The New Paper, 16 January 2000
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Article, Illustration476 2000-01-16 2 British government wants to clean up this fad NE *P. THE Singapore girl in this file picture would be tongue-tied if she only knew what her British mates have been going through. Teenage Britons with pierced noses, tongues, belly buttons and, yes, genitals, are turning476 words
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Article, Illustration955 2000-01-16 4 Woon Wui Tek - ABANDONED BABIES She took care of more than a dozen abandoned babies until they found a home and left her. Meet angel-in-white Sister Teo Ai Huay BY Woon Wui Tek UNLUCKY to be born, lucky to be found, the abandoned babiesPicture/ Florence Tan - 955 words
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Article, Illustration198 2000-01-16 5 ABANDONED BABIES WHEN Sister Teo began working in children's wards, an abandoned baby would be referred to simply as "Unknown". "It didn't sound nice," she recalled, with a chuckle. So Sister Teo decided some years ago to take action. She decreed that any abandoned baby placed198 words
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Article269 2000-01-16 5 WITHIN the last month, two abandoned babies have turned up. Dumped, as though they were old toys. Earlier this year, a newborn girl was left near a Housing Board flat staircase in Ang Mo Kio (above). Believed to be only a day or two old, even269 words
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Article, Illustration416 2000-01-16 6 Tanya Fong - By' Tanya Fong ACTRESS Jamie Yeo was blushing to her roots when asked what it was like to shampoo a stranger's hair. "I havt shampoo >d my boyfriend's hair before. "It's a vary endearing, nice feeling because It's a simple act that bondsPicture/Joyce Lim - 416 words
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Article, Illustration810 2000-01-16 7 Rob Hughes - Looks like we were worried about the wrong bug at the turn of the millennium. The flu is mowing down people in their prime in many parts of the world. In Singapore though, the number of flu cases actually fell. Small comfort for those who didPicture/ Usa Today - 810 words
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Article483 2000-01-16 7 Pradeep Paul - TNP JOURNALIST HIT BY BUG FROM THE US BY Pradeep Paul SHE arrived on Dec 18, ready to party and sightsee in Singapore. But she felt a little unwell. She sneezed. She complained of bodyache. She kept feeling nauseous. Ah, jetlag, we told her.483 words
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Article233 2000-01-16 7 11l II IN SINGAPORE MBBUimmmhm EUROPEANS and North Americans may be facing a flu epidemic. But Singaporeans shouldn't panic. According to the Ministry of Health (in response to queries from TNP on Sunday), the flu virus spreads easily in winter conditions. This is because windows are shut233 words
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Article118 2000-01-16 7 DEADLY influenza outbreaks have taken millions of lives in the past. The Spanish flu pandemic of 1918 killed more than 20 million worldwide. It infected one-fifth of the world population. A 1989 epidemic killed 25,000 British people. But most strains aren't so deadly. Influenza is a viral118 words
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Advertisement159 2000-01-16 8 LEARNING CHINESE THE FUN WAV jfsgj:.y■ JM&k< ..j Thumbs Up, a New Chinese Weekly for Primary School Students. Ii(l( 'i j 4*Mi J;lit Jlmflßfliv?- Y/i V t(» Icmii (-1 litt( I VCIV pk Holm i \V( II VU V k iiK'i k < ink iunriil 11 lit! v\\ < ill!159 words
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Article, Illustration1027 2000-01-16 9 Brian Miller - by Brian Miller PRANKSTER. Pragmatist. Comrade. Achiever. Leader. Outspoken. Misunderstood. These were just some of the words which cropped up when I spoke to people who knew or had come into contact with the late Mr Ivan Baptist. Mr Baptist, the man who came to be known1,027 words
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Article, Illustration1329 2000-01-16 10 Ng Hwee Koon - WHO'S THIS MAN FEATURED ON NEW S'PORE NOTES? By Ng Hwee Koon SHAME on you. I mean, really, there is no excuse. His face stares at you every day. On $2, $5, $10, $50 and bigger bills. But of the 20 people polled, only half knew1,329 words
