Project Eyeball, 26 April 2001
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Advertisement401 2001-04-26 1 MAKE IT EAST FOR THEM TO VOTE We should send a signal that they are important sons and daughters of Singapore who still have a part to play in nation building, says Eugene Wee. See Page 15 WXSHLISTFOR GPRS PHONES WD Tang wants to know where all the goodies are401 words
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NEWS & VIEWS
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Article, Illustration133 2001-04-26 2 PLAYER OF THE WEEK A PIE for points that’s what a coach hopes will motivate New Zealand’s worst women’s rugby team to get their first points. Last weekend, the Whakatane Marist rugby team hit rock bottom again, scoring zilch to 196 points against an opponent. This adds up toMik Zarzuela - 133 words
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Article, Illustration429 2001-04-26 2 – Farrah Diba Tahar - SuperBrands survey shows SIA, Tiger, Knife score high among S’poreans Farrah Diba Tahar DRIVE home from work in a sleek BMW, make yourself a hot cup of Lipton tea and relax to the smooth tunes playing on your Sony compact disc player. These are the429 words
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Eyeball NEWS
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139 2001-04-26 2 TOURISM figures in Singapore are up, with visitor arrivals in March 3.8 per cent more than in the same month last year, totalling about 665,300 visitors. The Hari Raya Haji and Muharram holidays helped to boost arrivals from Indonesia and Malaysia by 8 and 8.3139 words
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Article, Illustration166 2001-04-26 2 THE former president of The Roundtable, Raymond Lim, is the latest to be summoned by police who are investigating a seminar that the political discussion group organised last year. The police are trying to ascertain whether the seminar, held at RELC International Hotel on Nov 17,166 words
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126 2001-04-26 2 THINK CENTRE has got the go ahead to sell books, T-shirts and stickers at Yio Chu Kang stadium this Saturday during its “Save JBJ” rally. This looks like its main means of collecting funds to help Opposition leader JB Jeyaretnam who’s facing bankruptcy.126 words
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93 2001-04-26 2 WITH Mother’s Day just around the corner, Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) Classifieds is offering young readers a chance to give their mothers self-designed jewellery custom-made by Poh Heng Jewellery. Readers aged five to 12 are invited to submit their drawings of the perfect piece of93 words
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70 2001-04-26 2 THE Department of Microbiology in the National University of Singapore (NUS) may well have come up with a key to cure cance shitake mushrooms. A study by NUS and a life sciences company here has found that extracts from the mushrooms helped suppress tumors in70 words
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Article, Illustration313 2001-04-26 3 EEEzZ Managers of the International Space Station agreed yesterday to allow an American millionaire, Dennis Tito, to visit the orbiting laboratory as a tourist despite concerns about the safety of having a lesser-trained nonprofessional on board. LONDON In an attempt to address a key election issue, Home SecretaryBong Fortin / Roca - 313 words
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Article, Illustration532 2001-04-26 3 Police vow no special treatment as former Philippine president protests his innocence AFP MANILA Former Philippine leader Joseph Estrada was hauled off to prison yesterday to stand trial for economic plunder, a charge that could cost him his life. Thousands of police and Marines swarmed into– AFP; Reuters/Abs-Cbn Television - 532 words
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Eyeball FOCUS
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Article, Illustration920 2001-04-26 4 Wong Sher Maine - High IQ not just a product of genes, but also environment BY Wong Sher Maine sher@sph.com.sg GENIUS is in the genes, isn’t it? So when Dr Hu Wen Wey -a medical doctor and ex-president of Mensa Singapore sent his daughter and son for intelligence quotient or IQWang Huifen; Paul Reic Roca - 920 words
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Singapore
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Article, Illustration548 2001-04-26 5 SUE-ANN CHIA - Facility to open earlier than scheduled because of demand BY SUE-ANN CHIA sueann@sph.com.sg FROM December, residents of Pasir Ris will be getting a healthy dose of medical care closer to home. And, in a location used for yoga and cooking lessons the community club.Pictures: Wang Huifen - 548 words
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Article423 2001-04-26 5 DENYSE YEO - MEN BELOW 40 DO IT 6.2 TIMES A MONTH, SURVEY SHOWS BY DENYSE YEO denyse@sph.com.sg AND people wonder why this country does not have more babies. A study by the National University of Singapore has found that Singaporeans don’t have sex all that frequently, and are423 words
