The New Paper, 2 January 2005
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Title Section26 2005-01-02 1 the new Paper JANUARY 2,2005 80 cents sunday 1 Singapore Press Holdings Hotline 1800-***** 55 llllllll 8 "*****1M***** > Website: newpa peristal .com.sg Email: tnp@sph.com.sg MICA(P) 024/03/200426 words
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Article, Illustration1170 2005-01-02 2 CelineLim - No fans, no lights. Already jailed thrice and deep in debt., all because of unpaid parking fines CelineLim cellsf@sph.com.sg THREE times, he has ended up behind bars. And unless he comes up with $1,600 in 16 days' time, he is going topictures/ dominie ying - 1,170 words
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268 2005-01-02 2 IF you are fined, say, $30, for not using a parking coupon, you must pay up within two weeks or face a $70 further fine. This fine can still be settled out of court. But if you do not pay within268 words
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Article, Illustration1146 2005-01-02 3 ESTHER AU YONG and MOHDISHAK report from Banda Aceh, Indonesia THE earthquake! toppled their homes. The waves, moments later, flattened whatever was left. But even in a time of great adversity, the Acehnese look after their own. Take these children, who were made orphans in1,146 words
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Article, Illustration980 2005-01-02 4 TayShi'an - ORPHANS OF THE KILLER WAVES TayShi'an shian@sph.com.sg SHE'S gone through a terrible ordeal that would reduce many adults to tears. Consider this: She swam through turbulent waters whipped up by last Sunday's killer waves. Her parents and two older brothers,pictures/ dominie ying - 980 words
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Article, Illustration286 2005-01-02 4 ANOTHER little boy was trying to remain brave yesterday, after losing his mother to the tidal waves at Phi Phi Island. Little Glen Heng, 11, stood in front of the white urn of his mother, Madam Helen Tan Cheo Tee, 39, at a Toh286 words
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Article, Illustration139 2005-01-02 5 TWELVE-year-old Ryohei Sugimoto (left), who miraculously escaped the tsunami that hit last weekend, led rescuers to the bodies of his father and younger brother. Ryohei remembered where the waves had slammed into his family, who were holidaying on Thailand's Phi Phi Island,picture/ ap - 139 words
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Article, Illustration676 2005-01-02 7 Zaihan Moliamed Yuaof - They're thankful for escaping the killer waves. But the shock lingers THE COUPLE Zaihan Moliamed Yuaof zaihan@sph .com .sg INSTEAD of feeling lucky to have survived the tsunami that devastated Phuket, singer Jai Wahab says he feels guilty. Jai and his wife Madam Rozzalina Ramli, 21, had676 words
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Article, Illustration617 2005-01-02 6 THE HONEYMOONERS PARENTS screaming for their lost children. Injured people writhing in pain. For newly-married Sandra Chu, the horrifying sights and sounds will forever be etched in her mind. The 25-year-old is still traumatised by her horrifying experience in Phuket last Sunday. And to thinkpictures/ dominic ying, berita harian - 617 words
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Article233 2005-01-02 7 THE FAMILY IT was their first holiday to Sri Lanka as a family. And it won't be their last. Never mind if their holiday nearly cost them their lives. For Mr Arif Sultan, five minutes was all that stood between his family and the deadly233 words
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Article, Illustration74 2005-01-02 8 Premium waterfront properties, alfresco cafes by the beach, beautiful people milling around that is how most Singaporeans would remember their holidays at the idyllic Patong beach in Phuket. But, in the aftermath of the terrifying tsunami, a blanket of devastation now remains of what was once a tourist74 words
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Article, Illustration631 2005-01-02 9 THIS was their paradise on earth. And, on their last day together, life couldn't have been sweeter. Former Her World editor Betty L Khoo-Kingsley was cycling home to their bungalow nestled in the sun-kissed greenery of Christmas Island. Her husband, Mr Richard Kingsley, a 58-year-old631 words
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Article434 2005-01-02 10 REMEMBERING RICHARD KJNGSLEY (Apr 11,1946-Dec 21,2004) WHEN Richard and I first came here last April, we were swept up with the incredible beauty of the island and the friendliness of Christmas Islanders. I said, as we faced the Indian Ocean: This is it I want my bones434 words
