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Title Section14 2004-08-18 1 TODAY we set you thinking todayonline.com Wednesday August 18, 2004 I MITA (P) 103/07/200414 words
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AFTERNOON EDITION
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Article, Illustration34 2004-08-18 1 Singapore's Zhang Xueling (picture) and Li Jiawei beat their South Korean opponents in the women's singles table tennis third round at the Athens Olympics yesterday. See table of results on Page 39 ■^■HW^^antaau.-...^. REUTERS■^■HW^^antaau.-...^. . REUTERS - 34 words
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182 2004-08-18 1 AFP US 'will still be able to stand up to N Korea' WASHINGTON Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld yesterday defended plans by the United States to reduce its forces in South Korea, saying it would not in any way diminish US ability to deter North Korea.AFP - 182 words
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Article71 2004-08-18 1 Reuters NEW YORK US stocks ended higher for a third successive day yesterday, even as oil prices rose to U5546.72 ($80.02), after investors were encouraged by data showing an easing of inflationary pressure. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended up 18.28 points at 9,972.83, theReuters - 71 words
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Article, Illustration633 2004-08-18 1 Jeremy Lim - Jeremy Lim ON THURSDAY, I was almost moved to tears when I heard Mr Lee Hsien Loong say in his first speech as Prime Minister: "We must also have a place in our hearts and our lives for the disabled, who are our brothers and633 words
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Miscellaneous14 2004-08-18 1 NEWSX^/lEWS Siew Kum Hong S'poreans must seize the chance and speak up/3 I jprx*14 words
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Miscellaneous18 2004-08-18 1 SADR SNUBS PEACE DELEGATION WORLD 5 S KOREAN SOCCER TEAM THROUGH OLYMPICS 36 AUSSIE SWIMMERS DETHRONED OLYMPICS 3718 words
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HOT NEWS
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399 2004-08-18 2 Derrick A Paulo - Derrick A Paulo VIETNAM rolled out the red carpet at a Singapore-sponsored business conference in Hanoi yesterday for its largest foreign investor. The country's prime minister, deputy prime minister, various other ministers and business delegates welcomed over 200 enterprises from Singapore, including a 60-member-delegation399 words
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299 2004-08-18 2 Val Chua - Val Chua IN A bid to woo the region's high networth personalities to take a stake in Singapore, the Government is offering a prestigious resort address in Sentosa. But first, some rules. Those being courted should belong to a pool of "desired" foreigners. By that,299 words
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Article, Illustration881 2004-08-18 3 Siew Kum Hong - Siew Kum Hong |\IEWS£&DIDI&D^— If you don't, you definitely won't win. If you do, there is a chance of success and things could change IN HIS swearing-in speech last week, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong asked Singaporeans to "step forward to make aWEE TECK HIAN - 881 words
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Article258 2004-08-18 5 Reuters Failure to hold face-to-face talks raises possibility of US-led offensive to crush his Mehdi Army NAJAF Radical Iraqi cleric Moqtada Al Sadr refused yesterday to meet a delegation of Iraqi political and religious leaders seeking to end a rebellion in the holy city of NajafReuters - 258 words
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Article178 2004-08-18 5 AFP ISLAMABAD Raids by the Pakistani army have forced top Al Qaeda operatives to flee sanctuaries near the border with Afghanistan to cities and other countries, President Pervez Musharraf said yesterday. Some of those fleeing were among the 30 or so suspects roundedAFP - 178 words
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421 2004-08-18 6 — Tan Hut Leng - Tan Hut Leng WITH healthcare costs on the rise, premiums for MediShield look set to increase, in what would be the first adjustment in 12 years. Health Minister Khaw Boon Wan announced this yesterday, barely a week after he declared421 words
