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Title Section21 2006-01-28 1 weekendJanuary 28 29, 2006 MICA (P) 114/07/2005 28 29, 2006 MICA (P) 114/07/2005 share your free newspaper HIM 8 *****6 *****021 words
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Article, Illustration928 2006-01-28 1 For just one day, Today delivers only good news, and delves into what makes S’poreans happy NEWSPAPERS have the terrible responsibility of being daily bearers of bad news. For this one issue, we decided to change all that. Throughout this edition of the newspaper, we have tried928 words
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Advertisement94 2006-01-28 1 Today WISHES ALL ITS READERS A HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR. There will be no publication of Today on Monday and Tuesday. We will be back on Feb 1. CHARITY WATCHDOGS Commissioner of Charities to be given more teeth under revised framework 6 INDIA’SMRGOODNEWS He seeks out heartwarming stories 7 NEILHUMPHREYS94 words
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Article, Illustration221 2006-01-28 2 –LEEU-WENANDL I N YANQIN - –LEEU-WENANDL I N YANQIN GURMIT SINGH 21 VOTES SM GOH CHOK TONG9VOTES PRESIDENT S R NATHAN7VOTES MM LEE KUAN YEW6VOTES PM LEE HSIEN LOONG6VOTES 3 VOTES TAUFIK BATISAH, KYM NG, STEFANIE SUN, FIONA XIE, VIVIAN BALAKRISHNAN, WEE KIM WEE 2 VOTES NAJIP ALI, MARK221 words
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Article, Illustration640 2006-01-28 2 CLEMENT MESENAS - Do whatever it takes, go wherever it leads you, in the pursuit of happiness CLEMENT MESENAS EDITOR-AT-LARGE clement@newstoday.com.sg HAPPINESS, that elusive, fleeting feeling, is something we all want more of. For example, a friend of mine is glad to be serving the last year of640 words
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Article, Illustration43 2006-01-28 2 Today asked 153 about what m people in Singapore akes them smile. SURVEY CONDUCTED BY CHEOW XIN YI, LIN YANQIN, JULIANA JUNE RASUL, MILTON SAU, TEO XUANWEI, AMELYNN LIONG, SERENE CHUA, LOH CHEE KONG, DERRICK A PAULO, ANSLEY NGSURVEY CONDUCTED BY CHEOW XIN YI, LIN YANQIN, JULIANA JUNE RASUL, MILTON SAU, TEO XUANWEI, AMELYNN LIONG, SERENE CHUA, LOH CHEE KONG, DERRICK A PAULO, ANSLEY NG - 43 words
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Article, Illustration329 2006-01-28 3 THE Year of the Dog looks promising and the Singapore economy should keep growing, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong (picture) in his Chinese New Year message to Singaporeans. In a strong hint that comprehensive help for the needy and the elderly was329 words
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Article536 2006-01-28 4 TORCHING LI - What you can do to emerge top dog in the coming year TORCHING LI chingli@newstoday.com.sg SO IT’S been raining cats and dogs, but fret not the coming Year of the Fire Dog won’t be a wash out, say geomancy gurus. In fact, according to Master Cecil536 words
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Article175 2006-01-28 4 — TAN HUI LENG - TAN HUI LENG THE good news is that ever since the blood bank made their appeal last Wednesday as supplies dipped to a critical level, a total of 3,096 units of blood have been collected. The news would get even better if more donations could be175 words
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73 2006-01-28 4 AGENCIES Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko will make their first visit to Singapore in June. The royal couple will leave Japan on June 8 to visit Singapore at President S R Nathan’s invitation, to mark the 40th anniversary of the establishment of— AGENCIES - 73 words
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40 2006-01-28 4 —938LIVE The Feedback Unit has introduced a multi-lingual online feedback form at its Consultation Portal. The form, which was originally only in English, is now available in Chinese Malay and Tamil. Log on to www.feedback.gov.sg.—938LIVE - 40 words
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Article69 2006-01-28 4 NS REGISTRATION FROM FEB 1 22 938LIVE National Service registration for male Singapore citizens and permanent residents born between Sept 8,1988 and Dec 7,1988 will be conducted between Feb 1 and 22. They may register online at www.miw.com.sg or register per- sonally at the Central Manpower Base Podium, at 3— 938LIVE - 69 words
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66 2006-01-28 4 —938LIVE A man was caught trying to illegally sneak into Singapore on Friday morning. He claimed to have left Johor Bahru by mingling with the crowd. Somewhere in the middle of the Causeway, he dived into the waters and swam to Singapore. If convicted, he—938LIVE - 66 words
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Article76 2006-01-28 4 938LIVE Chief Executive Officer of the National Parks Board (NParks) Dr Tan Wee Kiat will retire next month. He will be succeeded by Mr Ng Lang, the former chief human resource officer at the National Healthcare Group. Dr Tan served NParks since 1990 and initiated key projects— 938LIVE - 76 words
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Article, Illustration35 2006-01-28 4 FAREWELL S’PORE, ON WITH THE RACE! Aftertwoweekshere,the i nQ i clipper fleet sailed off from Keppel Bay to their next stop in Qingdao, clipperfleetsailedofffromKeppel Baytotheirnextstop i nQ i ngdao, ChinaonFriday.SeniorMinisterGohChokTongwhogracedtheoccasion,visitedwiththecrewonboardtheSingaporeentry,Un i quelySingapore.TheraceexpectedtoendinJulyinEngland. OOI BOON KEONGOOI BOON KEONG : - 35 words
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Advertisement53 2006-01-28 2 LIVING FAITH CHURCH' www.thelivingfaith.org "I Will protect and bless him constantly and surround him with My love he will be because of great Me. The Bible. Psalm 89:24 Speaker: Rev Dr John Shepherd Lim Come <£ be blessed7 Receive a daily power bible verse FREE via SMS. Just SMS your53 words