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Article, Illustration823 2000-01-16 11 Jennifer Castelino - 5 Cs are great, but so what? By. Jennifer Castelino YOU live in nice apartments, drive big cars, eat at posh places, shop at boutiques. What more do you want? This seems to be the perception of expats. Well, we may eiyoy these luxuries, but wePicture/ Florence Tan - 823 words
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Article95 2000-01-16 12 Last Sunday; we featured a query from a reader; an IT expert from Pakistan, who was spending his first Ramadan in Singapore. Malik, who e-mailed us, wanted to know several things: B The food places that are open at 4am so that he can eat95 words
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Article99 2000-01-16 12 IT'S one festival after another. After Hari Raya Puasa, the next festive celebration is the Chinese New Year on Feb 5. We invite Chinese expats to share their stories with us. For example, how different are the celebrations here compared with those back home? What are your99 words
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Article180 2000-01-16 12 MY name is Adam Mah, a convert to Islam who does not understand Malay. Islam is not a Malay religion, thus there should not be any constraints. I've read about your requests to have a smoother Ramadan in Singapore. Depending where you stay, there are some180 words
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Article58 2000-01-16 12 To oMm/i the address of the nearest mosque, timing for prayers and other religious advice, expatriate Muslims can call Muis at 256 8188 or visit our website. We also advise them to interact with the local Muslim community as they will find many Muslims here more than58 words
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Advertisement422 2000-01-16 12 PruCash HorK^ao year after year This Lunar New Year, when your child says iongXi Fa you'll have the perfect red packet for him or her PruCash Hong Bao a special savings plan that gives your child a big Hong Bao, every year after the second year. And a nice little422 words
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Article, Illustration389 2000-01-16 13 Moses speaks up against Singlish in English A forum on Singlish was held recently at the National University of Singapore Society's Guild House. In true Singaporean style, it was light-hearted yet spicy. YONG SIEW FERN took some notes on what the three panel speakers had389 words
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Article208 2000-01-16 13 AT a National Day dinner in mid-August last year, Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew criticised the use of Singlish and called on Singaporeans to speak and write Standard English. He said that local TV sitcoms had popularised the use of Singlish. Five days later, the Television208 words
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Article, Illustration205 2000-01-16 13 SHE'S famous for her "Goondu" books that were among the earliest glossaries on the use of Singlish. Yet Sylvia Toh said: "I don't speak Singlish. I only wrote those silly books." (Her humour books, Eh Goondu and Lagi Goondu, were written in proper English,205 words
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Article, Illustration405 2000-01-16 14 YES, Associate Professor Kirpal Singh sees Singlish as a cultural symbol, an identity which connects Singaporeans. And Prof Singh wants us to be proud of it. "As the US 'McDonaldise' the world, we should also 'Singaporeanise' our language. We should tell foreigners (who don't understand us)405 words
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Article246 2000-01-16 15 ...YOU could run away with a new Edusave award. That's the good news for students who excel in the arts, sports and community service. About $2 million will be set aside for a new award meant for these non-academic fields. The award will be introduced246 words
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Article, Illustration55 2000-01-16 15 CHEERS ALL AROUND' Supporters welcoming home the eight Antarctica 2000 adventurers at the airport yesterday morning. The heroes are (front row, from left): Edwin Siew, Khoo Swee Chiow, David Urn, Kuak Nam Jin, Dr Robert Goh, Lee Ling Yen, Ang Yau Choon and Dr Mok YingPicture/ The Straits Times - 55 words
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Article, Illustration89 2000-01-16 15 i I'm glad the (Education) Ministry has studied this and is able to offer the exam next year. Maybe this will take some load off the students and they can concentrate better on more realistic targets for themselves. Deputy Prime Minister BG Lee Hsien Loong (right), atthe launch89 words
