The New Paper, 14 January 2007
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Title Section32 2007-01-14 1 the new paper s,s L j l/l v /-K'% 14 JAN 2007 Singapore m Press VMV Holdings MICA (P) 196/12/2006 80 CENTS 11IWIII 8"*****1 *****9 > 14 January 2007 H the new paper32 words
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Advertisement78 2007-01-14 1 ijlfr I mB [Off] Xmas party host Teo Ser Lee displaying a token which can be exchanged for $1,000 CREATIVE BOSS' XMAS PARTY SURPRISE He gives employee^ $2.5m A N r-T 1 X SEX OFFER AT HDB FLAT She Sees Men While Kids Stay In Next Room Children may suffer78 words
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Article, Illustration1201 2007-01-14 2 Special correspondent - Customer who used woman's sex services in Bukit Panjang flat says: Special correspondent tnp@sph.com.sg MOST people would go to any length to keep kids away from undesirable activities. But not this woman in the western part of Singapore. Not only did she and another1,201 words
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Article, Illustration477 2007-01-14 4 Special correspondent - Psychologists fear kids will develop emotional physical problems Special correspondent tnp@sph.com.sg NORMALLY, women who work as prostitutes "will not take their work home". This is what psychologist Lan Teo of the Children At Risk Empowerment Association told The New Paper on Sunday. "Children learn by watching477 words
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Article, Illustration364 2007-01-14 5 Joan Chew - Joan Chew joanchew@sph.com.sg PEOPLE typically remove their shoes or slippers when they enter a home or a place of worship. But removing your footwear before entering a shop in the HDB heartland? That's unheard of. But that's the sight that greets customers who go to anpicture | mohd Ishak - 364 words
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Article, Illustration1198 2007-01-14 6 Maureen Koh - IMPLY A SUPER BOSS Creative chief Sim Wong Hoo (right) gives $1,000 each to employees attending Christmas party, sets up game with $200,000 prize Maureen Koh maurccnk@sph.com.sg REGULAR philanthropist and now, the employees' hero. Creative Technology chairman Sim Wong Hoo is known for making million-dollar donations to charity. Now, hepictures | kenneth Koh, the business times, the straits times - 1,198 words
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Article390 2007-01-14 7 THE man behind Creative Technology is known for his generosity. Business partner Tan Min Liang has described Mr Sim Wong Hoo as "Singapore's Warren Buffett." The US tycoon has given away billions of dollars to charitable causes. At the party on Christmas Day, Mr Sim pledged390 words
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Article207 2007-01-14 7 IN November, a bankrupt-turned-millionaire, Mr Lim Tow Yong, hosted a dinner for 1,400 former employees. The former boss of the Emporium Holdings Group spent about $150,000 on the eight-course Chinese dinner held at the Raffles City Convention Hall. Mr Lim, 82, said the dinner was to207 words
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Article, Illustration1209 2007-01-14 8 Joyce Lim - After reading our report on missing men, one woman calls up with bittersweet story Joyce Lim joycfl@sph.cow.sg IT was 13 years ago when she last heard from her ex-husband. Over time, hope died. Then came a call to say he was1,209 words
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Article, Illustration425 2007-01-14 8 S'PORE AVIATION Speed and security MAKE $6,000 PRICE TAG WORTHWHILE THEY usually arrive in Singapore on regular scheduled flights from Europe. Then these well-heeled travellers switch to a chartered jet to fly on to destinations in Indonesia or Thailand. This means they enjoy greater speed,425 words
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Article, Illustration851 2007-01-14 9 Tay Shi’an - WEAK-LEGGED ELDERLY WOMAN TOOK THE LIFT DOWNSTAIRS FOR FREE GROCERIES BUT... u Both lifts of block breakdown 4 hours before they are repaired 20 old folks stranded REPORT AND PICTURES Tay Shi’an shian@sph.com.sg SHE shuffled her way to the lift and made her waypased pictures - 851 words