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460 2004-08-18 6 Wong Fei Wan - Wong Fei Wan Nicoll Highway Collapse Inquiry: Day 11 Two-day delay not acceptable, says judge NO READINGS were taken from an instrument that measured wall movement two days before the supporting walls of the excavation pit in the MRT Circle Line construction site collapsed.460 words
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HOME NEWS
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Article, Illustration269 2004-08-18 8 ■Lee U- Wen - ■Lee U-Wen COME 2029, children will get cashcards in place of red packets and family portraits, taken with mobile phones, will be beamed directly into a digital photo frame. For his visualisation of what life would be like 25 years from now in269 words
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Article469 2004-08-18 8 Lee Ching Wern - Lee Ching Wern Job's done after 3 tasks: DPM Tan IN his final 10 months as Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Tony Tan has plenty to see to. At a press conference at the Istana yesterday, Dr Tan, who is also the Co-ordinating Minister for Security and Defence,469 words
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SINGAPOREsnippets
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Article61 2004-08-18 10 Newsßadio 93.8 The CEO of KLW Wood Products, a subsidiary of listed KLW Holdings, has been charged with insider trading. Bay Kim Tee, 37, allegedly bought 1 00,000 shares of KLW Holdings on May 8, 2002, based on insider information. If convicted, Bay faces a— Newsßadio 93.8 - 61 words
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Article60 2004-08-18 10 Channel NewsAsia As part of the Army's push for a third generation fighting force that leverages on technology and new skills to develop an urban operations force, three infantry training centres have been merged to form the Infantry Training Institute. The institutes are the Basic Combat– Channel NewsAsia - 60 words
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Article, Illustration452 2004-08-18 10 Tor Ching Li - Tor Ching Li Tourism tagline says nothing: Marketing guru Culture, modernity, tagline says it all: STB CEO LAUNCHED amid a blaze of publicity, the "Uniquely Singapore" tagline is the Singapore Tourism Board's (STB) way of marketing the Lion City to the world. Earlier this year, STB452 words
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LETTERS
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Letter, Illustration172 2004-08-18 12 Jason Lee Boon Hong - Jason Lee Boon Hong I REFER to your report, "PM Lee's stress on strong grassroots" (Aug 16). The contributions of a strong and committed grassroots leader are just as valuable as those of a professional or an academic. I know of people172 words
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187 2004-08-18 12 Lim Boon Hee - Lim Boon Hee THINKING optimistically that the private and public sectors could co-operate for a win-win outcome, I called a hospital to ask if I could send my patients there for X-rays, for a fee to be negotiated. I thought the hospital187 words
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452 2004-08-18 12 Kelvin Lee Jie - Kelvin Lee Jie 'Mechanical' nature of civil service's dealings with public undermines claims it is progressive AS working parents to two young children, my wife and I found the only reliable babysitter available was the confinement nanny my wife had after giving birth. As she452 words
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215 2004-08-18 12 Kenneth Leong De- An - Kenneth Leong De-An I READ with interest the recent comments about education, school workload and children's happiness. As a secondary school student, I agree that the existing school workload is excessive, depriving students of time for our families, fun and to pursue our215 words
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BUSINESS NEWS
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Article, Illustration378 2004-08-18 14 Derrick A Paulo - Derrick A Paulo Hanoi says willing to allow 'pilot test cases' THERE are 22 foreign companies from South-east Asia listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), but none from the fastest growing country in the region: Vietnam. The SGX is hoping that this will not be theAFP - 378 words
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366 2004-08-18 14 – Jaime Koh - Jaime Koh ONE day after NatSteel unveiled a surprising $486 million deal to sell its core business to India's Tata Steel, investors were left wondering what would happen to the Singapore steel miller following the disposal of its flagship portfolio.366 words