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132 2000-01-16 16 UNIT trusts and technology stocks. Those were the buzz words for investors in Singapore and regional markets last year. Buoyed by the markets' bull run, many had put their money in unit trusts for technology stocks. Like UOB's United Global Telecoms, which was launched last132 words
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Article82 2000-01-16 16 MOUTH MAGIC: Watch China's Guinness world-record holder Jiang Guoying, 22, juggle nine ping-pong balls with his mouth. He's performing at Chinatown Point today at 2pm, 3.30pm and spm. It's free. I ÜBIN DELIGHTS: Coconut trees dancing in the wind, kampung houses on stilts «nH ferries at jetty.82 words
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Article76 2000-01-16 16 RUSSIA sees the West as a growing military threat. That's why it is lowering its threshold for using nuclear weapons". This revamp in the country's' security strategy means that the nuclear state will be more trigger-happy if it feels the need "to repel armed aggression". This includes not76 words
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Article74 2000-01-16 16 FORMER Probationary Inspector William Fong Ser Joo was found guilty yeste relay of accepting bribes from Geylang businessman Chua Tiong Tiong, or "Ah Long San". Fong, 32, who used to be attached to the Ang Mo Kio police division, had twice accepted money for helping Chua make inquiries74 words
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Article67 2000-01-16 16 INDIA and China have held their first official discussions concerning young Buddhist leader Karmapa Lama, who arrived in India from Tibet last week. An Indian foreign ministry official met Chinese ambassador Zhou Gang in Delhi, and requested details of the Karmapa Lama's secret departure. China had earlier67 words
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Article69 2000-01-16 16 FORMER Malacca Chief Minister Abdul Rahim Tamby Chik has offered himself yesterday as a candidate for the Umno Supreme Council. He said he was standing because of widespread support. He stepped down after a scandal involving an underaged girl. Said Tan Sri Rahim, 48: "Before there was69 words
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Article66 2000-01-16 16 HOW does one become a 007 nowadays? Just by decoding website puzzles, it seems. That's what the British intelligence is inviting job applicants to do in its latest recruitment drive. Applicants must crack a code involving five sets of five letters of the alphabet, including one written in66 words
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Article64 2000-01-16 16 CONWOMAN Kalimahton Mohamed Samuri, 38, is in the news again for another alleged multi-million-dollar scam. Three pawnshops are now accusing her of writing them a dud $6 million cheque. Police reports have been filed by the pawnshops, and the case is now under investigation. Kalimahton was jailed64 words
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Article64 2000-01-16 16 OUST President Abdurrahman Wahid and face international isolation, American Ambassador to the United Nations Richard Holbrooke has warned the Indonesian military. The remark comes after reports of rumours that the army is hatching plans to overthrow the president. Said Mr Holhrooke: "We would view with the64 words
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Article64 2000-01-16 16 TWO powerful earthquakes struck south-west China yesterday morning, killing four people and injuring about 400. The first quake registered 5.9 on the Richter scale, followed 90 minutes later by a 6.5-rated aftershock. An official told AFP: "At the present time, we estimate that between 7,000 and 8,00064 words
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Advertisement61 2000-01-16 16 You've done Singapore proud with your Never Say Die spirit. --mm Hurry, buy your Energizer batteries and redeem your cool gifts in the Energizer sub-zero promotion. Promotion ends 23 Jan 2000*. 'All cod gifts are redeemable at Marina Square level 2, from 12 Bpm on 16. 22 and 23 Jan61 words
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Article, Illustration864 2000-01-16 17 Basskaran Nair - Every Sunday, we invite a personality to comment on the past week's news. Today, Basskaran Nair, head of financial and investor relations firm Gavin Anderson Co, gives us his views [th^Week] Guest editor Basskaran Nair THIS being just the turn of the century, I864 words