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Article, Illustration534 2007-01-14 10 More counterfeit notes surfacing. Tampines man says: FAKE $100 notes have surfaced thrice in the past month. Two of them even bear the same serial number. Last month, the fake notes were used at a Chinatown art stall and an Orchard Road ice-cream stall. Then,pictures | shin min daily news - 534 words
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Article, Illustration881 2007-01-14 11 Desmond Ng; Joan Chew - CINEPLEXES Desmond Ng and Joan Chew dcsmondn @sph.eom.sg joanchew@sph.com.sg MOVIE-MAD Singaporeans never had it so good a staggering 177 cinema screens serving about 4.4 million people. Compare this to Malaysia, where there are 240 screens serving 27 million people. And that is not stopping881 words
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Article, Illustration620 2007-01-14 12 Heavy rains cause havoc in S'pore and M'sia again Uffna waterfall? FIVE busloads of students from the Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) were forced to turn back when floodwaters again engulfed Johor yesterday. The 150 students were en route to Desaru for a five-day camp whenpictures | lianhe zaobao, trip reader yoow - 620 words
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Article, Illustration398 2007-01-14 13 SUDDEN ATTACK IN KL SHE was checking her mailbox, carrying her baby on her hip, when a robber suddenly attacked her from behind. Madam Loo Jen Nie started screaming as the robber grabbed her hair and handbag. A struggle ensued and the robberpicture | new straits times. - 398 words
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Article, Illustration399 2007-01-14 13 ABDUCATIO IN KLANG HE could only watch in horror as a thief jumped into his car and fled with his two terrified sons in the back seat. Mr S Rasendran had stepped out of his car to chat with another parent after collecting hispicture | new straits times - 399 words
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Article, Illustration488 2007-01-14 14 They have club memberships properties, but still claim assistance HE may have been a high court judge in Hong Kong. His wife used to be a lawyer. Now, they are facing jail terms after being convicted of welfare fraud. The pair, who hadpicture | apple daily - 488 words
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Article, Illustration277 2007-01-14 14 AP. HE won a record US$315 million ($485m) in 2002, but Jack Whittaker claims he cannot afford to pay a legal settlement because he has no money left. The Powerball winner gave that explanation in a note last autumn to a lawyer forAP.; picture | afp - 277 words
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Article, Illustration952 2007-01-14 15 As Saddam languished in jail, daughter lived life of luxury in Jordan He killed her husband f yet his daughter adores him, saying: HER temper closely resembles that of her father's. For this reason, the 39-year-old is nicknamed "Little Saddam". Even in exile, Mspictures | afp, reuters - 952 words
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Article, Illustration280 2007-01-14 16 SADDAM dead is a greater worry than Saddam alive. That is what the US and its allies are finding within weeks after the hanging of the former Iraqi dictator. The US may claim that it was the present Iraqi regime which carried out the hanging280 words
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Article, Illustration580 2007-01-14 17 Spend time with family? china's wealthy say... THINK spending time with your family is the cornerstone of Chinese culture? Think again. It ranks a lowly seventh on the list of ways the wealthy in China want to spend their time, reported the Shanghai Daily. Travelling was ranked580 words
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Article, Illustration290 2007-01-14 17 IT WAS a dinner party that was hard to stomach. Chilean artist Marco Evaristti (left) presented his friends with his newest creation on Thursday night: Meatballs cooked with fat from his own body, extracted by liposuction. "Ladies and gendeman, bon appetit and may God bless,"290 words
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Article72 2007-01-14 18 Observing the young in coffee shops, something is missing from their lives: The fine art of holding a newspaper. They sit staring at computer screens, sometimes with wires coming out of their ears, life passing them by as they drift through MySpace... It is so sad nobody has72 words
