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  • 24 1 TODAY A=diaCorp SATURDAY, 10 AUGUST 2013 MICA (P) 053/06/2013 TODAY TODAYONLINE.COM WE SET YOU THINKING /VI bdiaCorp SATURDAY, 10 AUGUST 2013 MICA (P) 053/06/2013
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    • 47 1 TODAY BACK, BIGGER, BETTER! BIGGER PRIZES US$5,000 FOR MANAGER OF THE SEASON, US$500 FOR BEST MANAGER EACH MONTH BIGGER BUDGET YOUR TRANSFER KITTY NOW UP TO £60M! BIGGER CHALLENGE THE LEAGUE HAS GONE REGIONAL! US$5,000MAY THE BEST MANAGER WIN TODAYONLINE.COM/ FANTASYLEAGUE MORE DETAILS ON THE NEXT PAGE
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    • 296 2 fl |TODAY| FAWASYa \LEAGUE! TODAY FANTASY LEAGUE GETS BIGGER PROVE YOU’RE THE BESTEPL MANAGER IN THE REGION Every time you tune into an English Premier League match, do you find yourself questioning the team selection, formation and substitutions? Do you spend hours arguing about whether Ashley Cole or Leighton Baines
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  • 655 1  -  WOO SIAN BOON woosianboon@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Singaporeans celebrated the nation’s 48th birthday at the Marina Bay floating platform in a jubilant atmosphere that cloudy skies, the threat of rain and even a curtailed appearance by the Red Lions failed to dampen. Vibrant lights illuminating
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  • 859 1 Factory output up, credit expansion slows, but analysts urge caution over new data JULY ECONOMIC INDICATORS AGENCIES BEIJING —China’s factory output grew in July at its fastest pace since the start of the year, adding to a run of data including Thursday’s surprisingly strong trade
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    • 36 1 EPL ANALYST ADRIAN CLARKE ZOOMS IN ON WHAT FANS CAN EXPECTFROM FIVE NEW MANAGERSTHIS SEASON SPORTS 24 The all-new TODAYAPP FOR ANDROID SMARTPHONES exclusively available on Samsung Apps tdy.sg/newsandroidapp HOT NEWS 8 NATIONAL DAY PHOTO SPREAD
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  • hot news
    • 474 2  -  Shooting incidents prompt some to take more safety precautions or cancel trips CRIME ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY KOK XING HUI xinghui@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE The recent string of shooting incidents across several Malaysian states has spooked some Singaporeans into taking extra precautions or shelving their
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    • 504 2 THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER GEORGE TOWN —A spate of three shootings in 24 hours has alarmed the Penang state government, which has offered to pool its resources with the police to combat escalating crime, including installing more closed-circuit television cameras
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    • 306 4 Funds from 360projects diverted to pay loans or make outside investments UNITS DISTRIBUTED IN VIOLATION OF RULES BLOOMBERG BEIJING A Chinese audit has concluded that about 5.8 billion yuan (S$1.2 billion) was misappropriated from an affordable-housing programme that Premier Li Keqiang said
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    • 321 6 ACCIDENT ON CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY SINGAPORE —A Singaporean, his Korean girlfriend and both her parents were run over and killed yesterday morning in one of the most horrific accidents on the roads here in recent times. The driver of the other car involved
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    • 465 6 ISLAMABAD —The United States State Department has warned Americans not to travel to Pakistan and evacuated non-essential government personnel from the country’s second-largest city because of a specific threat to the consulate there, a US official said. The move was