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Article, Illustration689 2000-01-16 18 It's a strange case involving Malaysian singer Sabiul Malik Shafie, better known as Along. A rotting body has been found but Along's dad says it is not his son's. And there're claims of jealousy involving a cop's wife. ERNEST LUIS finds out more A MISSINGPicture/ Utusan Malaysla - 689 words
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Article251 2000-01-16 18 THE DNA test results on the parents of missing Malaysian rock singer Along are not known yet. His father, Tengku Shafie, told The New Paper on Sunday that the results were expected in about two weeks, though it may take up to two months. He251 words
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298 2000-01-16 19 JANGLISH. It's certainly jangling the nerves of parents in Japan. Oh, you panikuru too much, their teenage kids might say. "We what?" ask the exasperated parents. Panikuru ah to panic. Janglish is a form of half-English, half Japanese words teens are using. It's298 words
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Article, Illustration433 2000-01-16 20 US SCHOOLS GET TOUGH NO second chance. One mistake and you're out. That seems to be the new attitude of school principals and administrators in the US. They are not willing to take any chances following the spate of shooting incidences from Colorado to433 words
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Article401 2000-01-16 21 Swindles thousands out of Net users V XT Kindergarten was where he first learnt computer skills. By the time the Japanese student had reached sixth grade, he was already committing Internet fraud. The 14-year-old whiz kid turned cybercriminal was arrested yesterday on suspicion of swindling401 words
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Article, Illustration316 2000-01-16 22 Molesters beware WOMEN bus conductors in Hyderabad, India, are already adept at the art of clipping. Bus tickets, that is. Now they are going to add chopping. The kind associated with karate, according to the Hindustan Times. This is to help them fend off troublesome passengers who often316 words
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Article, Illustration890 2000-01-16 23 Brian Miller - BY Brian Miller IT was late last year. In front of him stood a woman. She was just 10m away. Minutes earlier he had blindfolded her. Now, as she stood there, he calmly raised a machine gun. Taking aim, he pulled the trigger and threePicture/ Justin Brierty - 890 words
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Article, Illustration868 2000-01-16 25 Ng Wan Ching - CATS, LES MIZ, PHANTOM AND NOW CHICAGO... CookieJarJ I THE PLACE TO DIP FOR HOMEMAKINQ TIPS m *i A By Ng Wan Ching wanching@sph.com.sg HOUSEWIFE June Chiam, 58, has never been to a live musical performance before. No, Madam Chiam does not feel that there's868 words
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Article, Illustration236 2000-01-16 27 I'VE been married for two years and am pregnant with my second child. I've got a good husband. We love each other and we're both working. But my in-laws are always throwing hurtful accusations at me for nothing, even In front of236 words
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Article111 2000-01-16 27 Last week's letter: OUT OF WORDS is 16 years old and have known this girl for less than ayear. They have been talking on the phone almost every day, and were very close. They used to have a lot of things to tell one another. However,111 words
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Article127 2000-01-16 27 Reader's reply: YOU cannot merely imitate people and be like what they are. First and foremost, you are too young for a relationship. The time is not ripe yet. You should concentrate on your education rather than a relationship at this tender age. Don't let your127 words
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Article364 2000-01-16 28 I'M 23 and my boyfriend Is four years older than me. We've known each other for two years. He'sa caring person and we love each other very much. We are planning to settle down in three years' time, and have already applied for a flat.364 words
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503 2000-01-16 28 I'M an 18-year-old guy who is enlisting for national service. I feel very stressed. I like a girl who was considered the most beautiful girl in my former secondary school. She has a great figure, beautiful hair and fair complexion. I've503 words
