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Title Section26 2006-12-17 1 the New Paper 17 DEC 2006 mil 1 8 "8871 81^*****9® > Singapore Pnss Wtm Holdings 80 CENTS MICA (P) 189/02/2006 17 December 2006 the new paper26 words
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SUN NEWS
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Article, Illustration1189 2006-12-17 2 Maureen Koh - MOTHER OF ALL Despite suffering one misfortune after I another, this mum is determined to I keep fighting till she 'draws her last I breath'for the sake of her 3 kids I Maureen Koh maurccnkQsph.com.sg HER lifepicture / mohd Ishak - 1,189 words
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Article, Illustration292 2006-12-17 3 continued from previous page HER children were sent to a home, where children from single-parent families and troubled homes reside, while she "focused on picking up the pieces of my life", she said. Later, however, she decided to take them home, even though it was a292 words
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Article, Illustration451 2006-12-17 3 Maureen Koh - MOTHER OF ALL 'Daughter pours out pain in bk>g Maureen Koh mourrenk@sph.comsg SHE cannot get away from her mother's checkered past, but Madam Lena's eldest daughter has found a way to let off stress and strain. Crystal (not her real name), 17,picture / Jonathan c - 451 words
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SUN NEWS
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Article, Illustration721 2006-12-17 5 FROM the outside, the Rufaqa' Family Restaurant on Tampines Street 11 looks like any normal Muslim eatery. The female staff wear the tudung, the Muslim headscarf, and the men wear the songkolc But when you step into the restaurant, youpictures / berita harian - 721 words
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Article, Illustration742 2006-12-17 6 tay Shi; Let Pei Qi - LIVE IN THE EAST? LIVE IN THE WEST? Cabbies queueing up at airport get mean with passengers living nearby as they make less by the meter tay Shi' and Let Pei Qi shionQsph.comsg, kepqQsph.comsg YOU can call it the cabby's version of Russian Roulette or, as the cabbies call it,742 words
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Article, Illustration793 2006-12-17 7 Mohd khak; TehJwitee - TOMB OF JAPANESE NAVALMf OFFICER ON MOUNT FABEB If Thafs one of many puzzles about this grave. Others: ♦Who put up the tombstone? Why isn't it with other Japanese graves? PICTURES Mohd khak ishak@5ph.com.5g REPORTS TehJwitee jcnlee@sph.com.sg IT has been there for more than 60 years,793 words
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162 2006-12-17 8 THE Japanese Cemetery Part in Yle Cbu Kang's Chuan Hoe Avenue has a history that dates back to 1891. That's when Japanese philanthropist Tagajiro Futaki donated 2.8ha of his rubber plantation—the size of three football fields —to be used as burial grounds162 words
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Article, Illustration228 2006-12-17 8 THINKING of paying the tomb at Mount Faber a visit? Be warned: Getting there is no walk in the park. It took our team at least 20 minutes of sweaty, uphill bush-whacking before we managed to find the tomb. When we went to check228 words
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Article, Illustration650 2006-12-17 9 Cara Van Miriah - No money to join Cara Van Miriah caravm@sph.com jg THE Lexus Cup has re-awakened your appetitie for golf. You pick up your clubs then... you scratch your head. Where to play? You gave up your club membership in the last economic downturn. Don't worry, for some timePictures courtsey OAAG - 650 words
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Article, Illustration419 2006-12-17 10 SKY driving. Perhaps that should be the name of the new service the Organisation of Asian Amateur Golfers (OAAG) will be offering next june. It helps golfers get a pilot's licence and fly their own or hire an aircraft to golf419 words
