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  • 431 1  -  Zackaria Abdul Rahim From Rl to RJC to poly to Stanford to by zacjcanawnews toaay. com. sg WHIZ kids are a product of their times. The latest claimant to this tag is 20-year-old Yusry Harfuddin, a Raffles Institution student who dropped out of Raffles ]C to pursue
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  • 405 1  -  Ng Boon Yian by boony i a n® newsto d ay.com.sg IN the end, pragmatic politics appeared to have won over political principles. In a historic ruling yesterday, the hugely popular Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra was cleared of charges of concealing
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  • 179 1 AFP KUALA LUMPUR Eight Malaysians, including some PAS members, have been detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA). The act allows for indefinite detention without trial. Inspector-General of Police Norian Mai said the eight are believed to be members of a group of about
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  • Article, Illustration
    31 1 AFP Streetwalk barbers are making a comeback along Beijing's sidewalks as many taid-off workers from China's stateowned enterprises undergoing reform turn to the streets to make ends meet. photo
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  • 70 1 KARLSKRONA The Secretary General of the UN has been banned from visiting his in-laws on a Swedish island because it's too small. Mr Kofi Annan was a regular guest at the summer house before being elected Secretary General. But police say the island is too small to provide
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  • HOT NEWS
    • 264 2  -  Chan Chao Peh M j. T_ f^l M i-J. -I URA helps small businesses to change trade by cha opemsne wstoaay. co m.sg THE Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) is making it easier for small businesses to change the use of their premises. These new measures will help them
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    • 243 2  -  Lee U-Wen by uwen@newsto d ay. c o m.sg IT seems that "news on the go" has taken on a whole new meaning, thanks to a partnership between Comfort Ads and Dow Jones. Now you can keep updated with the latest
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    • 307 2  -  Joy Frances by j oy@ newstoday.com.sg BUSINESSMAN Francisco Wong yesterday found out what happens when one ignores phone calls from one's bank. Mr Wong and his wife had a foreign exchange margin-trading agreement with HSBC Bank. They sold Yen to buy US
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    • 196 2  -  Catkleen Tung MINISTER for Law and Foreign Affairs Prof S Jayakumar, announced yesterday that the Ministry of Education has completed most of the improvements to Tamil education recommended by the Tamil Language Review Committee. One of the most important aspects, he said,
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    • 197 2 A NURSE with more than 25 years' experience was fined $10,000 yesterday for administering the wrong medication to a two-day-old baby. Her mistake led to the death of the infant. The judge found that the nurse, the first medical professional charged with
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    • 415 3 Sackings, bomb scare, tantrums mark MCA meeting KUALA LUMPUR Two key leaders of the youth wing of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) were sacked after a colourful annual general meeting yesterday that also suffered a bomb scare, strange smells and temper tantrums. The AGM started ominously when a bomb
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    • 96 3 Reuters KUALA LUMPUR Negri Sembilan will be the first Malaysian state to declare black metal music as "haram" or forbidden. "We will gazette (the decision) as a fatwa (Islamic edict)," Negri Sembilan Chief Minister Mohamed Isa Abdul Samad Mohamed told reporters yesterday. He said the move was in
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    • 78 3 AFP JAKARTA Defiance and perseverance pays, so it seems. While ousted Indonesian leader President Abdurrahman Wahid gave him the boot in June, President Megawati Sukarnoputri gave the national police chief his job back, a presidential spokesman said yesterday. Ms Megawati revoked a decree dismissing General S Bimantoro as
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    • Article, Illustration
      403 4  -  Leong Phei Phei From Singapore to the finest hospitals in the world by phe i phei@newstod ay.com. sg ONE is learning the ropes at Mayo Clinic, arguably the best-known name in the medical world. Another, a Public Services Commission (PSC) scholar, studied at the University of Surrey, where
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    • 146 4 DO you know the answers to these questions? How many commercial banks are there in Singapore as of July 2001? Who wrote National Day Anthem? Which is the tallest financial building in Singapore? Which University was established on Jan 1962? How many roads are there in
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    • 125 4 NO one escapes the net when it comes to the hepatitis B immunisation jab. Starting yesterday, the Health Promotion Board (HPB) will bring the immunisation exercise right to the doorsteps of ITE, polytechnics and universities. HPB hopes to reach out to 110,000 tertiary students by
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    • 124 4 HE was only 17 when he ran into trouble with drug pushers who demanded money from him for the drugs he had taken. Nicholas Loong Ji Hong, an engineering student from a local polytechnic, claimed that the pushers threatened to harm his
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    • 27 2 National Day Weekend Poll Win two pairs of National Day Parade tickets and MRT cards! Just tell us what it means to be a Singaporean at teww.mediacorpsingapore.com