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    • 106 6 REUTERS Hundreds of tourists were evacuated from Paris’ Eiffel Tower on Friday afternoon in response to a bomb alert, but it was found to be a scare and the tower was reopened two hours later, the police told Reuters. The police sent a bomb
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    • 142 8 Some of the highlights from the National Day Parade 2013. For more, turn the page 1 March-past at the National Day Parade. 2 Equestrian Paralympian Laurentia Tan. 3 A young spectator mesmerised by the parade. PHOTOS BY DON WONG, ERNEST CHUA, OOI BOON KEONG, SION TOUHIG,
      PHOTOS BY DON WONG, ERNEST CHUA, OOI BOON KEONG, SION TOUHIG, XABRYNA KEK, WEE TECK HIAN  -  142 words

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    • 110 7 NO AFTERNOON EDITION FROM SEPT 1, 2013. MORE COPIES EVERY MORNING YOU’VE GIVEN US FEEDBACK, WE’VE LISTENED. WE’RE MOVING OUR AFTERNOON EDITION TO THE MORNING. 40 MRT STATIONS Including Tiong Bahru, Outram Park, Redhill, Kallang, Kovan, Lavender and Boon Keng 18 BUS INTERCHANGES Including Yishun, Pasir Ris, Eunos, Sembawang, Punggol,
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    • 58 9 Back In The '50s, Our World Was In Shades Of Grey ci I ‘4* Kr V t W i Mondays 8pm yw O t i *.V Tft a Ill i SMj >■• F PfcSBi r see? 0P? I. HP •v f 6 oH Watch it first on o o MediaCorpChS
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    • 25 11 NDP2013 PHOTO GALLERY Scan the QR code using the reader app on your smartphone, or you can visit tdy.sg/ndp2013pics for more pictures from yesterday’s parade.
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  • voices
    • 650 12 How ready are young Singaporeans to take up social causes? Here are excerpts from the extended segment of Thursday’s episode of VoicesTODAY CAREER OR CAUSES? TaiXuHong, 29, a former environmental engineer, who gave up an MNCjob that paid several thousand of dollars, to join social enterprise
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    • 331 13  -  FROM THIYAGA RAJU ARUMUGAM It is hard to believe that Atwell Jansen, who mesmerised music lovers with his violin, is no more. I feel blessed to have interacted with him when I used to patronise JJ Atlante at Duxton Road, where his band
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    • 291 13  -  FROM GRACE KOH I refer to the letter, “Strive to be a society of dignity” (Aug 6), regarding “rankism” (the exploitation or humiliation of those with less power or lower status) as a detriment to Singapore, and its solutions: The equal treatment of all
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    • 224 12 VIDEO VOICES TODAY MONEYMAKERS OR CHANGEMAKERS? Scan the QR code using the reader app on your smartphone, or you can visit tdy.sg/voicestoday to watch the replay of Thursday’s show and follow the discussion online. Take a stand against Scars and Str etch Marks. Palmer’s Skin Therapy Oil is a breakthrough
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    • 14 12 •HAVEYOURSAY email your letters to voices@mediacorp.com.sg JOIN THE CONVERSATION facebook.com/todayonline READ MORE LETTERS todayonline.com/voices
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    • 42 13 Is it all about ‘me’ for young S’poreans? Are our under-35s merely ‘money-makers’ entitled, sheltered, all about the 5Cs? Or ‘change-makers’, who’d rather make an impact on society? Have definitions of success changed? Catch the one-hour extended encore telecast today at 5.30pm.
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    • 22 13 LETTER FOLLOW UP ON TRAFFIC REPORTS MADE Scan the QR code or visit tdy.sg/traffic10aug for the letter from Rupert Yeo Eng Huat.
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  • singapore
    • 487 14  -  RAISING QUALITY OF PRE-SCHOOL SECTOR NG JING YNG jingyng@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE One would not normally expect to see students in a kindergarten wielding metal saws and hammers or nailing pieces of wood together, but the six-year-olds at The Caterpillar’s Cove are doing exactly that.
