Today, 9 August 2016

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  • hot news
    • 769 2  -  The men who allegedly plotted to launch rocket attack on S’pore were ‘quiet, good guys’ POLICE STEP UP SECURITY ON ISLAND KELLY NG kellyng@mediacorp.com.sg BATAM —Last week’s arrests of six men who allegedly plotted to attack Singapore’s Marina Bay area using rockets
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    • 396 2 AGENCIES JAKARTA —Indonesian authorities said yesterday that several suspected Islamist radicals arrested last week on suspicion of plotting to attack Singapore were part of a group that has “dozens of members” and has been active for two years. National police spokesman
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    • 773 4 AGENCIES BANGKOK —A day after Thailand endorsed a military-backed Constitution to pave the way for a general election, the country’s junta government said yesterday it had no intention of forming a political party to contest the national polls. At the same time,
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    • 773 4 (2nd Edition) AGENCIES BANGKOK —A day after Thailand endorsed a military-backed Constitution to pave the way for a general election, the country’s junta government said yesterday it had no intention of forming a political party to contest the national polls. At the same time,
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    • 761 5  -  VALERIE KOH valeriekohsf@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) chairman Peter Ho is a familiar name from the public sector, having been in the Singapore Administrative Service for more than three decades. But he took a backseat in 2010, when he retired
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    • 760 5 (2nd Edition)  -  VALERIE KOH valeriekohsf@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) chairman Peter Ho is a familiar name from the public sector, having been in the Singapore Administrative Service for more than three decades. But he took a backseat in 2010, when he retired
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  • NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL 2016
    • 29 6 As Singapore celebrates its 51st birthday, we look at the things that are unique to Singapore, their surprising history, and where their futures lie
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    • 1211 7  -  Questions abound about where we go from here, who we are as a people, and what are the ties that bind after last year’s Golden Jubilee PUTTING WHAT IS ‘NATIVE’ IN THE SPOTLIGHT LIN YANQIN Deputy News Editor yanqinl@mediacorp.com.sg In the Housing and Developing
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    • 1280 8  - Double confirm, Singlish is soo us Dynamic language at once binds and divides INTEREST IN LOCAL SLANG GROWING KENNETH CHENG kennethcjw@mediacorp.com.sg For comedian Hossan Leong, naming his company after the popular Singlish expression “double confirm” has been a doubleedged sword. While the phrase from which the name of his firm
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    • 487 9  -  KENNETH CHENG He hardly spoke Singlish at home during childhood and was exposed to trickles of it during his schooling years. But this soon changed when Dr Jack Lee was drafted into National Service, where Singlish was widely used among servicemen and his
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    • 1216 10  -  Balancing the need to safeguard and innovate Singapore dishes is key to the future of our food scene CHANGING FOOD PARADISE DON MENDOZA donm@mediacorp.com. sg The national pride and identity Singaporeans find in the foods they have grown up with is undeniable. And it is not hard
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    • 1134 11  -  Singapore’s visual arts have always looked beyond national borders ARTS SCENE REENA DEVI reena@mediacorp.com.sg Modern art in Singapore began on a trip to the shores of another tropical island. The Bali trip in 1952 by Liu Kang, Cheong Soo Pieng, Chen Chong Swee
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    • 1430 12  -  Otters, leopard cats and some 500-plus species of local birds, mammals and reptiles are starting to be discovered, appreciated and protected WILDLIFE AT HOME TOH EE MING toheeming@mediacorp.com.sg On a routine survey dive in 2011, marine biologist Karenne Tun swam past a whitish marine
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    • 1012 13  -  Among tropical countries, Singapore stands as the ‘most richly diverse and botanically explored’, with 5,700 plant specimens per 100sqkm and over 33,000 specimens in the Botanic Gardens herbarium collected from its forests. MORE NEW LOCAL SPECIES BEING NAMED TOH EE MING toheeming@mediacorp.com.sg Many Singaporeans probably cannot
