Streats, 31 January 2003

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  • 8 1 Streats FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 2003 E-mail: streats@sph.com.sg mita
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  • 561 1  -  More people changing notes of smaller denominations at baiM i A 1' r* B v Choong Choon Yee ADMINISTRATIVE supervisor Charles Lau, 39, waited patiently in line at the DBS Bank branch at Bishan Junction 8 on Tuesday to withdraw crisp clean notes for the
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  • 110 1 WASHINGTON The US general who won the Gulf War has warned about the dangers of rushing into another war with Iraq. Former general Norman Schwarzkopf said in The Washington Post: “The thought of Saddam Hussein with a sophisticated nuclear capability is a frightening
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    • 114 1 tradition GIVES WAY In only three years, Mrs Ritu iluinjliiuiwala lias gone from housewife to top restaurateur. CHOQNG CHOON YEE tells you how she did it PAGE 3 Brakes on motorcycle deals Motorcycle shops are having a tough time, and some are closing down. ZUBAIDAH NAZEER finds out why PAGE
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  • Morning Rush
    • 605 2  -  Dealers blame higher insurance costs for slump; no-downpayment rule doesn’t cover two-wheelers By Zubaidah Nazeer CAR buyers are rushing to dealers to get their dream car now that they don’t need to come up with an initial downpayment, but motorbike buyers have no such
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    • 465 2  -  By Khushwant Singh GIVE me substance, not style. This, in essence, was what Justice Kan Ting Chiu told exdeejay Monica Lim when she cross-examined RHB Bank officer Ng Hock Sin yesterday on the fourth day of a nine-day hearing. She and her ex-husband, Mr Bernard Solosa,
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    • 478 3  -  Managing director leads Rang Mahal’s transformation, yet finds time for family By Choong Chocm Yee MRS Ritu Jhunjhnuwala’s parties must be very popular. What she learnt from entertaining at home has helped her become Singapore’s top restaurateur just three years after she joined the food
      Francis Lee  -  478 words
    • 140 4 BUZZ STOP PRIME Minister Goh Chok Tong sees better economic results this year. He presented this scenario yesterday in his Chinese New Year message as he believes that the uncertainty over Iraq should be over by the middle of the year. And he
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    • Article, Illustration
      61 4 Cambodian riot police inspecting the aftermath of a mob attack on the Thai Embassy in Phnom Penh on Tuesday. Violence targeted at Thais followed reports that Thai actress Suvanant Kongying had accused Cambodia of stealing Angkor Wat from Thailand. Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej stepped in to calm
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    • 138 4 Mahathir responds Bemama MALAYSIA will continue to supply water to Singapore after 2061, but it will be treated water at a higher price, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. “We guarantee Singaporeans that we will always supply them with enough water for them to drink and
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    • 144 4 US-Iraqwar -ap MOST of the UN Security Council has remained unmoved by the United States’ push to start a war against Iraq. At a meeting on Wednesday, 11 of the 15 members favoured giving more time to weapons inspectors. They were France, Russia and China
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    • 144 4 Pre-Budget feedback FEEDBACK Unit sessions held on Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss the upcoming Budget statement came up with an unusual message: Hold back help for the rich and channel it to those who need it. The session was different from those of the
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    • 100 4 -AP MR JAFFAR Umar Thalib, a prominent Muslim militant, was acquitted yesterday of urging his followers to wage a war against Indonesia’s Christian minority. Judge Mansur Nasution said that prosecutors had failed to prove that Mr Thalib was guilty of inciting his followers to violence in a
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    • 92 4 OUTPUT from the biomedical industry grew 48 per cent last year to $9.7 billion, figures out yesterday showed. This means that biomedical sciences is now on track to achieving the Government’s target of $l2 billion in annual output by 2005. The output total of $9.7 billion “is very
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    • 100 4 THE number of fires in Singapore dropped last year to 4,943, a 14-year low, but the Singapore Civil Defence Force remains concerned about fires in grassy areas and those involving rubbish in open spaces, which rose 67.1 per cent to 799 cases, as well as accidental
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    • 90 4 SINGAPORE Immigration and Registration (SIR) has said that waiting times at the Tuas and Woodlands checkpoints could be longer for those heading into Malaysia today, and those returning to Singapore next Monday evening. SIR added that drivers travelling along the Ayer Rajah Expressway and the Bukit
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    • 1132 6  -  ‘Prosperity Index By Julie Sim SINGAPORE may be limping along economically and the spectre of a new Gulf War may be another dampener on business confidence, but connoisseurs of fine wine and good food say there are still plenty of top-quality goods to help celebrate Chinese New
