Today, 2 January 2012

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  • 20 1 Today MICA (P) 031/10/2011 A PUBLICATION OF NEWS HOTLINE 6822 2268 Monday January 2, 2012 www.todayonline.com we set you thinking
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  • 375 1  -  SUMITA SREEDHARAN sumitas@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Commuters heading to work or school in the new year can expect an increase in train frequency during peak hours, especially along the EastWest Line, as another train found damaged during last month’s disruptions returned to service.
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  • 546 1 It has successfully produced, tested fuel rods for nuclear use REUTERS TEHRAN Iran has successfully produced and tested fuel rods for use in its nuclear power plants, state television reported yesterday, in a snub to international demands that it halt sensitive nuclear work. The development was announced
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    • 149 1 @tdysports SPORTS FANS, STAY UP TO DATE ATTWITTER.COM/TDYSPORTS SCORES ANALYSIS NEWS >> CHECKS TO BECOMPLETED BY END-JAN VOICES 12 Do you know? In Thailand, it is believed that the first of the day brings sa good luck for the of the day rest >* 4 mu. The products and services
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  • HOT NEWS
    • 544 2 REUTERS SEOUL North Korea called on its people yesterday to rally behind new leader Kim Jong Un and protect him as “human shields”, while working to solve the “burning issue” of food shortages by upholding the policies of his late father,
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    • 324 2 REUTERS NEW DELHI India will allow individual foreign investors direct access to its stock market from Jan 15, the government said yesterday, the latest step to liberalise Asia’s third-larg-est economy after a year of big losses on the benchmark Sensex index. Previously,
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    • 707 3  -  ESTHER NG estherng@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE With the Government ready to supply more land sites for executive condominiums (EC) this year, property analysts feel the ramp-up could stabilise prices in the mass private property market and possibly spell the end of the Design, Build and
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    • 329 3 CHANNEL NEWSASIA SINGAPORE The wife of a Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) serviceman stationed in the United States was killed in a road accident in the state of Idaho last Friday. According to American news website KTVB.COM, five others in the
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    • 352 3 CHANNEL NEWSASIA SINGAPORE Singapore Airlines says it is making preparations to procure pollution permits to fly to Europe. In a statement to MediaCorp, SIA says it is not ruling out any option to recover the additional burden from having
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    • 438 4 Member of group behind deadly 1995 Tokyo subway sarin attack spent 17 years on the run AP TOKYO A member of the doomsday cult behind a deadly Tokyo subway gas attack and other crimes turned himself in to the police after 17 years on the
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    • 402 4 CHANNEL NEWSASIA SINGAPORE The Government will need to discuss measures concerning population from a comprehensive point of view, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday. In his New Year message on Saturday, Mr Lee had described population as a “particularly complex and critical challenge”.
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    • 426 4  -  HOE YEEN NIE SINGAPORE A masterplan is in the works to map out possible uses of underground space, named as a strategic resource by the high-level Economic Strategies Committee in land-strapped Singapore. The Ministry of National Development said details will be released
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    • 339 5 fW r> *3 r> r b r> i %x Si v. m m m r> /p- i'j^’Jr i* *r > -y»— r-' Tk orchardcenirai 2 Jan to 19 Feb 2012 ove new rules, new experiences. A10YE STORY UNFOLDS AT 0C Bliss. That’s all we want for someone as special as
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  • COMMENT&ANALYSIS
    • 2089 6 From Fukushima to the Arab Spring, 2011 was a year of the unexpected. Will 2012 bring even greater surprises?The FinancialTimes writers attempt to read the runes THE FINANCIAL TIMES LIMITED Will the euro zone survive intact? Martin Wolf: Yes. The commitment of member governments and,
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    • 745 8  -  JOSHUA MULDAVIN Joshua Muldavin is professor of human geography at Sarah Lawrence College. THE NEW YORK TIMES Two weeks ago, peasants in Wukan, a fishing village in the prosperous southern Chinese province of Guangdong, took over their village, throwing out local leaders. Because of long unanswered