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Article, Illustration329 2006-12-17 10 Celine Lim - Celine Lim ccllsf@sph.com.sg A MAN, his wife and their tortoise walked into the dentist's. "We're here to see the doctor," said the man to the receptionist. "Our tortoise hasn't been eating for a week." Before you dismiss this as a bad joke, let me assure329 words
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Article, Illustration484 2006-12-17 11 Cara Van Miriah - Daredevils at the Xtreme Singapore 2006 competitior are young even younger Cara Van Miriah caravm@sph.com.sg XTREMELY young, that's how one would describe daredevil skateboarder Mohamed Farris Abdul Rahman. Today, Mohamed Farris, a Primary 6 student from Henry Park Primary School, will be giving the older skaters aged betweenpictures / Jonathan choo - 484 words
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Article, Illustration622 2006-12-17 13 STUDY: ASIAN CITIES LOSING POLLUTION BATTLE BUT ASIA's cities are paying the price for rapid growth. Pollution in some of these cities is up to five times as bad as in Paris, London and New York. According to experts at the 2006 Better Air Quality Conference in Yogyakarta, cities622 words
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Article, Illustration743 2006-12-17 14 Dark tourism more people flocking to graveyards, disaster sites WHEN you go on a holiday, do you enjoy poking around people's graves, clicking places where hundreds were murdered or marvelling at ruins left behind by a catastrophic natural disaster? At first, you might answer: "Of course, not!" Butpictures / ap, reutere, afp - 743 words
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Article189 2006-12-17 15 1. TOO DARK Some people travel to watch death public hangings (pictured), whippings and executions. Some even travel to sites that still haven't recovered from catastrophe and are not yet ready for travellers, reported Lonely Planet's Bluelist. Neither of these have any justification. 2. PITCH BLACK189 words
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Article, Illustration396 2006-12-17 16 Lip-reader claims Prince William's girlfriend (left) said at his passing-out parade: r iHE proper object of attention should have been Prince William JL (right). The occasion on Friday was, after all, his passing-out parade from world-famous military academy Sandhurst Instead, all eyes were on396 words
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Article139 2006-12-17 16 PRINCE William got a quick whispered Hallo from his grandmother tha Queen (pictured) as she raviawad tha ranks of young cadets being commissioned as officers on Friday and it left both of them with smiles on their faces. Because ha Is 1.9m tall, Prince William was placed139 words
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Article, Illustration500 2006-12-17 19 ONCE the world's greatest chess player, Mr Garry Kasparov is now employing his formidable skills against his toughest opponent of all Russian President Vladimir Putin. At stake, he argues, is the fate of Russian democracy. Mr Kasparov has devoted himself topicture / ap - 500 words
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Snap Shot
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Article, Illustration37 2006-12-17 20 The situation of the Chinese (in Indonesia) has never been as good as today. We feel more free, more equal. Mr Benny Setiono, head of the Chinese Indonesian Association, quoted in the International Herald Tribune37 words
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Article, Illustration64 2006-12-17 20 about to put out the fiaraesf There were tea T? In a separate incident yesterday five workers} who were roaming meat ina"bafckwa" f> shophouse inChangi Road at 3pm spilled oil from the oven onto the i It started a fire which sent over lOGkg of the64 words
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Article79 2006-12-17 20 SINGAPORE will not only have a regular world-class flower show, it will also host the 20th International Orchid Conference in 2011. The inaugural Singapore Garden Festival opened at Suntec City on Friday. It will be held every two years. National Development Minister Mah Bow Tan, who79 words
