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Title Section17 2001-08-18 1 STREATS Treats for the Streets Another quality publication of Singapore Press Holdings E-mail: streats@sph.com.sg MITA (P) 103/06/200017 words
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Article, Illustration646 2001-08-18 1 /0r habits of mind and our values have been formed in four decades of relative success. VJe must change them and move in new directions. FLASHBACK to 1965, the year of Singapore’s independence. Times were tumultuous. The external environment was bad. The646 words
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Article74 2001-08-18 1 -AFP NON-OIL domestic exports plunged 24.2 per cent last month from a year before, the Government said yesterday. “External trade continued to be hit by the depressed global electronics demand, as well as the slowdown in the major economies such as the US, EU and Japan,’’the Trade-AFP - 74 words
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Article113 2001-08-18 1 Reuters HONGKONG -The notion of the “iron rice bowl” is under threat as the Hongkong government trims public sector jobs because of the slowdown. Several government bodies have laid off staff in recent weeks, breaking the traditional belief that government jobs would guarantee lifetime employment. The– Reuters - 113 words
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Article, Illustration245 2001-08-18 2 THE magnificent raintrees along Connaught Drive at the Padang will not fall prey to chainsaws, unlike those in Carpark G of Changi Airport. The future of Singapore’s Garden City heritage is being safeguarded thanks to new laws nowPic: ST - 245 words
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Article260 2001-08-18 2 SONNYPHUA - by SONNYPHUA THE decision by the DBS Bank to allow its takeover offer of OUB Bank to lapse on Aug 10 was greeted with relief by Ms Nora Kang, the president of the 3,100member DBS Staff Union (DBSSU). However, she is realistic, saying: “The260 words
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Article71 2001-08-18 2 -AFP UNITED Overseas Bank (UOB) is closer to taking over Overseas Union Bank after winning approval from 67.48 per cent of shareholders. UOB yesterday extended the closing date of its offer, which was scheduled to lapse yesterday, till Aug 31. Analysts said the extension was to allow-AFP - 71 words
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Article79 2001-08-18 2 Reuters OCBC Bank Ltd has taken control of Keppel Capital Holdings after accumulating 92 per cent of its issued and paid-up share capital, it said yesterday. “Our priority going forward is to integrate the organisations fully in a swift and seamless manner,” OCBC vice-chairman and CEO– Reuters - 79 words
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Article122 2001-08-18 2 betweenthelines. Mir economy has slowed clown. Unemployment rate is on the way up. One question on our mind could be: Is there light at the end of the tunnel? At one recent function, someone commented that: "Of course, there is light at the end of the tunnel. But122 words
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Article57 2001-08-18 2 onekindact Alvin Oh INJURED my leg on Aug 13 as I crossed Haig Road. Thanks to Aaron, a man who was kind enough to help me. If you wish to highlight a kind act, no matter how small, write in to Streats, 82 Genting Lane, Singapore57 words
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Article, Illustration393 2001-08-18 3 KAREN CHEN - by KAREN CHEN TIMES are bad. But even when the economy is down, buildings still need to be painted, windows cleaned and neon signs put up or repaired. So Mr Mohammad (not his real name) can still happily perch on the ledge of somePic: Choo Chwee Hua - 393 words
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154 2001-08-18 3 WORKING adults here are not boarding the Internet bandwagon as fast as the Government hoped for, according to the results of a survey published in Lianhe Zaobao yesterday. Forty-five per cent 184 respondents of the 408 surveyed said they hardly or never searched154 words
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Article, Illustration83 2001-08-18 3 Our weather girl says If only the sky could take a break like the rest of us during weekends and not work... Luckily, the showers, mainly over the northern, western and southern regions, will stop by early afternoon. Temperatures will be between 26°C and 33°C, with high tide reaching 2.9Pic: Wu Lifen - 83 words
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Article150 2001-08-18 3 Just a minute Five thousand tea drinkers are needed to put Singapore into the Guinness Book of Records tomorrow. The event is being hosted by Care Community Services Society and the Dairy Farm Group from 4pm to 9pm at Fort Canning Park. It offers light afternoon tea,150 words
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272 2001-08-18 5 DEEPAVIJIYASINGAM - by DEEPAVIJIYASINGAM TEW Wei Li was 29, and his mother was pressuring him to find a girl and settle down, a court heard yesterday. The quiet, bespectacled man had made many tries at relationships, but had had no luck. He even joined272 words