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Article67 2007-01-14 18 FAMILIES earning less that $1,000 a month can get more help from the Chinese Development Assistance Council (CDAC) to send their kids to school. The Preschool Assistance and Support Scheme (PASS) launched yesterday is meant to reduce the burden of kindergarten fees and transport expenses.67 words
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Article113 2007-01-14 18 THE Inter-Racial Confidence Circles (IRCC) have been asked to recruit another 1,400 religious leaders into their committees. Community Development Minister Vivian Balakrishnnan said this is needed to meet the fallout of any terrorist attack. "The key objective is to build trust and friendship and personal relationships113 words
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Article, Illustration48 2007-01-14 18 A CONTESTANT in a child modelling competition grimaces as he has make-up applied to him in Beijing yesterday. The competition was held at the end of a "model training course" for 200 children, where they attended classes in physical training. picture reuterspicture | reuters - 48 words
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Article78 2007-01-14 18 SHE didn't need any test tube. Ms Louise Brown, the world's first test tube baby when she was born 28 years ago, has given birth in Britain after conceiving naturally. The Sun newspaper quoted an unnamed friend as saying that Ms Brown and her husband, Mr78 words
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167 2007-01-14 18 WARNING ON EL NINO EFFECT THIS YEAR ASEAN must work hard to tackle the problem of the haze as it is likely to get worse with the El Nino effect. That is one key message from Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to the167 words
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223 2007-01-14 18 THE H5N1 virus has caused two more deaths in Indonesia and has showed up in birds in Hong Kong and Japan. Two women died of bird flu, one on Friday and the other yesterday, at the same hospital in223 words
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Article56 2007-01-14 18 A US plumbing company is offering customers the chance to win an exclusive toilet, which comes equipped with a TV and DVD player, an Xbox 360 and an iPod, plus a laptop computer, a fridge and a beer tap. And if you find there's a plumbing problem, there's an56 words
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Miscellaneous33 2007-01-14 18 Weather Central fiNKf Showers North .WHO? Showers South jjJJjr Showers East Showers West .wOUT Showers Temperature max I 28°C min 123°C High Tide first tide 2.4m I 6.05am second tide 2m I 9.24pm33 words
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Article, Illustration740 2007-01-14 19 Foo, 25, Assistant manager of James Power Station I| ALL him a mummy's boy. mM The only child of nightlife mogul Dennis Foo, 54, won't mind. W pThe 25-year-old, who runs one of ppncf nine outlets at St James Power Station, openly says he hopes to marry740 words
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Article, Illustration699 2007-01-14 19 Glenn Tan, 29, group chief executive of Motor Image Enterprises FAST cars, fast women. You would think that this is the sort of lifestyle that Subaru head honcho Glenn Tan enjoys. But he denies it vigorously. Mr Tan, the youngest CEO of a car company here, said:699 words
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OUR SUNDAY
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Article, Illustration668 2007-01-14 20 ONE of them is an up-and-coming criminal lawyer whose name is synonymous with high-profile cases. The other is a high-flying surgeon specialising in vascular surgery. One zips around town in a sporty Nissan 350Z. Two weeks ago, the other received the keys668 words
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Article, Illustration711 2007-01-14 20 Patrick Grove, 31, CEO of Catdia Media Group HE once went through a four-year dry spell staying single. But it's no big deal, said Patrick Grove, 31. The former dotcom poster boy, who is of Australian and Chinese descent, makes no bones that he711 words