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Advertisement6 2006-01-28 4 VIBRANT YEAR FOR PROPERTY PAGE 226 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous163 2006-01-28 4 YOUR ANIMAL YEAR AHEAD GOOD BAD DRAGON Could suffer a major loss of wealth or health Better luck next year SNAKE Beware of thirdparty temptation Enjoy financial luck A good year to achieve ambitions HORSE A year for potential promotion or pay rise GOAT May suffer from bad health or163 words
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singapore news
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Article270 2006-01-28 6 — ANSLEYNG - ANSLEYNG IN March last year, the tearful mother of teenage runaway Jane (not her real name) called the Student Advisory Centre (SAC). Fifteen-year-old Jane, described by counsellors as a “bubbly” girl, had on several occasions lied to her parents that she was at the home270 words
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Article, Illustration608 2006-01-28 6 JASMINE YIN - Committee proposes more power for regulators to conduct checks on charities JASMINE YIN jasmine.yin@newstoday.com. sg THIS Year of the Dog, charity watchdogs could find themselves with more teeth and better-defined responsibilities, if the Inter-Min-istry Committee on Regulation of Charities and Institutions of a Public Character (IPCs) getsDON WONG - 608 words
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299 2006-01-28 6 LOHCHEEKONG - LOHCHEEKONG cheekong@newstoday.com. sg TO THOSE who like their political debates sharp and hard, the upcoming election promises some fireworks if early exchanges are any indication. A day after his attack on the People’s Action Party (PAP), Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA) chairman Chiam See Tong299 words
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108 2006-01-28 6 If the Workers’ Party (WP) decides to contest the Joo Chiat ward and the East Coast GRC, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) will make way for it. Both opposition parties had been eyeing these areas. Hence, a meeting was held to “discuss the issue”,108 words
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world news
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Article, Illustration989 2006-01-28 7 SHIBU ITTY KUTTICKAL - Sick of hearing about corruption, scandals and death? Mr Sridharan was, and he did something about it SHIBU ITTY KUTTICKAL shibu@newstoday.com.sg IT SEEMS that only “bad” news makes headlines. However, one man in the southern Indian city of Chennai is on a crusade to proveARTWORK: ENG KONG - 989 words
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Article148 2006-01-28 7 LONDON Newly-elected left-wing Bolivian president Evo Morales has decided to cut his own salary by more than half to a little over US$1,800 ($2,922) per month, according to the BBC. This decision will also affect all Bolivian public sector employees, as their salaries would be148 words
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this quirky world
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109 2006-01-28 7 TORN BY GUILT OVER FIRECRACKER STUNT, MAN TURNS HIMSELF IN 80 YEARS LATER A pensioner who had a guilty conscience for 80 years over planting a firecracker on a railway track has turned himself in to police, reported ananova.com. Mr Helmut Bleibtreu, an 84-year-old German, planted the firecracker on the109 words
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90 2006-01-28 7 AP The Scorpion Queen and Centipede King of Thailand, who share a soft spot for creepy-crawlies, are to wed. Ms Kanchana Ketkaew, 36, who set a world record in 2002 for spending 32 days in a glass cage with 3,400 scorpions, will marry Mr— AP - 90 words
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68 2006-01-28 7 AP Applications sent by Seton Hall University to prospective students overseas unwittingly contained a toll-free number offering the opportunity to chat with “hot, horny girls”. The New Jersey-based Catholic university, founded in 1856, said the erroneous admissions application could have been sent to possibly tens— AP - 68 words
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Article, Illustration723 2006-01-28 8 JONATHAN STEELE - and they deserve respect and support straighttalk news•views•analysis JONATHAN STEELE Jonathan Steele is senior foreign correspondent for The Guardian. THE GUARDIAN THE triumph of Hamas is the best news from the Middle East for a long time. Wednesday’s Palestinian elections was a more impressive display of— THE GUARDIAN; AFP - 723 words
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Article, Illustration181 2006-01-28 9 AFP LONDON London kicked off what were heralded as the largest Chinese New Year (CNY) celebrations outside Asia on Thursday, with a major festival of China’s artistic, cultural and culinary heritage. Chinese pop superstar Li Yuchun, 21, was guest of honour at the— AFP; AP - 181 words
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Article358 2006-01-28 9 US, EU, China give thumbs up to Russian plan AGENCIES TEHRAN United States President George W Bush has given the thumbs up to a Russian compromise plan to end the Iran nuclear dispute, while his Secretary of State, Dr Condoleezza Rice, said there was still room— AGENCIES - 358 words
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GLOBAL ROUNDUP
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59 2006-01-28 9 AFP A Hungarian hang glider, who spent an uncomfortable night dangling from the branches of a 12-metre tree, was rescued unharmed on Friday by Australian emergency services. The 42-year-old had been competing in an international hang gliding contest in the south-eastern state of— AFP - 59 words
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Article98 2006-01-28 9 A documentary about Mr Al Gore, the United States’ famously wooden former vice-president and failed presidential candidate, is getting standing ovations at film festivals, reported The Guardian. In Yet An Inconvenient Truth, Mr Gore is seen wheeling his suitcases from town to town and presenting a slideshow98 words
