Today, 30 April 2016

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    13 1 TODAY TODAYONLINE.COM mediacorp SATURDAY, 30 APRIL 2016 WE SET YOU THINKING MCI(P) 021/06/2015
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    Lock icon On a familiar battleground — Bukit Batok — a decades-long fight resumes
    2781 1  - On a familiar battleground Bukit Batok a decades-long fight resumes KENNETH CHENG, LAURA PHILOMIN AND TOH EE MING kennethcjw@mediacorp.com.sglauraphiliomin@mediacorp.com.sg toheeming@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —In seven days, Bukit Batok residents will head to the ballot box and choose, once again, between the People’s Action Party (PAP) and the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) marking
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    Lock icon EMBRACE YOUR ROOTS
    85 1 EMBRACE YOUR ROOTS Members of the public enjoying hawker favourites such as Katong laksa, satay and rojak from stalls manned by second- and third-generation hawkers, who have taken on their family businesses, on the front lawn of the National Museum of Singapore yesterday. A 1960s street-hawker scene
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    Lock icon New counter-terror police teams to be on the ground from June
    747 1 Officers will wield more powerful firearms respond more decisively to attacks BOOST FOR NATIONAL DEFENCE STRATEGY SINGAPORE —To be operational in June, a new crack squad of police officers specially trained in counterassault and armed with submachine guns will
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      44 1 IN T-SECTION: CELEBRATING HERITAGE FOR THE FUTURE YOUNG HAWKERS ARE MAKING THEIR MARK ON THE FOOD SCENE 20 WHAT TO DO AT THE HERITAGEFEST 21 WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO THIS WEEKEND 22 SERGIO SHOCKER: SWIM COACH TO LEAVE AFTER OLYMPICS 14 T 21
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      Tower Transit to roll out bus services on May 29
      683 2  -  HANDOVER OF 26 ROUTES TO BE IMPLEMENTED IN THREE TRANCHES CLIFFORD LEE cliffordlee@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Ahead of the launch of its maiden operations in Singapore on May 29, Tower Transit has met its recruitment target with 812 bus captains on its
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      Grace Fu questions SDP’s ability to deliver on campaign promises
      766 4  -  KENNETH CHENG SINGAPORE She began with an apology to Bukit Batok residents for the resignation of its former Member of Parliament (MP) David Ong, saying the People’s Action Party (PAP) was “deeply sorry to have (brought) this on you”. Then,
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      Grace Fu questions SDP’s ability to deliver on campaign promises
      765 4 (2nd Edition)  -  KENNETH CHENG SINGAPORE She began with an apology to Bukit Batok residents for the resignation of its former Member of Parliament (MP) David Ong, saying the People’s Action Party (PAP) was “deeply sorry to have (brought) this on you”. Then,
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      Lock icon Murali ‘driven by sacred duty to serve residents’
      639 4  -  AMANDA LEE leeguiping@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Calling politics not a “career” but a “sacred duty”, Mr Murali Pillai, the People’s Action Party (PAP) candidate for the Bukit Batok by-elec-tion, kicked off his first rally of the election on a personal note, paying homage to
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      Lock icon Murali ‘driven by sacred duty to serve residents’
      639 4 (2nd Edition)  -  AMANDA LEE leeguiping@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Calling politics not a “career” but a “sacred duty”, Mr Murali Pillai, the People’s Action Party (PAP) candidate for the Bukit Batok by-elec-tion, kicked off his first rally of the election on a personal note, paying homage to
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      Lock icon I’ll be full-time MP and a voice in Parliament, says Chee
      617 5  -  NEO CHAI CHIN chaichin@mediacorp.com.sg ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY ASYRAF KAMIL SINGAPORE Pledging to effectively manage a town council and to be a voice to raise hard questions in Parliament should he get elected, Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) chief Chee Soon
      ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY ASYRAF KAMIL; PHOTO: WEE TECK HIAN  -  617 words
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      Constituency upgrading plans will go ahead ‘no matter who wins’
      501 5  -  ASYRAF KAMIL SINGAPORE If Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) chief Chee Soon Juan is elected, Bukit Batok residents need not worry about proposed upgrading plans being scuppered as the opposition party will carry them out, SDP central executive committee member Paul