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    • 42 2 Streats HOTLINE 1800 844 5566 FAX 6319 8191 E-MAIL streats@sph.com.sg ADDRESS News Centre, 1000 Toa Payoh North, Podium Block, Level 1 5(*****4) circulation Customer Service 6388 3838 marketing Nalini@sph.com.sg, Juanita: 6319 2072, Adeline: 6319 1627 fi classified advertisements cats@sph.com.sg recruitment advertisements recruit@sph.com.sg
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    • 466 7 be sharp r Kickstart the New Year with a Sharp Bonus Free Vouchers Exciting lucky Draw Prizes Up For Grabs! [with every $lOO purchase of Sham products] 10 Jan-15 Feb 2003 Brand 20.000 cash 15.000 cash ***** cash Bonus Prize Hong Kong Trip for 2 7 days witb accommodation World
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  • Financial
    • 456 8  -  Fund of hedge funds won’t collapse dramatically, assures ABN Amro chief Ch.ua Kong Ho INVESTORS who are considering putting money into a fund of hedge funds (FoHF) can hardly be blamed if they are confused. Disclaimers on fund prospectuses warn of “substantial or more than
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    • 146 8 IT’S no longer enough for a cellphone to function well, it must look good, too. Siemens Mobile hopes to cash in on this show-off value when it launches its fashion phones under a new brand, Xelibri, in April. The German manufacturer plans to market the phones as
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    • 129 8 Bloomberg SINGAPORE Asset trader Oei Hong Leong, who lost the recent Nat Steel takeover battle, plans to spend $10.6 million for 9 per cent of Super Coffeemix Manufacturing, which distributes food products. Mr Oei, through his Sanion Enterprises, aims to buy 39.1 million
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    • CORPORATE RESULTS
      • 98 8 l. Bloomberg SEMBCORP Logistics yesterday reported that profit last year fell 10 per cent after the sale of ships and port equipment inflated earnings in the previous year. The company, a unit of SembCorp Industries, said that profit in the year ended Dec 31 dropped to $78.5
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      • 96 8 Bloomberg THE Ascott Group’s profit fell 32 per cent last year after it booked smaller gains from property sales. Profit fell to $28.3 million, or 1.82 cents a share, from $41.6 million, or 2.69 cents, a year earlier. That’s lower than the average Bloomberg forecast of $29.5
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    • 600 10 Tycoon retreats from media industry as AOL Time Warner posts sl7ob loss Bloomberg NEW YORK Mr Ted Turner, 64, who said he would resign as AOL Time Warner Inc vice-chairman on Wednesday, has taken another step away from the industry he helped revolutionise. It’s a retreat he’s
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    • 127 10 Bloomberg WASHINGTON Mr William Donaldson, US President George W Bush’s, 71, nominee for chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, owns assets worth between US$44 million and US$l29 million (Ss76 million and ***** million), including stocks in more than 50 companies, which
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    • 70 10 Reuters SINGAPORE The number of ships calling at Singapore fell in 2002 for the first time in five years, despite recordhigh levels of shipping tonnage, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) said yesterday. The MPA data came a day after figures from the Ministry
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    • 101 10 Bloomberg SINGAPORE ST Telemedia, which bought 42 per cent of Indonesia’s second- biggest phone company Indosat for US$63l million (Ssl billion) last month, has denied paying any commissions to Indonesian officials to help it win the bid. ST Telemedia was accused by former president Abdurrahman Wahid of
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    • 112 10 f. Bloomberg SINGAPORE Neptune Orient Lines has said that more than 90 per cent of its customers at most of the ports it serves meet US Customs security rules coming into effect Feb. 2. In Hongkong, where US Customs officials last week said as many as 75
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    • 99 10 Bloomberg TOKYO NEC Corp and its chip unit plan to raise as much as 100 billion yen (551.46 billion) from the initial sale of shares in the subsidiary by March, bankers involved said, in what may be Japan’s largest IPO in a year. NEC, Japan’s biggest
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    • 853 11  -  Market DIY By R SIVANITHY The Business Times MENTION “financial derivatives” and most people’s faces go blank. They either don’t know what it means or are too afraid to find out. To most, financial derivatives are best left to rocket scientists or those with
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    • 414 11 STI: 1,295.89 H 6.96 Reuters SHARES deepened losses yesterday to close at fresh 16- month lows as the threat of war and concerns on corporate earnings dogged investors. Dealers said a shortened trading day today and a holiday on Monday due to the Chinese
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    • 24 11 *AS AT JANUARY 30 US$: 551.733 552.848 EURO: $51,871 ss: 68.54 YEN ss: RM2.193 Ss: HK54.501 Ss: 24.65 BAHT Ss: 5,116 RUPIAH
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  • Medical
    • 251 13 esterday, we carried a nutritionist’s advice about a healthy reunion dinrwr. But if you’re wondering about the other munchies of Chinese New Year read on Q What are the nutritional values of the following new year goodies: Mandarin oranges, bak kwa, meat floss, peanuts, melon seeds, nian