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Article, Illustration607 2007-01-14 21 Siva Choy - were considered "good" for us, or "harmless" for us, or even "dunno how" for us, have fallen into the definitely "bad for us" category. Siva Choy Columnist tnp@sph.com.sg ONE of my favourite foods is tofu. Not just any tofu, but a special607 words
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Article, Illustration401 2007-01-14 21 Chua Wei Yng - Chua Wei Yng Columnist tnp<3>sph.com.sg CAN non-stick cookware cause health problems? According to the Australian newspaper The Age, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has investigated the matter and it concluded that a perfluorochemical used in non-stick cookware may be a possible cancer-causing agent. Perfluorochemicals401 words
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OUR SUNDAY
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Article, Illustration665 2007-01-14 23 Ivy Ong-Wood - Ivy Ong-Wood Columnist tnp@sph.com.sg I WAS calling Tubby Hubby (TH) for the third time one morning when it struck me that it wasn't even 10am. It had been a mere two hours since he'd left for the office. I'd called him once to let him665 words
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Article, Illustration684 2007-01-14 23 Leong Ching - Leong Ching chingl @sph. com.sg I WAS mellow and quietly happy after a session at the spa and joined the line at the Fullerton Hotel for a cab. Following a 20-minute wait, I decided to ring for one, which promised to arrive in 10684 words
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Article, Illustration381 2007-01-14 24 Ian Tan - This new column tells you which gizmo is worth breaking your piggy bank for... Tivoli iYIYI digital home entertainment system Ian Tan tanyhHQsph.com.sg IT is okay to give your kid a lousy name. After all, he can always change it when he gets tired381 words
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Article, Illustration770 2007-01-14 25 KF Seetoh - Try it at this stall it comes awfully close. The intestines are properly cooked and the chilli is heavenly KF Seetoh Columnist tnp@spb.com.sg KWAY chap may instil horror among disciples from The Sect of Longevity, but to me, it is way healthier than770 words
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Article, Illustration455 2007-01-14 27 Bharat Thakur - DESTRESS WITH YOGA 4 OUR SUNDAY Bharat Thakur Columnist tnpQsph.com.sg HOW are you doing with your stress levels? Over the last three Sundays, I've given you pranayama (breathing) techniques and Bandhas (neuro-muscular locks) that are powerful ways to instantly de-stress. Yoga is an incredible science with455 words
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Miscellaneous85 2007-01-14 28 IF YOU MUST STAY IN AIL DAY... Channel 5 Suria ll.Nmb Santai 2 I ChefSkuter/S-Trek Yuk Buat Roti lMtp« Nature 01 Australia ix I Jalan Jalan Carl Makan to I Teroka Pondfchery I M Daud Kllau S.Ot Garisan Takdir i i-v» I Hetty Sarlena/Aura Fe*rtna Kopi'O'Teh Tank Safari (Children) 1M85 words
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Miscellaneous65 2007-01-14 28 Channel 8 The Grandpa And I Magical Hands (Drama) My Star Guide Famous Chinese Cuisine Oh Mother! (Sitcom) Music Pandora Ah Hong Food Tour (Variety) I Love My Barbarian Wife Singapore Today (News) The Invincible Duo (Drama) Delicious Food All Over China News 8 At Ten (News) Simply Overseas (Educational)65 words
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Miscellaneous89 2007-01-14 28 IF YOU WANT TO CATCH A MOVIE... PAN'S LABYRINTH (NC16) 8V-VC 1.35pm, 4.15,6.55,9.35 6V-MS 11am, 1.30pm, 6.40, 9.30 ev-ew 1.25pm, 4.05,6.45, 9.25 BV-PS 11am, 1.30pm, 4.10, 6 so Q in SO-U) 10.15am, 2.45pm, 5.05, 7.25,9.45,12.15 CA-TC 2.10pm, 4.30,6.50,9.20 CA-OC 10.20am, 12.40pm, 3, 5.20,7.40,10 BV-VC 11.40am, 2.15pm, 7.05 SO-ID 11.15am, 4.15pm,89 words
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Article, Illustration396 2007-01-14 29 OUR SUNDAY Getting married? Had a baby? Or just having a crush? We want to know all about it. Send your pictures and messages to... tnpforum@sph.com.sg Hey girl, its gonna be a long and lonely 6 months b4 we meet up again. Just wanna' let u know that396 words
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SUN RACING