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Article, Illustration655 2001-04-26 6 FRANCIS KAN - DBS tie-up offers ‘no frills’ services BY FRANCIS KAN francisk@sph.com.sg DBS BANK customers will soon be able to buy vegetables and update their passbooks all under one roof. Under a tie-up between the bank and supermarket chain NTUC FairPrice, all of NTUC’s 68Yen Meng Jiin - 655 words
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Article, Illustration317 2001-04-26 6 STEVEN NG - MASTERCARD IS ONE PARTY BEHIND T-COMMERCE BY STEVEN NG stevenng@sph.com.sg YOU are watching a Kim Basinger movie and her dress catches your fancy. You then use the remote control to get a product description and price on screen, and pay for it with your creditLaw Kian Yan - 317 words
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The World
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Article, Illustration547 2001-04-26 7 Bush says Washington has an obligation to defend the island if China attacks Wires WASHINGTON President George W Bush abandoned previous ambiguity and declared yesterday that the United States would defend Taiwan if it was attacked by China. Shortly after Washington unveiled the biggest– Wires; AP - 547 words
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Article, Illustration117 2001-04-26 7 THE US public is uncomfortable with voting for a presidential candidate who is: An Asian-American 23% An Afro-American 15% A woman 14% A Jew 11% They also think Chinese- Americans are: More loyal to China than the US 32% The telephone survey of 1,002 respondents was conducted onMik Zarzuela - 117 words
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Article, Illustration377 2001-04-26 8 HIGH COURT SEAMS MALAYSIA RIGHTS GROUP Wires KUALA LUMPUR In a legal victory for the police, a High Court judge yesterday upheld the detention of five Malaysian opposition activists under the Internal Security Act (ISA) and slammed Malaysia’s Human Rights Commission for giving the detainees’ relatives false– Wires - 377 words
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Article, Illustration538 2001-04-26 8 Picks ally, rival for top LDP posts Reuters TOKYO In an apparent attempt to back his reformist credentials, Japan’s Prime Minister-in-waiting Junichiro Koizumi yesterday picked a staunch ally and a recent rival for top party posts. He chose close ally Taku Yamasaki for the position– Reuters; AFP - 538 words
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245 2001-04-26 8 Reuters TOKYO Koizumi’s win was not welcomed warmly by Japanese diplomats, who were concerned that his nationalist tilt could aggravate ties with some of Tokyo’s Asian neighbours. In what could be Koizumi’s first taste of an international rebuff, Beijing said yesterday that China’s No 2– Reuters - 245 words
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287 2001-04-26 9 PANEL FINDINGS NYT Washington sex matters or rather biological differences between the sexes does. The US National Academy of Sciences said in a report released on Tuesday that much more attention should be paid to the different ways in which women and– NYT - 287 words
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Article, Illustration509 2001-04-26 9 British tourism officials say critical guidebook isn't helping LONDON The strong pound, wet weather and endless images of slaughtered animals smouldering on pyres those were the problems plaguing British tourism this year. But now an outspoken guidebook threatens to further spoil Britain’s image to visitors, by condemningAFP - 509 words
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200 2001-04-26 9 MAD ABOUT BRITAIN: WHAT’S HOT NOT COOL Fishguard: “Ferry ports tend to be ugly, depressing places, but Fishguard stands out as an exception to the rule. It’s on a beautiful bay (and the coastline) is far less touristy than the southern part of Pembrokeshire”. Sheffield: “Galleries and parks are being200 words
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Technology
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Tech TALK
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Article138 2001-04-26 10 APPLE will soon debut a new version of its ißook so says speculation on bulletin boards and tech websites. Apple US has halted sales of the laptop at its online store. It is currently listed as “temporarily unavailable”, a designation that typically precedes a138 words
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Article178 2001-04-26 10 MICROSOFT is requiring consumers who want to use Windows Media Player 8 to upgrade to the new Windows XP operating system. The move is reminiscent of the company’s controversial decision to tie the Internet Explorer browser with Windows, reports ZDNet. A similar “tying” of Internet Explorer with178 words
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Article, Illustration655 2001-04-26 10 ANDREW CHIN - Eyeball tests three colour printers to find out which one gives value for money BY ANDREW CHIN andrewc@sph.com.sg YOU may be committed to saving trees, but it’s hard to get away from using a printer. Eyeball takes a look at three new models from Hewlett-Packard, EpsonMik Zarzuela - 655 words