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    • 124 13 200 pairs of FREE STAR PARTY tickets to be won in today’s LIANHE ZAORAO! PARTY Date: February 9 (Sunday) Time: 1.30 pm -3.00 pm Venue: The Newsroom Bar 11 Unity Street, #0149 (behind UE Square) Enjoy all these: FREE admission FREE flow of soft drinks FREE finger food Door gifts
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  • Comment
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      867 14  -  r Lynnette Chia WHENEVER I hear anyone use the Hokkien phrase “dua pui” (fatty), I get worked up. I’m paranoid about the word “fatty” because I have been overweight since young. The nickname my relatives gave me didn’t help either. They used to call me “dua
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    • 878 15  -  By PAULCHEONG IN 1989, Paul Petit, an artist at the newspaper I was working for in the US, thought he had struck gold. Video gambling had just been introduced, and it was an entertaining way for him to rake in extra money. He seemed to be on a
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  • Vocal
    • 405 16 IN response to the report “Tourism board acts to save our shops” (Streats, Jan 28), I would like to share the observations of my family and I that may go some way towards explaining the deteriorating sales figures. We have been living here for
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    • 199 16 I AM convinced after reading the letters by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and SBS Transit (both in Streats, Jan 28) that the automation of the North-East Line train system will bring many advantages when it starts operating in April. But potential commuters of the
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    • 165 16 WE are told by the LTA and SBS Transit that the North-East Line is more efficient and safer than other lines, but it will cost more to operate. The consideration is productivity versus cost. With any business, earnings projections and other forecasts are
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    • 103 16 I STILL see some stores trying to squeeze extra profits out of the increase in goods and services tax. For example, at Causeway Point, a Hawaii Green drink was sold at $2.60 a cup before December last year. When the year started, the price shot
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    • 174 18 I FIND it unfair that drivers are penalised with a fine for having insufficient funds in their Cash Card when going through electronic roadpricing (ERP) gantries. When taking the MRT or the bus, it is possible for one to have just five cents left in an ez-link
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    • 343 18 I BECAME a Chinese-language teacher on May 12, 2001, immediately after graduation from the National University of Singapore. However, my service was terminated by the Ministry of Education as it said I was not proficient enough in the Chinese language to teach it in
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    • 157 18 I WANT to share my experience in the recent Thaipusam procession as featured in Streats the past few days. I carried paalkavadi (milk kavadis) on Thaipusam. I left the Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple at about 10.50 pm on Friday night and reached the Sri
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    • 116 18 AFTER reading the commentary “The day devotees were kept waiting” (Streats, Jan 28), I would like to point out that waiting can’t be helped at the Thaipusam procession because so many people take part. As for people fainting, they didn’t eat even though they knew they had a
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    • 181 18 I REFER to the letter “Sealed but not safe” (Streats, Jan 28) by Ms Mei Lee. We were the two women she jeferred to. Does she think that we were complete “well-dressed” idiots to blatantly open a sealed container, sample the goods and then not buy
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  • Global
    • 459 20 With Sutarto in command, the Indon leader needn’t fear the likes of Wiranto JAKARTA General Endriartono Sutarto (picture) is better known as the commander of former Indonesian president Suharto’s bodyguards during the latter’s brutal rule. But today, as chief of Indonesia’s armed forces, his loyalty is with
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    • 95 20 SYDNEY A 23-year-old woman performed sex acts on her attacker to stop him from carrying out a threat to rape an intellectually disabled woman in her care, the Sydney Morning Herald reported yesterday. The man, described as in his 20s, reportedly approached the two women in daylight
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    • 91 20 Reuters BERLIN Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder has not been amusing the German people much lately, so a toy company has created a Schroeder dancing doll that it hopes will. The 33cm figure in an Elvis outfit gyrates its hips and waves its arms to the chart-topping
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    • 287 20 Reuters WASHINGTON One day before 9/11, US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was busy with what he called a very different threat to the nation’s security. He was fighting to vanquish opposition from within the top ranks of the armed forces to his vision of a
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  • Page 21 Miscellaneous
    • 84 21 See Jackie Chan and Fann Wong in this Action-Comedy New Year Blockbuster! “Best American Film I’ve made so far” Jackie Chan liifli! j !k kv> r j > kv u HaH s. ill KikV Don’t miss i the funny > OUTTAKES at the end of the y movie! I— j?