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    • 104 14 Mr Shee Gim Cheng receiving the cheque from Ms Michelle Yin (left), Marketing Communications Manager of Chan Brothers Travel, and Ms Caroline Bone, Marketing Manager of MediaCorp Press. Mr Shee had spent S$2,431 on a tour package from Chan Brothers Travel. He said: ‘I have
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    • 649 15  -  ASHLEY CHIA ashley@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —The problem of a long waiting list for training places and shelters for people with disabilities currently two years could get more acute, say operators of such facilities, who are facing a resource crunch because the
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    • 55 15 okto s biggest talent competition Are your kids reod/P Special talent Colourful costumes Come and impress the judges at the auditions this Sunday! m m 4W w- i > V worths o A 'I i AUDITIONS (Individual Group Categories) Sunday 18 August, Singapore Media Academy From 9am 4pm Log on
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  • world
    • 530 16 Revelation adds to growing crisis of confidence over nuclear safety in North Asia SAFETY WORRIES FORCING RETHINK REUTERS TAIPEI —A nuclear power plant in Taiwan may have been leaking radioactive water for three years, the government has said, adding
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    • 201 16 AP TOK YO —Nagasaki’s Mayor criticised Japan’s government yesterday for failing to back an international nuclear disarmament effort as the country marked the 68th anniversary of the atomic bombing of his city. Mayor Tomihisa Taue said Japan’s inaction “betrayed expectations
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    • 254 17 REUTERS BEIJING —Chinese President Xi Jinping is not serious about fighting corruption and is more intent on maintaining his position than curing the country’s “sickness”, said the most senior official who was jailed for opposing the decision to send in troops
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    • 541 17 VERDICT COULD DECIDE PACE OF RESTRUCTURING REUTERS BEIJING —When the court renders its verdict against disgraced Chinese leader Bo Xilai in a trial that appears imminent, it could also decide the pace of economic reforms planned by the new government of
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    • 455 17 ABDULLAH BADAWI’S NEW BOOK AGENCIES B EIJ ING —The Chinese authorities have been trying to promote breastfeeding, even as China said it would enhance the monitoring of milk powder producers following a contamination scare at New Zealand’s dairy giant, Fonterra. China’s rates of
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    • 427 18 REUTERS LONDON —People infected with a deadly virus that emerged in Saudi Arabia last year may have caught it from onehumped camels used in the region for meat, milk, transport and racing. In a study into what kind of animal “reservoir”
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    • 477 18 M’sian PM agrees with predecessor on need for UMNO reform says process has begun AGENCIES PETALING JAYA —Opposition lawmaker Nurul Izzah Anwar has accepted an invitation to launch former Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi’s book in Singapore on Aug 30. Ms Nurul Izzah, the
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    • 329 18 AGENCIES WASHINGTON —The United States National Security Agency (NSA), hit by disclosures of classified NSA data by former contractor Edward Snowden, has said it intends to eliminate about 90 per cent of its system administrators to reduce the number
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  • business
    • 479 20 But questions remain on who would be willing to buy risky bank assets and at what price NEW TRADING PLATFORM REUTERS BEIJING —China will unveil a new trading platform which will allow banks to sell off loans to other investors laying the groundwork
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    • 185 20 REUTERS SHANGHAI —China is set to amend rules on the setting up of new banks in the country, aiming to tighten requirements for foreign firms while easing regulations for local entities, a draft of revised rules published by its banking
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    • 549 21 Both offers below reserve price, decision expected at board meeting next week BLOOMBERG HONG KONG —Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) has received two offers for its Australian satellite business in the final round of the bidding, including one from United States-list-ed Intelsat, three sources