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    • 1170 10  -  The ideological fantasy of an inexorably rising India has beguiled many for so long but reality is setting in PANKAJ MISHRA Pankaj Mishra, the author of Temptations of the West: How to Be Modern in India, Pakistan, Tibet and Beyond, is a Bloomberg View
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  • VOICES
    • 498 12  -  Letter from Tan Nguan Sen Director, Catchment Waterways, PUB NATIONAL water agency PUB thanks Mr Peter Loon for his letter “Call it what it is: Flooding” and Mr Huen Yeong Kong for his Point Of View on Dec 27. We wish to clarify that
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    • 439 12  -  Should he (Zainudin Nordin) determine that our national league has failed and he is not confident of restoring it to the heyday of its early years, he should bite the bullet and end the S-League. Letter from Gidania Wong I ECHO Mr Chan Teck Guan’s
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    • 334 12  -  We are now working closely with international and local experts to check the system in order to ascertain the root cause(s) contributing to the multiple dropping of claws. Letter from Goh Chee Kong Senior Vice President, Communications Services, SMRT Corporation
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    • 447 13  -  Letter from Noel Chia Kok Hwee I THANK the reporter for her comprehensive article “Barrier-free access?” (Dec 26) and hope it has made us realise how much we take for granted the things, services, buildings and our surroundings that are accessible to us every
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    • 473 13  -  I SAY George Martin Jacobs The writer is the president of the Vegetarian Society (Singapore). Singapore has more than 500 vegetarian outlets, and many non-veggie eateries offer a growing variety of veggie options. Unfortunately, stereotypes discourage people from enjoying veggie food. Two of
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    • 251 13  -  Letter from Rupal Arora I READ with interest the article “Kids will not eat veggies? Try rewards, a study says”, (Dec 15). As an early childhood educator and mother of a once fussy eater, I feel strongly about inculcating healthy eating habits
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  • SINGAPORE
    • 290 14 CHANNEL NEWSASIA SINGAPORE The new year was welcomed in a variety of ways here yesterday, with some a celebration of new life and old ties. Some proud parents, for example, welcomed the year with a new addition to their families. The
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    • 210 14  -  SHARON SEE SINGAPORE The New Year began on an extra high note for six daredevils yesterday morning as they attempted the largest BASE jumping stunt here. The six BASE jumpers launched off the Observation Deck of the SkyPark at Marina Bay
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    • 476 14  -  S RAMESH rameshs@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Employers expect the new Retirement and Re-employment Act which came into effect yesterday to be implemented smoothly, after four years of work by tripartite partners to get workers and employers ready. The Act will require employers to offer eligible
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  • WORLD
    • 161 15 AP TOKYO A 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck under the sea south of Japan yesterday, shaking buildings in the capital but causing no apparent damage or tsunami. The quake struck near the uninhabited island of Torishima in the Pacific Ocean, about 600 km south of Tokyo, and its
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    • 235 15 AGENCIES TANJUNG MALIM Seventeen students were arrested during a demonstration for greater academic freedom at a university in Perak state early yesterday, reports said. Students and opposition politicians claimed several undergraduates involved in the peaceful demonstration were allegedly beaten and arrested after refusing
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    • 162 15 AP CHENNAI Heavy rains and winds unleashed by a cyclone over India’s southeastern coast killed at least 42 people and damaged hundreds of homes, officials and news reports said on Saturday. Cyclone Thane struck Tamil Nadu state and the territory of Puducherry on Friday before weakening
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    • 614 15 AP TAIPEI Washington has been lavishing attention on Taiwan, stepping up official visits and saying it will likely allow visafree travel to the United States. The moves are raising suspicions that America is trying to influence a tight presidential election here in January. President