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86 2006-01-28 9 There’s good news for smokers who stop “on a whim”, The Telegraph reported. A survey has found that such smokers are more likely to kick the habit in the long term than those who plan to do it, the newspaper said.86 words
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Advertisement4 2006-01-28 8 What’syourview?Emai l usat news@newstoday.com.sg4 words
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Advertisement235 2006-01-28 9 Win the Grand Prize of $36,000 every quarter in 2006! Additional 36 winners stand a chance to win $1,000 each. NTUC Income is celebrating its 36th Anniversary with the Lucky36 Draw. Simply purchase any Life Insurance, Incomeshield, Motor Insurance, Home Insurance or Personal Accident policy*. NTUC Income celebrates its 36th235 words
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Voices
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Article, Illustration291 2006-01-28 10 No pain in blood donation only the satisfaction of having helped others Letter from TIMOTHY LIU FRANCES Ong hits home with a timely message for everyone (“Chance to Save Lives”, Jan 26) during the festive season, when the blood bank usually runs low. Allow me to291 words
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212 2006-01-28 10 Letter from CHANWAI SAN - Letter from CHANWAI SAN Head, Hawkers Department National Environment Agency WE REFER to the letter “Not OK to ‘OK campaign’” (Jan 22). We share the writer’s concern on the need to maintain a high standard of hygiene and cleanliness in hawker centres. National212 words
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Article318 2006-01-28 10 Letter from MADELINEGOH General Admin - Letter from MADELINEGOH General Admin General Manager, Admin Kidney Dialysis Foundation WE REFER to the report “NKF dialysis costs lowered further” (Jan 25). The reference that “the cost of dialysis at the National Kidney Foundation will be $4 less per session than that at the318 words
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Article310 2006-01-28 10 Letter from ANDY HEAH THANK you for being my constant companion in Australia where I am pursuing my undergraduate studies, and at home in Singapore where I am currently visiting. Many thanks also to the everyday unsung heroes who have delivered the “hardcopy” version of Today310 words
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Article, Illustration793 2006-01-28 11 Neil Humphreys news@newstoday.com. sg - White elephants at peace, Zoo happy and it gets better Neil Humphreys news@newstoday.com.sg news@newstoday.com.sg SINGAPORE needs more coloured balls. Indeed, according to Today reader Dr P J John, the country needs balls of every colour in its nation-building quest. When I first read his letter, I assumedENG KONG - 793 words
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Article161 2006-01-28 11 Letterfrom NUR AMIRAAMINNUDIN HE HAS the voice of an angel one who walks the Earth to hear the sound of coins being plonked into his tin. Walk down the underground tunnel connecting Orchard MRT station and Scotts Road, and he’ll be there rain or shine, the melodious161 words
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287 2006-01-28 11 Letter from MAJ ABDUL RAZAK - Letter from MAJ ABDUL RAZAK Director (Covering), Public Affairs Department HQ Singapore Civil Defence Force I REFER to the letter by Muhd Ashraf Koh (Jan 26) in which he suggested that classes be conducted to educate the populace on what287 words
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Business today
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911 2006-01-28 12 CHRISTIE LOH - Analysts say that the Budget could bring a rain of goodies to the needy CHRISTIE LOH christie@newstoday.com.sg EXPECTATIONS of a February Bonanza are escalating, not least because of growing speculation that the General Elections will be held soon after the annual Budget911 words
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Article, Illustration471 2006-01-28 12 Dow Jones Singapore SHARE prices ended higher on Friday on generally bullish sentiment ahead of the upcoming budget and possible election. The ST Index ended up 23.86 points, or 1 per cent, at 2,412.08. Advancers greatly outnumbered decliners 464 to 131, while 1.5 billion shares worth $1.42 billion— Dow Jones - 471 words
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Article, Illustration255 2006-01-28 13 DP World ups bid for P&O AFP WHILE PSA International had no immediate reaction on Friday after Dubai’s DP World offered a better bid for British port giant Peninsula and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O), analysts said that they expected a bidding war. Industry watchers expect the Singapore— AFP; BLOOMBERG - 255 words
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192 2006-01-28 13 —TANHUILENG - —TANHUILENG THE winning trend of the biomedical industry in Singapore continued last year with the sector recording $18 billion in manufacturing output, which was a 9.8-per-cent increase over 2004. Employment also expanded by a healthy 8.6 per cent, crossing the 10,000 mark.192 words
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Article148 2006-01-28 13 —DOWJONES THE Economic Development Board’s (EDB) co-chairman Philip Yeo will step down effective Wednesday, the Ministry of Trade and Industry said on Friday. The EDB, Singapore’s top economic development agency, will be chaired by current chairman Teo Ming Kian until October, when deputy chairman—DOWJONES - 148 words
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180 2006-01-28 13 —DOWJONES SINGAPORE Post reported on Friday a 17-per-cent rise in third-quar-ter net profit led by gains in its logistics and retail businesses. It earned $32.8 million, or 1.72 cents a share, in the quarter to Dec 31, up from $28 million, or 1.47—DOWJONES - 180 words