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Article, Illustration67 2005-01-02 10 Christmas Island, about thraa hours' away from here by atr, used to belong to Singapore. It is about five times smaller than Singapore and was sold to Australia by the first chief minister of Singapore, Mr Urn Yew Hock, in 1958. Its population of 1,500, include Chinese and67 words
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Article, Illustration584 2005-01-02 11 Sytvia Toh Paik Choo - Sytvia Toh Paik Choo paikchoo@sph .com. sg MOTHERS danced with their little girls, grown men in tartan skirts held their wives close on the disco floor, and an "Angel" showed a tourist the cha-cha. Across the island, Singapore greeted 2005, palpably on a muted note.Pictures by DominicYing domying@sph.com.sg - 584 words
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Article, Illustration404 2005-01-02 13 HOW THEY'VE GROWN: PEEK INTO UFE OF CELEBRITY FAMILY THEY'RE beginning to look like pint-sized models. Get a load of the four kids of former soccer heartthrob Fandi Ahmad and former catwalk sizzler Wendy "Sarah" Jacob. They've not been in the limelight for awhilepicture/ Barita Harlan - 404 words
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Article, Illustration144 2005-01-02 14 M'SIAN WOMAN COMPLETES 1,100 KM ANTARCTIC JOURNEY AFTER enduring severe cold, various setbacks and physical usuries, Malaysian adventurer Datin Paduka Sharifah Mazlina Syed Abdul Kadir (above) has achieved her dream. She has become the first Asian woman to ski-sail solo from the South Pole to Hercules Inletpicture/ new straits times - 144 words
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Article, Illustration437 2005-01-02 15 IT USED TO HOUSE AIRSHIPS, NOW IT HOLDS A TROPICAL ISLAND, THANKS TO MALAYSIAN TYCOON IN winter-bound Germany, the tropics have arrived courtesy of a visionary Malaysian tycoon. A "covered tropical island", built in a gigantic hangar once used for airships, has opened for business. Kept, year-round,437 words
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Article, Illustration70 2005-01-02 16 The US spends on aid to poor well under a quarter of 1 per cent (of its budget). The US often pledges more moneythan it actually delivers... In 2002, Bush announced his Millennium Challenge account to give African countries development assistanceof up to USssb ($B.l b) a year,picture/ ap - 70 words
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Article87 2005-01-02 16 FISH prices in northern Malaysia have risen by more than 100 per cent after the tsunami disaster affected supplies. Many fishermen were unable to go out to sea as their boats and gear were destroyed, while others were afraid of more killer waves. Kuala Kedah Area Fishermen's87 words
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Article76 2005-01-02 16 THE bodies of foreigners killed by the tsunami in Phuket are being collected in refrigerated containers for an identification process which could take months. Thai officials have inserted microchips in the bodies so they can be traced quickly "All the bodies will be numbered," a police official said.76 words
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Article63 2005-01-02 16 FACTORIES in Shanghai have been hard hit by an unseasonal cold snap, which has left the city's power grid groaning under surging demand. About 9,000 companies have been told to shift production hours late into the night to ease daytime power usage. The city has even had to63 words
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175 2005-01-02 16 JAPAN PLEDGES HALF A BILLION US DOLLARS WELL over US$l billion ($1.63b) has been pledged in aid for victims of the earthquake and killer waves that hit areas around the Indian Ocean a week ago.. Leading the way is Japan which will give US$5OO175 words
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Article130 2005-01-02 16 ABOUT 2,000 protesters marched through downtown Hong Kong yesterday, accusing opposition lawmakers of sabotaging business deals and damaging the territory's image as a global financial hub. The protest was triggered by a failed stock offering valued at USs3b ($4.89b) just hours before it was to be130 words
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Article57 2005-01-02 16 When the separated parents of a 5-year-old Italian boy could not agree whose house he should stay at over Christmas, a judge decided to toss a coin. The judge, in the town of Trento, said there was not enough time to convene a tribunal. The mother won the toss57 words