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Business
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Business BUZZ
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Article62 2001-04-26 11 SINGAPORE’S largest property company Capita Land is partnering Standard Chartered Bank to provide a financial investment package for purchasers of The Floravale and Woodsvale executive condominiums (EC) located at Jurong West and Woodlands, respectively. The two ECs will be relaunched on Saturday, and for a limited period, buyers62 words
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Article54 2001-04-26 11 FLEXTRONICS INTERNATIONAL employees in Singapore need not worry. The contract manufacturer which has axed 8,500 people or 10 per cent of its work force, has no plans to cut jobs here. A spokesman said the company had “completed” the cutbacks and there be no need of54 words
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421 2001-04-26 11 Nicholas Yong - OUB, DBS offer best defensive value say analysts BY Nicholas Yong nicyong@sph.com.sg THERE are clouds on the horizon and big buys in the bag. While this might mean lower earnings for local banks, the advice from analysts is: Don’t write off bank stocks.421 words
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411 2001-04-26 11 FRANCIS KAN - DOWNTURN DOESN’T MEAN HAING TO GO BUST BY FRANCIS KAN francisk@sph.com.sg E-COMMERCE is struggling to take flight in the local business scene, but that’s no reason to write it off as an expensive waste of time. That’s because e-commerce, warts and all, might prevent411 words
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269 2001-04-26 11 DBS’ website has been named the most popular bank site, again. A survey by France-based Internet measurement firm Net Value found that http://www.dbs.com attracted the most unique visitors in February this year. Chalking up some 106,210 unique visitors in the month, http://www.dbs.com was well269 words
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Article, Illustration997 2001-04-26 14 W D YANG - Designers shouldn’t fear setting standards BY W D YANG talk@eyeball.com.sg DON’T believe any cellphone salesman if he tells you that you need a general packet radio service (GPRS) phone unless you’re a gadget freak like myself. These newfangled mobile inventions boast of “exciting new capabilities” that let youAFP - 997 words
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E-Male ADDRESS
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Article, Illustration676 2001-04-26 15 EUGENE WEE - BY EUGENE WEE eugenew@sph.com.sg WHAT is the measure of a Singaporean? Boy, that is a good one. It’s a question that I’ve been grappling with over the last few days, especially over the hullaballoo over a citizen’s right to vote when overseas. In Parliament recently, HomeLaw Kian Yan - 676 words
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394 2001-04-26 15 ‘As-pi-who?’ (April 20) SO WHAT’S more cheena a traditional Asian name like Lee Hwa, or an unpronounceable, wannabe-Western one like Aspial? Companies think that a name change will help one compete in a world of Cartiers, McDonalds and Levis. Is394 words
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Article102 2001-04-26 15 CREDIT CARDS: Is it the more the merrier? 49% Two is enough one for use, the other as a back-up. 15% Strictly one; that’s financial discipline. 12% -I can live without credit cards and the temptation to rack up debts. 9% Having different cards for different102 words
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Miscellaneous27 2001-04-26 2 (food morning! Showers with thunder over many areas in the late morning and early afternoon. High: 33C 1 Low: 25C Tides: 12.11AM/2.9M 1.13PM/2.7M Met Service: http:// www.gov.sg/metsin27 words
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EyeSport
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Sport IN SHORT
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Article, Illustration90 2001-04-26 16 Reuters LONDON-Newcastle United midfielder Kieron Dyer says he is not interested in leaving the club following media reports that Manchester United has offered £l5 million (5538.6 million) for his services. “I am staying at Newcastle and that’s all there is to it,” Dyer said. The 22-year-old is– Reuters - 90 words
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Article39 2001-04-26 16 AP WATFORD-Former Chelsea manager Gianluca Vialli has emerged as a possible successor to Graham Taylor at Watford. Former England manager Taylor is due to retire at the end of this season. The club did not comment.– AP - 39 words
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Article39 2001-04-26 16 AP TURIN Juventus star Edgar Davids yesterday made his first public denial following revelations that his urine had tested positive for the steroid nandrolone. “I have very strong principles on which substances I consume,” Davids said.– AP - 39 words