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162 2006-01-28 13 CHINA Aviation Oil (Singapore) received conditional in-princi-ple approval from the Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Friday for the listing of 722.8 million shares including 529.3 million new shares pursuant to its restructuring plan and the lifting of suspension in trading of its shares.162 words
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Article164 2006-01-28 13 —DOWJONES CHARTERED Semiconductor Manufacturing swung to a fourth-quarter profit as an uptick in the chip sector and strong demand for game console chips helped it end a streak of four quarterly losses. Net profit for the quarter ended Dec 31 was US$26.5 million ($43.1 million),—DOWJONES - 164 words
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Article, Illustration642 2006-01-28 14 PearlynTham - When you’re feeling blue, all you have to do is shop, shop and shop CITYSTYLE with PearlynTham pearlyn@newstoday.com.sg I’VE been an advocate of retail therapy since primary school. Whatever was left of my 50-cent pocket money would be spent on knick knacks at the school bookshop. It wasn’t642 words
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Article, Illustration1174 2006-01-28 15 PEARLYN THAM - These three have brought shopping to a new level by collecting fashion and beauty items PEARLYN THAM pearlyn@newstoday.com.sg SOME call it a passion while others call it their addiction. But I’ll like to think that collecting fashion and beauty items is the art of shopping on a greaterOOI BOON KEONG - 1,174 words
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Article, Illustration334 2006-01-28 16 LAUREEN TOH - Local designer hopes to spur us onto find happiness with his Rabbit tees LAUREEN TOH laureent@newstoday.com.sg THE search for happiness has been encapsulated on surprise, surprise, a t-shirt. The maverick behind Rabbit tees is Hanson Ho, 31, founder and design director of multiple award-winning design company334 words
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Article, Illustration192 2006-01-28 16 Lee Hui Shan speaks to some people on the purchases that make them smile. “Armani ties. They make me look good during presentations and when you look good, you feel good.” Khush, 33 “Lip glosses They brighten up my face and it feels great when people compliment mePHOTOS BY WEETECK HIAN - 192 words
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Article425 2006-01-28 16 — LEE HUI SHAN - LEE HUI SHAN MOST of us may think that happiness comes from within. While this is true, we can look happier with some help. The happy look can be achieved through your choice of colours for your wardrobe. Skip the usual safe colours nudes, blues and blacks.425 words
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Article, Illustration699 2006-01-28 17 LEE HUI SHAN - Well-known chefs share the secret to their happiness LEE HUI SHAN huishanl@newstoday.com.sg ICE cream reigns at the top of my “indulgence” list. Emptying one pint of it at one fell swoop is never a problem for me. In fact, it is absolutely necessary whenPICTURE COURTESY OF HUA TING; PICTURE COURTESY OF PAULANER BRAUHAUS; PICTURE COURTESY OFTHEWHOLE EARTH - 699 words
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Article, Illustration444 2006-01-28 18 RED-HOT GIZMOS FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON! DOPOD818PROPDA-PHONE FOR the funky mobile professional, the Dopod 818Pro PDA-phone comes in unusual colours like pink and lavender. It boasts a variety of connectivity options, including WiFi 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth, GPRS and infrared, and has a built-in 2-megapixel camera that supports video444 words
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Article, Illustration601 2006-01-28 18 ARIEL TAM - OfWiFi phones and hybrid MP3 players ARIEL TAM ariel@newstoday.com.sg ’TIS the season of good tidings. The economy is looking just a little bit rosier, the much maligned Buangkok station is finally seeing the light of day, nubile tennis players are wearing satiny baby-doll601 words
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203 2006-01-28 18 GOOD news for social butterflies. SingTel has created a SIM (subscriber identity module) card that allows you to store up to 1,000 phone contacts on your 3G mobile phone. Said to be Singapore’s first largecapacity SIM card, the SIM1000 is ideal for203 words
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Article, Illustration278 2006-01-28 19 IT’S finally here! Microsoft has confirmed the Singapore retail price for the Xbox 360 starting from $535 to be available for sale here from March 16. What better reason to save up on your hongbao money for the nextgeneration console and278 words
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MOBILE PHONE REVIEW
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Article, Illustration485 2006-01-28 19 ARIEL TAM - Super-stylish slab with a 11.5mm profile Motorola SLVR L7 ARIEL TAM ariel@newstoday.com.sg YOU fell in love with the ultrathin Motorola RAZR V3 and lusted after the equally anorexic NEC N412i i-mode phone. But both phones are clamshells and clamshells are just not your thing. Cry no more. Motorola485 words
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Article, Illustration767 2006-01-28 20 COLIN YONG - Powerful, not intimidating, the Honda Civic 2.0 Si will put a smile to your face COLIN YONG colin@newstoday.com.sg YOU know how some cars are so aggressively styled that their slitty headlamps seem to give you the evil eye no matter which angle you see them from? They767 words
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Article, Illustration254 2006-01-28 20 I had my car serviced recently and noticed that my mechanic poured in more engine oil than is required. He used 4 litres instead of 3.5 litres and he said it’s alright. The dipstick now shows an extra of about 1.5cm over the “Max” mark. Will this damage254 words