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Article89 2006-12-17 20 SENIOR Minister Goh Chok Tong feels that several roads named after minor colonial officials could instead commemorate Singapore's pioneers. But he cautioned that road names should not be changed just for the sake of doing so. He suggested recently that new buildings and roads should89 words
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182 2006-12-17 20 AIM FOR MORE'WM-WM-WW YEARS, SAYS MR UM SWEE SAY THIS has been a win-win-win year, says incoming labour chief Lim Swee Say. The economy is strong, companies have higher profits, and workers, bigger bonuses. The questions is: How can we keep it going? The labour182 words
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203 2006-12-17 20 WORKERS have had to take CPF cuts when the economy was not doing well. Now, with the economy firing on all cylinders, it is time for employers to do their bit. They must support any government move to make changes to CPF contribution203 words
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Article52 2006-12-17 20 The Johor Bigfoot is a hoax. Reports of a giant footprint found in the state's jungle does not prove the creature's existence, Malaysia's Natural Resources and Environment Ministry said. But Johor tourism officials compared it to Scotland's Loch Ness monster and said they are keeping an open mind on52 words
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Page 20 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous27 2006-12-17 20 Weather Central Thunderstorms North Thunderstorms South Thunderstorms East Thunderstorms West Thunderstorms Temperature max 13i°c min 124°C High Tide first tide 2.5m I 8.28am second tide 2.3m 110.26pm27 words
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OUR Sunday
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Article, Illustration867 2006-12-17 22 Joyce Lim - DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES? believes kismet and THefffff B||»i r on Sunday can help arrange®ie marriage she yearns for REPORT AND PICTURE Joyce Lim joycei@sph.com sg IF LOVE actually is all around, why is it still so hard to connect in867 words
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Article, Illustration743 2006-12-17 24 From previous page WHAT Trina wants most in life is to be a good housewife and bear children for her future husband. "I'm a family-oriented person. In our society, it's about chasing career and getting the 5Cs. I don't get the same kind of743 words
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Article, Illustration1025 2006-12-17 25 Zubaidah Nazeer - ARRANGED MARRIAGES... Traditional matchmakers family friends or known members in the communityare being replaced by agencies and online websites Zubaidah Nazeer zubaidah&sph.comsg Vanishing among Chinese ARRANGED marriages are a dying practice here among the Chinese. So say matchmakers who spoke to The Newpicture / hedy khoo - 1,025 words
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Article, Illustration662 2006-12-17 26 Siva Choy - Siva Choy Columnist tnpQsphcomjg ANYWHERE you travel in this world, you'll meet tourists who try their best not to look like tourists. They don't want to be overcharged in the shops, taken by taxis on 10km rides to 2km destinations, or (in these662 words
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Article, Illustration289 2006-12-17 27 bitchaboutcorner ************************* A WEDDING hongbao can make or break a friendship. Speaking from a wealth of experience, I dare say many lack social graces in the hongbao department. Imagine opening a red packet to find $20. Or worse, a $50 McDonald's voucher. My friend289 words
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Article, Illustration746 2006-12-17 28 Leong Ching - Corporate mummy soaks in family bliss and ponders about bringing up children Leong Ching chingl@sph.com.sg THE couple dashed into Dr Joyce Liang's clinic in a panic. "Please, we need to see the doctor now!" they pleaded with the two patients ahead of them.746 words
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Article, Illustration550 2006-12-17 28 Ivy Ong-Wood - Ivy Ong-Wood Columnist tnpQsph.comjg SO the Social Development Unit is dead. I feel sad for those who worked there because, towards the end, they were actually doing their best to pump up its hip quotient. But whatever they did, they were550 words