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Miscellaneous32 2005-01-02 16 Central sSSr Showers Woodlands Showers SSd* Showers Changi 55r Showers Shearers max I 29° C min I 23° C first tide 2.6 m I 337 am second tide 2.7 m 237 am32 words
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Article, Illustration419 2005-01-02 18 Zaihan Mohamed Yusof - Tsunami tragedy reminds him of his dead son Zaihan Mohamed Yusof zaihan@sph.com.sg HIS handphone rang constantly when news about the Aceh earthquake and tsunami broke. Mr Azmi Ismail's relatives were worried that his family had been struck by tragedy once again. They knew hepicture/ reuters - 419 words
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Article, Illustration324 2005-01-02 18 MENTION the words Phuket or strong waves, and painful memories of the past will flood Mr Shariffuddin Iyon's mind. So, imagine how he felt this past week, with the constant media coverage of the death and destruction in Phuket. Mr Shariffuddin's324 words
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Article431 2005-01-02 18 DesmondNg - DesmondNg desmondn@sph.com.sg GOING overseas? Here are some tips from medical and security assistance response organisation International SOS on how to prepare for a safe trip: Do your homework first. Visit the library or go online to get acquainted with your destination. Get to know431 words
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Article, Illustration370 2005-01-02 19 Tan Mae Lynn - Tan Mae Lynn maelynn@s ph.com.sg IT'LL be at least half a year before Phuket regains a semblance of the bustling paradise island it once was, tour industry sources said. That's much faster than the recovery of Bali's tourism industry after the 2002 bomb blast370 words
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Article, Illustration732 2005-01-02 20 Fawziah Sotamat - Fawziah Sotamat fawziahs@sph.com. sg YOU never know when or where disaster will strike. "There really isn't any need to be paralysed with fear (when it comes to such destinations)," said Ms Alicia Seah, SA Tours' assistantpictures/ afp - 732 words
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Article339 2005-01-02 19 Asian tsunami tragedy AT least one insurer here has indicated that they have received a claim from a Singapore traveller as a result of being hit by the tsunami while holidaying in Phuket. And insurers are expecting more claims. A check with four insurance companies NTUC339 words
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Article, Illustration471 2005-01-02 21 Annette Tan - Annette Tan tnp@sph.com.sg THE festive season is always an excuse for old friends to compare the year's successes. In my motley circle, John, an insurance agent, made it to the Million-dollar Round Table. Celine sold her restaurant for twice the amount she expected. Romeo, a one-time471 words
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Article, Illustration524 2005-01-02 21 ON my date with Shahrin, we were surrounded by screaming kids. We were at the water theme park where he works as a lifeguard, and they were happily splashing water all around us. Yet the spray of water and the multitude of holidaying families did524 words
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Article, Illustration383 2005-01-02 21 Rache/ Raeburn - Rache/ Raeburn tn p@sph.com. sg Singaporeans seem to throng shopping malls every chance we get in the evenings after work, during the weekends and especially during festive seasons. We can't seem to think of better ways of spend our free time, other383 words
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Article, Illustration432 2005-01-02 22 Tan Dawn Wei - Tan Dawn Wei dawntan@sph .com. sg THIS morning, a group of cyclists honoured Sylvester Ang by riding down Old Upper Thomson Road in red jerseys his favourite colour. Sylvester, an avid cyclist, was knocked down by a bus along Lim Chu Kang Road and dragged 7m.432 words
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Article, Illustration365 2005-01-02 23 Dr WeiSiangYu - Doctor Lnve Dr WeiSiangYu tnp@sph.com. sg TECK Whye couple, Shah and Isi, were childhood sweethearts who finally tied the knot in September this year. It was not what you might consider a whirlwind romance, as they had known each other since secondary school. "We365 words
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Article379 2005-01-02 23 Keith Emuang - Text by Keith Emuang What Isi has described is consistent with a condition called vaginismus. This is associated with involuntary vaginal muscle contraction that has the effect of limiting penile penetration and inhibiting ideal intercourse. Vaginismus is also often associated with other problems like extreme anxiety, previous adverse sexual379 words