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    • 1008 14  -  Playing up their Singapore roots has served many firms well, as they become associated with the country’s hallmarks of quality, reliability BRAND SINGAPORE LEE YEN NEE leeyennee@med iacorp.com .sg In 2013, eight Singaporean companies, including LEAP SchoolHouse and Cristofori Music, came together
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    • 1111 15  -  Singapore’s unique HDB and CPF systems are keenly studied worldwide as models of social innovation MIX OF PRAGMATIC GOVT POLICY AND INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY KENNETH CHENG kennethcjw@mediacorp.com.sg Rising inexorably over the landscape, the ubiquitous Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats built all over the island no longer get
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    • 1595 16  -  From bands to solo performers, musicians here are coming into their own but will we find a ‘Singapore sound’? GROWING SUPPORT FOR LOCAL ENGLISH ACTS CHRISTOPHER TOH christophert@mediacorp.com.sg Last month, Singapore quartet The Sam Willows played their first full-length concert to screaming fans at
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    • 1955 18  -  From football to swimming, here are the contenders for this title MORE LOCAL ATHLETES COMPETING GLOBALLY NOAH TAN noahtanyw@mediacorp.com.sg As Singapore prepares to celebrate its 51st birthday, 25 of the country’s top athletes are 15,000km away in Rio de Janeiro, looking to do the
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    • 1022 20  -  Long a melting pot even before modern Singapore existed, the evolution of Kampong Glam is testament to the Republic’s rich history of multiculturalism A MICROCOSM OF SINGAPORE NONPAREIL ILIYAS JUANDA iliyasj@mediacorp.com.sg With the gleaming gold dome of Sultan Mosque peeking over the red-clay roofs,
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    • 388 23 PSA Celebrates NDPwittf Alongside Singapore BUIL.DING OUR SINGAPORE OF TOMORROW &PSA Singapore Terminals V HES 1 H? iHj PSA Singapore Terminals (PSA ST) is the world’s largest transhipment hub and a flagship of PSA International, one of the leading global port groups which participates in around 40 terminals in 16
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    • 173 24 DSTA is proud to contribute to the nation's celebrations V DSTA provided technical advice to ensure that all stage elements and infrastructure are safe and robust. These include the four additional giant LED screens at the stadium, which bring the action much closer to the audience. Working behind the scenes
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    • 161 25 ONE SINGAPORE, ONE DREAM. MAJULAH. N VPm6 BUILDING 0 US SINGAPORE Of TOMORROH SbarHub Principal Partner for NDP 2016 Singapore. A vibrant city of different people, all united by a common dream: to build a brighter future for the ones we love. A dream that turned strangers into family. As
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    • 27 28 Extraordinary vision brought us to where we are today. Rejoice and look forward to an even better tomorrow. Happy Birthday Singapore! From all of us at OSIM.
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    • 146 30 Shaping our future with water In less than five decades, Singapore has overcome its water shortages despite a lack of natural water resources. Today, all Singaporeans have access to clean, safe drinking water at the turn of a tap. Through long term planning and careful investments in research and technology,
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    • 271 32 spore Discovery Centre CELEBRATING N> VI 1 YEARS THE SINGAPORE STORY, OURS TO CREATE 'flm r 9 a p n m WIN NDP FUNPACKS PEOPLE PLHEE TDnDRRDU A NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL EXHIBITION THAT CELEBRATES OUR PEOPLE AND OUR VALUES. "Home" showcases the importance and beauty of a multi-racial and multi-religious
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    • 21 36 NDP»)tf BUILDING OUR SINGAPORE OF TOMORROW OCEANPAC Delivering to Promise. NDPzotf f 1 z/ r c £yirthday, Qnoapore: mjSLS3- BONCAFE www.boncafe.com
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    • 133 36 <q» r j J years Trusted Caring for Generations m HAPPY BIRTHDAY SINGAPORE! In the spirit of a nationwide celebration, UICCP would like to wish all Singaporeans a Happy National Day! Let us cherish and celebrate another remarkable year ahead. :y» SPIN BEESjS® S qfsil t' SPIN 3 tM ■>3
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    • 207 37 V mcis w 4 Happy 51 st Birthday, Singapore! Just as much as we celebrate National Day, we understand the significance of making your special occasions memorable. Whether it is an intimate gathering, baby shower, birthday party, ROM reception, a grand wedding banquet, corporate event or a private party at
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  • comment & analysis
