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  • 448 1 Faced with death threats, striker makes dramatic decision to stay at Man United AGENCIES MANCHESTER Finally, the saga can be put to bed. Wayne Rooney agreed to a new fiveyear contract, thought to be worth £180,000 ($368,000) a week, to remain at Manchester United
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    • 285 1 TODAY-NEWYORKTIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY NEWS T NEWS AGEING POPULATIONS COULD BRING MISERY TO UNPREPARED NATIONS Today, THE SECOND MOST-READ NEWSPAPER FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW 8 Today NEWS EDITOR RECEIVES NANYANG OUTSTANDING YOUNG ALUMNI AWARD 6 COLUMN SKYPE’S THE LIMIT T2 DRINK THE FAR EAST IS ‘THE FUTURE OF
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  • THE BIG STORY
    • 1784 2  -  Although its use is on the rise, experts still do not agree on the facts of nuclear power VENESSA LEE correspondent venessa@mediacorp.com.sg AS SINGAPORE mulls over whether it should go down the route of nuclear energy, Asian countries are leading the field in what some insiders
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    • 209 3  -  VENESSA LEE In January, a South Korean consortium beat the world’s biggest nuclear plant builder, France’s Areva, to win a US$20-billion ($26-billion) contract to supply four reactors to the United Arab Emirates. It was South Korea’s first overseas order. In 20 years’ time, South
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    • 332 3 THE FINANCIAL TIMES LIMITED Twenty years ago China had not one operating nuclear power station. Today it is building more reactors than any country and its embrace of the technology drives the global industry. The government plans to build 70GW to 100GW
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  • NEWS
    • 52 4 George Bush is the scariest thing in the world. I do not feel comfortable with Dubya’s childish sense of entitlement to war. He makes me nervous and I didn’t think the American people were doing much to stop him. Author Stephen King speaking to Today
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    • 248 4  -  SHAFFIQ ALKHATIB SINGAPORE The former chief executive officer of JEL Corporation (Holdings) a company listed on the Mainboard of the Singapore Exchange was sentenced on Friday to 12 months in jail and fined $280,000 for falsifying the company’s papers
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    • 430 4  -  IMELDA SAAD imelda@mediacorp.com.sg December, respectively. ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY SAIFULBAHRI ISMAIL SINGAPORE First, it was the private home market. Now, latest figures released Friday by the Housing and Development Board (HDB) showed that the Government’s property cooling measures have also chilled
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    • 260 4  -  MOK FEI FEI The Government’s cooling measures had a stronger effect on private home prices in the third quarter than initially estimated. Final data released on Friday by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) showed that overall private residential prices rose 2.9
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    • 59 6 It was only in November 2000 that all the stars were in alignment and in a brilliant move, on a golf course in Brunei, PM Goh Chok Tong proposed the idea (of a US-Singapore free trade agreement) to Clinton, who understood its strategic significance and
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    • 419 6 SINGAPORE Today news editor Loh Chee Kong has been awarded the Nanyang Outstanding Young Alumni Award in recognition of his “impactful commentaries and sharp reporting instincts”. The award is among some 30 awards to be given by Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
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    • 294 6  -  SARA GROSSE, VIMITA MOHANDAS saragrosse@mediacorp.com.sg ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY IBRAHIM SAWIFI AND LEE HUEYSHIN SINGAPORE The Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) moved back into the moderate range on Friday thanks to the rain after hovering at unhealthy levels the previous day. The three-hour PSI reading
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    • 153 6 Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa on Friday said his government was willing to work with its neighbours to overcome the haze problem while pointing out that the situation had been under control for the last four years. Speaking to the media in Jakarta,
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    • 349 6  -  NG JING YNG jingyng@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE A former polytechnic student who suffered brain damage in a 2004 road accident will have to wait to find out how much more money she will be entitled to. On Friday, the Court of Appeal reserved judgement,
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    • 506 8 SINGAPORE For the third year in a row, Today has emerged as the second mostread newspaper in Singapore across all languages. According to the 2010 Nielsen Media Index, which was released yesterday, the newspaper, which celebrates its 10th anniversary next month, has “maintained its readership”, reaching