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Article, Illustration832 2006-12-17 29 KF Seetoh - Move over Peking Duck, as I tuck into Beijing's other famous dish, Mongolian lamb hotpot WHAT: Hong Shou Xuan Fan Zhuang WHERE: 15, Shou Chang Road 2, Xuan Wu District Beijing, China, Tel: 010-*****713/*****914 HOURS: Lunch and dinner daily, bookings advised KF Seetoh Columnist tnpQsph.comsg I HAD lamb832 words
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Article, Illustration466 2006-12-17 30 Bharat Thakur - Bharat Thakur Columnist tnp@sph.comsg WHAT first comes to mind when you think of yoga? I bet for most of you, it's either someone with their body contorted in a seemingly impossible asana (posture) or someone sitting calmly and serenely in padmasan, the lotus position. Padmasan, along with466 words
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Miscellaneous444 2006-12-17 31 FrMJMVSTSTAYNMiDAY... I Channels Channel 8 Channel U Suria Central The Grandpa And I Project SuperStar Teater Komedi/F&M Power Rangers Cheerleader NationJVartety) Magical Hands (Drama) Planet Shakers Ibu/S-Trek Space Patrol Delta pS .r Star Awards 2006 Fleeing To Shanghai Nature Of Australia Ultraman Gaia Movie WalkofFam e House Of Flying Daggers:444 words
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SUN RACING
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Article, Illustration174 2006-12-17 35 Racing Editor Marc Tan a Deputy Racing Editor Danny Khooj Tan Ttiean LoonJ z. 1 M TR5 *3 IKIJ R8 PB8B PgjQN HB mm jlL Afiii-j'i! 4 Mr Fibs i JMB I p. 2 Royal Conqueror i Aw MUli i i 3 Leading Witness B'Jiii.® 2ltmaybeyou r sei174 words
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869 2006-12-17 35 No Last 6 runs HORSE Wt Rating Jockey Banter (Aee/ohfktei, tratoer-ewer) 1 674 UM'S CHANNEL 57 (47) ISalfMdin 11 (3ag Meagher-Lim's) Not far away at first run back on sand after short spell and looks improved. Place. 2 *****- DON KING 57869 words
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Article127 2006-12-17 35 RACE 2: Katie's Dream, Rollin Rich, Diwan, lion Qty Emperor, Coppola. RACE 3: Robbins, Orion, All Win, Fat Boy, Bless Year. RACE 4: Pegasus Royal, Southern Day, Res Judicata, Signature Spirit, Thirty Four Below. RACE 5: All Go, Golden Harvest, Sapphire Racer, Royal Smile, Yaakeen, Worth The Wait. RACE127 words
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Article, Illustration1106 2006-12-17 36 Jockey to follow: South African Barend Vorster, donning the colours of Dragon Stable, will be hard to beat astride Royal Smile (Race 5) and Royal Bay (Race 6). DB8t M_ I A ft AJODCC MM 11 ■II H I 1— 1-1,106 words
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Article97 2006-12-17 36 ROYAL BAY (Race 6 No. 1) Won with great authority last time out and should continue to keep up his good work as he attempts to complete back-to-back wins over the 1,400m. Has been asked to carry the 59kg top impost —5.5kg more than the load he shouldered97 words
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OUR SUNDAY
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1219 2006-12-17 37 flPPWB ctew4M*i Quartet/DBet/TTrto 5.45 ■iiMi —"Ma aWnctSMM No. LaetBn— HORg W1 Rati- Jockey hnto (AptWatefrei, treteir iwr) 1 421 BIG JIN 57 (61) I Saifudin 3 (4ag Dean-EK Dean) This looks more than suitable after impressive win last start and big1,219 words
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672 2006-12-17 37 RACE 1 RIVER MARJU jumped away awkwardly. SEE SPIRIT was buffeted on jumping between SOUND EFFECT, who jumped in, and FOXX, who jumped out. HELLO AND GOODLUCK raced wide in the early and middle stages. MAXRICH made the turn into the672 words
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Article122 2006-12-17 38 SUNDAY TOPTIPS 9 1 ?R9^ Rising Editor A HX 11 Golden Lakshmi 2 Stronger jwumJNw Victory 2 DOUGLAS Peiu^trw PQ *!L,_ [v i 2 Jeram James 7 Magical Way 4 Lucky Trio 9 Military Force 12 fena"« Music 9 Wave Runner 6 Win With Honour j 7122 words