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Article180 2000-01-16 28 im ln c ears the air over teen sex issues I AM an 18-year-old guy. Q Recently, I met a woman during a party and we hit it off pretty well. She led me to the back and we started kissing each other. Although we did not have180 words
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Article318 2000-01-16 28 I AM a 14-year-old boy. Q Recently, my friend asked me if I wanted to masturbate with him in his house. Is masturbating in a group legal? Also, is it okay for me to have oral sex with another boy? Will I be branded a gay? Will I318 words
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Advertisement44 2000-01-16 28 CALLUS If you need advice on matters of the heart or sex issues, write to: Aggie, The New Paper, Times House, 390 Kim Seng Road, Singapore *****5 Or fax: 737-5375, e-mail: npops@sph.com.sg (please mark: Aggie) or call 1900-912-0007 (calls cost 30 cents a minute).44 words
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Article, Illustration80 2000-01-16 29 American media mogul Ted Turner and his wife, actress Jane Fonda (above), announced their separation after nine years of marriage on Jan 4. Their reason: The need for "some personal time" for themselves. This need for "space" often signals a break-up, ending in divorce. But is this80 words
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Article, Illustration133 2000-01-16 29 COUPLE ONE- DavM Hglau (right), 26, a radio producer-presenter with a regional station is engaged to Denise Chong (left), 25, a journalist with The New Paper on Sunday (and the writer of this report): "I guard my personal time Jealously!" David's and Denise's politically-correctPicture/ Zaihan Mohamed Yusof - 133 words
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Article194 2000-01-16 29 WATCHING the film The Last Temptation of Christ had David quivering with admiration for the film-maker Martin Scorsese. That's not the only film he loves. This night owl watches about four VCDs a week by himself after midnight at home. He regularly reads reviews from American movie websites194 words
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Article148 2000-01-16 29 ITS almost like an adventure when I get a whole day to potter around by myself. I stuff my things in a bag and set off to walk or take a bus aimlessly. I love staying silent and watching buildings, people, cats. The world experienced by myself is148 words
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170 2000-01-16 29 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL YET ON MY OWN SO km do w pt pwl thit whit ttayfcn dm? It helps that we're not living under the same roof. Come and ask me after we're married and living together whether I'm still eyeing his favourite films critically! It's simple for now.170 words
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Article, Illustration236 2000-01-16 30 COUPLE 2: Ms Naur Hwm Wah, 27, flight attendant with a major commercial airline. Mr/UMTok, 39, lecturer in hospitality with a local polytechnic Married to each other since April last year. lis How: "Every month, there's at least one long haul of over fourPictures/ Florence Tan - 236 words
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Article, Illustration551 2000-01-16 30 COUPLE 3: IT is 10.30 pm. Ms Elizabeth Su's kids are asleep and dreaming in bed. She pads off softly to the pool to swim. That's personal time as most of us recognise it. Ms Su's husband Ole Johan Dale describes personal time as timeReports/ Denise Chong - 551 words
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Article, Illustration392 2000-01-16 31 Carol Leong - [puj|% I CHEAP AND HIP: STYLE FOR THE BUDGET-CONSCIOUS P J. A By Carol Leong canol@sph.ccxn.sg SOME weekends, I just want to veg out and eat at home. That's when I reach out for two kinds of canned comforts and localise it to my tastebuds! To me, thisPictures/ Wong Khing Chong - 392 words
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Article, Illustration529 2000-01-16 32 Lim Kay Tong - I Column I ACTOR LI M KAY TONG WRITES A FORTNIGHTLY COLUMN by Lim Kay Tong I'VE become immune to handphones going off. When performing on stage or watching a film or play, I expect some clown's mobile phone to start chiming as a matter of course.529 words
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Article, Illustration760 2000-01-16 33 Suzanne Walker - 1 SoSueMe I SUZANNE WALKER WRITES A FORTNIGHTLY COLUMN. by Suzanne Walker I WISH I were a man. Why? Because I am being stalked. By a person who whispers obscenities at my door, who hangs out along my corridor at 2.30 am, who has secretly pried open760 words