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      Lock icon Perak urged to ration water as dam levels plunge
      594 8 AGENCIES KUAL A LUMPUR —Malaysia’s National Water Services Commission (SPAN) has urged the Perak state government to start water rationing as the prolonged drought caused water levels at the Bukit Merah dam to reach record level lows. “Do not wait until
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      Lock icon Perak urged to ration water as dam levels plunge
      593 8 (2nd Edition) AGENCIES KUALA LUMPUR —Malaysia’s National Water Services Commission (SPAN) has urged the Perak state government to start water rationing as the prolonged drought caused water levels at the Bukit Merah dam to reach record level lows. “Do not wait until it
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      Lock icon China’s reputation ‘will take a big hit’ if it ignores S China Sea ruling
      489 8 AGENCIES WASHINGTON China risks “terrible” damage to its reputation if it ignores an impending international court ruling on the South China Sea, said the United States early yesterday, while urging South-east Asian countries to stand up
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      Lock icon China’s reputation ‘will take a big hit’ if it ignores S China Sea ruling
      489 8 (2nd Edition) AGENCIES WASHINGTON China risks “terrible” damage to its reputation if it ignores an impending international court ruling on the South China Sea, said the United States early yesterday, while urging South-east Asian countries to stand up
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      Lock icon TAIWAN SUMMONS JAPANESE REPRESENTATIVE AS SEA ROW ESCALATES
      385 8 AFP Taiwan summoned Japan’s representative yesterday to protest its seizure of one of the island’s fishing boats in an area where Tokyo claims exclusive rights. The 50-tonne Taiwanese boat was chased for hours by a Japanese vessel and finally seized earlier this
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      Lock icon CHINA DENIES REQUEST BY U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER FOR HK PORT CALL
      393 8 (2nd Edition) AGENCIES China has denied a request for an American carrier strike group led by the USS John C Stennis to make a port call to Hong Kong, the United States Defense Department said yesterday, amid heightened tensions over China’s
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      168 6 CURTIN OPEN HOUSE 2016 Friday, 6 May 2016, 6.00pm to 8.00pm Curtin Singapore Campus, 90 92 Jalan Rajah Singapore *****2 Register today at tinyurl.com/CurtinOpen5 Graduate career-ready with an AACSB accredited Curtin University Business degree Curtin Business School is recognised as an elite global business school through accreditation bg the Association
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      Correction
      54 9 In our story “Sprinter Lim-Prasad returns with a bang” (April 29), we reported that Shanti clinched a silver in the 100m race with a time of 11.84s and finished 0.4s behind eventual winner Komalam Shally Selvaretnam (11.82s) of Malaysia. This is incorrect. Shanti finished 0.02s behind the winner. We
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      Lock icon S’pore tourism on the right track — now aim even higher
      401 9  - S’pore tourism on the right track now aim even higher FROM ANASTASIA BASYARUDIN The Government announced that it would be setting aside S$700 million over the next five years to improve innovation and growth in the tourism industry (“S$700m to boost S’pore tourism over next 5 years”; April 26). We
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      Civil Service can play bigger role in fostering forward-looking culture
      239 9  -  FROM NG YA KEN I refer to the report “Good politics, policies must go together for S’pore’s success: PM Lee” (April 27), where Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong spoke of how politics and policies have worked together constructively all these
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      Disability awareness must start in schools
      346 9  -  FROM NICHOLAS AW President, Disabled People’s Association I was 12 years old when I first discovered I had Tourette syndrome. At the time, I did not know the name of this condition, and I was a frightened young man. My parents thought that I
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      Lock icon Higher payouts being sought over TEL land acquisition