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Article, Illustration628 2006-12-17 38 lOCKEY Andrew Calder has been suspended for three Singapore race days over his handling of GURU GAB m Race 1 during the Kranji meeting on 8 Dec. At the conclusion of an inquiry last Friday, the NewZealander pleaded guilty to a charge of careless riding inpicture / gavin foo - 628 words
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Article77 2006-12-17 38 RAINBOW SAPPHIRE (Race 1 No. 3) This Tan Soo Beng-trained seven-year-old gelding by Spectrum looks poised to chalk up his fifth career win. He showed he was ready to return to winning ways with several encouraging runs of late, including a last-start third to Hogansville over the 1,200m77 words
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1472 2006-12-17 39 RACE 1: Rainbow Sapphire, Tiger Heart, Trust N Sincere, Speed Lake. RACE 3: Circle Of Life, Coldplay, Chi, Zhu Chen, More N More. RACE 4: Diamond Bank, Sky Supreme, Chevochelle, Magical Way, True Fighter. RACE 5: Eagle Phoenix, Bingo Star, Grand Jogger,1,472 words
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Article, Illustration207 2006-12-17 40 Tan Thean Loon - Tan Thean Loon loonQsph.comjg LIKE his name suggests, it was a Distinctive Choice, indeed. Punters who followed the smart money on the former Kranji galloper in Race 8 at Kuala Lumpur yesterday hit pay-dirt. Trained by woman handler Evelyn Seet, Distinctive Choice "raced poorly" when beaten207 words
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681 2006-12-17 40 10 BLUSMM FAME 51 c 51.5 (34-8)... L So than (1) 4 3 1 3 WINNING ELEVEN 56.5 (18-5) SHLee (2) 2 2 2 2 MATISSE 57 (265-51) HAndo (7) 1 1 3 WhMfag tvMT Mdm GK Lim. Trainer Pawanteh Roslan. Margin: vi,nk,1vi. Thee:681 words
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SUN SPORTS
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Article, Illustration849 2006-12-17 41 Els aims to break 2006 drought ERNIE Els finds himself in an unusual position this week. He needs a victory in his final event of the year, the South African Airways Open at Humewood Golf Club, to maintain his impressive record of having wonpicture / reuters - 849 words
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Article, Illustration229 2006-12-17 41 AP. PATRIK Sjoland of Sweden shot a course-record eight-under-par 64 on Friday to take a one-stroke lead halfway through the South African Airways Open. Sjoland, who made birdies on his last four holes, was at 12-under 132 after two roundsAP. - 229 words
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Article462 2006-12-17 42 Godfrey Robert - LEXUS CUP Godfrey Robert npsportsOsph.com.sg AS ASIA chipped away at the might of the International team to take a 7-5 lead after being 3-5 down, the theorists jumped into play yesterday. Confounded by Asia's renewed confidence, these speculators mulled over the reversal from last year462 words
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201 2006-12-17 42 AFP. THAILAND'S Thongchai Jaidee stayed firmly in position to lift the U*****,000 ($1 million) Volvo Masters of Asia for a second time in four years after cruising to a two-shot lead yesterday. Thongchai, who is bidding for his first tide of the season andAFP. - 201 words
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184 2006-12-17 42 AFP. TIGER Woods vaulted into the lead by shooting a four-under-par 68 to take a one-stroke lead after Friday's second round of the Target World Challenge. The world No. 1 and the host of the U555.75 million ($8.97 m) event, Woods shot his secondAFP. - 184 words
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Article, Illustration246 2006-12-17 42 HER team wilted at Tanah Merah, but Annika Sorenstam was blooming downtown a little later. The Team International captain's disappointment at the Lexus Cup turned to delight an hour later. The world No. 1 had an orchid named after her at the Singapore Orchid Show, which started yesterday246 words
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LEXUS CUP