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Article567 2005-01-02 23 I REALLY need advice. I work in a production factory. Recently, I fell in love with an engineer I met after 1 changed departments. One day, I confessed to him that I liked him. He said that he had liked me since the first567 words
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Article, Illustration29 2005-01-02 24 no rate ana nse n g.M 8 OT HOVMMCMinO IS rags to riches fairytale. We piece together the star's We story /Plage 58 Picture/ ReutersPicture/ Reuters - 29 words
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Article, Illustration551 2005-01-02 25 EdwinYeo - EdwinYeo tnp@sph.com.sg ITS 2005 and this year, IH never lose track of which day it is. That's because, towards the end of last year, I received 274 calendars. I could quit my job now and set up a shop selling calendars and I probably551 words
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Article, Illustration392 2005-01-02 25 JonathanLim - HERE'S a spoilt brat's New Year resolution: JonathanLim i tnp@sph.com.sg It's Day 2 of the brand new year it's time to check and see If my New Year resolutions have made a brand new me. I've tried to be a better soul I really feel392 words
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Miscellaneous61 2005-01-02 25 ®FAB'S FLIPS y Fabian fabian@sph. com. sg Hey, 6P6AT CHPISTMAS PAPTY LAST NI6HT.' |pi 0 1 oio you Nonce that THOse WHO TUPNeO UP CAMe IN TAXIS WHiLe NONe op My motopins PPieNOS TUPN UP? yeAH, v\ WHY'S I eecAuse THe woMeN opiveps COULON'T PINO My PLACe ON THe STpeeT61 words
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Article, Illustration525 2005-01-02 31 Ian Tan tanyhi - Ian Tan tanyhi @sph.com.sg ONCE in a while, a game will come along and charm your socks off, reminding you of the early days of computer entertainment. Between 1980 and 1990, computer games were not always about killing as many people525 words
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Article, Illustration143 2005-01-02 33 IRIVER'S NEW MP3 PLAYER MEASURES UP TO THE I POD AND EVEN EXCEEDS IT APPLE'S iPod mini just got a new rival. Reign Com, parent company of portable music player maker ißiver, has unveiled the HlO, a hard disk drive embedded multifunctional MP3 player. Thepicture/ afp - 143 words
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Article, Illustration391 2005-01-02 35 AND IT'S THANKS TO GPS TECHNOLOGY -h tech- AP. HE commands a platoon of 110 rubbish trucks. So, when a caller complained about seeing one of his company's blue and white trash tanks speeding down Route 22, Mr Ciro Viento checked his computer. With aAP.; Picture/ Afp - 391 words
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392 2005-01-02 41 Michee/Leo - Michee/Leo manyan@sph .com.sg SINCE that dream debut with Green Light last August, it was almost certain that rookie trainer John McGillivray would not stop there. In 92 subsequent attempts, the Australian newcomer added 13 more wins to his final score, hitting392 words
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Article, Illustration224 2005-01-02 42 TOP TIPS RACING] Racing Editor RACE j 1. Marc Tan Danny Khoo Michael Lee 1 1W > rtffi 1 Cliff OfThunder H 11 M 10 i (r.mv.t i f: kti,rl i Otftilf I'f.'li /rj/ivi. C l3Top Up Please 10 Cook The Books 16 True Prince 8 Wine N Roses224 words
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Article, Illustration77 2005-01-02 42 CIZEN TYCOON (Race 5 No. 3) Appeals on his recent consistent form, which boasts a win and two thirds in his last three starts. This afternoon's 1,600 m trip is right up his winning alley and he also has the services of talented Australian youngster James Winks. Two77 words
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Article, Illustration473 2005-01-02 42 MffKH a*sSDiv3 Quartet/Double Trio 4.0C 1600m (LQ Stakes: RM25,00C No. Last 6 runs HORSE Wt Rating Jockey Barrier (Age/origin/sex. trainer) 1 *****- HELD RANGER 57 (34) DChee 4 (4nzg Coetzee-Dependable) 2 6900-0 SILENT TRUCKER 56.5 (33) HKLimc15 1 (6nzg M Breukelen-Owner) 3 *****7473 words
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695 2005-01-02 43 2 OFFENSIVE 575 (19-8) SSam (5) 1 1 1 (493) 11 MPEMALDECREE50c51.5(42-11) JAzhar (6) 5 4 2 (463) 12 CANT TNNK IT 50 c 51 (48-12) SSatee (1) 3 2 3 (460) Winning stable: Überty. Trainsr Kevin Coetzee. Margins: 2V«, hd, 2Vi. Time: Imino42sec.695 words
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Article146 2005-01-02 43 Danny/ choo - Danny/ choo dkhoo@sph.com. sg IPOH-BASED trainers capitalised on home-ground advantage to sweep all eight races on the opening day of the new season yesterday. And leading the way was 2002 Malaysian champion Barry Brogan, who enjoyed a popular double with Impulsive Buy and Horse King,146 words