      730 10  -  APARTMENT BLOCK TO MAKE WAY FOR UPCOMING TRAIN LINE LAURA PHILOMIN lauraphilomin@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE After months of hesitation, all six owners of a nine-unit walkup apartment along Tanjong Katong Road, which needs to make way for the upcoming Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL), collected
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      Stiffer penalties for taxi fare cheats, drivers who leave engines idling
      434 10 SINGAPORE Taxi fare cheats will face tougher penalties, after a tripling of such cases between 2013 and 2015. From May 9, composition fines for passengers who dodge payment will be doubled to S$200 for first offenders, the Public Transport
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      46 11 THE MUSICAL PHENOMENON COMES TO SINGAPORE Y i X a 4 y A /y \N <C y. r t--v f* I > 4 z' A > I BOOKNOWATSISTIC TICKETS FROM $58* FROM 31 MAY ESPLANADE THEATRE ‘EXCLUDE BOOKING FEE mediacorp We take it personally Pan Pacific SINGAPORE SUBARU
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      Lock icon China, Russia rap US missile defence plan in S Korea
      494 12 RESPONSE TO PYONGYANG’S LATEST MISSILE TESTS AGENCIES BEIJING China and Russia yesterday rapped Washington’s plans to put a missile defence system in the Korean peninsula, less than 24 hours after Pyongyang twice tested rockets thought to be capable of reaching
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      Lock icon Hong Kong’s working poor choose streets over dismal housing
      802 12 AFP HONG KONG A plastic sheet, a blanket, a sleeping bag: A makeshift bed laid out in the shadow of towering apartment blocks by a man who would rather be homeless than cooped up in Hong Kong’s cramped and overpriced housing
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      OCBC’s Q1 profit falls 14% to lowest since Q4 2014
      566 13  -  Group will remain focused on conservative growth in their core business and markets FEE AND COMMISSION INCOME DROPS BY 5% FOR THE QUARTER ANGELA TENG angelateng@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp yesterday posted a 14 per cent decline in first-quarter earnings
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      Lock icon Amazon posts strong profit, thanks to its cloud computing business
      392 13 THE NEW YORK TIMES SEATTLE Amazon delivered a blowout quarter on Thursday, joining Facebook as one of the rare bright spots in a technology sector that has recently produced a string of disappointing earnings reports. Helped by its fast-growing Amazon
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      Osim extends privatisation offer, crosses 90% threshold
      372 13 SINGAPORE Osim International founder Ron Sim yesterday extended the offer to take his company private after crossing the 90 per cent threshold for compulsory acquisition. The offer for the lifestyle products distributor was extended to May 12 from April 29, said Credit Suisse
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      Lock icon SWIMMING HEAD COACH LOPEZ TO LEAVE AFTER RIO OLYMPICS
      640 14  -  Spaniard believed to have received offer from US university ANNOUNCEMENT BARELY 15 MONTHS AFTER SIGNING FIVE-YEAR DEAL WITH SSA ADELENE WONG adelenewong@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE National swim coach Sergio Lopez stunned the local swimming fraternity by announcing his resignation yesterday, just four months
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      Lock icon PENNANT: I’M WILLING TO LEAVE TAMPINES TO HELP BALANCE BOOKS
      511 14  -  STANLEY HO SINGAPORE —Tampines Rovers star Jermaine Pennant will have no qualms leaving the club or going out on loan if it helps lessen the financial burden on the five-time S.League champions. TODAY reported last week that the Stags are
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      Lock icon YOUNG TALENTS SHINE AT TRACK & FIELD C’SHIPS
      746 15  - YOUNG TALENTS SHINE AT TRACK FIELD C’SHIPS NOAH TAN noahtanyw@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —He may have failed to win the 110m hurdles, his pet event, last week, but Raffles Institution’s (RI) Joshua Chua fully redeemed himself yesterday as he emerged triumphant in the Boys’ B-Division 100m sprint at the National Inter-School Track
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      Lock icon FOXES CAN WIN TITLE IF THEY SCORE FIRST
      1113 16 WITH A BIT OF CARE, LEICESTER CITY HAVE EPL VICTORY IN THE BAG One more win. That is all former 5000-1 ranked ou tsiders Leicester City need to be crowned champions of England completing the fairytale everyone except Claudio Ranieri’s men thought
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      BIG-MATCH PREDICTIONS
      301 16 (All matches on Singtel Ch102 and StarHub Ch227) Chelsea vs Tottenham Chelsea fans hate Tottenham. Tottenham fans hate Chelsea. So no matter what happens with the Leicester result, this bitterly contested derby will mean an awful lot to everybody involved at Stamford Bridge. Spurs will miss the suspended