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 54 4 Today it 13 Former First Lady shows some real clout in the Seriate J 14 Mad about makeup IEALTH 16 Get sculpted v 17 7-year itches do happen 18 Big bold BMW 7 Series IT 19 Whitney Houston's mega deal NEMAS 20 Scary laughs with Scary Movie 2 TimeOut 22
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  • LETTERS
    • 288 5  -  Narayana Namyana Let's not take gender equality to absurd lengths YOUR front page interview with MP Mrs Lim Hwee Hua (Today, Aug 2) reveals her refreshingly candid approach. "Look for discrimination and you'll find it" is a truism that is completely at home, both in
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    • 91 5  -  Mohamad Rosle Ahmad IF there's one thing that the Development Bank of Singapore's (DBS) top-brass foreign banking talents seem to have forgotten to take from America, it is Dale Carnegie's bestseller for good human relations How to win friends and influence people. So allow me
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    • 193 5 THE article entitled "Candid Canvasses" (Today, Aug 1) made a sweeping statement that art is considered "unsuitable for Punjabi women", who are expected "to adopt more sedate professions, if they do work at all". We disagree with the writer's baseless statement. First of all, the
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    • 318 5  -  Ec Teck Ec HAVING read the article "The other side of a coin" (Today, July 30), I believe we should thank Mr See Leong Kit for showing that a teacher must earn his students' respect. I feel uneasy whenever the Ministry of Education
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    • 86 5 For your letter to appear on this page, write in giving your full name and address to: Today, 24, Raffles Place, #28-01/06, Clifford Centre, Singapore *****1; Fax: 65-*****17; E-mail: news@ news today, com. sg We reserve the right to edit any letters submitted for publication Celebrating M Super Dollars to
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  • BUSINESS NEWS
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      302 6  -  Ivay Tan OCBC must emulate rivals to raise efficiency by i vay@?n ews tod ay.com .sg OVERSEA-CHINESE Banking Corporation (OCBC) must follow the example of its competitors, DBS Bank and United Overseas Bank, and venture into Hong Kong if it wants to grow more efficiently, analysts said. And
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    • 258 6  -  Chan Chao Peh by eh a opeh ®newstoday. com. sg DESPITE the weak economic conditions, United Overseas Bank (UOB), the second largest bank here, said its net profit for the first half ending June 30 was higher than expected. It rose 11.3 per cent,
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    • 218 6 AFP INTEREST rate cuts may provide a temporary boost to faltering Asian economies in the second half of this year but the landscape remains littered with risks, Standard Chartered Bank said. The slowdown in the US economy and the inability of emerging markets to boost domestic
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    • Market Watch
      • 125 6 LOCAL telecommunication applications provider, iSoftel, yesterday issued a profit warning, saying that it expects to incur a loss for the first half ending June 30. Demand in the telecommunications market in both US and Asia has lowered over the last two quarters and more bad debts are expected,
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      • 112 6 Bernama MALACCA chief minister Datuk Wira Mohd Ali Rustara said business ties between the Malaysian state and Singapore could deepen further especially in the fields of infocommunications and the knowledge economy. Like Singapore, he said, Malacca was now into hi-tech industries which had replaced labourintensive sectors and was
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      • 107 6 THE Institute of Microelectronics (IME) of Singapore and Philips (Centre for Industrial Technology) CFT Asia-Pacific, have agreed to jointly develop a new packaging process that they say will revolutionise the way integrated circuits are packaged. "Our approach will require fewer steps in the manufacturing cycle," said Mr
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    • 357 8 Eernama Govt's duty to take over UEM: Mahathir KUALA LUMPUR The impending restructuring of United Engineers Malaysia Bhd (UEM) and Renong Bhd following the Malaysian government's proposal to take over these companies is not a prelude to a new direction of wealth distribution in the country, Prime Minister
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    • 211 8 -Bloomberg 'photo. SYDNEY Australia's largest airport, Sydney's Kiiigsfcrd Smith (picture), attracted three bids of as much as As4.B billion ($4.41 billion), the Australian Financial Review said. Believed to be among the bidders are Connect Group, which includes National Australia Bank Ltd, ABN Amro Holding NY, Frankfurt
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    • 302 8 Bloomberg ASIA'S most profitable carrier, Singapore Airlines, said it filled fewer seats and cargo space than a year ago as regional economies slowed. The airline filled an average 69.7 per cent of total available space for the month, 3.1 percentage points less than in
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    • 263 8 Market News SINGAPORE shares finished mostly lower with selling from contra-sellers and weaklings. There appeared to be lesser buying interest; not a lack of and there wasn't any big sellers either. Investors were awaiting the outcome of US employment data and locked in some profits after a week of