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638 2005-01-02 43 JACKPOTS: As no-one struck the Double Trio (Races 6 7) yesterday, a jackpot sum of $7,103 has been added to Wednesday night's meeting. Likewise, noone struck the quartet in Race 9 yesterday. As such, the first quartet race on638 words
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Article, Illustration1246 2005-01-02 44 fhgh AP. KOBE Bryant is among the NBA's leaders in scoring and assists, and No 1 in being analysed and dissected. He has been held up to the light in almost every facet of his life, on and off the court. Bryant sat down andAP.; picture/ reuters - 1,246 words
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Article, Illustration978 2005-01-02 45 Bri/Miller - Bri/Miller npsports# sph.com.sg I THINK I can work for Koh Ching Hong. I mean, this is one guy who is so on the ball. And Fuji Xerox, where he is the managing director, sure does seem like a nice place all work and some play. 1 mean, here978 words
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Article, Illustration375 2005-01-02 46 Brian ar - Brian ar np6portsosph.oofTt.sg IT is not enough that he swims, cycles and runs. Koh Ching Hong feels it's important to put family and his staff at Fiyi Xerox through the grind. To him, it's important to strike a balance. And although he didn't saypictures/ FROM CHING HONG'S PERSONAL COLLECTION - 375 words
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Article, Illustration501 2005-01-02 47 HEART HE Am Tonight, tha Singapore Lions host Myanmar in tha sacond lag of tha Tigar Cup sami-finals. With just ona hurdla I aft to tha tampting Tigar Cup final spot, ERNEST LUIS talks to Lions coach Radojko Avramovic on a ranga of topics to gat501 words
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1084 2005-01-02 48 MANY memorable moments have marked the Lions' Tiger Cup campaign so far, as they defied the doubters and grew from strength to strength. But behind the scenes, rare glimpses often tell the real story of how Raddy Avramovic managed to rally1,084 words
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Article, Illustration725 2005-01-02 49 Ernest Lab - ghg SEMI-FINAL (2nd LEG): SINGAPORE V MYANMAR (First leg: 4-3) National Stadium, 7.30pm, tonight Ernest Lab npspofts@sph.com.sg TONIGHT at 7.30, the Singapore Lions will face Myanmar with a 4-3 lead from the first leg. But because Tiger Cup rules state that away goals carry no advantage, Myanmar simplypicture/ bertta harian - 725 words
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Article305 2005-01-02 49 ERNEST LUIS. FIRST, there were the passionate and vocal 25,000 Vietnamese fans in Ho Chi Minh. Then came the louder 11,000 Myanmar fans in Kuala Lumpur, who even threw water bottles at the Singapore players. But through it all, the Lions held their own andERNEST LUIS. - 305 words
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Article, Illustration2140 2005-01-02 51 Irene Hoe - -7-sporteH- Irene Hoe Special Correspondent ITALIAN football's winter break is not only R&R time for the players, but also time for its diehard supporters, or ultras, to plan for the second half of the season. Commandos Tigre, AC Milan's most famous ultras, are already lookingpictures/ Irene hoe - 2,140 words
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Article, Illustration406 2005-01-02 53 FRED KANOUTE - fghgh |By FRED KANOUTE TOTTENHAM YOU will meet some of the most amusing characters at White Hart Lane. Nicknames like The Boss and The Dinosaur roll off the tongue very easily as I size up my Tottenham colleagues. Check out these funny people. LEDLEYKING: I genuinely think406 words
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Article, Illustration359 2005-01-02 54 fgh PA Sport. GRAEME Soilness' desperate defensive repair work at Newcastle United continued yesterday with the £8 million ($25.2 m) signing of the French international Jean-Alain Boumsong (left) from Rangers. The 25-year-old centre-half had a medical at St James' Park and has agreed aPA Sport. - 359 words
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Article, Illustration275 2005-01-02 54 PA Sport. ASTON Villa have confirmed launching a £6 million bid for want-away Southampton striker James Beattie (right). The England international has become one of the hottest properties around after Harry Redknapp confirmed he would need to sell the player to generate funds to strengthen thePA Sport. - 275 words