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Article, Illustration143 2007-01-14 31 IPOH ACTION Racing Editor Marc Tan a uopuiy Racing Editor Danny KhooJ Tan Theaa Loon J r R3^j R4 f*R5 1 Venom p -Zr-Mu. 2 Circle Of Life 2 Windfall 1 Linga Storm 10 Douglas Turnout T, K.rr 11 Kiko's Zest 4 Rainbow Sapphire 9 Mr Majestic 5143 words
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Article, Illustration145 2007-01-14 31 (Race 8 No. 7) BEST BET Now that Magic Sapphire (left, with Shane Dye atop when scoring his first of two wins at Kranji in July, 2004) has regained winning form, it should pay to follow the seven-year-old Tuscany Flyer progeny once more. Yesterday week, he never looked145 words
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Article93 2007-01-14 31 (Race 2 No. 2) BEST BET This fella deserves to break through for a win after two consecutive seconds over the 1,400 m and 1,200 m. He attempted to lead all the way over this surface and trip last month and lost no marks when going down gamely93 words
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Article, Illustration124 2007-01-14 31 Rlttwfl EiHor Marc ™d Danny > KhcoJ Tan ThiMi LoonA M 4 Ninrtyfive j 1 Urn's It Arabian 3 Black 10 Royal I 4Fraar s 5 Field Channel Tilent Champion Salome llONadeshiko 5Welcome |~Tp1^^$~ TfiUnn Ph Champion Salome 4 Ninetyflve 2 Testing IttfVani 8 Freshman 1 Golden 1124 words
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Article, Illustration1432 2007-01-14 32 GOING FORECAST: YIELDING TO SOFT Race 1 rrrr B HORSS n m Ratfg 1 Mq tarrta tmu mmtm i 434 GLORY KINGDOM 55 (50) MCtwahcl 6 (3ag McGilllvray-Wunderbar) 2 9-457 HOLD THAT MONEY 55 (49) MLeong 3 (3do Pereira-LucWy) a 095 DRAGSTAR 55 47) 1 Altar1,432 words
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Article63 2007-01-14 32 RACE 3: Sri Dynasty, Given Chance, Bingo Star, Baby Han, Sphritzer. RACE 4: Circle Of Life, Rainbow Sapphire, Speedy Dragon, Sky Supreme, True Fighter, Just Like Tiger, Agatha's Special. RACE 6: Success Ace, Shantou Mayor, Mr Majestic, Thundershock. RACE 7: She General, Good Kid, Time To Celebrate, Lago Alumine.63 words
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Article434 2007-01-14 33 Danny Khoo - Danny Khoo dkhoo@sph.com.sg TOO good, too easy. That description by well-known Malaysian race commentator Chris Lee, following the running of Race 2 at Ipoh yesterday, must have been music to the ears of the supporters of Triple Boom. After all, who would have disputed his call434 words
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Article719 2007-01-14 33 GOING: YIELDING (RACES 1-3), SOFT (RACES 4-8) Race 1 Class 5 Premier Div 1600m (LC) 4 ON 54.5 (29-7) 11 EAILE PMOEMX 50.5 (46-18) KOh (8) 3 3 1 (511) VSiv«n (4) 7 6 2 (471) 0.5L 6 YEARLY VICTORY 52.5 (163-46) S S«ls« (3) 1 1719 words
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Article515 2007-01-14 33 GOING: GOOD [Race 1 Weslspeed 1200m 8 BMT LEMAJR 54 (13-8) 3 ROMAN TIME 56(33-8) 7 SHAKY 54.5 (65-14) (6; PKnuckey (7 J Brawn (5; I 1 2 I 3 Trainer: S Beckett. Margins: 1 v*, 1 Vi, 1 V*. Time: 1 min 12.21 sec. Forecast:515 words
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Article, Illustration521 2007-01-14 34 A Hawaiian teen who can do it AFP. A HAWAIIAN teenager made history by making a PGA Tour cut on Friday—but it wasn't Michelle Wie. The diminutive Tadd Fujikawa fired a four-under 66 at the Sony Open to become the youngest in five decades andAFP. - 521 words
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Article397 2007-01-14 34 ROYAL TROPHY: ASIA v EUROPE Wire Services. EUROPE maintained their overwhelming dominance over their Asian counterparts on the second day of the Royal Trophy as they moved even further ahead following the fourballs at the Amata Spring Country Club in Bangkok yesterday. Despite a strongerWire Services. - 397 words
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Article, Illustration816 2007-01-14 35 MICHELLE Wie, the 17-year-old swinging sensation, announced last month that she will, this coming autumn, be following in the footsteps of her grandfather not to mention the likes of Tiger Woods, Tom Watson, Notah Begay and Casey Martin and attend Stanford University. "It was one of816 words
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Article, Illustration734 2007-01-14 36 Former Real Madrid star Claude Makelele is the experienced, tough-tackling backbone of English champions Chelsea's midfield. Now in his third season with the Blues, the Frenchman is one of the top performers in the English Premier League and, having come out of international retirement, a key figure for734 words