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  • EasyStreats
    • 273 22  -  By Yvonne Kwok NOW that Fann Wong’s debut Hollywood movie, Shanghai Knights, is all wrapped up and ready to roll, the Caldecott princess has only one thing left to worry about. Her very first red carpet Hollywood premiere on Feb 3. Said Fann at the Shanghai Knights
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    • 648 22  - Single Dirt rich Ugly Adam About Town K« ADAM HASffIDY THEY are single women and they are rich. Filthy rich. Yet there are no takers for the “hardened professionals’ of mostly lawyers and doctors, according to an article I read this week. Really? I would have thought that men would
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    • 473 23  -  Stylish eating on a shoestring JUDI LOW Looking to impress in the kitchen on a budget? Judi Lows recipes for stylish, nutritious, yummy meeds that are easy to do and cost $lO or less for four servings, will see you through these tough times WHEN the
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    • 101 24 TWO decades of war in Afghanistan have damaged its natural environment and the UN is asking the world to help. Drought has hurt too, bringing lowered water tables, dried-up wetlands, denuded forests and depleted wildlife. JS Rural residents eight out of 10 Afghans have lost in
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    • Time in TV & MOVIE NEWS
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        71 24 10pm, Channel i Paul Edgecomb (Tom Hanks) is a slightly cynical veteran prison guard on death row in the *****, his faith and sanity worn away by watching men live and die. And then comes John Coffey, a giant accused of the murder of two children.. and
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      • 70 24 10.30 pm, Channel U It’s Chinese New Year’s Eve and Channel U artistes take viewers to Chinatown in search of food and introduce some Chinese New Year traditions and cultures. There will also be an analysis of fortune for the incoming year, to give you tips
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    • Happenin’
      • 38 24 SENTOSA Saturday to Monday, 11.30am-9pm Island admission charges apply Celebrate Chinese New Year with free entertainment featuring ethnic and world fusion pop groups E-tree and New Asia, acrobats from China, local buskers and lion and dragon dancers.
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      • 45 24 SVEN VATH, JON CREAMER DESYN MASIELLO Saturday and Sunday Zouk $l5 before 9pm, $23/$25 after Sven Vath, who has been at the forefront of the German dance scene since 1982, spins on Saturday. On Sunday, John Creamer brings forth his dark tribal house sound.
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      • Article, Illustration
        95 24 TOKYO CITY PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Feb 3 and 4,7-30 pm Victoria Concert Hall Tickets at $5l, $4l, $3l, $2l from Sistic This concert marks the inauguration of the JapanSingapore Art Week. The programme on Feb 3 features local child piano prodigy Keegan Ng. Accompanied by the Japanese orchestra, he will
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      • 32 24 COFFEE MORNING Monday, 10.30 am Recital Studio, Esplanade Tickets at $lO from Sistic Celebrate Chinese New Year the slow and easy way with some Chinese evergreens performed by TCR Music Station.
