali coast

    NIGHTMARE CRUISE: Men in two boats fired rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns in a bid to rob the tourist boat, but got left in the ship's wake
    Pirates armed with grenade launchers and machine guns tried to hijack a luxury cruise liner off the east African coast, but the ship shifted into high gear and outran them, officials said.

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