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    • 745 21 Are his bedroom control issues putting a damper on your relationship? the couple,” said Dr Ng. produced BYTHETODAY SPECIAL PROJECTS TEAM Sexy lingerie, check. Scented candles, check. You have prepped all day for a romantic night with your partner. But when the two of you
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  • sports
    • 666 22  -  Programme aims to fill demand for professionals when Sports Hub opens next year THE ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND OFFERED BY LOCAL VARSITY ADELENE WONG adelenewong@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —The local sports industry is bracing for a boom next year when the S$1.3 billion
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    • 300 22  -  ADELENE WONG SINGAPORE —Oman may not have lost to Singapore since the 1988 Merdeka Cup tournament in Malaysia, but their coach has warned against complacency and overconfidence as they prepare to face the Lions next Wednesday in an Asian Cup qualifier. The visitors,
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    • 582 23  -  Format needs rethink, says world body’s President DAN GUEN CHIN danguenchin@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —The Badminton World Federation (BWF) is taking a serious look at how best to ensure a level playing field in the Olympics qualifiers. This is in the face of a widely-held belief that
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    • 383 23  -  FELICIA QUICK SINGAPORE —He has been in Moscow since last Saturday and the long summer days are putting Calvin Kang in good spirits as he readies himself for another big international outing. Today at 2.31pm, Kang will jump from the starting blocks of Lane
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    • 187 23 AP Top-seeded Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia and defending champion Lin Dan of China scored impressive quarter-final wins yesterday to stay on course for a much-anticipated men’s final clash at the Badminton World Championships.Lee, who lost to Lin in two
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    • 1326 24  -  The new English Premier League season has an air of unpredictability about it as the top three clubs all have new managers in David Moyes, Jose Mourinho and Manuel Pellegrini. To kick off our countdown to the new campaign Adrian Clarke (sports@mediacorp.com.sg) zooms in on what
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    • 416 25 AGENCIES LONDON Even as news emerged that Wayne Rooney may not play a part in the Community Shield against Wigan, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho said he has not given up hope of signing the unsettled Manchester United star. Premier League champions United have already
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    • 514 26  -  Since bookmakers make their living on getting the odds right for matches, David Ngiau (david@mediacorp. com.sg) is advising that you tap on their expertise to help your TODAY Fantasy League team do well. TODAY FANTASY LEAGUE David Ngiau David Ngiau is Deputy Digital Media
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    • 447 26 AP PITTSFORD (NEW YORK) —Rory McIlroy is happy to be back at the PGA Championship, and it is already showing. Having endured plenty of wayward shots this season, the 24-year-old was feeling more positive about his game after opening with a 1-un-der 69 on Thursday at
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    • 37 26 TODAY FANTASY LEAGUE SEASON 2 Join the TODAY Fantasy League at www.todayonline.com/fantasyleague, and stand to win US$500 in the Manager of the Month Awards, as well as the top prize of US$5,000 for Manager of the Season.
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  • Page 26 Miscellaneous
    • 110 26 Live telecast of Manchester Utd us Wigan on 11 August 2013, 9pm at Liuewire(Singapore Pools), Liuewire(RWS), Liuewire(MBS) and SportsBuzz(Kranji). LW* Telecast not available at Livewire(Singapore Pools) For the latest live’ telecast listing, visit www.singaporepools.com.sg iw fns'unc] L i vew i re (MBS) Livewire (RWS) (21 yrs and above) Livewire (Singapore
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    • 52 27 DOUBLE DATE HIT THE PINOT NOIR AND DUCK FOOD TRAIL 30 BUDDHA BAR SAMPLING PARADISE GROUP’S NEW DINING CONCEPT 31 CROWNING JEWEL THE FOLK SINGER TAKES ON A COUNTRY LEGEND 32 SATURDAY, 10 AUGUST 2013 ISLAND DISCOVERY FOR A TASTE OF HOME, TRY SOME CARIBBEAN CUISINE 31 PHOTO: JERK CHICKEN
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        648 28  -  HERE’S A MERCE ES-BENZ WH SE BOOT IS MORE LIKELY TO BE FILLED WITH JIMMY CHOOS THAN A PRAM LEOW JU-LEN features@mediacorp.com.sg Are you relatively young, well-to-do and unencumbered by children? Well good for you because Mer-cedes-Benz, in its current drive to leave no demographic stone unturned, has