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Article, Illustration680 2006-12-17 43 Lim Han Ming - Lim Han Ming npsports@sph.com.sg IF TEAM Asia go on to win the 2006 Lexus Cup, they will probably look back at two putts as the defining moments of their campaign. Three of the six fourball matches yesterday went down to the wire on the 18th hole, two ofpicture / afp - 680 words
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Article83 2006-12-17 43 ASIA 7 INTERNATIONAL 5 (Team Asia first): Match 1: Meena Lee/Lee Jee Young lost to Annika Sorenstam/Natalie Gulbis 2 up Match 2: Han Hee Won/Grace Park bt Julieta Granada/Morgan Pressel 1 up Match 3: Kim Joo Mi/Ahn Shi Hyun lost to Paula Creamer/Stacy Prammanasudh 3 2 Match 4:83 words
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Article, Illustration553 2006-12-17 44 Lim Han Ming - Lim Han Ming npsportsQsph.comsg SHE has been playing on the Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour in the United States a long way from home since 2000. Being separated from her family can be an emotionally trying experience. That is why Jennifer Rosales looks forward to thepictures / kelvin chng - 553 words
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Article, Illustration1055 2006-12-17 45 Brian Miller - ASIAN GAMES Brian Miller npsports@sph.com.sg HERE'S the news from Doha: China didn't win medals in bowling, handball, squash and kabaddi. Okay, add equestrian to that list. And, for good measure, here's a reminder. They were lucky to nick a bronze in sepak takraw. But don't hold your1,055 words
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Article, Illustration605 2006-12-17 46 WANG MENG MENG gets the lowdown on Tao Li and Joscelin Yeo from two Singapore swimming greats Ang Peng Siong and David Lim "Tao Li's specialty is the short-distance sprint. "If she puts in more effort, she can definitely improve on her distance swims and thatpicture / gavin foo - 605 words
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Article, Illustration418 2006-12-17 46 WHAT makes a swim queen? Joscelin Yeo, Pat Chan and Junie Sng have ruled Singapore swimming over the years. They are worthy of their crowns on account of the tonnes of gold medals they have won for the country. Yeo, the incumbent, is the418 words
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Article, Illustration1803 2006-12-17 47 Wang Mcog Meog - Wang Mcog Meog npsports@sph.com.sg W T USThow s A I do you J make a C comparison like W- this? Standing in one |y corner is Singapore's latest sports star —a plucky 16-year-old girl born in China, naturalised in the Lion City and, m now, anpictures / afp, the straits times - 1,803 words
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Article, Illustration2111 2006-12-17 48 Gary Lim - Gary Lim npsportsQsph.comsg THE rain was pouring. As I approached Adam Road, the sky cleared almost mysteriously. Baihakki Khaizan was already at Adam Road Hawker Centre when I arrived. He led me to a table right in front of a Malay food stall,picture / david tan - 2,111 words
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Article, Illustration720 2006-12-17 49 Pete Jenson - OLE! Pete Jenson Special Correspondent IT'S almost half-time in Spain and the answer to the big question—"Who is the best team in Spain: Real Madrid or Barcelona?" could well be Sevilla. No wonder their president is thumbing his nose at the world's best player. Jose Mariapicture: afp - 720 words
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Advertisement91 2006-12-17 43 Natalie Guibis USA X&TsJ HOLE 16 /A I m I IT was undoubtedly the I turning point in their match. I Wm Team International Bj J captain Annika Sorenstam I had reeched the green in I one on the short par-four I 16th. I Her playing partner Natalie Guibis saved91 words
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Miscellaneous26 2006-12-17 50 sun SPORTS r J THE NEW PAPEN ON SUNDAY 17 Dec 2006 n55 |{P^JW*. r~s Vif YIP T WELL, RONALPINHO, \7 D 1,,. Tl Arr SAY26 words
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Article, Illustration455 2006-12-17 51 McFadden (doubtful) INJURIES/ SUSPENSIONS: EVERTON: Turner Boyle, Pistone, Cahil Hibbert (injured); Osman, Arteta, Nevil CHELSEA: Cole, Cech (injured) LASTMEETING: 17 Apr, 2006 Chelsea 3 Everton 0 (EPL) HEAD-TO-HEAD: Everton 48; Chelsea 56; draws 44 LAST FIVE LEAGUE RESULTS: EVERTON: L-W-L-O-W CHELSEA: W-O-W-D-W GOAL STATS (SCORED,455 words