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Article42 2001-08-18 5 BIDS are invited from car owners for 686 open category certificates of entitlement (COEs) from Monday to 4pm on Wednesday. During the same period, 612 certificates for motorcycles and 332 for goods vehicles and buses will also be available.42 words
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Article52 2001-08-18 5 A THIEF snatched a handphone from beside a man as he sat on a bench in East Coast Park reading at 11.30 am on Thursday. The 38-year-old project manager said the thief passed the phone to an accomplice on a bicycle. He pursued them, but they52 words
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Article35 2001-08-18 5 A MOTORCYCLE was stolen from a Choa Chu Kang carpark on Monday afternoon. The 27-year-old owner parked it at 2pm to go for lunch. It was gone when he returned an hour later.35 words
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Article57 2001-08-18 5 A DOG'S owner was fined $l,OOO yesterday over an incident in which his unleashed Labrador attacked a man near Goldhill Place off Dunearn Road. Mr Say Eng Sin, 60, reported its owner, Briton Benjamin Iversen, 31, after he failed to pay for medical treatment for the bite injury57 words
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Article189 2001-08-18 5 DEEPA VIJIYASINGAM - by /DEEPA VIJIYASINGAM A SECURITY guard who kicked two dustbins onto the tracks at Admiralty MRT station caused an incoming train to be delayed for more than seven minutes, a court heard yesterday. At about 10.30 pm on June 18, station manager Cheong Kong189 words
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Article293 2001-08-18 5 GREASED lightning is a term that comes to mind when looking at how the police despatched two big investigations this month. One was a kidnapping and the other an attempted extortion, both involving prominent Singapore families. On Friday, Aug 10, just as the cops293 words
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Article95 2001-08-18 4 I AGREE with Mr Chia Giap Meng (“Health minister’s reply insensitive’, Streats, Aug 17). Cancer or any other terminal disease is something nobody would wished for. I am one breast cancer survivor and I wish Health Minister Lim Hng Kiang to know that I only95 words
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222 2001-08-18 6 Reuters Officials cut short vacations to contain damage TOKYO Japan may take action against “excessive” currency moves to combat the yen’s recent sharp rise on the US dollar. The rise forced foreign exchange policymakers to cut short their– Reuters - 222 words
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Article159 2001-08-18 6 -AP TOKYO Mr Junichiro Koizumi’s vacation is well on its way. The Japanese prime minister yesterday left for an eight-day holiday in Hakone, a popular resort town southwest of Tokyo. He’s getting away from the summer and political heat to stay at a lakeside hotel and-AP - 159 words
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Article, Illustration191 2001-08-18 6 MANILA Heavy rain triggered flash floods in Manila yesterday, leaving thousands of commuters stranded and forcing government offices to close for the afternoon. There were no reports of casualties or serious damage, but the Office of Civil Defence (OCD) is monitoring dams in thePicAP - 191 words
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174 2001-08-18 6 -AP BEIJING Four alleged members of the banned Falungong sect were jailed here yesterday. One of them got a life sentence for organising a group self-immolation in Tiananmen Square early this year, China’s state news agency and a court official said. Beijing’s No-AP - 174 words
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Article120 2001-08-18 6 -AFP KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia’s opposition alliance may split this weekend over allegations of Islamic extremism. The Alternative Front has been at the crossroads for months over a declaration by the Parti Islam SeMalaysia (PAS) that it would establish an Islamic state if it comes to power.-AFP - 120 words
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223 2001-08-18 6 Wire Services MANILA The Philippine president opposes cloning and stem cell research and wants them banned. “This administration is opposed to human cloning,” Ms Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, who will be in Singapore from Aug 24 to 26, told her weekly news conference yesterday. “I– Wire Services - 223 words
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Article, Illustration259 2001-08-18 7 -AP JAKARTA Hundreds of Indonesian soldiers were patrolling the streets of the provincial capital of Bandar Aceh yesterday after 16 bombs exploded overnight in the city and authorities unearthed a mass grave containing the bodies of 48-AP; Pic: Reuters - 259 words
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Article175 2001-08-18 7 SYDNEY Muslim women and girls have become the targets of threats and abuse in Sydney’s south-west following police reports that blame Middle Eastern men for recent gang rapes of white women. The Sydney Morning Herald yesterday quoted a spokesman for the Lebanese Muslim Association,175 words
