Today, 1 March 2014, Afternoon Edition

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    • 476 2 Putrajaya, hospitals, airports andfree-trade zones unaffected RATIONING EXERCISE WILL LAST BETWEEN MARCH 2 AND MARCH 31 AGENCIES KUAL A LUMPUR With the prolonged dry spell showing no signs of abating and water level in reservoirs reaching critical levels, about 2.2 million
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    • 320 2  -  WOO SIAN BOON SUMITA SREEDHARAN Some town councils have started water conservation measures in light of the dry spell, with one suspending monthly block washing at its housing estate. Chairman of the Pasir RisPunggol Town Council Zainal Sapari said
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    • 773 4  -  Defence force looking to set up operating procedure with police on ways to jointly respond to civil disorder scenarios MORE PROTECTION FOR PARAMEDICS, TRAINING FOR OFFICERS AFTER RIOT AMANDA LEE leeguiping@mediacorp.com. sg SINGAPORE —Testifying in the Committee of Inquiry hearing yesterday, a Singapore
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    • 560 4  -  AMANDA LEE S ING A PORE —With projectiles being hurled at the paramedics and some rioters trying to see or grab the body of Indian national Sakthivel Kumaravelu, Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) Lieutenant (LTA) commander Tiffany Neo broke protocol during the
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    • 633 6 Sept 3 and Dec 13 named as national days to highlight aggression during WWII TOKYO PUZZLED BY DECISION AGENCIES BEIJING —China’s top legislative body has designated two new national days aimed at highlighting Japanese aggression during World War II. A senior Japanese
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    • 530 6 BLOOMBERG TOKYO —Prime Minister Shinzo Abe yesterday stepped up a war of words with China, alleging an international campaign to taint Japan’s image by focusing on past militarism rather than decades of peace since World War II. “There’s propaganda to depict Japan
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    • 647 7  -  Factors include cooling measures high selling price, tedious en bloc sale process LEE YEN NEE leeyennee@med iacorp.com .sg SINGAPORE —The en bloc market, which has been subdued following additional tightening measures imposed on the property sector last year, is expected to
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    • 949 8  -  S$1 billion set aside to help develop projects, fund new events and upgrade industry ‘FUN IS A SERIOUS BUSINESS IN SINGAPORE’ SIAU MING EN siaumingen@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Fun is serious business here and the Republic’s attractions will need to be refreshed to
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    • 619 9 Slowdown in industrial output, investment could lead to defeat of PM Manmohan Singh’s govt in coming general election REUTERS NEW DELHI Contracting industrial output and an investment slowdown dragged India’s economic growth to a worse-than-expected 4.7 per cent in the three months to December, the last
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  • saturday people
    • 1443 10  -  Be it skipping university or looking for a new job at 56, Dhirendra Shantilal likes to get out and challenge himself and thinks Singaporeans must too, if they are to compete in the global job market THE ST REGIS PERSPECTIVES ALICIA WONG aliciaw@mediacorp.com.sg If there
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    • 32 10 Next season, I wouldn’t be surprised to see three new names in Brendan Rodgers’ first-choice back four. It’s the only area of his team, Liverpool, that lets him down. ADRIAN CLARKE 26
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    • 20 11 Discover Endless Disney Riches 19 23 March 2014 Associate Sponsor: Presenting Sponsor: Tickets available at: www.sportshubtix.sg or by calling 6333-5000
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  • voices
    • 66 12 In the report, “Industry surprised as duties for liquor raised by 25 per cent” (Feb 22), Hooters Manager Joey Leong was quoted in response to a question on whether the higher duties will affect business as saying: “Definitely, it will deter people from consuming more.” This is incorrect. What
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    • 736 12 Cessation programmes work, but who should pay? Can we make it a crime for adults to smoke in front of children? The debate continued in the post-live show segment of Thursday’s VoicesTODAY SMOKING CESSATION PROGR AMMES MONEY WELL SPENT BY THE STATE? Eric
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    • 432 13  -  FROM LIM BEE KHIM Director, Corporate Communications Ministry of Finance Ms Melina Ong (“Tax more to discourage young smokers”, Feb 27) suggested a higher tax increase of 50 per cent on cigarettes to discourage the smoking habit. Ms Sisyena Anusha Gunaravi