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Article, Illustration442 2006-12-17 51 INJURIES/ SUSPENSIONS: MANCHESTER CITY: Mills, Logan, Sun (injured); Hamann, Weaver (doubtful) TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: Jenas, Keane (injured) LASTMEETING: 8 Apr, 2006 Spurs 2 Man City 1 (EPL) HEAD-TO-HEAD: Man City 49; Spurs 48; draws 33 LAST FIVE LEAGUE RESULTS: MAN CITY: L-D-W-L-W SPURS: W-W-L-W-D GOAL442 words
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Article, Illustration463 2006-12-17 52 TEAM FACTS by UM HAH MING MARKET TALK by BRIAN MILLER INJURIES/ SUSPENSIONS: WEST HAM UNITED: Gabbidon, Tomkins, Ashton /ininrnri^ MANCHESTER UNITED: Nil LASTMEETING: 29 Mar, 2006 Man U1 West Ham O(EPL) HEAD-TO-HEAD: Watt Ham 36; Man U 49; draws 24 LAST FIVE463 words
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Article, Illustration378 2006-12-17 52 PA Sport. lERMAIN Defoe wants to strike while the Spurs are hot. The Tottenham star is king to Spurs' in-form strikers to inspire a first away win of their Premiership season against Manchester City tonight. Defoe has eight goals in his last seven starts following hisPA Sport. - 378 words
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Article370 2006-12-17 52 PA Sport. STUART Pearce insists he is the right man to manage Manchester City no matter who ends up owning the Blues. As talk of a possible takeover swirls around Eastlands, which could herald the exit of chairman John War die, Pearce is refusing to worryPA Sport. - 370 words
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Article, Illustration903 2006-12-17 53 Chris Hammer, Jonathan Turner; Dave Tindall - Chris Hammer, Jonathan Turner and Dave Tindall PA Sport EVERTONv CHELSEA: (Everton 0 Chelsea 1) Chelsea are still having to cope with the unusual position of having to chase rather than lead. And, if the last two games are anything to go by, it's beginning topicture / reuters - 903 words
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Article, Illustration635 2006-12-17 54 PA Sport. THE mind games and war of words have begun. Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has accepted Jose Mourinho's assertion that Chelsea could find a different level of performance as the battle for the Premiership title hots up. The Red Devils boss thinksPA Sport.; picture / action Images - 635 words
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373 2006-12-17 54 PA Sport. FROM England manager hopeful to relegated Premiership manager in just over a year. That's something Alan Curbishley has no intention of being. The new West Ham manager who replaced sacked Alan Par dew—admits accepting the Upton Park jobPA Sport. - 373 words
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Article, Illustration834 2006-12-17 55 Andrew Warshaw - OUR MAN A T THE CHELSEA PRESS CONFERENCE Andrew Warshaw Special Correspondent CHELSEA midfielder Michael Essien has spoken for the first time in public about the wonder goal that had fans around the world gasping in disbelief and about his devotion and commitment to the cause under Josepicture / reuters - 834 words
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Article, Illustration337 2006-12-17 56 PA Sport. TIM Howard is aiming for a double boost tonight when he faces Chelsea. The American goalkeeper not only wants to help Everton secure a victory but he also wants to give the London club's tide rivals Manchester United a lift in the process. Howard isPA Sport.; picture / action - 337 words
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Article, Illustration297 2006-12-17 56 PA Sport. CHELSEA winger Arjen Robben insists he can play alongside Didier Drogba in attack. The Dutch international is hoping to keep his place as manager Jose Mourinho ponders whether to recall Ukrainian striker Andriy Shevchenko for tonight's clash with Everton. ShevchenkoPA Sport. - 297 words