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188 2001-08-18 7 -AP SYDNEY Staff at a morgue here did not act unethically when they plundered body parts and conducted unauthorised experiments on dead bodies, a state government-backed report released yesterday said. The independent inquiry found that while the maltreatment of corpses was illegal, it-AP - 188 words
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Article145 2001-08-18 7 -Reuters SYDNEY Australia will tighten screening of potential immigrants and compel them to reveal any military training as part of a crackdown on criminal gangs, officials said yesterday. Government officials are working on ways to stamp out criminal activity by Chinese and Iraqi immigrants. Immigration Minister-Reuters - 145 words
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289 2001-08-18 8 Reuters The World Health Organisation has confirmed that handphone use while driving increases the risk of traffic accidents, even when a hands-free kit is used, Singapore's Health Sciences Authority said on Thursday. DETROIT Results of a study released– Reuters - 289 words
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Article, Illustration157 2001-08-18 8 -AP ROME Thirty minutes’ chariot ride from the Colosseum, the Scuola Gladiatori Roma is tucked away at the edge of Rome. Students pay US$lOO ($175) for a two-month course of twiceweekly lessons and fighting gear, said the school’s president, Sergio “Nero” lacomoni.-AP; PicAP - 157 words
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209 2001-08-18 8 Reuters BRASILIA Brazil is to scrap a 1916 law that allows a man to dump his bride if she isn’t a virgin. Congress approved the new code’s main articles this week, concluding a long process of disputes and modifications since it was proposed– Reuters - 209 words
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Article70 2001-08-18 8 Reuters AN exploding potato led to 2,000 balletgoers being evacuated from London’s Royal Opera House. “It took a while to find the cause of the smoke,” said a fire brigade spokesman. “Eventually we found a small kitchen backstage and in a microwave were the remains of an exploded– Reuters - 70 words
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Article66 2001-08-18 8 BANK customers got a bonus when an ATM began dispensing double the amount they had requested. Money was loaded wrongly into the ATM at a Allied Irish Bank branch in Dublin. Cartridges containing £2O ($4O) notes put into the £lO note slot. “The ATM began giving out double66 words
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Article77 2001-08-18 8 -AP AN 82-year-old Taiwanese prostitute nicknamed Grandma has been freed after being caught soliciting. The woman was arrested when she took a 52-year-old man to her flat in a red-light district of Taipei. Police said she was in good shape and with light make-up looks like a 70-year-old.-AP - 77 words
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Article75 2001-08-18 8 A CRICKET nut who couldn’t get a ticket hired a 13m crane to watch a match. Mr Stuart Jeffrey flew 14,000 km from Perth to London to see his team but the match was sold out. So he hired a crane for £l7O ($430), parking it outside75 words
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Article69 2001-08-18 8 TWO women, aged 87 and 85, stole plants from historic gardens, reported Ananova. Police say seven plants were found in the old dears’ handbags after they were called to Aberglasney Gardens in Wales. The two were on a pensioners’ outing to the gardens. Mr Graham Rankin, director of69 words
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Article50 2001-08-18 8 Reuters BRITAIN'S National Gallery is being gradually eroded by late-night clubbers urinating against its walls, and the city council has sprung to the rescue of one of London’s most famous tourist attractions. The council has now installed mobile urinals every weekend to“re-direct”bursting revellers in the Wee hours. ReutersReuters - 50 words
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Article, Illustration219 2001-08-18 9 Reuters JERUSALEM Israelis are losing faith in Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his handling of the Palestinian uprising, a public opinion poll said yesterday. A Gallup poll published in the Maariv newspaper showed seven out of 10 Israelis don’t believe that Mr Sharon will succeed– Reuters; Pic: AFP - 219 words
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221 2001-08-18 9 -AP LOS ANGELES-Top US movie blockbusters will soon be available on the Internet. Five major Hollywood studios targeting profits and piracy-bust-ing will unite to provide Internetbased video-on-demand. The joint-venture deal was announced on Thursday by Sony, Universal, Paramount, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Warner Bros,-AP - 221 words
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Article186 2001-08-18 9 -AFP NEW YORK Curl up with your favourite book or hundreds of them at a New York hotel. The Library Hotel turns its rooms into small libraries arranged by subject matter according to the instructions of book-loving guests. A stone’s throw in Manhattan from the-AFP - 186 words