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    • 167 8 KUALA LUMPUR The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) was trapped in a tight trading range of five points, ranging from 658 to 663. It was another dull trading day seen on key index-linked counters. However, selective counters still chalked up good gains and strong trading volumes on rotational buying
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    • 673 9  -  Lee Yew Meng They can moderate private property prices by ye wmeng newstoday. com. sg EXECUTIVE condominiums (EC), introduced in 1996 as a sandwich market between HDB resale flats and lower-end private property, have performed a remarkable price-moderating role of late. The most significant example of this
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    • 101 9 KUALA LUMPUR Despite the economic slowdown, Singaporeans continue to buy properties in Malaysia, said Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Ong Ka Ting. According to the New Straits Times, the minister is confident that Singapore citizens will take advantage of the attractive guidelines set
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  • WORLD NEWS
    • 344 10 AFP Irish terrorists suspected behind blast that leaves seven people injured LONDON Police say a car bomb that injured seven people in west London was the work of Irish dissidents planning "mass murder". The bomb which contained up to 40 kg of homemade explosive blew up
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    • 92 10 AFP MELBOURNE A Hong Kongbased gangster was jailed for 16 years yesterday for laundering more than US$2OO million ($356 million) in drug money through an Australian casino. Such was his turnover at the baccarat tables at Melbourne's Crown Casino that Tong Ko Kon, 46, received
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    • 75 10 JAIPUR Bull elephants that for centuries have carried tourists to the hilltop Amber Fort in Rajasthan face retrenchment in November... because they have sex on the brain. Last year, a female elephant carrying two Japanese women fell into a ditch along the slope after a male in rut
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    • 284 10 Agencies HONG KONG Two nations. Two China-born scholars. Two decisions: One bleak; the other a cause for celebration. And celebration time it was for human rights groups and the media as US scholar Li Shaomin (picture, far right) was reinstated
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    • 210 10 JOHOR BARU Malaysian police believe they have solved Johor's worst mass killing in recent times following the arrest of a fourth suspect. The brutal killings of seven members of a family last Saturday had shocked Malaysians. The victims were sprawled in pools of blood in
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    • 74 10 AFP TAIPEI Taiwan will launch land and environmental preservation programmes as the death toll from floods and mudslides caused by Typhoon Toraji reached at least 86. Taiwan Premier Chang Chunhsiung yesterday also vowed to eradicate the betel trees illegally grown on thousands of hectares of government forest land
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    • 467 11 Agencies That's the call by rights panel to Malaysian govt KUALA LUMPUR Speakers' corners in every state and a relaxation of police controls on rallies these are among the key recommendations of a ground-breaking report on freedom of assembly released yesterday. The report, prepared by
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    • 251 11 PUTRAJAYA With a helping hand from Malaysia, the Philippines' two largest Muslim separatist factions yesterday agreed to unite to forge peace. The deal between the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) was reached after two days of intensive talks in
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    • 85 11 Reuters ZAMBOANGA Hooded gunmen from the Abu Sayyaf militia beheaded four villagers on a southern Philippine island after kidnapping more than 30 people. Two villagers managed to escape after the attack on Thursday night on the island of Basilan, 900 km south of Manila. Nine villagers were later
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    • 337 11 MOSCOW- In what could be a significant event in world arms negotiations, the planet's most reclusive leader, North Korea's Kirn Jong-Il (picture), has finally arrived for talks with President Vladimir Putin. After a 10-day rail journey across Russia, Mr Kirn's green bullet-proof Japanese
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    • 152 11 Agencies BEIJING Chinese health officials have put out a nationwide alert after 308 tonnes of tainted rice were seized during raids in the southern province of Guangdong. Mouldy rice was polished to make it look fresh and white using bleach and mineral oil, and then sold in
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  • COMMENTARY
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      699 12 DRY ICE by Sisyphus Cool examination reveals simple issues, and missing considerations EMBRYO stem cell research is a topic of hot debate. However, cool examination shows it to be a fairly simple issue. First, the background. Stem cells are very early master or "blank slate" cells which develop
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    • 414 12 AFP The Jakarta Post comments on the bad press that new President Megawati Sukarnoputri has been getting from the international media: ONLY days after the People's Consultative Assembly installed Ms Megawati Sukarnoputri as President of Indonesia, it is interesting and also more than
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    • UPFRONT
      • 520 13 Today Foreign Desk Former First lady and junior Senator shows some real clout Tust six months into the job, former I US First Lady Hillary Clinton is fast becoming a political force to contend with in the Senate. Never mind that in Senatespeak, the