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Article, Illustration63 2000-01-16 34 Ernest Luis - Edited by Ernest Luis emest@sph.com.sg THE MOVIE Metade Fumaca Mountain Leopard (Eric Tsang) returns home to Hongkong from Brazil. He's diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease. He gets Smokey (Nicholas Tse), a small-time hoodlum, to help him take revenge on a former rival gangster who took his woman (Shu Qi) from63 words
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Article246 2000-01-16 34 DEMISE CHONG - by DEMISE CHONG METADE Fumaca the title loosely translates as "half a cigarette" in Brazilian-Portuguese. So I thought I was in for a Latin American art film. I expected absurd events in the film to be.left unexplained. Sweat-slicked Latin babes to make frequent passionate love246 words
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Article142 2000-01-16 35 Mountain Leopard (Eric Tsang): "I came back from Brazil.** Smokey (Nicholas Tse): "Brazil? Where girls with feathers on their behinds walk around ell day?** Mountain Leopard: M l had a neighbour in Brazil. He's called Ronaldo.** Smokey: "The soccer player?" Mountain Leopard to Smokey about how much his142 words
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Article, Illustration320 2000-01-16 35 ERNEST LUIS - by ERNEST LUIS SORRY Denise, I don't think the boys will like this one. The Brazilian-Portuguese title may loosely mean "half a cigarette" but I was half-asleep halfway through the movie. The character development was half-developed too. Mountain Leopard (Eric Tsang) is supposed to320 words
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Article, Illustration234 2000-01-16 35 with Jessica Leow i - with Jessica Leow i iVarious Artistes 'THE same hip tunes and funnier moments .inserted. The same smelly cat Does anything •ever change on Friends? Does anyone ever ]have a bad hair day? Oh well, why change the formula when •this is one of the234 words
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Article, Illustration262 2000-01-16 38 Toh Palk Choc - TEXT: Toh Palk Choc IT is not new, it is south, and it guarantees you a whale of a time. I cannot get cheesier over New South Wales. Like everyone else I made extended plans for the Millennium. But unlike most people I did not cancel, and soPICTURES: JF Susbielle - 262 words
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Article, Illustration637 2000-01-16 38 Crispins Robert - (okay, in New South Wales) Edited by Crispins Robert crispina@sph.com.sg Singaporeans together, in a health-aware green tea flavour. Fortune noodles, one up on birthday mee; chocolate toffees wrapped in star trivia (you can collect all 60 stories); not just Kit-Kat but mint flavoured, and not just Kit-Kat637 words
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Article72 2000-01-16 38 Getting There: New South Wales is served by Emirates (from end-March), Gulf Air, Singapore Airlines, and Qantas/British Airways. For special packages on Sydney, check website <www.sydney.com.sg> Staying There: For Port Stephens, the Tourism New South Wales office in United Square has an excellent brochure. Sporting Life: Ultimate Quad72 words
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Miscellaneous147 2000-01-16 46 E Fowl Play]-Sy)) with Ravi Veloo (ofThe Media Campus) and Hup (hup@sph.com.sg) Singapore handled the Y2K bug In Its own unique way, I Being the only country in the world to pre-record its street J stage show, and have singers mime like silly robots. Only three people were allowed to147 words
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Article, Illustration224 2000-01-16 47 Yong Shu Hoong - V Yong Shu Hoong shyong66@hotmail.com I REMEMBER how I had once bought a brass photo frame in an antique store in New York. It was nothing unusual, except that the frame had someone's old photo still in it. And there was, of course,224 words
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Article, Illustration174 2000-01-16 47 AS music walkmans get smaller and smaller with each new model, notebook computers are also looking for ways to shed weight. Fujitsu's new A5-sized notebook computer is sleek and slim at a mere 1.4 kg, so it doesn't break the back of the174 words
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Article, Illustration282 2000-01-16 47 THE first day of the new millennium came and went. The world did not end. There were no major upsets caused by the infamous Y2K bug. And some people were, quite frankly, disappointed. A Net surfer said, in an e-mail sent out to282 words