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      29 17 YOUR GO-TO GUIDE FOR WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND 18 TAKING THE PAST FORWARD ARTISTS SHOW WHY IT IS NEVER TOO EARLY TO BECOME A CHAMPION OF THE TRADITIONAL ARTS
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      38 17 20 Youngsters are proving themselves in the hawker scene 21 Our picks of what you can check out this weekend 23 Jaguar may have arrived late to the SUV ball, but boy, is it making a grand entrance
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        Lock icon THE FUTURE OF OUR HERITAGE
        2027 18  -  FROM CHINESE OPERA TO MALAY DANCE, THESE YOUNG ARTISTES WANT A PLACE FOR THESE ART FORMS IN SINGAPORE’S FUTURE JOY FANG joyfangz@mediacorp.com.sg The celebration of Singapore’s heritage may be the central focus of the annual Singapore HeritageFest (SHF), which kicked off last night at the
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        Lock icon Meet the new hawkerpreneurs
        1230 20  -  Why more young degree holders are driven to sell hawker food YOUNG HAWKERS IN SINGAPORE DON MENDOZA donm@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Is having a degree a prerequisite to be a hawker? That maybe the case, quipped Faye Sai, who runs Coffee Break, a coffee and drinks stall, with
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        Lock icon What to look out for on the first weekend of SHF 2016
        754 21  -  Head down to the National Museum or drop by Dakota Crescent SINGAPORE HERITAGEFEST 2016 MAYO MARTIN Singapore —It’s the long weekend and it’s time to embrace your roots and some hectic #throwback posts on social media as this
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        Weekend dining guide
        567 21 JAPANESE-INSPIRED AFTERNOON TEA AT AXIS BAR AND LOUNGE The menu features an array of sweet and savoury treats, including the signature Mandarin Oriental Singapore TWG green-tea-infused ice jelly topped with citrus foam. There are the ubiquitous chicken karaage and takoyaki, served alongside more inspired options such as
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        WEEKEND PLANNER: Other things to do this weekend
        454 22 SINGAPORE CHINESE FILM FESTIVAL Celebrate Chinese cinema with a selection of feature films, documentaries and short films including Ten Years, Zinnia Flower and Blind Massage. This year, the Singapore Chinese Film Festival will also feature a section on films about Chinese cinema,
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        HEADS UP
        79 22 THE ILLUSIONISTS Broadway’s smash hit, featuring seven magicians in a wondrous spectacle, returns to Singapore with a brand new cast and show. From May 6 to 15 at MasterCard Theatres at Marina Bay Sands. Tickets from S$55 Sands. Tickets from S$55 available at SISTIC. SUMMER NIGHT WITH OLIVIA
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        Lock icon Cinematic fanfare
        421 22  -  The first edition of food film fest FoodCine.ma is shaping up to be a success FOOD ON FILM SERENE LIM serenelim@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE When we first profiled South-east Asia’s first food film festival FoodCine.ma in February, festival director Felix Ng had been cautiously optimistic about the public’s reception to
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        Lock icon JAGUAR’S JUNGLE CAT
        755 23  -  JAGUAR MAY BE LATE TO THE SUV BALL BUT IT’S DEFINITELY MAKING A GRAND ENTRANCE LEOW JU-LEN todaycars@mediacorp.com.sg SVETI STEFAN (MONTENEGRO) —If you’re going to be late to the dance, you’d better have legs like Joanne Peh or know some fancy moves. The Jaguar F-Pace doesn’t have
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        Keeping up with the Pace
        276 24 Even though the market for luxury SUVs is crowded, Jaguar decided to build the F-Pace to spoil buyers with more choices when it comes to plush, elevated and rugged-looking transport. Here are the cars the new Jaguar has to beat. 1 AUDI Q5 It’s getting
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        Get electrified
        789 25  -  Volkswagen’s GTE plug-ins promise guilt-free motoring with a dash of fun PLUG-IN AND PLAY DERRYN WONG todaycars@mediacorp.com.sg WOLFSBURG (GERMANY) —Volkswagen’s Golf GTI is the name of its now legendary hot hatch, but not many people know that the letter “i” stands for “injection”, in reference to its fuel
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        The real benefit of electric motoring