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      • 222 13 -AFP PARIS DEPRESSION during pregnancy is more common than post-natal depression, according to a British study. Now the experts are saying it's your crankiness during pregnancy that needs immediate attention. As the mother's state of mind during pregnancy may affect the unborn
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      • 299 13  -  r.dniiiTHi TShern My Say by Ed inu n d@papri ka.com, sg A few jobs ago, I had the not-so-pleasant experience of being retrenched. My department was closed and I was "put out on the streets". What irks me to this day, however, is not so much
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    • WEEKEND STYLE
      • 218 14  -  Serena Sim YOU must not follow makeup trends too religiously. Makeup creators and artists are not trend-set-ters. One style cannot look good on everyone. These I learnt from three international makeup artists who visited Singapore recently. Shiseido makeup creator Tom Pecheux, MAC Pro senior artist
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      • 503 14 One man's passion in making women beautiful Tom Pecheux is an enigma. Clad in black leather and wielding a cigarette, he speaks slowly with a distinct French accent. A pair of dark sunshades would have made him totally intimidating. He is at times authoritative and confident, and
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      • 345 15  -  Sian E Jay Local designers deserve a second look by Fashion is still a little too predictable if not boring in Singapore, say style watchers. Given that the country wants to position itself as a fashion hub, it is time we took a closer look at
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      • 306 15 Cool Squares of Time Here's how you can be square and cool all at once. Always on the cutting edge of fashion, Swatch has once again surpassed itself.With these funky jelly bean colours, the new Square Nightbird collection looks good enough to eat. Collect all four delicious
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    • HEALTH
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        697 16  -  Rachel Lo Personal trainers to help you get your body back in shape In this gym, you get to choose your own personal trainer to help you get the body you want. In most other health clubs you may simply be assigned the next available trainer. At Sculptured
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      • 314 16 I ONE way to get fit faster is to slim down your fridge. Stock healthy food. Junk the fat-filted snacks, and you are well on your way to better living. Rachel Lo suggests some tips. No Junk Food Out of sight is out of mind: once you see
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    • FAMILY
      • 425 17 It does happen, and often much earlier, too LOS ANGELES The concept of the seven-year itch is part truth, part myth, say marriage experts. The itch supposedly starts in the seventh year of marriage and is characterised by unsettled feelings and the urge to have an affair or
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      • 346 17  -  Tan Kong Wee I've been thinking of the word "mentor" and I feel it has close relevance to grandparenting. I believe grandparents are in a natural position to play the mentor role to the young tykes. We grandparent have the love and patience
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      • 449 17  -  Adelia Wong Baby Talk by. babyt alk@n ews to d ay.com.sg They say the moment you set eyes on your newborn baby, you fall in love with him. It didn't happen to me. As I scrutinised little Joshua through the glass window of the hospital's nursery,
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    • MOTORING
      • 386 18  -  ColinYong This 7 is superbly crafted but not aloof There is no doubt that the all-new BMW 7 Series is bold. But beautiful? It's hard to decide if the car's shape is a foretaste of things to come in car design, or if it's simply a big
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      • 84 18 Exterior Larger all round than its predecessor Controversial rear-end styling is a radical departvre from previous BMWs Interior Clever use of new materials and exceptional attention to detail iDrive concept minimises burtons and switches Specifications: Models 735 i 745 i Engine Type 3600 cc 4398 cc, 32V
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      • 330 18 New Interior Concept Central to the iDrive concept is a rotary controller between the front seats. By rotating and pushing the controller, both the driver and front passenger can access up to 400 secondary functions through an V
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    • LIMELIGHT
      • 382 19 Reuters/Variety Houston's $1 80m contract is an industry record NEW YORK Superstar diva Whitney Houston (picture) has put pen to paper in what is the biggest recording deal in music history. She has re-signed a contract with Arista Records worth US$lOO million ($177.6 million) and will deliver
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      • 199 19  - Final answer is Jenny Kong Final answer. The host of the Chinese version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire will be popular Taiwanese host Cao Qitai (picture). This ends weeks of speculation over who would host the Mandarin version of the internationally acclaimed game show. Cao's many years of
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      • 314 19  -  David Ngiau f* eorgina Chang (right) is leaving vJMediaCorp Radio. The former DJ, who is the programme director for Perfect Ten 98.7 FM, tendered her resignation on Wednesday because she wants to focus on pursuing her master's degree in Mass Communications and to travel.