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Article, Illustration863 2006-01-28 21 COLIN YONG - Getting your car spanking clean forthe new year needn’t be a drag. Here’s the fuss-free way to do it COLIN YONG colin@newstoday.com.sg WITH less than 24 hours to go before the first day of the Chinese New Year, many people will be busy ironing their new clothes863 words
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NEWS TRACKS
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Article, Illustration156 2006-01-28 21 Car enthusiasts rejoice local BMW distributor Performance Motors will have the new Z4 Coupe in its showrooms in the third quarter of this year. BMW has just released the first official photographs of the car, which makes its world premiere at next month’s Geneva Motor Show156 words
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Article157 2006-01-28 21 Reversing into a parking space instead of going head-in has several safety advantages, a recent study done by the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) has concluded. The UK-based organisation recommends reverse parking because it means drivers will be going backwards into an area they can157 words
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Article, Illustration143 2006-01-28 21 Skoda is hoping that its hitherto “worthy but dull” brand image will be transformed by the funky-looking Roomster Multi Purpose Vehicle (MPV). The car is the Czech automaker’s fourth model range and its first-ever MPV. It has contemporary and very unique styling, with small143 words
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property
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Article, Illustration519 2006-01-28 22 Tools used may be different, but geomancers, analysts concur on good times ahead BLOOMBERG. SINGAPORE home prices will rise this year at more than twice the 3.8 per cent pace of last year, according to the forecast of seer Chong Swan Lek. His prediction— BLOOMBERG. - 519 words
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Article, Illustration455 2006-01-28 22 SHOBHATSERING BHALLA - SHOBHATSERING BHALLA shobha@newstoday.com.sg SO FAR all the euphoria has centred on the upmarket residential property market which, over the past year, has been leading the market’s upturn. Now the mass residential mar- ket, too, including the Housing Development Board (HDB) sector is catching up.455 words
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215 2006-01-28 22 DOWJONES SINGAPORE private home prices rose 1.4 per cent quarter-on-quarter (Q-O-Q) in the last three months of 2005, the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) said on Friday, bringing gains for the full year to 3.9 per cent. The increase reported by URA was higher than— DOWJONES - 215 words
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Article132 2006-01-28 22 —JANECHIAPOCO - —JANECHIAPOCO PROPNEX Realty, Singapore’s largest real estate agent has just launched a sequel to its popular book, Success in Real Estate, which was published last year. The book features PropNex’s top 16 agents and details the challenges and sacrifices each encountered. The top producer earns132 words
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Advertisement541 2006-01-28 23 Broughttoyouby USHERINTHE YEAR OF THE DOG WITHFREEENTRYTOTHESENHBMUSEUMSONJAN31! SINGAPORE ART MUSEUM 71 Bras Basah Road Tel: 6332 3222 FREE Admission: 10am 7pm 2PM 4PM: HUICHUN KIDS IN ACTION Watch as young masters from Life Art Society present the art of Chinese New Year calligraphy. Then let your child create his own541 words
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Article, Illustration80 2006-01-28 24 Is everybody happy? To celebrate The Happy Issue, the PLUS desk came up with nine headlines sure to put a smile on anyone’s face. None of them is true yet. But what if they were? Here’s a fearless forecast of what each feat would mean to SingaporeYENYOK - 80 words
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235 2006-01-28 24 –AMELYNNLIONG - –AMELYNNLIONG AN ACCOMPLISHMENT like this would come as a breath of fresh airforthe casual clothing market in Singapore. Given proper management, the brand could even become a training ground a la Project Runway for local designers. While it’s tempting think it would take a235 words
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210 2006-01-28 24 too. –LIMKUANCHIANG - too. –LIMKUANCHIANG THE beauty bounty that comes with a Singaporean finally winning the coveted Miss Universe crown would be worth a lot, much more than the winner’s US$250,000 ($400,000) pearlencrusted tiara. Having a Miss Universe winner would boost the image and prestige of beauty queens and210 words
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192 2006-01-28 24 can’t we do the same? –JULIANAJUNERASUL - can’t we do the same? –JULIANAJUNERASUL THIS one might not be as “overseas” destination for locals is rarely Although Sentosa a far-fetched as it sounds. favourite of the integrated resort there in 2009. The casino that will be a part of the resort192 words
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194 2006-01-28 24 –DAVIDCHEW - –DAVIDCHEW WINNING the contract to build and design an Olympic stadium is something virtually any prize-winning architect would aspire to. There’s no reason why a Singapore architect couldn’t do something similar to what acclaimed Swiss architects Herzog de Meuron, the designers194 words
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200 2006-01-28 25 –JEANINETAN - –JEANINETAN A WIN by a Singaporean at the Academy Awards would likely go down in the history books as one of the most significant “firsts” in the nation’s history. The repercussions of a win by Khoo, or by any Singaporean200 words