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    • 158 13  -  FROM PREETI ATHAVLE The prolonged dry spell is a cause for concern. Fish stocks have died, while vegetable farms are experiencing ballooning costs and low yields. Across the island, the grass has turned yellow and trees have shed leaves. Reservoirs are running low and
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    • 14 12 •HAVEYOURSAY email your letters to voices@mediacorp.com.sg JOIN THE CONVERSATION facebook.com/todayonline READ MORE LETTERS todayonline.com/voices
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    • 81 13 WELCOME!! HOKKAIDO Crisp and cool breeze, vast beautiful Northern nature. There are lots of unforgettable experiences in Northern Japan. Join us in Hokkaido. Mi >r A •r*'« -a T \*r w Vs -v C3||SSS *6£ Fruits Picking •BC yBW 7 --r* .•c r M' v- w- -c AV:? •.■'•.•'.v-•*---•- ■'••-•iV
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  • singapore
    • 631 14  -  Legal experts ask whether the authorities have the resources to bring everyone who breaks the law anonymously to justice TRACKING DOWN THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR VIRAL POSTS COULD BE AN EXERCISE IN FRUSTRATION: ASSOC PROF AMIR HUSSAIN amirhussain@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE A proposed anti-harass-ment Bill that
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    • 447 15 Area to replace land lost; club exploringfuture developments such as more chalets SINGAPORE A 12ha plot of land bordering the National Service Resort and Country Club (NSRCC) in Changi has been identified as a replacement for future developments which members can enjoy. It
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    • 98 15 A pair of otters belonging to a native species that had disappeared for decades has recently been sighted at the Gardens by the Bay. The pair of smooth-coated otters could have swum over from the northern coast of Singapore to Marina Bay, looking for a spot to
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    • 506 15  -  NEO CHAI CHIN chaichin@mediacorp.com.sg S I N G A P O R E This year’s Budget “seems to be overly focused” on the Pioneer Generation Package, such that the future needs and challenges of other Singaporeans in healthcare, education and transport appear
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    • 361 15 SINGAPORE The Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) will need to file a new application if it wants to pursue contempt of court proceedings against sociopolitical blogger Alex Au for an Oct 12 article he posted on his Yawning Bread
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    • 171 16 CHANNEL NEWSASIA S I N G A P O R E —The National University of Singapore said it is looking into a complaint from two current students and a former student on a professor’s view on homosexuality. In their letter
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    • 446 16  -  Focus of review will be on prevention rather than mitigation: Tan Chuan-Jin SAFER AND HEALTHIER WORKPLACE WILL MAKE EMPLOYEES FEEL VALUED LEONG WAI KIT waikit@mediacorp.com.sg S I N G A PO R E The Government is planning to enhance the framework of workplace
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    • 217 16  -  JOHN LEONG S I N G A P O R E More than eight in 10 graduates found full-time work within six months of leaving university, a survey revealed yesterday. Among the 10,500 graduates polled, 83.4 per cent of
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    • 722 17 They have four children and choose to have no help, yet this couple could not be happier Ms Jamie Julian has tried her hand at a variety of jobs, from admin executive at a childhood education centre to audit assistant but the one she probably enjoys
      tell us how they manage and how much they’re enjoying their young family. PRODUCED BYTHE TODAY SPECIAL PROJECTS TEAM; PHOTOS: KOH MUI FONG  -  722 words
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  • world
    • 442 18 Leaders discuss need for joint military and police exercises, intelligence-sharing MALAYSIA, PHILIPPINES AFFIRM COMMITMENT TO PEACEFUL RESOLUTION OF SEA SPATS WITH CHINA BLOOMBERG KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is seeking a security hotline with the Philippines, a year after clashes between
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    • 342 18 REUTERS BEIJING A former Vice-Minister of Public Security and an ally of China’s retired domestic security chief, Mr Zhou Yongkang, has resigned from his position as a national lawmaker, the state media reported, possibly opening the way for criminal charges against him.