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    • 279 8  -  HETTY MUSFIRAH hetty@mediacorp.com.sg cent). ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY MUSTAFA SHAFAWI SINGAPORE Being present on all media platforms TV, radio, print and online is a plus for MediaCorp. According to the latest Nielsen Media Index, nine in 10 surveyed still turn to TV and newspapers, with the Internet
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    • 143 8  -  HETTY MUSFIRAH More people are reading MediaCorp magazines. According to the Nielsen Media Index, there has been an upward trend. i-weekly, currently the most-read magazine in Singapore, saw readership grow by 7 per cent. It was a similar story for other titles
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    • 172 8  -  HETTY MUSFIRAH The pool of people who go online mainly for information, news and entertainment is growing, according to the Nielsen Media Index. But only a few will forego traditional media and use the Internet exclusively. Still, the
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    • 309 10  -  Acquittal of suspected drug abuser had previously cast doubt over its testing methods NG JING YNG SINGAPORE Testing of urine samples by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) for drug abuse cases has, in several instances, exceeded internationally accepted practices, according to
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    • 417 10  -  He is being investigated for alleged cheating and money-laundering offences S RAMESH rameshs@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE A 37-year-old American national, arrested on Sept 1 at Changi Airport as he was about to depart Singapore, faced fresh charges on Friday in connection with a phone scam, in which
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    • 74 10 Located on the 55th and 56th floors of The Orchard Residences, the 218metre high ION Sky is the highest point on Orchard Road. Offering a 360-degree view of the city skyline, it features a 6,000-sq-ft observatory, a restaurant and a sky bar. Visitors can
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    • 321 10  -  LEONG WEE KEAT SINGAPORE Following the sudden closure of The School of Applied Studies (SAS), another private education institution has stepped in and offered places in its programmes to some of the affected students. The Marketing Institute of Singapore Training Centre (MISTC)
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    • 167 10 Ten companies have expressed interest in Singapore’s second and largest desalination plant. The tender for the project closed on Saturday. The plant inTuas is expected to be completed by 2013. It will be built under a Design, Build, Own and Operate (DBOO) arrangement. This means
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    • 151 10 Towns in Singapore will soon get a chance to be designated as a Heritage Town. The project by the National Heritage Board (NHB) aims to promote community ownership of heartland heritage and activities. The objective is to equip the community with the skill sets
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  • VOICES
    • Win-win for cleaners, firms
      • 337 12  -  Letter from Rick Lim Say Kiong MR Arthur Lim’s letter, “Elderly and exploited” (Oct 21), highlights the plight that many elderly and low-wage workers face. As cleaners, they earn meagre salaries, get little or no skills training, work long hours and often have to abide by
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      • 157 12  -  Letter from Ronald Wong Jian Jie IT IS sad that threats of fines are imposed on elderly workers for something as basic as sitting down for a brief rest. I would like to point out that any such action is very likely contrary to the Employment
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    • 262 12 have your say email your letters to voices@mediacorp.com.sg join the community www.todayonline.com/voices Miele Anything else is a compromise IRRESISTIBLY CLEAN BENEATH YOUR FEET Your perfect gift this festive season. Give your feet a little surprise this festive season! Miele continues to set its legacy as the No. 1* leading floorcare
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  • COMMENT & ANALYSIS
    • 866 14  -  Where America scrambled to recover, Japan seemed content to let its problems simmer CAROLINE BAUM Caroline Baum, author of Just What I Said, is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are her own. BLOOMBERG Japan is an old country, and I’m not
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    • 951 15  -  New company plans to incentivise healthy living with a reward system ESTHER DYSON The writer, chairman of EDventure Holdings, is an active investor in a variety of start-ups around the world. This commentary is exclusive to Today in Singapore. PROJECT SYNDICATE For those
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  • WORLD