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194 2006-01-28 25 escape –ZULOTHMAN - escape –ZULOTHMAN ALTHOUGH homegrown music barely registers on Singapore music charts, the dream that a local artist might head to the Grammys one day is not an implausible one. After all, Taufik’s 36,000-selling debut proved that with enough media backing, Singapore pop can194 words
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202 2006-01-28 25 own show – –JEANINETAN along - own show –JEANINETAN along Asia-wide IMAGINE if a talk show Boom Boom Room starring Kumar There reached households was a time when Boom Boom Room on the tour humour an institution anyone during his heyday at the could be exported. What would follow Kumar's202 words
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179 2006-01-28 25 –ZULOTHMAN - –ZULOTHMAN SINGAPORE’S image as a nation of easily offended residents could be overcome if we had a shock jock or two manning the controls at our radio stations. In fact, we already have quite a few Howard Sterns-in-the-making, none of whom fits the bill179 words
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Article, Illustration197 2006-01-28 25 –ASHRAFSAFDAR - –ASHRAFSAFDAR SURELY this feat is not much of an imaginative leap after leading British publisher Orion picked up Lim’s 1995 novel Bondmaid. The business ties between Lim and Orion have continued: In 1998, Orion published The Teardrop Story Womanand in 2001, Following197 words
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Article, Illustration651 2006-01-28 26 ELISA CHIA IN TAIPEI - Director Yu says that working with Li was perfect ELISA CHIA IN TAIPEI elisa@newstoday.com. sg FIRST-time collaborators Jet Li and director Ronny Yu are unlikely to work together again. Lest anyone thinks they fell out on the set of the Chinese martial arts epic Fearless,AP - 651 words
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Article, Illustration348 2006-01-28 26 JEANINETAN - JEANINETAN jeanine@newstoday.com.sg WHEN actress C C H Pounder received her first credit card after graduating from college, the envelope it came in was addressed to “Mr Pounder”. The assumption that she was a man made her feel that power lies with men348 words
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Article, Illustration365 2006-01-28 27 ASHRAF SAFDAR - Show tunes, MTV lounge secrets among Broadway Beng star’s recipe for laughter ASHRAF SAFDAR ashraf@newstoday.com.sg ACTRESS-turned-director Selena Tan’s voice filled with glee as she talked about Sebastian Tan, the star of her upcoming one-man-show Broadway Beng, which runs from Feb 2 to 7365 words
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Article, Illustration224 2006-01-28 27 — JULIANA JUNE RASUL - JULIANA JUNE RASUL BUCKING the trend of talent show winners who go on to have lacklustre careers, Eka Mairina, the winner of Suria’s annual talent show Anugerah in 2003, garnered the highest number of nominations for a Singapore artiste at this year’s224 words
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Article, Illustration184 2006-01-28 28 Award-winning actor Phoenix’s car overturns after brake failure —AP JOAQUIN Phoenix’s (picture) car overturned on a canyon road on Friday and collided with another vehicle after his brakes failed, but there were no reports of injury, police said. Phoenix, the 31-year-old star of—AP - 184 words
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Article, Illustration147 2006-01-28 28 DRUM‘N’BASSPARTYATHOMECLUB Popular drum ‘n’ bass collective Subvert returns for more drum ‘n’ bass hi-jinks on Sunday at Home Club (The Riverwalk) with top notch DJs Psuedo, Vortex (picture) and special guest DJ Livewire from the United States. The dance floor action starts at 11pm. Door charges are $12147 words
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Article, Illustration255 2006-01-28 29 ZUL OTHMAN - ZUL OTHMAN zul@newstoday.com.sg IT’S safe to say that Arina Ephipania of Indonesian band Mocca is over the moon right now: Her six-year-old outfit is poised to conquer South-east Asia. Despite the 28-year-old singer’s tongue-in-cheek claim that many Indonesians “don’t care about us because255 words
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286 2006-01-28 29 — DAVID CHEW - DAVID CHEW THERE’S just no escaping Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as the world celebrates the 250th anniversary of his birth. Friday may have been the actual anniversary, but the celebration is set to continue for much of the year. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra will hold a286 words
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Article49 2006-01-28 30 — FELIX CHEONG - FELIX CHEONG Jet Li’s final role in wushufilm as Qing Dynasty folk hero, Huo Yuan Jia, marks the action star’s return to his Chinese roots but there is not much story to link the action sequences. Leave your brains at home and I enjoy the ringside view. I49 words
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Article34 2006-01-28 30 — JT - While the plot seems unconvincing, this French mystery-thriller with a twist is easy enough to go along with given its flashy locales and very intriguing female lead played by Sophie Marceau. JT34 words
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Article35 2006-01-28 30 — JT - JT Lacking in satirical elements this time, Neo’s latest effort to make a socially conscious film about Singapore’s idiosyncrasies may leave audiences wondering if they are being entertained or lectured to.35 words
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Article23 2006-01-28 30 — JEANINETAN - A French immigrant of Moroccan descent makes the 3,000-mile haj pilgrimage with his reluctant teenage son across seven countries. JEANINETAN23 words
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Article28 2006-01-28 30 — FC - FC A chick flick that doesn’t go for easy resolutions and cheap laughs, with a wonderful cast in Cameron Diaz, Toni Collette and Shirley MacLaine.28 words