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1133 2000-01-16 48 TODAY'S KUALA LUMPUR RACE CARD GOING FORECAST: GOOD Race 1 2.00 Cl.iss 5 Div 2 1200iii Stakes: RM25.000 WW 1 *****8 1 CAN FLY 57 (47) SH Lee 5 (6ah IsmaW Can Fly) 2 •0-0-RKJHT ACTION 57 (47) MGopal 1 (4ag Tlang-Richgold) 3 0660-6 AWESOME BELLE 56.5 (46) MMarzuki 111,133 words
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Article285 2000-01-16 49 PICK OF THE DAY He may be getting on in years but Victory Giant is certainly not over the hill yet. The eight-year-old Zabaleta gelding, the oldest galloper in the field of eight, has been a model of consistency chalking up four seconds in285 words
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Article84 2000-01-16 49 RACE 1: King Romance, Praiseworthy. RACE 2: Victory Giant, Imperial Scholar, Rich Strike. RACE 3: Secret Formula, Gifted, When You Believe, Nasib Gaya, Empire Enforcers. RACE 4: King Boleh, Win Melody, Mr Quick, Super Billy. RACE 5: Hippo Prospero, Just Brilliant, Joyful Hunter. RACE 6: Farrago, Voltage Surge, Golden84 words
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923 2000-01-16 49 4 SEASIDE STAR 54 (21-7) DO'Heara (2) 4 1 1 (451) 11 TRIANGLE 50 c 51 (12-7) S Marzukl (1) 3 3 2 (491) 12 EASTSIOE HIGH 50(23-8) BWoodworth (8 7 4 3 (423) 8 TOP CROWN 50 c 47.5 (68-16) *MM Cheah (11) 12923 words
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Article, Illustration979 2000-01-16 50 RACE 1: Trainer K Velu was fined RMIOO ($45) for failing to produce the declared colours on INFLUENCE. BONZER dislodged jockey M Zaidi on the way to the start and broke his reins. A new set of reins were fitted and he was passedPicture/ David Tan - 979 words
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Article323 2000-01-16 50 Danny Khoo - By Danny Khoo THE first running of the $180,000 Committee's Prize ended in dramatic fashion at Kranji last night. Pacific Prince finished the 1,600 m race IVi lengths ahead of Con Air (Eddie Wilkinson) but was relegated to last after his rider Darryll Holland returned323 words
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1282 2000-01-16 52 RACE 1: PIECE OF BILVER was scratched when found to be lame near-fore. TIP TOP jumped awkwardly. MACAU ISLAND was slow into stride. At about the 300 m, ECLAT ducked out away from the whip and had to be straightened. CRYSTAL CHILAVERT drifted out1,282 words
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Article375 2000-01-16 52 3 IRISH AIR 55.5 (39-10) .Tim StubterfMd (3) 1 4 OVER QUALfflED 54 (15-6) Paul Harvey (6) 2 5 CHIEF WNJ) EAGLE 53 (38-11) Patrick Carbary (8) 3 AIM ran: DANCE HIT Danny Miller, NATIVE AMERICAN Troy Turner, GALA BOY Jason Brown, NASSA PRIDE Link Robertson.375 words
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Article, Illustration445 2000-01-16 53 S GULAM - [sporW] REPORTS S GULAM CULTURE, money, desire and a strong will. These are the four factors that helped the United Arab Emirates (UAE) qualify for the World Cup in Italy in 1990 in only its second attempt. That y«ar, UAE, handled by Brazilian Mario Zagallo, pulled445 words
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Article, Illustration373 2000-01-16 54 Transport, gear, even cash to train at age 7 ASHRAF Hamid is only seven years old. He goes to school in the morning and gets home around 2pm. Then, three times a week, a bus comes to take him to a training ground which373 words
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604 2000-01-16 54 The f, ■libIBI atraigvn Talk column will be back on an occasional basis "But we didn't stop with just plain talk. We went into action. We decided that we would leave no stone unturned in this mission. "Money was the least of604 words
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Article, Illustration555 2000-01-16 55 Tyson, a 13.5 m winner even before a punch is thrown COMPARED to Mike Tyson (right), the British government consists of men of straw. Downing Street had reportedly threatened that the moment the Big Bad Dude of American boxing stepped off the Concorde in London to- day555 words
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Article215 2000-01-16 55 HARRY Keweli is another kind of alien in Britain. He is a law abiding Aussie who came to Leeds United from the New South Wales sporting academy at the age of 16 and is, surely, the most talented Socceroo of all time. Last Sunday, he was215 words