    • 340 16 Thousands evacuated, hundreds of travellers trapped AGENCIES TAIPEI Typhoon Megi brought rain and strong winds to Taiwan as the storm churned its way toward southern China, triggering landslides, cutting power supply and trapping hundreds of travellers. Almost 1,100mm of rain fell in Suao township
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    • 148 16 REUTERS Japan is set to agree with Vietnam later this month on the joint development of rare earth metals to reduce its dependence on China for the strategic minerals, the Nikkei business daily reported. Former Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama was expected to leave
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    • 220 16 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH The world’s most advanced nuclear submarine, HMS Astute, has run aground on rocks off Scotland causing considerable embarrassment for British Navy chiefs. The grounding of the £1.2 billion ($2.4 billion) hunter-killer vessel on Friday comes at the end of a
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    • 242 16 AP A court has sentenced four policemen to six months in jail for assaulting an Indonesian man who was in Malaysia for a karate competition three years ago one of several incidents that soured relations between the neighbouring countries. A district court in
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    • 212 16 REUTERS A Chinese government body has released its own online mapping service, designed to compete with Google Earth’s popular satellite mapping service, that could spell more trouble for Google’s services in the mainland. “Map World” was unveiled by the State Bureau of
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    • 327 17 THE NEW YORK TIMES WASHINGTON The Obama administration will refuse to train or equip about a half-dozen Pakistani Army units that are believed to have killed unarmed prisoners and civilians during recent offensives against the Taliban in the Swat Valley and South Waziristan,
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    • 97 17 French riot police battling protesters before they forced open a fuel refinery on Friday that had been a bastion of resistance to President Nicolas Sarkozy’s bid to raise the retirement age to 62. The operation came as the Senate prepared to vote on pension reform that is opposed
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    • 237 17 AP WASHINGTON Former United States President Bill Clinton, out of the White House for nearly a decade and once considered a political liability, is campaigning for Democratic candidates at a pace no one can match, drawing big crowds and going to states that President Barack Obama
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    • 325 18 At least 135 dead in worst health problem since earthquake AGENCIES ST MARC (Haiti) At least 135 people have died in a suspected cholera outbreak and aid groups were rushing in medicine and other supplies on Friday to combat Haiti’s deadliest health problem since its
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    • 219 18 REUTERS TAIPEI Office worker Chen Wei-yih (picture) has posed for a set of photos in a flowing white dress, enlisted a wedding planner and rented a banquet hall for a marriage celebration with 30 friends. But there is no groom. Ms Chen, 30, will
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    • 197 18 AGENCIES ROME He is an idle, pea-brained glutton with a permanent craving for doughnuts and Duff beer but Homer Simpson has been declared part of the Pope’s flock by The Vatican’s official newspaper. “Few people know it and he does everything to hide
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    • 169 18 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH A small airliner crashed into a house, killing a British pilot and 19 others, after a crocodile smuggled into the aircraft in a sports bag escaped and started a panic. The plane, which was on a routine flight from the capital, Kinshasa,
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    • 117 18 AP Demonstrations have spread among thousands of Tibetan students angered by reports that Beijing plans to make Chinese the only language of instruction in schools, the London-based activist group Free Tibet said on Friday. The demonstrations come amid comments by Mr Qiang Wei, the
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    • 113 18 AGENCIES A small Dutch passenger ferry capsized on Friday after a collision with a German cargo ship in a busy shipping canal south of Amsterdam. The ferry was floating upside down after the accident but it was not immediately clear how many people, if
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    • 131 18 AGENCIES Low doses of aspirin taken to reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes can also lower the risk of colon cancer, British researchers said in a study published on Friday in The Lancet medical journal. They found that taking
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    • 120 18 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH Women who wear miniskirts or show too much cleavage will face fines of up to £440 ($800) undera list of 41 new rules to be introduced by the Italian town Castellammare di Stabia, which is near Naples. The town’s