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    • 747 19 Washington concealed abuses such as child labour, employed double standards: Beijing AGENCIES BEIJING —China yesterday rebutted American criticism of its humanrights record by publishing a scathing report on human rights in the United States, accusing Washington of widespread abuses, including cybersurveillance and
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    • 627 19 AGENCIES BEIJING —A Chinese state-run news agency yesterday delivered a derisive parting shot to departing United States Ambassador Gary Locke, the first American Ambassador of Chinese descent to the country. In a commentary yesterday, China News Service described Mr Locke as a “banana
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    • 749 20 YINGLUCK ‘SHOULD NOT HAVE DEBATE WITH ANTI-GOVT PROTEST LEADER’ REUTERS BANGKOK —A senior Thai minister rejected a proposal for talks from the leader of an anti-government protest movement yesterday as demonstrators rallied at ministries to pressure Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra into stepping down. Protest
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    • 347 20 AP SEOUL The short-range Scud missiles North Korea fired into the sea on Thursday are a type it has not launched since 2009, South Korea confirmed yesterday, although analysts say the apparent protest against United States-South Korean military drills
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    • 134 20 SUPER MEMORY FREE SEMINAR International learning systems and memory techniques expert will show you how to: Improve memory capacity Enhance work performance Prolong information retention Increase reading speed Achieve higher grades Strengthen recall ability i 1)11** Davis a graduate University of California at Berkeley, traveled to 106 countries, spending 20
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  • business
    • 562 22  -  Cooling measures, number of unsold units could put pressure on bid prices DEVELOPERS MAY BE MORE CAUTIOUS, THOUGH SOME MAY STILL PLACE ‘FAIRLY HIGH’ BIDS LEE YEN NEE leeyennee@med iacorp.com .sg SINGAPORE —The first land parcel in
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    • 438 22  -  LEE YEN NEE SINGAPORE —The commercial property sector has been hit by the largest hikes in development charges (DC) taxes payable on the enhancement in land value in the latest half-year-ly review, with the increases spread across many parts of Singapore,
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    • 673 23 REUTERS TOKYO —Japan’s factory output rose in January at the fastest pace in more than two years and core inflation hovered at five-year highs, data showed yesterday, suggesting that the economy has enough momentum to withstand an expected hit from
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  • sports
    • 1005 24  -  spexScholar and recent graduate wants to win SEA Games titles in 2015 and qualify for 2016 Olympics IN PURSUIT OF HER PASSION ADELENE WONG adelenewong@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —A survey of 10,500 graduates carried by the National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and the
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    • 732 25  -  Aussie overcomes mixed performance to increase 1-stroke lead to 2 LOW LIN FHOONG linfhoong@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Karrie Webb’s recent not-for-the-squeamish culinary adventure might have had something to do with the courage that the 39-year-old Australian is showing on the Sentosa Golf Club’s Serapong course
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    • 369 25  -  ADELENE WONG S ING A POR E National table tennis player Feng Tianwei was named the Singapore Table Tennis Association’s (STTA) Player of the Year for the fourth time at the annual Keppel-STTA Awards Night, which was held
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    • 680 26  -  Too much chopping and changing has led to a dodgy Liverpool defence a problem that can hurt their title pursuit SAINTS AIMING FOR A REPEAT VICTORY AGAINST THE REDS TOMORROW COMMENTARY BY ADRIAN CLARKE sports@mediacorp.com.sg TODAY EPL analyst Adrian Clarke is a former
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    • 288 26 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says the door is closed on the possibility of any return of goalkeeper Pepe Reina when his loan with Napoli ends. Reina joined former Anfield manager Rafael Benitez for the season in Italy, but remains under
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    • 356 26  -  ADRIAN CLARKE LEAGUE CUP FINAL: MAN CITYv SUNDERLAND LONDON —There are three good reasons the enigmatic Adam Johnson could take centre stage in tomorrow’s League Cup Final. For starters, he’s Sunderland’s best player. Leading the way in goals, crosses, key passes and assists, the gifted
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    • 1240 28 Medical experts pessimistic about chances that retired Grand Prix driver can wake up from coma or live a normal life again INTEREST IN GERMAN LEGEND’S CONDITION DIMS THE NEW YORK TIMES G R E N O B LE F R A N C E
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  • Page 25 Miscellaneous
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    • 66 26 OTHER EPL FIXTURES Tonight, 11pm Channel mio TV StarHub Fulham v Chelsea 102 227 Stoke v Arsenal 103 228 Everton v West Ham 104 229 Hull v Newscastle 105 230 Tomorrow, 1.30am Southampton v Liverpool 102 227 Tomorrow, 9.55pm (League Cup final) Man City v Sunderland 111 Monday, 12.30am Tottenham
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  • T TODAY
    • arts
      • 1560 30  -  SRT’S MADE IN SINGAPORE PROGRAMME SHINES THE SPOTLIGHT ON LOCAL STAGE SCRIBES MAYO MARTIN mayo@mediacorp.com.sg Patience is a virtue. So while it may have taken quite a few years, a number of tweaks and lots of feedback, freelance writer Dora Tan can breathe a sigh of relief.
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      • 328 31 Research suggests literary awards draw bad reviews from mismatched readers FOOTNOTE THE GUARDIAN LONDON That Booker won’t make you immune to bad reviews in fact, it might attract more. In a paper to be published in the March issue of Administrative Science Quarterly, academics
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    • culture&lifestyle
      • Article, Illustration
        668 32  -  The Necessary Stage changes how we watch theatre in both real and virtual worlds THEATRE REVIEW: POOR THING MAYO MARTIN mayo@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Who knew a major pile-up of emotions could result from such a minor fender bender? In The Necessary Stage’s (TNS) latest play, we find ourselves in
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      • 559 32 REUTERS NEW YORK Facebook has been on a year-long push to persuade television networks it is vital to the success of their programming. CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants networks to treat Facebook as a cornerstone of their marketing campaigns, spending money earmarked for radio or
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      • Article, Illustration
        529 33 Performances and exhibitions to check out this week TODAY’S PICK (ARTS) THE FATHER Singapore artist Boo Sze Yang presents 16 oil paintings based on the various faces of mode rn S inga pore’s fou nding father Lee Kuan Yew including a montage of Mr Lee at different ages.