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Article27 2001-04-26 16 AP CARDIFF The muddy turf of the Millennium Stadium will be re-laid before the May 12 FA Cup final between Arsenal and Liverpool.– AP - 27 words
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Article151 2001-04-26 16 FOOTRALL: Ruud Van Nistelrooy paid tribute to Brazilian star Ronaldo, whom he credited for his own recovery from serious knee injuries. Soccernet’s Ivan Speck had a one-on-one chat with the Dutch star after he signed a five-year deal with English champions Manchester United. Log on to http://www.soccernet.com/ columns/2001/0425/151 words
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Article, Illustration706 2001-04-26 16 Adam Hashidy - Alesi not keen on traction control but others welcome its return for Spanish GP BY Adam Hashidy hashidy@sph.com.sg Source: AtlasF1.com THE Spanish Grand Prix marks a milestone of sorts for Formula One racing, but don’t tell Jean Alesi that. The Prost driver blasted traction control,Source: AtlasF1.com; AFP; © Graphic news - 706 words
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Article, Illustration501 2001-04-26 17 Celtic offers directorship to keep him AFP GLASGOW Celtic fans heard the words they dreaded yesterday when the club’s director, Dermot Desmond, admitted that Martin O’Neill could become the next manager of Manchester United. O’Neill, who took over at Parkhead at the start of the season– AFP - 501 words
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Article, Illustration140 2001-04-26 17 ROMANIA’S Player of the Century Gheorghe Hagi played in a testimonial match in Bucharest yesterday. Hagi starred in the friendly tie between the Romanaian XI and the World XI that ended in a 2-2 draw. Although he didn’t score, he created both goals for theReuters - 140 words
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Article, Illustration296 2001-04-26 17 PHILADELPHIA LEVEL WITH INDIANA Reuters PHILADELPHIA Allen Iverson got his revenge on Reggie Miller yesterday. The Answer’s 45 points helped the Philadelphia 76ers withstand Miller’s hot start to beat the Indiana Pacers 116-98 and level their Eastern Conference first-round playoff series at 1-1.– Reuters; AP - 296 words
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Article206 2001-04-26 17 AP NEW YORK The exodus has begun. At least eight XFL players have signed NFL contracts, and as many as 100 could follow, as NFL teams follow up on the college draft by acquiring free agents to fill their training-camp rosters. Even before last weekend’s– AP - 206 words
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Unwind
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Clubbing
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Article, Illustration985 2001-04-26 18 Espionage. Betrayal. Disgruntled clients. And a mythical pioneer who fell from grace. KARL HO (karl@sph.com.sg) listens to the cacophony surrounding the karaoke enclave that is Serangoon Qardens. T SERANGOON wK H Gardens, a quasi-epic H KTV story is waiting I to be told. HHH ThePictures: Clarence Chan; Photo illustration: Paul Eric Roca - 985 words
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Article, Illustration507 2001-04-26 19 Karl Ho COZY, enclosed places where you can be a screeching Frank Sinatra all night long. That’s what Serangoon Gardens offers, apart from its famous hawker centre and hip cafes: Eight KTV bars for the musically inclined, but not necessarily talented. Because Serangoon Gardens is essentially– Karl Ho; Pictures: Clarence Chan - 507 words
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Article, Illustration306 2001-04-26 20 KARL HO - BY KARL HO karl@sph.com.sg PANDEMONIUM reigned supreme at Zouk as the superclub played host to up-and-coming UK DJing talent Danny Howells last Friday (April 20). Clearly basking in the adoration of his fans, Howells made sweeping gestures to stoke the crowd. When heDesmond Wee - 306 words
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Article, Illustration685 2001-04-26 20 Its appeal is not in its glitz but its casual homeliness. EARL HO (karl@sph.com.sg) soaks in the nightlife at Serangoon Qardens. 0ERANGOON GARDENS is more homely and less glitzy than Holland Village. But, that’s just the way its people like it. Professionals stopping by afterPictures: Clarence Chan - 685 words
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Movies
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Article, Illustration835 2001-04-26 21 They play the leads in Singapore's first sci-fi movie Avatar. Aussie actress Qenevieve O'Reilly and Broadway star Luoyong Wang talk to JUNE WAN (junewan@sph.com.sg) about leaving their comfort zones to cover uncharted territory. THEY had not heard of a Singapore film industry back home. But that didn’tYen Meng Jiin - 835 words
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Article, Illustration400 2001-04-26 21 CLARA CHOW - BY CLARA CHOW darac@sph.com.sg HE SWIVELLED his hips, sang and sweated, and managed to get a roomful of who’s who in business to shake their bonbons like there was no tomorrow. On Tuesday night, at MTV’s exclusive Live And Loaded event held at RafflesSony Music - 400 words