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Article186 2005-01-02 54 PA Sport FULHAM striker Luis Boa Morte and goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar are close to signing extended deals at Craven Cottage. Boa Morte has been linked with a move to Newcastle while van der Sar, out of contract in the summer, is believed toPA Sport - 186 words
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Article116 2005-01-02 54 PA Sport. JONATHAN Specter's loan move to Blackburn has been put on hold because of Manchester United's growing ii\juiy crisis. The 18-year-old American defender was due to join the Ewood Park outfit in a bid to gain more Premiership exposure. INJURY However, since Sir Alex FergusonPA Sport. - 116 words
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Article, Illustration506 2005-01-02 55 Mark Bradley - By Mark Bradley SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT PA Sport Freddie ljungberg led by example as he struck twice to ensure Arsenal's relatively inexperienced line-up maintained the pressure on leaders Chelsea with victory at Charlton. Arsenal had to cope with the setback of defender Talal El Karkouri equalisingPA Sport - 506 words
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Article, Illustration504 2005-01-02 56 Mike McGrath - By Mike McGrath SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Tottenham youngster Dean Maraey inspired his side to a 5-2 rout of Everton at White Hart Lane. The midfielder was only playing because of injury to Michael Brown, but he scored twice and had a hand in two other goals504 words
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Article275 2005-01-02 56 PA Sport NEWCASTLE ended their seven-game winless run with a precious victory over Birmingham. Goals from Shola Ameobi and Lee Bowyer before the break ultimately sealed the points on an afternoon when the result should have been beyond any doubt long before half-time. However, Newcastle have neverPA Sport - 275 words
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Article, Illustration611 2005-01-02 57 LIVERPOOL 0 CHELSEA 1 LIVERPOOL Jerzy Dudek, Steve Finnan, Sami Hyypia, Jamie Carragher, DjimiTraore, Luis Garcia, Steven Gerrard, DietmarHamann, Xabi Alonso (Antonio Nunez 27), John Arne Riise (Neil Mellor86), Rorent Sinama Pongolle. CHELSEA: PetrCech, Paulo Ferreira, John Terry, William Gallas, Glen Johnson, Cardoso Tiago, Frank Lampard, Claude Makelele,PA Sport.; picture/ routers - 611 words
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Article136 2005-01-02 57 AFP. LIVERPOOL midfielder Xabi Alonso suffered a broken ankle, dealing another severe blow to the Reds in what has been an injury-plagued season. The Spanish international limped off midway through the first half after a tackle by Frank Lampard and the club doctor confirmed at half timeAFP. - 136 words
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Article, Illustration419 2005-01-02 58 CHELSEA boss Jose Mourinho hailed his team's defensive qualities after they strengthened their position at the top of the Premiership with a 1-0 win at Liverpool last night. Chelsea have conceded only eight goals all season and Mourinho said afterwards: "We won because of our fantastic419 words
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259 2005-01-02 58 Wire Services. RAFAEL Benitez felt Liverpool deserved to beat Chelsea but said the game turned on two things with the non award of a clear penalty and'the injury to Xabi Alonso. The Liverpool manager said the decision not to award a penalty for a clearWire Services. - 259 words
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Article, Illustration101 2005-01-02 59 LIVERPOOL 0 CHELSEA 1 (Joe Cole 80th min) Crowd: 43,886 As SinaimhPongolle gets ready to receive a throw in, Makeleie appears to have his arm around the Liverpool player and pulls him down. Sinama-Pongolle tries to shake off Makeleie but falls101 words
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Article, Illustration976 2005-01-02 60 Wang - Wang npsports® sph.com.sg IT is hard enough to suffer a shot to the solar plexus. But two? Hard it is to accept, that was the bitter pill prescribed by Chelsea for Liverpool to swallow last night. As the Kop rose as one to belchpicture/ afp - 976 words
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Miscellaneous46 2005-01-02 60 EPL ASTON VRIAv BLACKBURN Delayed, Ch 24,9 am, today BOLTON v WEST BROM Delayed, Ch 24, noon, today MAN CHY v SOUTHAMPTON Delayed, Ch 23,3pm, today TIGER CUP (Semi-final, Leg 2): SINGAPORE MYANMAR Ch 24,7.25pm, tonight *AU LIVE unless specified TV Wrtlwfi piuwMeil by Telecastor 1.46 words
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