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Article, Illustration129 2001-08-18 9 JAPANESE scientists have created the smallestever man-made object, which they hope to develop into a machine that might be sent on missions inside your body. In the shape of a bull, the object (left, magnified) is the size of a single red blood cell onlyPicAP - 129 words
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Article56 2001-08-18 9 webcites SICK of employing traditional search engines to no avail? Maybe it's time to ask the experts atAbuzz.com. Abuzz is a knowledge network where you can email other members to ask questions like 'What is the best club in LA?' It's a good way to56 words
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120 2001-08-18 9 -AP ESQUIMALT, British Columbia A Canadian naval commander who used a military computer to surf pornographic websites was court-mar-tialled and fined Cs2oo ($235) on Thursday. Commodore Eric Lerhe, 52, was relieved of his command in June after he was charged under the National Defence Act-AP - 120 words
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Article, Illustration369 2001-08-18 10 EmpText LONDON Who wants to be a millionaire? Mr Bean and theTeletubbies do. A list of Britain’s 100 richest media moguls published yesterday by Broadcast Magazine showed that canny celebrities have converted their creativity into multi-million-pound empires.EmpText - 369 words
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Article, Illustration366 2001-08-18 10 Reuters KUALA TERENGGANU An influential Malaysian Islamic opposition leader said yesterday that a crackdown by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad’s government' on alleged Muslim extremists was scaremongering to shore up dwindling support, Mr Abdul Hadi Awang, deputy president of Parti Islam seMalaysia (PAS), also took a swipe at– Reuters; Pic: Reuters - 366 words
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Article, Illustration222 2001-08-18 10 -AP JAKARTA Fifty -six years I after Indonesia’s founding V leader proclaimed an end to m colonial rule, his daughter and A the nation’s fifth president, Ms Megawati Sukarnoputri, yesterday received the old independence flag in an emotional ceremony. Her mother sewed the red-and-white flag-AP; Reuters. - 222 words
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Article, Illustration444 2001-08-18 11 SAMANTHA CROY - by SAMANTHA CROY DARRYL David has a resume that would leave most people awestruck. He’s been a television commentator at sports events like the South-east Asia games and Asian Games; he’s reported for ESPN and The New Paper, hosted game shows and other events andPic Choo Chwee Hua - 444 words
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Article, Illustration542 2001-08-18 12 AMBIGA RAJU - by AMBIGA RAJU TAMIL movie’s hottest new star, Madhavan, can be bad news for you if you have teenaged daughters who’re into Tamil movies. At least five young girls cut classes to gatecrash a press-only event yesterday at the Marina Mandarin. One die-hardPic: Tamil Murasu - 542 words
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Article, Illustration305 2001-08-18 13 DIANA SER - by i DIANA SER YOU'VE heard of reality TV. Now it’s time for reality radio. UFM 1003, the new Mandarin radio station, to bring the popular genre to r adio when it goes on air on Oct 3. The search is on for a “mysterious305 words
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Article, Illustration348 2001-08-18 13 KAREN CHEN - by 'KAREN CHEN SILKY black tresses, porcelain skin, full lips, large dreamy eyes. Top Korean actress Kim Hee Sun is certainly a beauty, even if she looks a tad older than 25. It’s no wonder that even North Korean leader Kim Jong II is said348 words
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Article, Illustration61 2001-08-18 13 Actor Russell Crowe (left) and his band 30 Odd Foot of Grunts performing on Thursday during a taping of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno at the NBC studios in Burbank, California. With him are bass guitarist Garth Adam (centre) and lead guitarist Dean Cochran. Crowe is currentlyPic: Reuters - 61 words
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Article, Illustration47 2001-08-18 13 Saturday, 10.30 pm, Channel U May and her three boy housemates find themselves out of a job and open a bar. ln the course of things, the three boys re-examine their love lives. Starring Shu Qi, Julian Cheung (above), Andy Hui and Eric Kot.47 words
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Article37 2001-08-18 13 Sunday, 2.30 pm, Channel U An X-Files-style thriller set in the future. In Hongkong, a meeting of businessmen and global players ends in tragedy as one of them is murdered. Starring Andy Lau and Michelle Reis.37 words
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Article37 2001-08-18 13 Sunday, 10.30 pm, Channel 8 Xingxia is being misled by Taotian and Saisi into believing he is doing well in the stock market. Zhang Qiang and Ding Ye try to warn him but are unsuccessful.37 words
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Article, Illustration43 2001-08-18 13 Sunday, 10pm, W Entertainment (SCV 56) A millionaire gives six strangers a chance to make $1 million each. All they have to do is make it i through j the night 1 in a haunt- ed house. Geoffrey Rush.43 words