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Article39 2006-01-28 30 — FC - FC Great men do fall and the once convincing actor, Steve Martin, falls hard as Tom Baker, father of a dozen children. A hurried script coupled with forced montage —FC sequences. Well, you decide.39 words
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Article38 2006-01-28 30 — FC - FC Technically you can’t even call this a movie as it’s made up of a series of gross, below-the-belt-type of home videos. Brendan Fehr and Chris Klein are not worth your time in this one.38 words
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Article58 2006-01-28 30 — JT - As difficult as it is to call this film a letdown, it seems that the local animation industry was not ready to make a project of this scale. With the animal characters lacking fluidity and the film on the whole lack- ing narrative focus, Zodiacfails to58 words
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Article41 2006-01-28 30 —JT - —JT Pointless and superficial film adaptation of Arthur Golden’s book. It lacks the understanding of a foreign culture and makes a futile attempt to embody the world of geishas in the single figure of Zhang Ziyi’s character.41 words
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Article, Illustration264 2006-01-28 31 Jeanine Tan - by Jeanine Tan The Promise FILM: To get maximum enjoyment out of Chen Kaige’s The Promise, which is quite a silly piece of work if you watch it critically, just treat it as one big comedy264 words
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Article, Illustration243 2006-01-28 31 Zul Othman - by Zul Othman Cinderella Man FILM: IT’S NO Raging Bull but Ron Howard’s Cinderella Man the story of former heavy- weight champion James J Braddock (Russell Crowe) is an expertly crafted and well-acted piece of cinema, even if it is predictable and tries a bit too hard to243 words
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Article, Illustration70 2006-01-28 32 CHICKEN RUN Channel 5, Sunday, 7.45pm A group of chickens, led by the determined Ginger, plan to escape their prison-like coop. The situation goes from bad to worse when the sinister Mrs Tweedy decides to stop selling eggs and uses the hens as the main ingredient in chicken70 words
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Article, Illustration124 2006-01-28 32 RUSH HOUR Channel 5, 10pm Catch the comic stylings of funny man Chris Tucker with the explosive action of superstar Jackie Chan in this box office smash. The two battle team up to battle the bad guys and, along the way, meet their fair share of dangerous situations.124 words
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Article, Illustration172 2006-01-28 33 THE 2005 33RD ANNUAL AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS Channel 5, 1 pm The American Music Awards is the dazzling three-hour music event that honours today’s superstars in the world of music. The show is a world-wide sensation, broadcast in over 100 international territories.First broadcast in 1974, the American Music172 words
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Article, Illustration344 2006-01-28 34 THE MEDALLION TV PREMIERE Channel 5, Monday, 7.30pm Combining the martial arts prowess of international action superstar Jackie Chan with state-of-the-art special effects, The Medallion is an action comedy co-starring Lee Evans, Claire Forlani and Julian Sands. Chan stars as Eddie Yang, a resolute Hong Kong cop who344 words
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Article, Illustration339 2006-01-28 34 LOVE FOR ALL SEASONS Channel U, 7pm Tiger aka The Heartbreaker finds himself very ill because of his lifestyle. Advised by his doctor, he visits the nunnery at Omei to seek a cure. There he undergoes a number of treatments under the purview of the temporary headmaster, May.339 words
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Article, Illustration91 2006-01-28 34 SUNSHINE HEARTBEAT VV Drama (Ch 55), 10pm When Ye Jing and her two sisters were little, they met a gypsy girl who predicted that Jing would meet her true love, who has a four-leafed clover birthmark, at the age of 18. However, the sisters grow up and discover91 words
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Article, Illustration276 2006-01-28 35 LEGEND OFTHE DRAGON Trial by Fire (Part 2) Kids Central, 11.30am Ang has only been Golden Dragon for one day but he’s already overwhelmed. Not only has his twin sister disappeared, but Xuan Chi, the Monkey Guardian, showed up demanding that the Golden Dragon help find his pirated276 words
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Article, Illustration100 2006-01-28 35 GARFIELD THE MOVIE Star Movies (Ch 58), 9pm Garfield the movie is based on the fastest growing and most widely syndicated comic strip ever, Jim Davis’ Garfield. Life couldn’t be sweeter for Garfield, everyone’s favourite feline. Parked on a comfortable chair in front of the television, feasting on100 words
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Article, Illustration567 2006-01-28 37 Being happy is one of the key ingredients: Study —THE GUARDIAN HAPPINESS, rather than hard work, is the key to success, according to a research paper published in December. Cheerful people are more likely to try new things and challenge themselves, which reinforces positive emotions and—THE GUARDIAN; KRT - 567 words
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Article, Illustration498 2006-01-28 38 Swim star has managed to overcome numerous slurs from his countrymen MELBOURNE Ian Thorpe has always been the target of jibes about his sexuality, but he has learnt to live with it. And surely the mental strength required to block out all the distractions and focus onGETTY IMAGES - 498 words
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Article, Illustration399 2006-01-28 38 AFP TEST CRICKET Pakistan v India KARACHI The focus has shifted from the players to the pitch, as India and Pakistan attempt to salvage their Test series after two high-scoring drawn games that drew widespread criticism. The rivals get a chance— AFP; AFP - 399 words