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200 2004-08-18 14 -AFP SINGAPORE AIRLINES (SIA) will start flying the new Airbus A3BO in April 2006, becoming the first carrier to use what is billed as the world's biggest commercial aircraft, chief executive Chew Choon Seng said yesterday. Mr Chew said the move-AFP - 200 words
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MarketWATCH
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Article235 2004-08-18 14 Agencies SHARES closed mixed yesterday, but blue chips were boosted by Monday's rally on Wall Street that was driven by retreating oil prices. The ST Index rose 2.92 points, or 0.1 6 per cent, to finish at 1,880.52. Traded volume was low at 360.7 million shares worth $381.3 million,— Agencies - 235 words
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Article60 2004-08-18 14 Jy volume Jio-Treat jtiraya TO JniFiber iTATS ChipPAC laya Hldg YWTech (1 Ventur (otary Uleghmani SDS Close 0.720 0.635 2.840 0.155 1.030 0.925 0.140 0.310 0.335 0.225 Change +0.010 +0.015 -0.020 -0.010 +0.040 +0.005 +0.005 +0.005 +0.010 +1.4 +2.4 -0.7 -1.0 +4.5 +3.7 +1.6 +1.5 +4.7 'OOO60 words
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Article78 2004-08-18 14 By$ Close Change F&N 14.200 +0.200 UOB 13.000 +0.200 Day en 0.400 +0.160 CITYDEV 6.000 +0.100 CITYDEVW*****0 3.500 +0.100 DBS 15.600 +0.100 Shang Asia 2kHKS Iselan(S) 7.300 +0.100 3.000 +0.060 CIH 2.900 +0.050 Fortune Reil HKS 5.800 +0.050 fy percentage Close Change Jayen iolillioii 0.400 0.020 +66.778 words
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Article71 2004-08-18 14 By Close Change iingamasC 2kHKS 3.700 -0.200 fransmarco 0.720 -0.190 lardine C&C 6.900 -0.150 jealive50 17.400 -0.100 IMH 400USS 12.900 -0.100 KepCorp 7.000 HatSteel 2.240 -0.100 -0.100 XBC 13.100 -0.100 XBC4.5MPS100 102.400 -0.100 By percent tage Close Change IRECorp 0.025 -28.6 Iwinwood 0.030 -25.0 Iransmarco 0.720 -20.971 words
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Article59 2004-08-18 14 Index Nikkei 225 Hang Seng Ordinaries Faiwan Wtd Korea Comp Value 10,725.97 12,256.12 3,495.40 5,342.49 771.03 Change Pts +38.16 +36.37 +14.80 -9.52 -2.82 +0.36 +0.30 +0.42 -0.18 -0.36 KLCI 808.51 -0.61 -0.08 SET Index 602.75 +5.77 +0.97 Jakarta Comp 751.95 -3.97 -0.53 Phils Comp Shenzhen B 1,566.83 224.6659 words
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Article26 2004-08-18 14 SGX, Bloomberg Gold uss/oi 403.50 Silver uss/oi 6.725 Platinum uss/oi 869.00 Rubber centsAg 213.00 Palm Oil RM/tonne 1,482.5 Brent crude uss/barrel 42.35 Information provided bySGX, Bloomberg - 26 words
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Article36 2004-08-18 14 US$ 0.5838 UK£ 0.3175 Yen 64.455 HK$ 4.5469 RM 2.2154 Euro 0.4726 Rupiah 5,413.5 Baht 24.194 Peso 32.482 A$ 0.8123 Indian Rs 27.025 Won 674.91 C$ 0.7613 Yuan 4.8216 NZ$ 0.8762 NTS 19.93136 words
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Article, Illustration345 2004-08-18 16 Bloomberg July non-oil exports gain 17.6% from last year, 2.6% from June NON-OIL domestic exports last month gained a seasonallyadjusted 2.6 per cent from June, after shrinking 6.9 per cent that month, said International Enterprise (IE) Singapore, the Government's trade promotion agency. From a year earlier, exports– Bloomberg; BLOOMBERG - 345 words
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Article100 2004-08-18 16 Bloomberg SINGAPORE Airlines may have to increase a US$5 ($8.60) per passenger fuel surcharge if oil prices continue to rise, Reuters reported, citing chief executive Chew Choon Seng. The airline might not have a choice, Reuters quoted Mr Chew as saying at a conference in– Bloomberg - 100 words
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263 2004-08-18 18 Bloomberg Temasek sends offer document; shipping firm to release adviser's recommendations in 14 days TEMASEK Holdings said yesterday that its $2.8-billion take-over offer for Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) will close on Sept 15 and it has no plans for "major changes" at the shippingBloomberg - 263 words
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Article107 2004-08-18 18 Channel NewsAsia ROBINSON and Company had a good year as shoppers flocked to its stores. Its full-year net profit for the year ended Jun 30 rose 40 per cent to $41.5 million, or 48.3 cents per share. Revenue rose 11 per cent to $380 million. It alsoChannel NewsAsia - 107 words