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Cyber SNITCH
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Article58 2001-04-26 22 YOU’VE seen their faces in films but can’t put a name to them. These are the people who make up the Who Is That? website. Only 13 actors are profiled, but each comes with detailed decriptions of their appearances in major movies, links to their fan sites (if58 words
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Article62 2001-04-26 22 SO YOU think you know movies? Test yourself at Dan’s Screen Shot Movie Quiz, where you have to identify three movies based on three screen shots. The shots are put up every Sunday at http://www. openix.com/-danb/ quiz.shtml. Can’t guess any? Make up your own titles. The funniest gets62 words
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Article, Illustration72 2001-04-26 22 AFTER the much publicised split from Tom Cruise and her miscarriage, Nicole Kidman made her first public appearance at the premiere for her upcoming movie, Moulin Rouge (above). Watch her cope in the white hot spotlight, clad in a stunning white vintage dress and harbouring obvious pain72 words
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Article46 2001-04-26 22 7 thought she would quit the sausage and become a vaginatarian!’ Heather Graham’s disgusted dad when she flies into the arms of an ex-boyfriend after discovering that her brother Chris Klein made love to her in the movie Say It Isn’t So46 words
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Article, Illustration421 2001-04-26 22 – Jeanmarie Tan - Jeanmarie Tan SWEET NOVEMBER (PG) Keanu Reeves, Charlize Theron, Greg Germann, Jason Isaacs THERE’S absolutely nothing sweet about an insensitive male being redeemed by an angelic woman, especially when his first name happens to be Keanu. This abysmal, cliche-ridden fiasco which could be easily sub-titled Autumn In San421 words
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Article294 2001-04-26 22 THEY meet, they fall in love, and one dies of chronic illness. Sweet November is just the latest in “terminal illness” weepies. If misery is what you want, try the following: LOVE STORY (1970) THE greatest romance film ever made, the screen version of Erich Segal’s book294 words
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Article, Illustration1097 2001-04-26 23 THIRTEEN DAYS (PG) Kevin Costner, Bruce Greenwood, Steven Culp DEPENDING on your mood, Thirteen Days can feel like 13 years, 13 months, 13 days or 13 hours. The one certainty is that 13 is an unlucky number. The screenplay is adapted from tape transcriptions that were edited into1,097 words
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The Back Page
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Article, Illustration105 2001-04-26 24 BRIGITTE BARDOT, (right) the former French screen star turned animal-rights activist, lashed out at the Bucharest mayor for abandoning a stray-dog adoption scheme. “I trusted you but you betrayed me as well as all those who are fighting to save animal lives. You rule105 words
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Article192 2001-04-26 24 Chats Mouse Irritation, aggravation, frustration A BOY asks his father to explain the differences among irritation, aggravation, and frustration. His father picks up the telephone, tells his son to get on an extension, then he dials a number at random. When the phone is answered, he asks: “Can I speak192 words
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86 2001-04-26 24 ROBBIE WILLIAMS made headlines again in London’s The Sun’s Bizarre column when he openly declared his admiration for Man U star David Beckham. The singer wrote of Beckham: “He is very good-looking and very rich. He is a fantastic footballer who has a good-looking86 words
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Article, Illustration221 2001-04-26 24 THERE is, allegedly, an intruder among this year’s Miss Universe contestants. UK newspaper The Telegraph reports that chaos is breaking out at the Puerto Rico pageant, following accusations that Miss France is, indeed, no demure mademoiselle, but a monsieur. A French Internet site claimed organisersAFP - 221 words
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Making HEADLINES
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Article, Illustration72 2001-04-26 24 ALLY MCBEAL star Robert Downey Jr (left) was arrested Tuesday morning in a Los Angeles suburb under suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance. After his release, the actor checked himself into a rehabilitation institute,. And that left singer Vonda Shepard alone72 words
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Article67 2001-04-26 24 Wires Marlon Brando is still on the mend from pneumonia and has been told to rest before resuming filming his Scary Movie 2 cameo.. Chris Evans figured that the best way to entertain Billie Piper is by taking her on a number of wild rides at Chessington’s World of– Wires - 67 words
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