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    • 120 16 AGENCIES Do you have change for a milliondollar note? The police say a North Carolina man insisted his fake million-dollar note was real when he was buying US$476 (S$617) worth of items at a Walmart. Investigators told the WinstonSalem Journal that 53-year-old
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    • 137 16 AP Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts says he has “complete confidence” in his colleagues’ ability to step away from cases when their personal interests are at stake and noted that judges should not be swayed by “partisan demands”. The comment, included in Mr Roberts’
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    • 246 16 AGENCIES LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles police are seeking a serial arsonist or arsonists suspected of starting dozens of fires in Hollywood, damaging buildings and cars throughout the area. Those responsible are thought to have started the fires by setting vehicles
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    • 333 17 AP HONOLULU United States President Barack Obama signed a wide-ranging defence Bill into law on Saturday despite having “serious reservations” about provisions that regulate the detention, interrogation and prosecution of suspected terrorists. The Bill also applies penalties against Iran’s central bank in an effort
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    • 426 17 THE NEW YORK TIMES HONOLULU President Barack Obama is heading into his re-election campaign with plans to step up his offensive against an unpopular Congress, concluding that he cannot pass any major legislation this year because of Republican hostility toward his agenda. Mr
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    • 409 17 AGENCIES DES MOINES (Iowa) Do not expect the first round of voting in the Republican presidential contest to say much about the heart and soul of the Republican Party. Months of televised debates and campaigning have left the party as splintered and ill-defined as
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    • 167 18 BLOOMBERG HONG KONG Hong Kong suspended poultry imports from the area in southern China where a man died from the H5N1 bird flu virus, according to a statement posted yesterday on the region’s Centre For Food Safety website. The import of live, chilled
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    • 127 18 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH LONDON Cambridge University students have underperformed in exams because they ditched their studies to protest the rise in tuition fees and varsity funding cuts, according to the provost of King’s College. As a result, the institution has seen
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    • 240 18 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH AP LONDON Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has ordered an urgent review of faulty silicone breast implants given to more than 40,000 women after an investigation showed the rupture rate could be seven times higher than previously believed. The
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    • 237 18 AP McDONALD (Ohio) Officials believe the latest earthquake activity in north-east Ohio is related to the injection of wastewater into the ground near a fault line, creating enough pressure to cause seismic activity. The brine wastewater comes from drilling operations that use the so-called fracking
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    • 345 18 Children dressed as Holocaust victims cause outrage REUTERS JERUSALEM Ultra-Orthodoxjewish demonstrators caused outrage yesterday by dressing children as Holocaust victims to protest against what they see as persecution of devout Jews seeking gender separation in Israel. A boy wearing a cloth cap and the sidecurls of
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    • 161 18 AP The Chinese authorities have jailed prominent lawyer and outspoken government critic Gao Zhisheng in a remote prison in the far western Xinjiang region, his brother said yesterday. The whereabouts of Gao, who earlier said he had been kidnapped and
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    • 169 19 AP MIDLAND (Texas) A man was detained after trying to go through a security checkpoint at a Texas airport with explosives in militarygrade wrapping, federal and local officials said. The man was stopped on Saturday at a security checkpoint at the Midland International
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    • 546 19 AP OKARA (Pakistan) Mr Sultan Mehmood Gujar was a solid supporter of Islamist militants fighting in Pakistan, Afghanistan and India, even donating money to them, until he attended an innovative 40-day lecture series by a moderate cleric aimed at countering violent extremism.