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Article99 2004-08-18 18 Guangzhao Industrial Forest Biotechnology Group's net profit for the first half ending June 30 rose 69 per cent to 35.7 million yuan ($7.4 million) from 21.2 million yuan a year ago. Sales fell 37 per cent to 17.82 million yuan from 28.4 million last year. Earnings per share rose99 words
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Article, Illustration287 2004-08-18 20 AFP Move strengthens role of biomedical sector as key pillar of the economy SWISS pharmaceutical giant Novartis announced yesterday it will build a US$lBO-million ($3lO million) plant in Singapore to boost its global manufacturing capacity and meet growing demand for its products worldwide. ConstructionAFP; BLOOMBERG - 287 words
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151 2004-08-18 20 UNITED Overseas Bank (UOB) sold $1 billion in 15-year subordinated bonds yesterday at a yield of 68 basis points above the 10-year Singapore dollar swap offered rate, Dow Jones Newswires quoted a banking source as saying. The bonds carry151 words
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Article, Illustration222 2004-08-18 22 Agencies Australian PM refuses to take lie detector test SYDNEY Questions over Australian Prime Minister John Howard's honesty look set to dominate a looming election as he refused to take a lie detector test over accusations that he lied during the last poll campaign. Mr Howard saidAgencies; AFP - 222 words
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Article, Illustration191 2004-08-18 22 Reuters SANTA MARIA (California) Singer Michael Jackson and his family members, clad in white outfits, turned up at court yesterday to watch his lawyers grill the prosecutor who is pursuing him on child sex charges. Greeted by screaming fans, Mr Jackson attended the hearing toReuters; AFP - 191 words
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GLOBALroundup
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52 2004-08-18 22 Reuters Brazil's army will begin paying citizens for firearms to double the number of guns handed over in the country's campaign to cut one of the world's highest murder rates, police said yesterday. In the last month, Brazilians have turned overReuters - 52 words
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Article55 2004-08-18 22 AFP A donkey cart beat a rorsche in a race held in a northern Portuguese city to see which mode of transportation could best get through the city's congested roads. The cart was the first to reach the port city of Viana do Castelo from theAFP - 55 words
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40 2004-08-18 22 Reuters German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder and his wife have adopted a 3-year-old Russian girl. The Schroeders adopted the child, named Victoria, from a children's home in St Petersburg and picked her up several weeks ago.— Reuters - 40 words
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Article, Illustration353 2004-08-18 24 -AFP Congested roads, a worsening power shortage is crippling Bangalore in India's Silicon Valley BANGALORE The success of India's high-tech and outsourcing industry was built on Bangalore, but the southern city has now become a victim of its own success. The rapid growth-AFP; AFP - 353 words
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GLOBALroundup
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Article45 2004-08-18 24 -AFP British rescue workers combed the coastal village of Boscastle in North Cornwall yesterday to search for victims after a devastating flash flood tore through the tourist spot. No one has been reported missing, but police said some people remained "unaccounted for".-AFP - 45 words
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Article41 2004-08-18 24 AFP The United States has declined to join international monitors in backing Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's apparent victory in a recall election. Instead, it called for a prompt, thorough and transparent probe into opposition claims of fraud.AFP - 41 words
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Miscellaneous15 2004-08-18 22 STAGE FRIGHT Upcoming play Dead Certain hits close to home for its actors PLUS 2815 words
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Article, Illustration815 2004-08-18 26 Dr EricTeo - Dr EricTeo Upcoming polls in Hong Kong,Taiwan may not^pome up to China's expectations CHINESE leaders will face two crucial electoral challenges in the next four months which could have critical consequences for regional peace and stability, especially early next year. On Sept 20, Hong Kongers willENG KONG I - 815 words