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      • 232 19  -  Rachel Lo If you are an aspiring model, you might be perfect for Ford Models' Supermodel of the World/Singapore 2001 contest. You have to be female, a Singapore citizen between 14 and 21 years old, and above 1.71 m in height.
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    • INCINEMAS
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        361 20  -  David Ngiau The sequel demands a tough stomach A colleague of mine told me that she sat through a midnight preview of Scary Movie 2 with her mouth agape. It was that bad, she told me. My attempt to engage her further about the film was swiftly greeted
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      • 279 20 THIS month, MediaCorp TV Channel 5 will be dishing out Julia Roberts' films on Sundays. The Juliafest could not come at a better time. Roberts won her first Oscar earlier in April for Erin Brockavick, after playing the bridesmaid twice before in 1989 for Steel
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      • 780 21 21 Even in death, beloved Akira-san continues to inspire filmmakers NEW YORK The doyen of Japanese cinema may be dead, but he certainly isn't lying down. Movie director extraordinaire Kurosawa, who died in 1998 at the age of 88, remains a major player in the global movie market,
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    • TIMEOUT
      • 206 22 MUSIC Beginnings This charity concert is put up by theTelok Kurau Secondary School percussion band. All proceeds go to the Jamiyah Children's Home. Date: Aug 4 Time: 7.30pm Venue: Telok Kurau Secondary School hall Price: $10 and $15 Ticketing: Available at the door or call 9450-3 105 BIRDSONGS
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      • 209 22 Think of popular reality TV series Survivor. Imagine kids being the participants. Local arts group Sculpture Square had this in mind when creating Woolagong Island for them. The goal was to bring out the kids' creativity and imagination regarding island survival. Now you can see
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
    • 48 13 INSIDE: •14/WeekendStyle »16/ Health *17/ Family OS/Motoring *24/ TV She's still WHITNEY Houston bos just added another US$lOO million to her net worth the value of her new contract with record label Arista. This makes her the highest paid singer ever. Read all about it on Page 19.
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  • Page 24 Miscellaneous
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  • SPORTS
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      433 25 Reuters Hot A-Rocl hands Guga a shock beating Montreal Masters MONTREAL American teenager Andy Roddick wore down Gustavo Kuerten to record a shock 6-7 (4--7), 6-4, 6-2 victory ovei the top seed in the third round of the U552.95 million ($5.24 million) Montreal Masters yesterday. The Brazilian 'Guga
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    • 326 25 -AFP Acura Classic SAN DIEGO -World No. 1 Martina Hingis advanced to the quarter-finals of the Acura Classic U*****,000 ($1 million) WTA hardcourt tournament yesterday by breezing past hometown favourite Alexandra Stevenson 6-1, 6-3. Hingis, a semi-finalist last year, won in
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    • 776 26 American football must shed its tough-guy image MINNESOTA There's this macho bravado in football that demands players push and give and push and give until they can push and give no more. It is the culture of football. It is seen at every level of play, from youth leagues
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    • 139 26 -AFP MANKATO Minnesota Vikings coach Dennis Green believed the best therapy for his team was to get back on the field in the wake of the shocking heatrelated death of All-Pro tackle Korey Stringer. With heavy hearts, the Vikings resumed training camp with
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