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    • 119 19 AP Yemen’s outgoing President Ali Abdullah Saleh has reversed his decision to leave Yemen, according to his ruling party. Last weekend, he told reporters he would travel to the United States for a period to help bring calm to his nation. But on Saturday,
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    • 96 19 AP Hundreds of Ethiopian troops poured into a western Somalia border town on Saturday, opening a new front against the militant group Al Shabab, which now faces hostile militaries on three sides. Resident Mohammed Abdi said hundreds of residents fled Beledweyne on Saturday
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    • 178 19 AP Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan declared an indefinite state of emergency in parts of Africa’s most populous nation on Saturday, after a recent slew of deadly attacks blamed on a northern-based radical Muslim sect killed dozens of people. The state of emergency
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    • 281 19 AGENCIES CAIRO An Arab League advisory body called yesterday for the immediate withdrawal of the organisation’s monitoring mission in Syria, saying it was allowing Damascus to cover up continued violence and abuses. “For this to happen in the presence of Arab monitors
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    • Article, Illustration
      353 20 AP NEW YORK From New Zealand to New York, the world welcomed a new year with confetti-filled celebrations, glittering fireworks displays and star-studded festivities. For one night, at least, revellers gathered and hoped for a better future, saying goodbye to a year of hurricanes, tsunamis and economic
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    • 226 20 AP MANILA Despite an official scare campaign including showing gory pictures of injuries firecrackers and gunfire injured nearly 500 people in the Philippines as revellers welcomed the new year in one of the world’s most raucous and dangerous celebrations. About a dozen flights were diverted
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    • 266 20 AP Thousands of dead birds rained down on a town in Arkansas last New Year’s Eve, after revellers set off fireworks that spooked them from their roost, and officials were reporting a similar occurrence on Saturday as 2012 arrived. Police
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  • BUSINESS
    • 471 21  -  MILLET ENRIQUEZ emelita@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Investors are likely to tread 2012 with caution as growth prospects in the United States, the euro zone and China remain uncertain. Volatility will likely rule the day in the first six months before markets find some clarity about
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    • WEEKLY ROUNDUP (DEC 26TO 30)
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        65 21 FRIDAY CLOSE 2,646.35 (-0.99%) Thursday 2,672.78 p 0.24% Wednesday 2,666.25 q 0.28% Tuesday 2,673.62 q 0.11% Monday CLOSED THE WEEKAHEAD The Singapore stock market will continue to be dogged by fears over a potential double-dip recession in the US, slowing growth in China and the euro zone debt crisis.
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      • 30 21 È Ç HANG SENG 18,434.39 8,455.35 NIKKEI 8,455.35 (+0.71%) SHANGHAI È È È Ç 2,199.42 (-1.80%) AUSTRALIA 4,056.60 (+2.31%) MUMBAI 15,454.92 (-2.22) MALAYSIA 1,530.73 (+2.31%) SEOUL 1,825.74 (-2.22) È
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      • 106 21 STOCK CALL Buy S$9.30 DMG maintains its rating with a S$11.40 target price. The house says: “In our view, elevated crude oil prices would support higher capex spending for the offshore oil and gas industry, and we expect 2012 order flow to remain robust.” Last week, Keppel announced its
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    • 688 21  -  RYAN HUANG SINGAPORE The Republic is likely to see slower wage growth and fewer jobs created amid slowing economic growth. According to some economists, the country is on track to create slightly more than 100,000 jobs in 2011, down slightly
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    • 523 22  -  Frontier economies ‘like India and China 20 years ago’ AVELYN NG avelynngsy@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Myanmar and Cambodia have emerged as high-growth investment destinations, with Myanmar recently engaging high-level Western diplomats, while Cambodia is continuing with economic reforms. Franklin Templeton Investments said the frontier economies are now in
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    • 409 22 REUTERS BEIJING China’s big manufacturers narrowly avoided a contraction last month, a survey showed yesterday, but downward risks persist and suggest the world’s secondlargest economy will need fresh policy support to counter a slowdown in growth. The official purchasing managers’ index (PMI), complied by
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  • DIGITAL
    • 797 23 THE NEW YORK TIMES NEW YORK Traditional print dictionaries have long enlisted lexicographers to scrutinise new words as they pop up, weighing their merits and eventually accepting some of them. Not Wordnik, the vast online dictionary (picture). No modern-day Samuel Johnson