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Article541 2004-08-18 26 Ivy Singh- Lim - Ivy Singh-Lim AS the driver drove us into the compound of my friend's house in Colombo, I was intrigued to see a group of people playing cricket intrigued because the group was made up of women and all were between the ages of 55 and 60 an541 words
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Article, Illustration513 2004-08-18 28 David Chew - David Chew Upcoming play Dead Certain hits close to home for its actors BEATRICE Chia almost became a duchess. While she was studying in London, she was seeing someone whose father was a duke. But competition soon got the better of her when another girl's father, intent on513 words
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Article, Illustration176 2004-08-18 28 I Reeta Raman - I Reeta Raman WHEN words fail to express your feelngs, let a gift convey your love to those who mean a lot to you instead. Noel Gifts, which is celebrating its 29th anniversary this year, is sharing its oy with TODAY readers. Just for this month, readers176 words
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Article, Illustration276 2004-08-18 28 Zul Othman - Zul Othman TODAY, Velvet Underground celebrates its 10th anniversary. Considering how clubs and pubs come and go in threemonth cycles, it's rather remarkable that Velvet lives on. Velvet is part of the 13-year-old Zouk super-club at Jiak Kim Street, which comprises the main room, also called276 words
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Article, Illustration254 2004-08-18 30 – Yong Shu Chiang - Yong Shu Chiang TWO species of brutal alien killers knocked off a jaded hired gun from the top of the North American box office last weekend. Alien vs Predator, which unites two of the best-known sci-fi monsters in film, chewed up US$3B.3 million254 words
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Miscellaneous11 2004-08-18 30 BECKHAM 'FLOPPED' Admits he had a poor Euro 2004 SPORTS 3411 words
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Miscellaneous1379 2004-08-18 32 L^fTi <l^lXj£^^ >** r itnn n- j Men's 100m freestyle: The Netherlands' BTL/ iJrJnY JET-- Channel 5, 1.40am (Live) j Pieter van den Hoogenband is the f/M 1* v~ I Costa Rica meets Portugal (^ictore) in their final j reigning Olympic champion and world record V M M fj f1,379 words
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Article, Illustration357 2004-08-18 34 -AFP England skipper admits he had a poor Euro 2004 INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY England v Ukraine SLALEY, England England captain David Beckham said his performances at Euro 2004 were below what he expected of himself. "I've set high standards and I don't think I had a terrible championship,-AFP; AFP - 357 words
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Article, Illustration408 2004-08-18 35 LONDON Newcastle United have announced they will sell the petulant Kieron Dyer to any club prepared to offer £8 million ($25 million) for the England midfielder, who refused to start on the right wing at Middlesbrough on Saturday. ButGETTY IMAGES - 408 words
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148 2004-08-18 35 LEAGUE leaders Tampines Rovers beat Sinchi Golden Throat FC 2-0 last night to move one step closer to the S-League title. Despite going a man down as early as the 28th minute striker Noh Alam Shah was sent off for elbowing an opponent the148 words
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Article, Illustration453 2004-08-18 35 TANYO- HINN - TANYO-HINN Title contenders demonstrate their potential with easy win yohinn@newstoday.com. sg players in Jean Ng, Joanne Loo and Liew Pei San unavailable for the semifinal play-offs. So that will be another factor against them." The result meant the Mannas completed their main NSL season as theTREVOR TAN - 453 words
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Article, Illustration374 2004-08-18 36 AFP OLYMPICS Basketball USA 77 Greece 71 ATHENS Allen Iverson scored 17 points despite a fractured right thumb and the reeling United States team were pushed to the brink before beating Greece 77-71 in an Olympic preliminary round basketball game this morningAFP; REUTERS - 374 words