    • 1084 38  -  LONG-RUN BENEFITS, BUT TOUGH REALITY CHECK IN SHORT TERM STEPHEN ROACH Stephen Roach, a faculty member at Yale University and former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, is the author of Unbalanced: The Codependency of America and China. PROJECT SYNDICATE While seemingly elegant in theory, globalisation suffers in
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    • 670 39 OUTCOME A CALL TO QUICKEN TRANSITION BANGKOK POST BANGKOK POST EDITORS Thailand has voted, as it almost always does, quietly, peacefully and as thoughtfully as events allowed. The results of Sunday’s referendum show a clear decision to accept the military regime’s
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    • 838 39  -  UNHELPFUL TIPS FOR 20-YEAR-OLDS LUCY KELLAWAY Lucy Kellaway is the Financial Times’ associate editor and management columnist. THE FINANCIAL TIMES Last week, I stumbled upon an article by the chief executive of Boston Consulting Group telling twentysomethings howto “accelerate” their careers. Mr Rich
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  • voices
    • 363 40  -  FROM ONGKAIMIN In the lead-up to Singapore’s 51st birthday, people began hanging the national flag outside houses, flats and buildings to represent their anticipation of this significant day. As a Singaporean, I suppose I am expected to be as excited as
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    • 382 40  -  FROM NEELAKANDAN SIVANANTHAM Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are all about a decade old. Their host, the Internet, has evolved from a platform for entertainment and education to one with social networking tools. The Arab Spring’s humble beginnings and quick spread were attributed
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    • 244 40  -  FROM SUNNY GOH In its letter “Mindef addressing issues highlighted in AGO report” (Aug 3), the Ministry of Defence stated that it will make up for the Central Provident Fund (CPF) contributions due on past Full Savings Vesting Bonus payments.
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    • 35 40 •HAVEYOURSAY email your letters to voices@mediacorp.com.sg JOIN THE CONVERSATION facebook.com/todayonline READ MORE LETTERS todayonline.com/voices NATIONS, PEOPLE MUST UNITE TO COMBAT I.S. THREAT Visit todayonline.com/voices or download the TODAY app for the letter from Prem Singh.
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  • singapore
    • 609 42  -  SGFUTURE CO-CHAIRS WANT S’POREANS TO STEP FORWARD SIAU MING EN siaumingen@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE A new national movement to get Singaporeans to help the less fortunate is on the cards, even as the authorities wrapped up a series of engagement sessions on shaping Singapore’s future.
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    • 408 42  -  SIAU MING EN SINGAPORE Hoping to share his views on how Total Defence could be taught in schools here, Mr Wan Junyan, 41, took part in an SGfuture engagement session earlier this February. His idea took off after the session, part of
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    • 579 44  -  AMANDA LEE leeguiping@mediacorp.com. sg SINGAPORE When Ho Yueh Keong agreed to drive triad leader Tan Chor Jin back to Malaysia from Singapore in February 2006, he had no idea that the latter had just gunned down a nightclub owner. It was only
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    • 333 44  -  KENNETH CHENG SINGAPORE The number of unionised companies re-hiring older workers beyond 65 years of age, as well as those with a written policy to re-employ workers up to age 67, has nearly doubled in the past year. As of last month, almost
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    • 129 44 The winner of this week’s TO DAY Shop to Win draw, MrLim Dow Kean(right), receiving a S$10,000 cheque from Mr Warren Frank Kwok, senior manager (operations) of NTUC Healthcare Co-Operative Limited. The 61-year-old, who spent S$85.60 on milk powder at AMK Hub’s Unity outlet, said he
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  • china & india
    • 710 45 Record number of Chinese government vessels have entered disputed waters FRICTION HEIGHTENS RISK OF CLASHES AGENCIES TOKYO Japan yesterday said it would respond firmly after Chinese government vessels intruded into its territorial waters near disputed islands in the East China
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    • 297 45 AP CHINA —A United States Navy guidedmissile destroyer arrived in the northern Chinese port of Qingdao yesterday in the first visit by an American warship to the country since Beijing responded angrily to an arbitration panel’s ruling that its expansive
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    • 1132 46 BLOOMBERG NEW DELHI Since downloading the TrulyMadly dating app two years ago, Mr Arsath Ajmal hasn’t ventured out on a single date. It’s not that he does not want to. The 27-year-old pharmacist lives in a small town on India’s