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      • 65 24 CHINESE NEW YEAR OPEN HOUSE Sunday, 9am-6pm National Heritage Board museums Free Admission to the Singapore History Museum, Singapore Art Museum, Asian Civilisations Museum and Singapore Philatelic Museum will be free all day on Sunday. Festivities include a lion dance performance at the Singapore Philatelic Museum, a hongbao
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      • Article, Illustration
        77 24 CHINESE NEW YEAR CONCERT Sunday, 7-30 pm Golden Mile Theatre Tickets at $2B (non union members) and $lO (union members) from all NTUC clubhouses Jack Neo and his multi-talented team Mark Lee, Patricia Mok, Henry Thia, MC King, Marcus Chin and Michelle Tay usher in the Chinese New Year
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  • Page 24 Miscellaneous
    • 481 24 Yourdailyhoroseope by Kelli Fox at Astrology.com AQUARIUS JAN 20-FEB 18 Your brain is both a precision tool and a living organ. You’re almost ruthless in your pursuit of fun and perfection. Aquarius ends the month with a surprise up their sleeve. PISCES FEB 19-MAR 20 The best lies are a
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  • Sports
    • 174 25 -AFP SHANGHAI Mia Hamm of the United States started it. Now, the act of ripping off one’s jersey to celebrate a goal has caught on with the Chinese women footballers. China’s Teng Wei (left) had no qualms about exposing the sports bra under her jersey after scoring
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    • 475 25  -  SAAA to set up Centre of Excellence to groom national athletes By_ iAdam Hashidy SINGAPORE athletics will have a Centre of Excellence (COE) of its own in the next few months. It will be a place where all the national athletes will come together for their
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    • 602 26  -  Soccer smarts By TAN KIM HAN SOUTHAMPTON’S rising star James Beattie (below) has climbed out of a deep hole. Until recently, the 24-year-old was just another struggling wannabe in the harsh world of the English Premiership where reputations are won and lost every week. Unwanted
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    • 485 26 TOMORROW: Arsenal v Fulham Head to head: Arsenal won 21, Fulham 5. Draws 5 Previous meetings: Nov 3, 2002 Fulham 0 Arsenal 1; Feb 23, 2002 Arsenal 4 Fulham 1 Last six EPL matches: Arsenal WDWWWD; Fulham LDLDWL Team news: Arsenal Ljungberg, Shaaban injured; Fulham Van der Sar,
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    • 99 27 GOLF -AFP MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin Six weeks after he had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee, a pain-free Tiger Woods is swinging his clubs again. Woods has been making steady progress since undergoing the surgery on Dec 12. “My rehabilitation is right on schedule and I hope to
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    • SOCCER
      • 101 27 -AFP LONDON Leeds striker Mark Viduka is appealing against the red card he received for violent conduct during Sunday’s FA Cup fourth round 1-1 draw with Gillingham. The Australian international is adamant he did not intentionally elbow Gillingham player-manager Andy Hessenthaler and is hoping to avoid a
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      • 108 27 PA Sport MANCHESTER Robbie Fowler will make his Manchester City debut against West Brom tomorrow after completing a £6 million (S$ 17 million) move from Leeds United. Fowler told The Daily Mirror: “In the end, it was manager Kevin Keegan’s vision for the club that swayed me.
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    • 477 27 Wire services LONDON Arsenal will be crowned Premiership champion in May. So predicted Newcastle boss Sir Bobby Robson, despite his side moving into second place in the table with a win over Tottenham Hotspur on Wednesday. Robson was
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    • 202 27 -AP NBA CHAMPIONSHIP LA Lakers 99 Phoenix Suns 90 PHOENIX A raked right eye and a swollen right hand did not stop forward Robert Horry from answering the challenge of coach Phil Jackson. Horry scored 16 points in 29 minutes as three-time defending champion
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  • Page 27 Miscellaneous
    • 46 27 IN THE LIVING ROOM basketball NBA: Sacramento Kings v Seattle Supersonics (Star Sports Ch24,llam). GENERAL Sportscenter Asia (ESPN Ch 23, Bpm). SOCCER Here We Go (ESPN Ch 23, 8.30 pm). DELAYED TELECAST GOLF Heineken Classic, 2nd rd (Star Sports Ch24,11.30pm). SOCCER EPL Preview (Channel i, 9pm).
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