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Article, Illustration161 2006-01-28 38 AFP BOSTON The Boston Celtics acquired former National Basketball Association AllStar forward Wally Szczerbiak (picture) on Thursday in a seven-player swap with the Minnesota Timberwolves. The Celtics also received underachieving centers Michael Olowokandi and Dwayne Jones in the deal, which sent guards Ricky Davis, Marcus— AFP; GETTY IMAGES - 161 words
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Article, Illustration602 2006-01-28 39 Wenger to rest stars against Bolton as he wants to concentrate on top-four finish AGENCIES FA CUP,4TH ROUND Bolton v Arsenal LONDON Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has all but conceded Saturday’s FA Cup fourth round tie against Bolton. But before fans of the Gunners think— AGENCIES; GETTY IMAGES - 602 words
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Article, Illustration390 2006-01-28 39 AFP LONDON The England Football Association (FA) intends to give Sven-Goran Eriksson’s successor the maximum amount of time to acclimatise by completing his appointment before the World Cup finals start on June 9. FA chief executive Brian Barwick said the selection will start— AFP; GETTY IMAGES I : l - 390 words
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Article176 2006-01-28 39 LONDON Chelsea have recorded losses of £140 million ($404.6 million), the biggest in football history, reported the BBC on Friday. But backed by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, it may well have little impact on Stamford Bridge. The new figure was a severe increase from the176 words
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Article, Illustration450 2006-01-28 40 JOSE RAYMOND - Dickson determined to return to the Lions’ fold once six-month ban is over JOSE RAYMOND jose@newstoday.com.sg ITIMI Dickson just wants to start all over again. On Friday, the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) slapped a six-month international ban on the Nigerian-born winger, after his no-show when theTODAY FILE PHOTO - 450 words
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Article, Illustration369 2006-01-28 40 CUBBYLEONG - CUBBYLEONG cubby@newstoday.com.sg ON FRIDAY, the organisers of the 2006 Singapore Masters, Parallel Media Asia (PMA), revealed they had found a title sponsor for the golf tournament, but refused to say who as the final details were still being worked out. When contacted,TODAY FILE PHOTO - 369 words
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Article, Illustration346 2006-01-28 40 AFP MONTREUX, Switzerland The draw for Euro 2008 made here on Friday pitted the continent’s traditional powerhouses France against Italy, while England under new management go into unknown territory. Whoever is named as Sven-Goran Eriksson’s successor will have to steer the Euro 2004 quarter-finalists through Group E,— AFP; GETTY IMAGES - 346 words
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Article, Illustration729 2006-01-28 41 WITHADFJHAJKSDHFADASDFSA - theWEEKENDinterview WITHADFJHAJKSDHFADASDFSA WITHADFJHAJKSDHFADASDFSA HE DIDN’T know it at the time, but a broken shin in January 2004 while playing for China eventually set Li Tie back two years. After two failed comebacks for his Premiership club Everton, the defensive midfielder is ready to re-launch his career withGETTY IMAGES - 729 words
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Article, Illustration251 2006-01-28 41 —AFP TOKYO Former BAR-Honda driver Takuma Sato (picture) appears almost certain to join Japan’s Super Aguri F1 team after they won the green light to take part in this year’s Formula 1 world championship. The sport’s governing body FIA announced Thursday that—AFP; GETTY IMAGES - 251 words
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Article, Illustration729 2006-01-28 41(2nd edition) WITHEVERTONANDCHINA’SLITIE - theWEEKENDinterview WITHEVERTONANDCHINA’SLITIE WITHEVERTONANDCHINA’SLITIE HE DIDN’T know it at the time, but a broken shin in January 2004 while playing for China eventually set Li Tie back two years. After two failed comebacks for his Premiership club Everton, the defensive midfielder is ready to re-launch his career with729 words
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Article, Illustration251 2006-01-28 41(2nd edition) —AFP TOKYO Former BAR-Honda driver Takuma Sato (picture) appears almost certain to join Japan’s Super Aguri F1 team after they won the green light to take part in this year’s Formula 1 world championship. The sport’s governing body FIA announced Thursday that—AFP; GETTY IMAGES - 251 words
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Article438 2006-01-28 42 First Grand Slam a perfect New Year gift for Chinese AGENCIES TENNIS Australian Open, women’s doubles MELBOURNE China’s Yan Zi and Zheng Jie won the country’s first-ever Grand Slam title Friday, grinding down top seeds Lisa Raymond of America and Australia’s Samantha Stosur to take the Australian Open— AGENCIES - 438 words
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Article, Illustration487 2006-01-28 42 AP AFP AP TENNIS Australian Open, men’s semis MELBOURNE Roger Federer reached his third consecutive Grand Slam final Friday with an easy win over Germany’s Nicolas Kiefer at the Australian Open, to set up an intriguing clash with rising star Marcos Baghdatis. The Swiss worldAP; — AFP - 487 words
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Article, Illustration970 2006-01-28 43 Mr 81 is busy transforming his image and the Lakers, his bank account and the Bryant legacy could all prosper AGENCIES LOS ANGELES Kobe Bryant says it’s just another game. Yeah, right. When the Los Angeles Lakers host Golden State Saturday morning (Singapore time), the sports— AGENCIES; AFP ,ART BY EDRIC SNG - 970 words
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