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    • 345 46 AFP BEIJING –Thousands of people took to the streets of a city in eastern China to protest against a possible Sino-French nuclear project, residents said yesterday as local police denied beating demonstrators. Residents in Lianyungang, 480km north of Shanghai, shouted slogans and
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  • world
    • 674 47 MOST OF THE VICTIMS WERE LAWYERS AGENCIES PAKISTAN A suicide bomber killed at least 70 people and wounded scores in an attack that struck a gathering of Pakistani lawyers on the grounds of a government-run hospital in the south-western city
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    • 808 47 THE FINANCIAL TIMES JAKARTA When Indonesia’s fastgrowing consumer market was the talk of global investors back in 2012, the local operator of brands such as Starbucks, Zara and New Balance could simply open stores and customers would come. But as the commodity slump
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    • 1150 48 PARLIAMENT WOULD HAVE TO CHANGE LAW THE NEW YORK TIMES TOKYO —It has been something of an open secret in Japan that Emperor Akihito would like a privilege most people take for granted: At 82, he wants to retire. The question
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    • 379 48 AGENCIES SEOUL —South Korean President Park Geun-hye has criticised a group of opposition lawmakers who left for China yesterday to discuss the deployment of an American anti-mis-sile system that has opened a damaging rift between Seoul and Beijing. Reiterating her
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  • business
    • 554 49  -  HOWEVER, TOTAL INCOME RISES BY 8% LEE YEN NEE leeyennee@med iacorp.com .sg SINGAPORE The Republic’s largest lender DBS reported yesterday a 6 per cent year-on-year decline in net profit for the second quarter, after its provisions more than doubled due to the
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    • 492 49  -  ANGELA TENG SINGAPORE Transport operator SMRT Corp reported yesterday a 22.9 per cent year-on-year decline in profit to S$15.5 million for its fiscal first quarter, its first decline in a year, as losses in the rail business deepened. The group, which is the subject
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    • 352 49  -  LEE YEN NEE Swiber Holdings, the financially troubled Singapore Exchange-listed oilfield services firm, had showed no signs of deep distress before it “imploded” and caught everyone by surprise with its liquidation announcement, DBS’ chief executive Piyush Gupta said yesterday. DBS’ total
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    • 674 50 REUTERS BEIJING China’s exports and imports fell more than expected in July in a rocky start to the third quarter, pointing to further weakness in global demand in the aftermath of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. Imports fell 12.5 per
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    • 157 50 parents^ 'connect SEMINARS Building a Critical Brain Foundation in Your Child V MSUNDAY 28 AUGUST 2016 9.30AM 1.00PM SUNTEC CONVENTION CENTRE $40 PER PERSON $55 PER COUPLE the speakers 4 DR STEVE MILLER CHIEF SCIENTIST, NERVANIX, PH.D., PHYSIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, USA MS CHERYL CHIA
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  • technology
    • 1285 51 50% OF IPADS BOUGHT BY CORPORATIONS, GOVTS THE NEW YORK TIMES SAN FRANCISCO —In the primordial days of computing, IBM machines were so common inside corporations that there was a running joke in the industry: Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM. These
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  • sports
    • 499 52 VETERAN STILL COMPETING AT HIGHEST LEVEL REUTERS RIO DE JANEIRO —If there was a gold medal on offer at every competition for the oldest gymnast on show, Oksana Chusovitina would have needed to hire Fort Knox to stockpile a hoard of
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    • 289 52 AFP BEIJING —Away from battling for Olympic glory, China is having a spat with Australia and hosts Brazil over doping claims and misaligned flags. Chinese state-run media blasted Australian swimmer Mack Horton as immoral and his country as a former “offshore
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    • 474 52 Daily schedule results What’s coming (allin Singapore time) Rugby sevens Women: Final, 6am WeightliftingMen: 62kg final, 6am; 69kg final, 6am (Wed) Women: 63kg final, 2.30am (Wed) SwimmingMen: 200m freestyle final, 9.21am; 100m backstroke final, 9.38am; Women: 100m backstroke final, 9.30am; 100m breaststroke final, 9.54am; Canoe slalom Men: Canoe single final,
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    • 512 52 (2nd Edition)  -  PADDLER COMES BACK FROM 2 GAMES DOWN TO WIN LOW LIN FHOONG IN RIO DE JANEIRO linfhoong@mediacorp.com.sg RIO DE JANEIRO —It was an Olympics opening match that Feng Tianwei had not expected, but certainly a welcome one here at the Riocentro Pavilion 3.