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        277 29  -  The Lexus IS 300h packs guilt-free motoring into a grin-inducing package LEXUS IS 300H F SPORT DERRYN WONG SINGAPORE Meet the third-generation Lexus IS. It’s completely new, but the extroverted styling (which features cues from the LFA supercar) is what’ll really draw eyeballs. Especially with the F Sport
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      • 263 29  -  Renault’s family sedan expands its visual vocabulary while remaining feature-packed RENAULT FLUENCE DERRYN WONG SINGAPORE The Fluence is Renault’s Euro-alternative to mainstream family sedans from East Asia. This time round it really is “Euro” since it’s made in France (not Korea, like before) and gets modern Renault styling
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    • food
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        394 30  -  Cloudy Bay’s pinot and duck tasting trail makes its S’pore debut PAIR UP DON MENDOZA donm@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Cloudy Bay’s pinot noir may often be eclipsed by the label’s prevalent and award-winning sauvignon blancs, but it’s far from being underappreciated. In fact, the Cloudy Bay Pinot Noir 2011
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        494 30 PRE-THEATRE SET DINNERS AT MARINA BAY SANDS Fans of The Phantom Of The Opera can now enjoy special pre-theatre menus at four celebrity chef restaurants at Marina Bay Sands. CUT by Wolfgang Puck (Tel: 6688 8517), for instance, is serving a two-course set dinner (S$65 per person) with
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        347 31  -  Caribbean fare is more familiar than one might imagine FOOD REVIEW: LIME HOUSE KOH YUEN LIN SINGAPORE —Its dreamy origins is located some 10,000 miles away, but Caribbean food is surprisingly familiar, at least as far as Lime House’s humble offerings are concerned. The turmeric-laced Curry Goat (S$16),
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      • 374 31  -  The new Le Restaurant offers a dining experience unlike any other FOOD REVIEW: LE RESTAURANT ANNETTE TAN SINGAPORE —Le Restaurant is the Paradise Group’s most ambitious project to date in one opulent, sprawling space, there is a bar, a lounge, a palatial dining room, modern Chinese
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    • culture&lifestyle
      • 560 32 The American singer rekindles passion for acting as June Carter NEW ROLE SINGAPORE —Speaking to Jewel Kilcher almost feels like you’re speaking to someone you’ve known for a long time. She has a friendly and sweet demeanour to her speech, and her soft speaking voice
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      • 259 32 REUTERS NEW YORK —Simon Cowell, the acerbic judge on The X Factor talent show, tied for first place as the highest-paid personality on American television with America’s Got Talent judge Howard Stern, according to Forbes.com. Cowell, 53, jumped from third place last year, while Stern
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        • 88 33  -  MORE STORIES ONLINE CHRISTOPHER TOH Admittedly, while I had heard of Heritage growing up, I never really saw what the fuss was about until Heritage was part of a bill for the Singapore Arts Festival fringe event called Rock The New Frontier .Despite being the veteran act,
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        • 104 33  -  HON JING YI Deciding whether I should spend my money watching a new film in theatres, or simply wait for it to make its way to DVD rental stores, ITunes or cable TV, always poses a bit of a conundrum. Take, for instance, Hong
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        • 98 33  -  PHIN WONG In his new film The Conjuring, actor Ron Livingston has to endure many horrors: Strange sounds, malicious spirits, demonic possessions you name it. But the scariest things the 46-year-old actor had to come face-to-face with were his children. Or at least the
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        • 91 33  -  PHIN WONG James Wan’s the director of the scariest movie of the year, the self-proclaimed “grandfather of torture porn” and he’s got roots in Sarawak. “Growing up in Malaysia, when I was much younger, my aunties and uncles and grandparents would tell me ghost
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    • 1127 36 CHANNEL tellchannel5@mediacorp.com.sg CHANNEL tellchannel8@mediacorp.com.sg 6.00AM The Jeff Probst Show (HD5) 8.00 The Dr Oz Show II 9.00 S-League 2013 (Highlight Show)(HD5) 9.30 The Ellen Degeneres Show X (HD5) 10.15 Just For Laughs Gags IX 10.30 Mobbed: A Father’s Apology 11.30 Films And Stars NOON The Fast Lane (HD5) 12.30PM GP
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