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Article, Illustration24 2001-08-18 13 Sunday, Bpm, HBO (SCV 60) Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn pair up to bring the laughs hard and fast in this dreams-can-come-true ribtickler.24 words
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Article, Illustration576 2001-08-18 14 She may look all sugar and spice, but Kim has vitriol to spout to those who misunderstand Asian-Americans -Reuters NEW YORK Think Charlie Brown in pigtails. Think South Park with Asian-Americans. Think Hello Kitty cute packaged in a girl with an acid tongue. Put that-Reuters; Pic: Reuters - 576 words
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Article, Illustration205 2001-08-18 14 Reuters LONDON Planet of the Apes director Tim Burton is adamant there will be no sequel to the blockbuster I movie. “The idea of doing a sequel I’d rather jump out of the window, I swear to God,” Burton told I Britain’s IndeI pendent– Reuters; Pic: AFP - 205 words
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Article, Illustration214 2001-08-18 14 -AFP LOS ANGELES Edward Norton and Emily Watson may join Universal Pictures’ Red Dragon, a movie version of the first book by Thomas Harris to introduce tasteful cannibal Hannibal Lecter. Anthony Hopkins who won a best acting Oscar for Silence of the Lambs (1991) is-AFP - 214 words
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Article, Illustration449 2001-08-18 16 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP -AP DULUTH, Georgia The marquee threesome in the first round of the 83rd PGA Championship provided two fabulous story lines on Thursday at the Atlanta Athletic Club. It was good news for local favourite David Duval, and the worst possible-AP; Pk: AFP - 449 words
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Article, Illustration440 2001-08-18 17 TAN KIM HAN - by 'TAN KIM HAN NTUC INCOME S-LEAGUE Tanjong Pagar 0 Home United 1 for five years, Home United has never won at fortress Queenstown. Last night, thanks to a last-gasp goal from Egmar Goncalves, Home finally battered down the walls at Tanjong Pagar’s QueenstownPic: Choo Chwee Hua - 440 words
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Article85 2001-08-18 17 TENNIS Reuters LONDON Andre Agassi says he has proposed to Steffi Graf and they will definitely get married. He said in an interview with the Daily Telegraph yesterday: “The actual question has been dealt with. I have asked her to marry me and we are committed– Reuters - 85 words
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78 2001-08-18 17 I SOCCER -AFP LONDON Injured England goalkeeper David James said yesterday that he has not given up hope of making next year’s World Cup finals, and is confident he will play a part in West Ham’s Premiership campaign at some point. The former Aston Villa-AFP - 78 words
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Article, Illustration1525 2001-08-18 18 Reuters LONDON Manchester United begins odds-on favourite to win the English Premier League for an unprecedented fourth successive season and for the eighth time in 10 attempts. But for departing manager Alex Ferguson the traditional blue riband competition is a mere sideshow. Still the most physical– Reuters - 1,525 words
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Article65 2001-08-18 19 Reuters Today: Charlton Athletic v Everton; Derby County v Blackburn Rovers; Leeds United v Southampton; Leicester City v Bolton Wanderers; Liverpool v West Ham (Live on ESPN Ch 23,10 pm); Middlesbrough v Arsenal (Live on Star Sports Ch 24,9.50 pm); Sunderland v Ipswich Town; Tottenham Hotspur v Aston– Reuters - 65 words
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Article, Illustration474 2001-08-18 20 Peter Slow - Have a ball and a b abe THE curtain lifts on the English Premiership today. Who will be crowned champion? Streats journalists Peter Siow and Tan Kim Han take a long, hard look at their favourite teams and give their two cents'worth. by Peter Slow THERE'S a new season and474 words
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Article, Illustration250 2001-08-18 20 Tan Kim Han - by Tan Kim Han I HAVE often asked: How do you measure success? A teacher once told me that success is not measured entirely by winning. Huh? But isn’t winning everything? If it is, then Manchester United’s phenomenal success in recent years must surely make it the250 words
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Miscellaneous514 2001-08-18 16 m If ifs your birthday today, you share it with a LeoKui Your Daily Horoscope AQUARIUS JAN 20-FEB 18 The forces of change are on a hair trigger. Aquarius should take aim before squeezing off the first shot. Not all of your targets appreciate their starring role in your sights.514 words
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Miscellaneous67 2001-08-18 17 Inthelivingroom BADMINTON: Singapore Open, s-fmals (City TV, 230 pm). GOLF: PGA Championship, Day 3 (Super Sports Ch 22, tomorrow, 2am). MOTOR RACING: Formula One: Hungarian Grand Prix, Qualifying (Star Sports Ch24,7pm). RUGBY: Tri Nations Championship: Australia v South Africa (Star Sports Ch24,spm). SOCCER: NTUC Income S-League: SAFFC v Tampines Rovers67 words
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