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    • 290 52 (2nd Edition) AFP B EIJING —Away from battling for Olympic glory, China is having a spat with Australia and hosts Brazil over doping claims and misaligned flags. Chinese state-run media blasted Australian swimmer Mack Horton as immoral and his country as a former
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    • 474 52 (2nd Edition) Daily schedule results What’s coming (allin Singapore time) Rugby sevens Women: Final, 6am WeightliftingMen: 62kg final, 6am; 69kg final, 6am (Wed) Women: 63kg final, 2.30am (Wed) SwimmingMen: 200m freestyle final, 9.21am; 100m backstroke final, 9.38am; Women: 100m backstroke final, 9.30am; 100m breaststroke final, 9.54am; Canoe slalom Men: Canoe single final,
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    • 1011 53 US swimmer’s historic win in the 4x100m free relay is just the first of his six events AP RIO DE JANEIRO —Michael Phelps has to clear out more space in his medal case. Time to make room for gold No 19. With
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    • THE GAMES IN BRIEF
      • 84 53 Annemiek van Vleuten suffered three fractured vertebrae and a concussion after a horrifying high-speed crash in the Olympic women’s road race on Sunday but the Dutch rider said she will be fine and was more disappointed at missing out on a medal. Television pictures
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      • 69 53 World tennis No 1 Novak Djokovic was dumped out of the Rio Games in the first round 7-6(4) 7-6(2) by Argentina’s Juan Martin del Potro, a Argentina’s shock result that reduced the Serb to tears as he left the court. Djokovic, who won this
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      • 66 53 Chinese weightlifter Long Qingquan broke the 56kg world record on the way to defeating defending Olympic champion Om Yun-Chol of N orth Korea at the Rio Games on Sunday. Long joined Om as one of seven men who have lifted three times their own bodyweight.
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      • 64 53 Australia’s Lucien Delfour, the top-ranked men’s canoe slalom K1 paddleratthe Rio Olympics, failed on Sunday to qualify for the semi-finals and insisted he did not deserve a 50-second penalty for missing a gate. Delfour said he was “shocked” by the ruling and was “100 per
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    • 813 54 AP RIO DE JANEIRO Sajedeh Norouzi jumped to her feet, both arms thrust high into the air, beaming as she waved a small Iranian flag from side to side. Again and again. She waved at every chance. She waved for every woman
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    • 51 54 Windsurfer Audrey Yong (Instagram): Immensely proud to be representing Singapore at the Olympics here in Rio on a day like this. Happy 51st Birthday Singapore! Vamos Singapura! Sailor Saiyidah Aisyah (Twitter): The queue to drop off our laundry bags:(#rio2016 Badminton player Liang Xiaoyu (Instagram): HELLO from
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    • 267 54 AFP RIO DE JANEIRO —Brazil face another embarrassing exit from a football tournament on home soil after Neymar slumbered through a second 0-0 draw of Rio 2016 against Iraq. The Olympic hosts need to beat group leaders Denmark tomorrow to avoid a stunning
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    • 771 55  -  Thai clubs are studying a proposal to introduce a quota for Asean players AMANPREET SINGH amanpreet@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Thai Premier League (PLT) clubs are studying a proposal to change its foreign player quota a move that will create new opportunities for Singapore footballers.
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    • 469 55 AFP LONDON Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho said his club should feel “proud” about signing Paul Pogba, as the France midfielder moved closer to rejoining his former team in a world-record transfer. Pogba, 23, is poised to complete a reported £89 million (S$157 million)
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  • T TODAY
    • 709 57  -  WITH THE RECENT LAUNCH OF THE FIRST VENDING MACHINE CAFE, COULD THIS BE A START OF MORE TO COME? JILL ALPHONSO features@mediacorp.com.sg Bananas, live crabs, make-up and even guitar strings are just a few things that one can find in vending machines around the world. While
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    • Article, Illustration
      713 57  -  Khairuddin Hori appointed curatorial director for Chan Hampe Galleries ART MOVEMENTS REENA DEVI SINGAPORE Following his stint as deputy director of Artistic Programmes at Palais de Tokyo, Paris where he served from 2014 to April this year, Khairuddin Hori joins Chan Hampe Galleries as its new curatorial director.
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      • 530 59  -  What can these vending machines do for you? And where can you find them? JILL ALPHONSO FOR LOCAL SOUVENIRS The Orchard Road mall has played host in the past to pop-up machines such as the Fred Perry vending machine, which dispensed the iconic polo shirts in
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