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  • SCIENCE
    • 919 20  -  KENNETH CHANG THE NEW YORK TIMES CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts) In a basement laboratory at Harvard, Ashley Prince read from the instructions as her lab partner, Allan Jean-Baptiste, poured fruit nectar into a pot. “Heat it to 113°F,” Prince said. Then Jean-Baptiste added a mix
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  • BUSINESS
    • 356 22  -  TRAVIS TEO SINGAPORE Shares of Mainboard-listed Orchard Parade Holdings (OPH) are red hot surging 30 per cent in the last two weeks, including a gain of almost 4.3 per cent on Friday to close at $1.59. OPH, 58.25 per cent owned by private-ly-held Far
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    • 284 22  -  S RAMESH, SATISH CHENEY SINGAPORE The insurance industry needs to make a more concerted effort to keep insurance protection affordable, Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong said on Friday. Speaking at NTUC Income’s 40th anniversary dinner, he called on insurers to place more emphasis on
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    • 529 22  -  Trading halted amid reports S’pore bourse to make $7.8b offer on Monday JO-ANN HUANG, RACHEL KELLY joannhuang@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE The Singapore Exchange (SGX) is reportedly preparing to launch a $7.8 billion offer to take over the Australian stock exchange operator ASX. If the deal goes through,
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    • 184 22  -  RYAN HUANG SINGAPORE Mainboard-listed oil services company Ezra Holdings will buy Norway’s Aker Marine Contractors from Aker Solutions for US$250 million ($325 million), to be paid for in cash, equity and convertible securities. Aker Solutions is a subsidiary of Oslolisted Aker Solutions
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    • 492 23 This makes it the third-biggest IPO in the world AGENCIES HONG KONG The American International Group (AIG) has raised a record HK$138.3 billion ($23 billion) from the Hong Kong initial public offering of AIA, its main Asian unit, putting the world’s largest insurer on
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    • 314 23 AGENCIES LONDON Betfair, the world’s largest online betting exchange, has kicked off with a starting market capitalisation of £1.39 billion ($2.84 billion), after it priced its initial public offering at £13 a share on Friday. In the keenly-watched IPO that lets investors take a
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    • 418 23 AGENCIES GYEONGJU (South Korea) A proposal among the G20 industrial and developing nations to target cuts in current account imbalances, meant to avert a currency war, is itself running into opposition from big exporting nations. The United States and South Korea, host of the two-day
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  • SPORTS
    • 514 26 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH LONDON Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson has dismissed rumours suggesting he is on the verge of quitting. On Wednesday there was a brief flurry of internet activity which claimed the 63 year-old was likely to resign after Thursday night’s Europa League match
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    • 368 26  -  Singaporean duo beat Japan to book quarter final spot LOW LIN FHOONG linfhoong@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Fresh off their sixgold haul from the New Delhi Commonwealth Games, the Republic’s paddlers are on the hunt again at the US$122,000 ($158,800) Austrian Open in Wels. Top
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    • 425 24  -  TAN YO-HINN yohinn@mediacorp.com.sg KUALA LUMPUR After a roller-coaster day that included a three-hour rain delay in the afternoon, the familiar family name Miyazato sits atop of the 60-strong leaderboard after the opening round of the inaugural US$1.8 million Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia. But it belongs to
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    • 329 24  -  GREAT EASTERN-YEO’S S-LEAGUE Gombak United 1 Home United 1 SHAMIR OSMAN SINGAPORE Three Lions slumped on the turf after referee Abas Daud blew his whistle to end proceedings at the hazy Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday night, knowing full well their dreams of the Great Eastern-Yeo’s
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    • 322 24  -  LIM WEILIN SINGAPORE Sunday’s Nike City 10K run will go on as scheduled unless the PSI level exceeds 200, or the National Environment Agency (NEA) advises otherwise. A PSI level between 201 and 300 is considered very unhealthy. Should the PSI
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    • 585 25  -  In the tradition of two great Australian champions, it’s time the Red Bull driver showed his colours IAN DE COTTA F1 senior correspondent ian@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Mark Webber (right) is on the threshold of becoming Australia’s first Formula 1 world champion in 30 years. But the