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Article, Illustration370 2006-12-17 56 PA Sport. EVERTON assistant boss Alan Irvine admits he is in the dark about the possibility of Nigel Reo-Coker arriving at Goodison Park. The talented West Ham midfielder has been linked with amove to Everton in the transfer window. The news apparently came as aPA Sport.; picture / ap - 370 words
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Article, Illustration576 2006-12-17 57 Mike McGrath - By Mike McGrath SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT PA Sport NukmUc Given, Huntington, Taylor, Rsmage. Babayaro, Dyer, Butt (Paiter 76). Emra (Dull 68). Miln«r, Sibterski, Martins. Subs (not used): Smicak. Rossi, Pafltson. Watford: Laa, Chamber* (Mariappa 63), DaMartt Shittu, Stewart, Smith (Rands 78), Bangura, Mahon, Boiia77a, Vbuno. Ilandaraon. SubsPA Sport - 576 words
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Article, Illustration368 2006-12-17 58 Steve Williams - By Steve Williams SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT last 12, boss Neil Warnock's side are up to a season-high position of 14th. In the third minute of first-half injury time United broke the deadlock. A right-wing cross from Keith Gillespie was overhit, but Stephen Quinn collected and turned the368 words
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Article, Illustration513 2006-12-17 58 Frank Gilligan - By Frank Gilligan SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT PA Sport Reading: Hahnemann, Murty, Sonko, Ingknaraaon, Shcuty, Little (Osier 83). Side*. H*per. Hurt (Long 88). Doyle, Ki-Hyeon (LMa 75). Sube (not used): Federia, Gunnarsson Booked: Murty. Meckbum: '"■VH NeM, Todd. Gray, OenMoy. Kerlmagfcj, Savage, Pedersen, McEvetey (Nonda 46). McCarthy (Derbyshire 90).PA Sport - 513 words
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Article, Illustration124 2006-12-17 59 CHARL TON O J Charlton defender DJlmi Traore goes in high on Jormaine Pennant as the Liverpool winger storms towards goal. The referee haa no p.....* hesitation in awarding Liverpool a M penalty, and a yellow card tor Traore. Xabi Alonso converts the spoMdck to give Liverpool the124 words
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Article, Illustration609 2006-12-17 60 Liverpool romped to another emphatic victory last night. This time, Charlton Athletic were the victims. The New Paper's football analyst TOHARI PAIJAN tells GARY LIM the Reds might have turned the corner GARY: What do you think of Liverpool's performance? TOHARI: Liverpool were guilty of many things. Theypicture / reuters - 609 words
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Article, Illustration377 2006-12-17 60 DEAR READERS, IT'S time for the Question of the Week again, to be answered by 3pm tomorrow. But you'll also have to answer the following week's question the Postman's Christmas Question —in advance, by tomorrow. That's because the "Post Office" will be closed377 words
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Article, Illustration571 2006-12-17 61 AFP. LIVERPOOL'S recent resurgence gathered pace as they produced a ruthless display to defeat Charlton 3-0 at The Valley last night. Rafa Benitez's side were far too strong for struggling Charlton and Xabi Alonso's early penalty was followed by second half strikes from Craig Bellamy andAFP.; picture / ap - 571 words
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Article260 2006-12-17 61 PA Sport LIVERPOOL boss Rafe Benitez raved over the quality of his side's defending in their second successive Premiership away win. Benitez said: "In games like this you have to take your opportunities and our problem was that, for a long time, we couldn't find diePA Sport - 260 words
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Article, Illustration803 2006-12-17 62 Gary Lim - ARSENAL 2 Emmanuel Adebayor (58th mln), GHberto SHva (60) PORTSMOUTH 2 I Noe Pamarat (45+1), Matthew Taylor (47) TV VIEW Gary Lim npsports@sph.com.sg WHEN Arsenal moved from Highbury to the Emirates Stadium at the start of the season, there was plenty of fanfare. Almost £390 millionpicture / afp - 803 words
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