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Article, Illustration1080 2007-01-14 37 Ernest Luis - Ernest Luis npsports@sph.com.sg Usually, The New Paper's Sporty Bosses series zeroes in on one particular boss in each instalment. But this week, there's simply no running away from these three bosses, who eat thosai together, laugh together (or at each other), drink together, watch footballpictures | kelvin chng, hedy khoo - 1,080 words
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Article, Illustration1308 2007-01-14 38 Gary Lim - Gary Lim npsports@sph.eom.sg IE drizzle wouldn't let up. m But it just couldn't dampen the spirits of the men at the poolside, huddled under the shelter where the team talk took place. It was Thursday, a couple of days before Singapore began their defence1,308 words
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Article872 2007-01-14 38 Q A with a Lion JAY JAY 0K0CHA OR MICHAEL ESSIEN? Essien, because he's versatile and strong. Okocha, well, maybe we was good in the past, but not so now. ENGLAND OR BRAZIL? It has to be Brazil. They have good players in every department. As for England, they play872 words
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IVAN & CHARLIE WEEKEND SHOW
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Article, Illustration1376 2007-01-14 39 The January transfer window is wide open with clubs trying to acquire reinforcements while attempting to offload underperforming players. While we read reports and rumours of moves and negotations and as players, managers and agents try to wrangle the best deal out of onepicture | chong jun Ilang - 1,376 words
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Article, Illustration29 2007-01-14 40 If Charlie Webster were given unlimited resources to assemble an unbeatable team for the Premiership, this is what it'll look like: SUBS: Wayne Rooney, Michael Ballack,Tomas Rosicky29 words
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Article, Illustration235 2007-01-14 41 PA Sport. WHILE Chelsea lock horns with United in the Premiership, the two English giants are now battling for the same player in the transfer market as well. Reports in Germany claim that Chelsea are to make a shock move for long-time United target Owen Hargreaves. ThePA Sport. - 235 words
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Article, Illustration615 2007-01-14 41 Wire Services. REAL Madrid are planning an audacious raid on Chelsea. The Spanish giants want the dream team of Jose Mourinho and Frank Lampard to join the Santiago Bernabeu. Real have contacted Mourinho's agent Jorge Mendes about him succeeding coach Fabio Capello. And they areWire Services. - 615 words
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Article, Illustration517 2007-01-14 42 Wire Services. IT WILL take more than a David Beckham to make Major League Soccer (MLS) a big player in American sport. So says former Italy striker Giorgio Chinaglia. But Shepp Messing, the former New York Cosmos player, thinks Beckham can make a bigger impact onWire Services. - 517 words
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Article, Illustration437 2007-01-14 42 Wire Services. DAVID Beckham will never play for Real Madrid again. So said Fabio Capello, the coach of the Spanish giants yesterday. Capello, speaking at a press conference, said 31-year-old Beckham, who confirmed on Thursday he would join Los Angeles Galaxy nextWire Services.; pictures | ap - 437 words
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Article483 2007-01-14 43 betting TEAM FACTS by UM HAN MING MARKET TALK by BRIAN MILLER 'SUSPENSIONS: VWhSC* 1 EVERTON: Valente, \QpUifS J Turner, Boyle (injured); Cahill, Hibbert, Pistone (doubtful); Arteta (suspended) READING: Stack, Mate (injured); Sonko, Murty (doubtful) LASTMEETING: 23 Dec, 2006 Reading 0 Everton 2 (EPL) HEAD-TO-HEAD:483 words
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457 2007-01-14 43 INJURIES/ rjeriiuS. suspensions: llllrim 1 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: I Dervite,Lennon,Keane NEWCASTLE: N'Zogbia, Ramage, Moore, Bernard, Carr, Ameobi, Owen (injured) LASTMEETING: 23 Dec, 2006 Newcastle 3 Spurs 1 (EPL) HEAD-TO-HEAD: Spurs 58; Newcastle 49; draws 30 LAST FIVE LEAGUE RESUL TS: SPURS: D-L-W-L-W NEWCASTLE: D-L-L-W-W GOAL STATS457 words