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    • 421 25 Students chosen for their soccer skills, academic discipline and model behaviour SINGAPORE Their team may not have won the H-TWO-O Ultimate Champions League at the Jalan Besar stadium on Friday, but ITE students Mohd Zulhimi Mohd Yaacob, Seah Si Hao and Arwin
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    • 432 27  -  By calling Fergie a genius and echoing fans’ concerns, Rooney’s played his cards right COMMENTARY MARK OGDEN Mark Ogden is a football correspondent with The Daily Telegraph. His form on the football pitch might have deserted him in recent months but, in football
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    • 368 27 AGENCIES MANCHESTER With all the talk about Manchester City planning to sign Wayne Rooney, Emmanuel Adebayor felt it was time he made his own statement, The Togo international, who has had limited first-team opportunities this season, reacted to the speculation by scoring
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    • 217 27 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed Wayne Rooney apologised after agreeing to sign a five-year contract with Manchester United on Friday. The announcement ended one of the most amazing weeks in their history, which started with hints at unrest and included Rooney’s own concerns about
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  • Page 26 Miscellaneous
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  • 744 1  -  Aging Populations Could Bring Misery to Unprepared Nations ESSAY Slje iN'ciu JJork Sim cs NATASHA SINGER First the good news: We’re living longer, healthier lives than ever before. Life expectancies in Spain, Greece and Austria, for example, doubled over the course of the 20th
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  • 997 1  -  By MARTIN FACKLER Slje iN'ctu JJork Stines OSAKA, Japan Few nations in recent history have seen such a striking reversal of economic fortune as Japan. The original Asian success story, Japan rode one of the great speculative stock and property bubbles of all time in
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    • 36 1 6 14 World Trends Cabbage dish sparks calamity in Korea. AmericAnA Bars where alcohol and guns mix. 16 ArTs sTyles Shakira’s album reveals her global influences. inTelligence: yoani sánchez dreams of a new cuba, Page 2.
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  • WORLD TRENDS
    • 632 2  -  LENS KEVIN DELANEY Sljc iNVlu Jlork ehncs Christine O’Donnell gazed earnestly into the camera for a campaign ad this month and proclaimed: “I’m not a witch.” It may have beenafirstin Ameri- can politics, at least since the late 1600s, but the Delaware Republican was
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    • 632 2  -  intelligence/Yoani YOANI SÁNCHEZ Yoani Sánchez, who was awarded the 2008 Ortegay Gasset prize for digital journalism, blogs at desdecuba.com/generaciony. Send comments to intelligence@nytimes.com. Sljc iNVlu Jlork Ehncs The line in front of the Spanish consulate is over 100 meters long. It is
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    • 77 3 I’m ready for any scrutiny I’ve got nothing to hide. Obviously, it’s an uphill struggle to get your message across in the mainstream media... we have to be in control of the content. One of the things I’m concerned about is that we don’t put
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    • 748 4  -  By ROBERT F. WORTH El)c JsVut Jiork Ehucs AR RAQQAH, Syria The farmlands spreading north and east of this Euphrates River town were once the breadbasket of the region, a vast expanse of golden wheat and sheep. Now, after four years of drought,
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    • 635 4  -  By SIMON ROMERO EljcJChit Jiork Elmcs LIMA, Peru President Alan García is used to being unpopular. During his first term as president about 20 years ago, when Peru was suffering from terrorist attacks by a Maoist insurgency, he was widely blamed for the
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    • 764 6  -  By SUZANNE DALEY Sljc JfcUr Jlork Stmcs CONSTANTA, Romania The 15-year-old had been “trained” in prostitution in a nightclub in the southern Romanian city of Calarasi. Now, the sex traffickers were getting ready to sell her off to a Turkish
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    • 541 6  -  By MARK McDONALD eljcJCcUt Jlork Stones SEOUL, South Korea South Koreans have been vexed recently by a spike in the price of kimchi, the fiery and pungent Korean national dish that typically combines cabbage, radishes, red chili peppers,
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    • 841 8  -  By MICHAEL SLACKMAN 5Jl)c iNcUt JEjork (Mines BERLIN As artifacts go, they are mere trinkets an old purse, playing cards, a lantern. Even the display that caused the crowds to stop and stare is a simple embroidered tapestry, stitched by village women.
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