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    • 391 23 AP LOS ANGELES Fans of the clean, inviting look of the iPhone, iPad and other blockbuster Apple products are legion, and that includes Queen Elizabeth II. The British monarch has awarded a knighthood to Jonathan Paul Ive (picture), a British citizen and head of Apple’s design
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  • SPORTS
    • 836 24 Scot reveals that he will not be quitting football until at least 2014 AGENCIES ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE Man United 2 Blackburn 3 MANCHESTER Sir Alex Ferguson demanded an instant response from his Manchester United players at Newcastle on Wednesday after his side slipped to
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    • 361 25 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH MANCHESTER Manchester United stuck to their story that Wayne Rooney (picture) missed Saturday’s Premier League defeat by Blackburn through injury rather than for disciplinary reasons. Rooney was not even selected as a substitute for United’s shock 3-2 defeat, despite Sir Alex Ferguson being
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    • 424 25 Anichebe ends goal drought with last-gasp goal in a bore match THE GUARDIAN ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE West Brom 0 Everton 1 WEST BROMWICH The match between West Bromwich Albion and Everton yesterday was so muted that visiting goalkeeper Tim Howard did not have a
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    • 577 26 FA release report, say defence offered by Liverpool striker was ‘full of inconsistencies’ THE DAILY TELEGRAPH LONDON The Football Association on Saturday delivered a damning written verdict on the race-abuse case against Liverpool striker Luis Suarez. A 115-page document released to Liverpool and Manchester United
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    • 534 26  -  The Daily Telegraph’s Henry Winter analyses why Liverpool’s striker has no chance of winning an appeal COMMENTARY HENRY WINTER Printed on the FA website on New Year’s Eve, the written reasons behind Luis Suarez’s eight-match ban for racially abusing Patrice Evra suggests Liverpool
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    • 536 27 Chelsea manager concedes defeat in title race, does not fear losing his job THE GUARDIAN ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE Chelsea 1 Aston Villa 3 LONDON After Chelsea’s shocking 3-1 capitulation to Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, Andre Villas-Boas admits he has
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    • 374 27 THE GUARDIAN ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE Arsenal 1 QPR 0 LONDON Robin van Persie’s solitary goal against Queens Park Rangers took Arsenal into fourth place after Chelsea slipped up at home to Aston Villa. Nobody could have foreseen such a position in the dark days
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    • 363 27 AGENCIES ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE Swansea 1 Tottenham 1 LONDON Despite the obvious disappointment of relinquishing an interval lead, there were no complaints from Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp, who poured lavish praise on Swansea City and their unique approach which forced a
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    • 736 28  -  Fans fear blanket coverage of LionsXII in the M-League will be detrimental to local football scene PHILIP GOH philipgoh@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE They drew curious stares from the sparse Orchard Road crowd. Dressed in their football jerseys, carrying scarves and flags, members of local fan
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    • 315 28 REUTERS NBA Nuggets 89 Lakers 92 LOS ANGELES Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol each added 17 points for the Lakers in their 92-89 win over the Denver Nuggets on Saturday, but it was Andrew Bynum who stole the spotlight with 29 points. It was Bynum’s
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    • 67 1 ARTS MUSIC MOVIES TELEVISION WINE DINE STYLE DESIGN HEALTH TECH TRAVEL CARS JANUARY 2, 2012 A PUBLICATION OF CELEBS TO TWEET LESS IN 2012? T4 THE PRICE OF A NEW YEAR’S COUNTDOWN T7 DESIGN DESIGNER SHOPPING WITH A TWIST T8 EMBRACING 2012 ALL THE ARTS PROGRAMMES TO CATCH IN THE
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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    • 259 11 ON MEDIACORP A SONGTO REMEMBER (Last Episode; PG-Some Violence) Channel 8, 9pm Qiao’er wants to burn Xu Kun, Yu Hong and Jiumei. Fortunately, Mo Li Guang rescues them in time. Qiao’er escapes and disappears. Yu Hong prepares to go on stage during the opening of the musical. She is unaware
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    • 630 11 6.00AM Nobel Peace Prize Concert 2010 7.30 Style Star: Cate Blanchett And Nicole Kidman 8.00 Disney Skyrunners 10.00 Bratz CHANNEL NOON Pooh’s Heffalump Movie 1.30PM Cyril: Simply Magic 2.30 Sunshine 4.30 Enemy Of The State 7.15 Michael Jackson’s This Is It 9.30 News 5 Tonight 10.00 Spartacus: Blood And Sand
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    • 291 11 ON MEDIACORP BEYOND THE LAST JOURNEY Channel NewsAsia, 7.32pm The final episode features the reunion of three women who grew up along the rail tracks; the adventures of an insatiable traveller; and a local film-maker’s mission to preserve Singapore’s heritage. KANTHASAMY Vasantham, 10pm Impoverished people find their wishes fulfilled at
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