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424 2007-01-14 44 David Tindall - David Tindall PA Sport TOTTENHAM NEWCASTLE (Tottenham 2 Newcastle 1) LIVERPOOL ended Tottenham's superb 12-match winning streak at White Hart Lane when edging a 1-0 victory on 30 Dec. It had to come to a stop sooner or later but the fact424 words
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Article, Illustration465 2007-01-14 44 AFP. Newcastle travel to Tottenham today with the future of midfielder Emre in doubt after he was accused of aiming racial insults at black Everton players. The Turkish international's preparations for today's Premiership clash were interrupted by the announcement on Friday that he was to beAFP.; picture | AP - 465 words
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Article, Illustration769 2007-01-14 45 Wang Meng Meng - SINGAPORE 0 VIETNAM 0 Wang Meng Meng npsports@sph.com.sg UALIFICATION is still in our I 1 own hands. That is the message from the their Asean Football Championship campaign started off with a 0-0 draw against Vietnam at the National Stadium last night. In an evenpictures | kua chee siong - 769 words
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Article521 2007-01-14 46 Wang Meng Meng - Wang Meng Meng npsports@sph.com.sg GOOOOOAL! Or was it? Vietnam are left cursing their luck after a late goal, which would have broken die deadlock, was disallowed. It was the only time the ball bulged the net in a tense Group B encounter that ended 0-0. In521 words
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Article, Illustration196 2007-01-14 46 tHP0HEStA3LA0S1 AFP. INDONESIA bought under-pressure coach Peter Withe some breathing space yesterday by overpowering Laos 3-1 in the Asean Football Championships. The former Aston Villa and England striker was given an ultimatum by the Indonesian Football Association win the Asean championships or face theAFP.; picture | AP - 196 words
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Article, Illustration416 2007-01-14 47 Jim Gable - By Jim Gable SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT JOEY BARTON missed a glorious chance for Manchester City as inform Bolton were held to a goalless draw at the Reebok Stadium. With a fantastic home record over the past two seasons, Bolton must have fancied their416 words
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232 2007-01-14 47 Raymond Sillett - By Raymond Sillett SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT PA Sport. CHARLTON'S Premiership survival hopes blew up in four second-half minutes as they conceded two crushing home goals. Having taken the lead and then conceded an equaliser before the break, the Addicks allowed Boro's Julio Area and Yakubu toPA Sport. - 232 words
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Article, Illustration351 2007-01-14 48 Jamie Robson - By. Jamie Robson SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT PA Sport PAULGERRARD and Claude Davis combined to produce a comical mix-up that handed Portsmouth a point on a plate at Bramall Lane. Sheffield United looked set for victory to ease relegation worries after taking the lead from StephenPA Sport - 351 words
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Article, Illustration518 2007-01-14 48 Ted Thorley - By Ted Thorley SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Philippe christanval netted a late, late leveller to earn ashare of the spoils in this tSHBfer. It was a disappointment for the Hammers, whose new signing Nigel Quashie urged: The players here are more than strong enough to come out of518 words
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Article, Illustration700 2007-01-14 49 WATFORDO LIVERPOOL 3 Craig Bellamy (34th min), Peter Crouch (40,48) PA Sport. CRAIG Bellamy inspired Liverpool to a comfortable victory over relegation-threatened Watford as the Reds responded to their midweek humbling by Arsenal in the best fashion. Bellamy scored the first goal, made decisive contributions asPA Sport.; picture | afp - 700 words