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Article, Illustration474 2004-08-18 36 Agencies Comic own goal puts Asians into last eight, Aussies progress OLYMPICS Football South Korea 3 Mali 3 Argentina 1 Australia 0 ATHENS South Korea advanced to the quarterfinals at the Athens Olympics this morning (Singapore time) after a bizarre own goal from Adama Tamboura gave them– Agencies; AFP - 474 words
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280 2004-08-18 36 ATHENS A medical report has cast doubt over the injuries suffered by Greek sprinters Kostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou. The pair, who were involved in a motorcycle accident after missing a drugs test, face being expelled from the Olympics at a tribunal tomorrow,280 words
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Article, Illustration151 2004-08-18 37 Who will emerge as the swimming king? lan Thorpe aims to become the first man to win the 100m, 200m and 400m freestyles at one Games, while Michael Phelps can still leave Greece with the most gold medals. Here's the breakdown: Thorpe Completed events Gold, finished o.26secAFP - 151 words
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Article, Illustration618 2004-08-18 37 Agencies American star sets new Olympic record OLYMPICS Swimming ATHENS Michael Phelps won the men's 200 metres butterfly final at Athens this morning to claim his second Olympic gold medal. The American teenager powered to victory in an Olympic record time of one minute 54.04 secondsAgencies - 618 words
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Article, Illustration138 2004-08-18 37 -AFP ATHENS World No 1 Roger Federer (picture) of Switzerland crashed out of the Olympic tennis tournament this morning when he lost to unseeded Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic. The Czech, ranked 74 in the world, beat the Australian Open and Wimbledon champion 4-6,-AFP; AFP ~ - 138 words
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Article, Illustration520 2004-08-18 38 LEONARD THOMAS - LEONARD THOMAS History-chasing Singaporean sails into last eight, will take onThai Boonsak today OLYMPICS Badminton A THAI, and then an Indonesian or a Dane, stand in Ronald Susilo's way of achieving sporting immortality. Yesterday, in the round of 16 of the men's badminton singles tournament, Singapore's No 1AP - 520 words
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Article316 2004-08-18 38 Leonard Thomas - Leonard Thomas CASTING an expert eye on his doubles pair as they warmed up for a match, he wasn't difficult to spot. Malaysian coach Misbun Sidek is best remembered for his magical court craft and a flamboyance off it that once saw him sport a garish316 words
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Article, Illustration177 2004-08-18 38 Singapore's Ronald Susilo is now two victories away from the badminton final and an Olympic medal. II the unexI exit of Lee n II yesterday, Greek gods ;m to be on jsilo's side of he court as the draw has now opened up RD OF 32 Beat■ - 177 words
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324 2004-08-18 39 TAN rO- HINN - TAN rO-HINN HAVING just defeated the world's top player, doing likewise to a lesser opponent should have been a stroll on paper. Instead, world No 9 Ronald Susilo, who dumped world No 1 Lin Dan in the first round of the324 words
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Article, Illustration420 2004-08-18 39 STANLEY HO - STANLEY HO Jing retires after two quick defeats JING Junhong (picture) was close to winning Singapore an Olympic medal in Sydney four years ago, having qualified for the semi-finals of the women's singles competition. But this year, her Athens chapter was much shorter as she completed420 words
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Article68 2004-08-18 39 ATHENS America's hopes of salvaging their badly bruised Olympics pride suffered a setback yesterday when, for the first time in history, their men failed to qualify for the 100m freestyle swimming final. The blue riband event of the pool had been expected to provide some solace,68 words
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Article59 2004-08-18 39 ATHENS Greece's top two athletes, facing an investigation over missed drug tests and a crash, left hospital yesterday declaring they were innocent and should be allowed to compete in the Olympic Games, Olympic 200m champion Costas Kenteris said: "I have never used banned substances." Kenteris and compatriot59 words
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