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      • 131 33  -  MAYO MARTIN SINGAPORE Chalk one up for the comic book scene after Ten Sticks And One Rice bagged a bronze at Japan’s annual International Manga Award. The graphic novel by Oh Yong Hwee and Koh Hong Teng is published by Epigram Books. Meanwhile, things were also
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    • family
      • 429 34 KIDS 12 AND BELOW TODAY’S PICK WESTGATE WONDERLAND Now kids can have fun at the mall too. Singapore’s largest thematic playground, Westgate Wonderland, has opened at Westgate Level 4 and features a fantasy garden theme. The 11,000-sq-ft outdoor playground has giant replicas of musical flowers, insects and even
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    • television
      • 323 35  -  Kimberly Chia on her first time doing comedy RULES OF THAM KIMBERLY FONG features@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Actress Kimberly Chia has been featured in cinematic hits such as Royston Tan’s 881 and Jack Neo’s Where Got Ghost and TV dramas like MediaCorp TV Channel 5’s Fighting Spiders and Channel
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      • 604 35 THE NEW YORK TIMES NEW YORK The traditional television ratings have been impressive for the first week-plus of the new Tonight show hosted by Jimmy Fallon, but they do not include what amounts to a giant secondary audience that has gathered online to watch carefully crafted and
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      • 443 35 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH LONDON —Sarah Jessica Parker has claimed that the female friendship depicted in Sex And The City has been replaced by women who are “objectionable and cruel and not supportive” of one another. Sex And The City represented
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  • Page 33 Miscellaneous
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    • 830 37 9.00AM Pet Project With Keith de Souza 10.00 The Good Life With Daphne Lim NOON Hot In The City With Daphne Lim 9.00AM 987 Top 20 Countdown With Divian Nair And Dee Kosh (Encore) 11.00 Sunday Brunch With Darren 2.00PM Asia Pop 40 With Dom Lau 5.00 Rock Show With
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  • Page 38 Miscellaneous
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    • 365 40 All-new Health Weekly! Get your hands on the new look Health Weekly with refreshed content! Join us at the event this weekend for health talks, lively demonstrations and attractive goodies up for grabs! Date: Mar 1 2, 2014 (Sat Sun) Venue: Bedok Mall, Atrium, Basement 2 (Alight at Bedok Station,
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    • 70 55 TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT! GRAB YOUR TICKETS NOW! E AS 0 N'S LIFE IN SINGAPORE s M 1 March 2014, 8PM I S$228, S$1 98, [+S$4 Booking Fee] SINGAPORE INDOOR STADIUM at Singapore sports hub Tickets available at: Sports Hub Tix Website www.sportshubtix.sg Sports Hub Tix Hotline +65 6333 5000 Box
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  • 970 1  -  By ELLEN BARRY INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY Bollikunta, India THREE TIMES A farmer named Veera Reddy cut his wrists. Finally, he hanged himself, leaving a careful list of each debt he owed to each money lender. The full sum: 400,000 rupees, or $6,430. In Andhra Pradesh,
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  • 1238 1  -  By MARK MARK SCOTT INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY LONDON Facebook is already the world’s biggest social network. Now it wants to be the biggest player in a new global field by buying WhatsApp, the global leader in mobile messaging. “WhatsApp is the biggest guy in
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  • WORLD TRENDS
    • 889 2  -  |NTELLIGENCE/ ROGER COHEN THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY Punta Arenas, Chile The South America I covered in the 1980s was a place of violence, instability, hyperinflation, economic stagnation and harsh division between left and right. If I have a single emblematic image of the continent, it
      THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY; ADIR MERA/PUBLIC ARCHIVE OF THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO  -  889 words
    • 564 2  -  By JIM YARDLEY THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY NAPLES, Italy Problems? Yes, conceded Tommaso Sodano, the vice mayor here, Naples has problems. Unpaid debts have reportedly topped $2 billion. Many streets are pocked with potholes. The police are underfunded, organized
      THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY; GIANNI CIPRIANO FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  564 words
    • 491 3  -  PHNOM PENH JOURNAL By THOMAS FULLER THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY PHNOM PENH, Cambodia— This city of nearly two million people has many of the amenities of a modern metropolis broadband Internet, automated teller machines and fancy restaurants, to name a
      THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY; LUC FORSYTH FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  491 words
    • 794 3  -  By BEN HUBBARD, KARAM SHOUMALI THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY ANTAKYA, Turkey —It appeared to be a huge step forward for the scattered rebel groups fighting to topple President Bashar al-Assad of Syria: the creation of a central body
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