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Article105 2000-01-16 55 ON the fairways, the name Palmer ie legend. But last week, as Tiger Woods won his fifth 1 successive US Tour win, I the new God of golf wee compared to Elvis Presley. "He's going to be bigger than Elvis by the time he's 40," observed Ernie Els,105 words
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Article273 2000-01-16 56 Peter Siow - ATHLETICS CRISIS; WHERETO FROM HERE? BY Peter Siow WHAT must Singapore athletics do to be back on track? Come up with a long-term plan to develop young talent, said Col Kwan Yue Yeong, executive director of the Singapore Sports Council (SSC), yesterday. Athletics was taken off the273 words
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Article, Illustration178 2000-01-16 56 By Peter Siow SUNRISE shone brightly at S-League club Clementi Khalsa during yesterday's sponsorship-signing ceremony. The apparel company has agreed to equip Clementi with its Ascot sports brand for two years. The sponsorship is both in cash and kind, and is said to be worth about178 words
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Article179 2000-01-16 56 NBA UPDATE Reuters. IT had to end sometime. The Los Angeles Lakers had won 16 in a row and was looking almost unbeatable. Until it came up against Larry Birds' Indiana Pacers that is. Reserves Austin Croshere and Travis Best combined fovftr--20 consecutive points in theReuters. - 179 words
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Miscellaneous76 2000-01-16 55 TODAY: (Mtocted RfOfrnwm) 11am: Table Tennis: ITTF Pro Tour final (LIVE. STAR Sports) lpm: Golf: Mercedes Championship (CNBC Ch 15) 6pm: EPL: Watford v Liverpool (Repeat, Football Channel 22) «K73opm: Spanish Football: Vallecano v Atletico Madrid (Repeat, STAR Sports) Spue Bowling: Grand Slam Finals (LIVE, ESPN) EPL: West Ham v76 words
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Article, Illustration477 2000-01-16 57 Peter Siow - Everest conquered Antarctica aced New ministry for sports New priorities for sports By Peter Siow SINGAPORE sports will take on a higher profile in the new millennium. For a start, the long called for sports ministry will finally happen. Yesterday, the Minister for Community Development Abdullah Tarmugi477 words
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Article338 2000-01-16 57 SPORTS POLICY: I see our sports policy as aiming to make Singapore: A nation where sports excellence strengthens national pride; A society where sports bonds our multi-racial community; A people who exercise regularly and enjoy sports for a healthy lifestyle An attractive destination for the hosting of338 words
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Article275 2000-01-16 58 ON IMPORTING FOREIGN TALENT... FOREIGN athletes came under the spotlight yesterday at the Sports 21 seminar. Minister for Community Development Abdullah Tarmugi spoke at length on the subject. He said: "Foreign athletes can give our sports a boost and lift them to a higher level.275 words
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Article, Illustration245 2000-01-16 58 COLKWAN YUEYEONG (SSC executive director): I'm happy that all this is happening during my time. The government's support is a real signal to help SSC to do its job better. CHRIS CHAN (S-League CEO): With more funding, my wish is for Singapore to set up a gladiator245 words
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246 2000-01-16 58 THE Sports Council regularly reviews Its programmes and services to keep up with the changing Singaporean lifestyle. Through this, the Sports Council will develop more innovative solutions and new strategies to meet its objectives and continue to provide leadership for the building of a246 words
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Article, Illustration592 2000-01-16 59 FOREIGN talent made the difference for Arsenal in its 4-1 win over Sunderland. Croatian striker Davor Suker and Frenchman Thierry Henry both scored twice as Arsenal put its English Premier League championship challenge back on track with a comfortable win. Arsenal was without injured Tony Adams, Dennis Bergkamp and592 words
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Advertisement29 2000-01-16 59 No Adams, no Bergkamp, no Overmans, no Kanu. Who cares? ARSENAL 4 Thierry Henry 3, 81 Davor Suker 28, 33 SUNDERLAND 1 Niall Quinn 49 Half-time: 3-0 Croud: 38,03929 words
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