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Article172 2007-01-14 49 AFP. LIVERPOOL manager Rafa Benitez said his team has put the Cup disappointments behind them and is fully focused on the Premiership. Benitez had been widely criticised after his decision to make nine changes for Tuesday's League Cup quarter-final backfired as Arsenal recorded a humiliating 6-3AFP. - 172 words
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Article, Illustration101 2007-01-14 50 Peter Crouch forces a save out of Ben Foster. The loose ball breaks to Steve Finnan on the right side of the box, and he picks out i Craig Bellamy who A has the easy task of M tapping it into the A empty net. Crouch gets hisGraphics: BEN CRUZ & CEL GULAPA - 101 words
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Article, Illustration683 2007-01-14 51 Gary Lim - MANUTD3 (Park 11th min, Canick 13, Ronaldo 35) VILLA 1 (Agbonlahors2) TV VIEW Gary Lim npsports@sph.com.sg Everything is failing into the right place at Old Trafford. The runaway train that is Manchester United is gaining speed and showing no signs of letting up any timePictures: ap, reuters - 683 words
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Article, Illustration710 2007-01-14 52 Ernest Luis - CHELSEA 4 Frank Lampard (14th min), Arjen Robben (63), Chris Kirkland (70og), Didier Drogba (90+3) WIGAN 0 TV VIEW Ernest Luis npsports@sph.com.sg Ridiculous is the best word to describe the way Wigan simply gave away their English Premiership game to Chelsea last night in that 0-4 loss.picture | afp - 710 words
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Article, Illustration687 2007-01-14 53 Lim Han Ming - Reward our world champions, but get market forces involved COMMENTS Lim Han Ming npsports@5ph.com.sg WHEN Malaysia's world No. 1 squash player Nicol David retained her World Open tide last year, she became RM$200,000 ($87,700) richer. In a country where world champions are few and far between,687 words
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Article89 2007-01-14 54 sk- MEDALS """Si? Gold-Si mfliton "■■"■■iiW Individual: Silver-$500,000 II Bill Gold-$100,000 !iA AND g:as Team event ■■AiiBif Bronze $25/100 MONEY GoJnsss Bfonze $375,000 'I'* 11 1 s»vw$7s!000 i Ttam sport: Bronze $***** Gold $2 million Teomsporf: Silver-*1 Bronze $500 OOP AllxiU 11)0,000 Bronze $50,000 ASIAN GAMES- ,,J89 words
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Article213 2007-01-14 54 The Singapore National Olympic Council's Multi-Million Dollar Award Programme (MAP) is an incentive scheme which rewards medal winners at the Olympic, Commonwealth, Asian and South-east Asia Games. The rewards are sponsored by the 1 Singapore Totalisator Board and Singapore Pools. The Asia Pacific Breweries sponsors213 words
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Article689 2007-01-14 54 In the previous pages, we asked whether national athletes should be given similar monetary rewards for world championship titles. Currently, only medallists at the Olympics and major Games receive monetary rewards. Here, the debate continues... LOGICAL TO RECOGNISE WORLD CHAMPIONS MORE I think it makas sansa. If689 words
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Article, Illustration872 2007-01-14 55 Ernest Luis - Sunday SPORTS Ernest Luis npsports@sph.com.sg IT'S a thorny issue but one worth debating in the new year. This, as Singapore pushes for Olympic sports glory next, following its creditable showing at the Asian Games. Under the Singapore National Olympic Council's Multi-Million Dollar Award Programme872 words
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Advertisement65 2007-01-14 55 Every Sunday in the Singapore at Large column, The New Paper profiles the Singapore sports scene with a national or grassroots perspective. Today, ERNEST LUIS and LIM HAN MING start a debate on whether national athletes should be given similar monetary rewards for world championship titles. Currently, only medallists at65 words
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Miscellaneous89 2007-01-14 56 PORTSONT Football: EPL EVERTON v READING Ch23, 9.40pm, tonight TOTTENHAM v NEWCASTLE Ch 23,11.55pm, tonight Football: Spanish League I SEVILLA v MALLORCA Ch22,11.55pm, tonight REAL MADRID v ZARAQOZA Ch 22,3.55am, tomorrow Football: Italian League CAQLIARI v ASCOLI Ch 24,10pm, tonight Football: Asean Football C'ship 1 SINGAPORE v LAOS Ch 24,8pm,89 words
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