        281 25 Batteries that run plug-in and fully electric cars are charged through the mains, which can only be as clean as the power used to provide this electricity. Singapore’s power plants use oil and natural gas, which is better than coal but obviously not as
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      45 19 Toggle originals) VERF1ETTH LDPEZ f\S GEnEVIVE PHUH 'THE CED’ d Devilishly genius but extremely demanding. What must Rachael do to keep Gene happy? WATCH ALL EPISODES FOR FREE NOW toggle.sg/runrachaelrun TOGGLE.SG Available on the AppStore m 1 I #RUNRACHAELRUN ua Toggle Some Coarse Language mediacorp
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  • Page 26 Miscellaneous
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      1240 26 CHANNEL CHANNEL programming@channelnewsasia.com tellchannel5@mediacorp.com.sg 6.00AM The Food Detectives (HD) 6.30 On The Red Dot (HD) (CC) 7 .00 The Dr Oz Show V (HD) (PG) 8.00 JML TV Home Shopping (Paid Presentation) 9.00 Wheel Of Fortune XXXI (HD) (CC) 10.00 NOT The 5 Show (HD) (PG) 11.00 The Ellen DeGeneres
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      1203 27 CHANNEL CHANNEL tellchannel8@mediacorp.com.sg CHANNEL tellchannelu@mediacorp.com.sg programming@channelnewsasia.com tellchannel5@mediacorp.com.sg 7 .00AM Home Shopping 10.00 I am a Singer NOON Approaching Science 12.30PM Innocence Lost 1.30 Home 2.00 Project W 3.00 Apple In Your Eye (PG) 4.30 Artistic Journeys 5.00 Where Are We Going, Dad? 7 .00 Chinese Dream VII 9.00 Level Seven
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      311 28 ON SATURDAY 5.00 987 HOME With Joakim Gomez 6.00 Say It With Music With Naomi Yeo 10.00 Automated 11.00 987 Anthems by Zouk And The AOS Collection DJs 6.00AM News Plus The Best Of Body Soul With Daniel Martin 10.00 News Plus Weekend Brunch And Out About With Angela Lim
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      290 28 E: English C: Chinese M: Malay T: Tamil Mediacorp’s latest online TV service offers entertainment, lifestyle, information and news across multiple devices. Log on to www.toggle.sg or download the Toggle App now. FREE LATEST CATCH-UP TV Watch episodes on Toggle after they are shown on TV. PEACE PROSPERITY (EP 20)
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  • The New York Times INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY
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      Lock icon College Faces A Reckoning In Slave Sale
      1160 1  -  Soul searching over the Jesuits’ sale of 272 people. By RACHEL L. SWARNS WASHINGTON The human cargo was loaded on ships at a bustling wharf in the nation’s capital, destined for the plantations of the Deep South. Some slaves pleaded for rosaries as
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      Lock icon Navigating The New Gilded Age
      1119 1  -  Businesses Learn to Appeal to the Wealthy, Reflecting a Stratified Society By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ MIAMI Behind a locked door aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship is a world most of the vessel’s 4,200 passengers will never see. And that is exactly the point. In
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    • WORLD TRENDS
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        Lock icon Lending Books to Feed Hungry Minds
        685 6  -  In places known for their violence, a push for libraries. PANJWAI JOURNAL By MUJIB MASHAL PANJWAI, Afghanistan It is not much of a library: two shelves of about 1,600 books and magazines in a basement room deep into a dusty alley of adobe homes
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        Lock icon Moscow’s Submarines A Challenge to NATO
        742 6  -  By ERIC SCHMITT NAPLES, Italy Russian attack submarines, the most in two decades, are prowling the coastlines of Scandinavia and Scotland, the Mediterranean Sea and the North Atlantic in what Western military officials say is a significantly increased presence aimed at contesting American and
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        Lock icon Sports Federations Benefit a Swiss City
        702 5  -  By REBECCA R. RUIZ LAUSANNE, Switzerland The Olympic rings decorate everything here, from the train station to police uniforms, flaunting this city’s identity as the capital of international sports. For more than a century, Lausanne has been home to the International Olympic Committee, inspiring
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        Inanity and Insanity in Silicon Valley
        628 4  -  TOM BRADY Dan Lyons, a technology journalist with 25 years of experience, landed a job at a software startup company after he was laid off from a magazine job. There were more than a few practices there that he found a bit odd. For
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