Today, 31 October 2015

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      Lock icon China warns US: Minor incident may lead to confrontation
      553 2 This could happen if America does not stop its ‘provocative acts’in South China Sea ‘CHERISH GOOD SITUATION BETWEEN CHINESE, U.S. NAVIES’ AGENCIES BEIJING/WASHINGTON China’s naval commander told his United States counterpart that a minor incident could lead to confrontation in the
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      Lock icon Change in one-child policy will go only so far: Analysts
      885 4 World’s No 2 economy should push ahead with political reforms they say CHINA NEEDS TO THINK LONG TERM, BEYOND POPULATION GROWTH AGENCIES B E I J I N G The “one-child” policy change announced by the Communist Party on Thursday
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      Lock icon SOCIAL MEDIA USERS VARY IN REACTION, FROM HIGH PRAISE TO PESSIMISM
      433 4 THE NEW YORK TIMES The Chinese Communist Party’s historic decision to ease its restrictions on the number of children all married couples are allowed to have, thereby turning its decades-old “one-child” policy into a “two-child” policy, was met with
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      Lock icon Hopes of baby boom drive up stocks of related items
      409 4 AGENCIES SINGAPORE —China’s decision to end its one-child policy offered a boost to baby-related stocks yesterday, on expectations that the end of the three-decade policy would give a lift to dairy producers and those that sell products for infants. China
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      Khaw questions timing of train test that led to NEL disruption
      578 5 In blog post he asks why In blog post, he asks why testing of new trains was done during major exam period SINGAPORE New trains need to be tested, but it is questionable whether they needed to be tested
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      Lock icon Maritime Silk Road will promote ASEAN integration, says ESM Goh
      595 5  -  ALBERT WAI albertwai@mediacorp.com.sg GUANGZHOU China’s proposal for a 21st Century Maritime Silk Road can be a pathway towards a “peaceful and prosperous Asian Community”, said Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday, adding that one of the ways to achieve
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      Failed CCTV ruse led to confrontation, court hears
      832 6  -  ACCUSED CLAIMS OLDER VICTIM THREATENED HIM WITH KNIFE KELLY NG kellyng@mediacorp.com.sg SING A PORE —His best-laid plans to clear a bank debt by robbing car workshop owner Tan Boon Sin fell apart because he overlooked putting batteries into a dummy CCTV camera
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      Lock icon Policeman had debts close to half-a-million dollars
      485 6 KELLY NG SINGAPORE A year after getting married, Iskandar Rahmat split from his wife and ended up with debts of close to half a million dollars, resulting from housing, car and renovation loans. Even after selling his Tampines flat and having his car
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      Lock icon Proximity Housing Grant proving popular
      344 7 SINGAPORE The response to the new Proximity Housing Grant (PHG) has been “most encouraging”, with more than one in five home buyers applying for the grant since it took effect on Aug 24, National Development Minister Lawrence Wong said in a blog post yesterday. The
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      Lock icon Proximity Housing Grant proving popular
      344 7 (2nd Edition) SINGAPORE The response to the new Proximity Housing Grant (PHG) has been “most encouraging”, with more than one in five home buyers applying for the grant since it took effect on Aug 24, National Development Minister Lawrence Wong said in a blog post yesterday. The
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      9 8 WORLD EMISSIONS CURBS WILL SLOW TEMPERATURE RISE: UN 14
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      APP Group committed to protecting natural forests
      316 10  -  FROM AIDA GREENBURY Managing director, chief sustainability, Asia Pulp Paper Group In the letter “How APP can clear the smoke” (Oct 29), a comparison was drawn between Asia Pulp Paper Group and another company’s conservation commitment of 70,000ha. We feel this is misleading
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      Change mindsets so seniors can contribute to GDP
      533 10  -  FROM GEOFFREY KUNG In “The silver lining in ageing” (Oct 20), the writer highlighted the economic leverage Singapore’s silver population possesses. Her estimate of our elderly population’s “high spending power” is a result of the pioneer generation’s savings habit, compared with those
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        SMRT SHOULD RETAIN EARNINGS FOR MAINTENANCE COSTS
        81 10  -  FRANKIE WONG CHEE KIN I refer to the report “Rail maintenance expenses to account for half of rail revenue: SMRT” (Oct 28).TheSMRT board has declared an interim dividend of 1.5 cents per ordinary share, but should not SMRT consider ploughing back the accumulated
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        LOWER TAXES WILL ENCOURAGE MORE TO USE HYBRID CARS
        60 10  -  CHENG SHOONG TAT To encourage motorists thinking of switching to the greener hybrid vehicles, the Land Transport Authority should review its formula for computing the road taxes payable on such vehicles. The formula should require lower road taxes on petrol-electric vehicles
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      Lock icon Researcher who solves navigation problems wins top defence award
      477 12  -  DR POH ENG KEE IS A RECIPIENT OF THIS YEAR’S DEFENCE TECHNOLOGY PRIZE STACEY LIM staceylim@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Two years ago, American investigators took two months to find the truck driver who had disrupted the air-traffic control system at Newark airport in
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      100 counsellors to be deployed to schools, ITEs, polytechnics by 2017
      477 12  -  AMANDA LEE SINGAPORE What students like doing in their free time, what their interests are, and whether they are driven by action or are more analytical by nature: These are questions Ms Kua Yen Peng, a banker-turned-school counsellor, asks
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      Veteran weapons developer snares tech prize
      328 12  -  STACEY LIM SINGAPORE —Over the last 30 years, he has had a role in the development of customised solutions for artillery weapons for the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF), from the first to the third generation of weapons. Mr Teo Chew Kwee, chief engineer for
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      Airlines allowed to recover costs from foreigners denied entry: ICA
      663 13  -  TOH EE MING toheeming@mediacorp.com.sg S I N G A P O R E Foreigners who are turned away from entering Singapore and awaiting repatriation may have to pay for any transportation and accommodation costs incurred because of their denial of
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      370 13 m mi T m i 5Penang ass ITINERARY DAY 1 (DEC 17) SINGAPORE PENANG (MOB) Head to Marina Bay Cruise Centre for embarkation from 11am. (Note: last check-in for cruise is at 2.30pm) Join in a meet and greet session with Lee Teng for an up-close-and-personal photo opportunity. Enjoy to
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      Lock icon Emissions curbs will slow temperature rise: UN
      430 14 NATIONS PLANNING MEASURES TO CUT 4 BILLION TONNES OF CARBON EMISSIONS BY 2030 REUTERS OSLO Plans by about 150 countries to curb greenhouse gas emissions will slow climate change this century and keep alive a goal of limiting a rise in temperatures to
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      Lock icon Caribbean dealings stalk 1MDB
      1071 15 FINANCIAL TIMES KUALA LUMPUR/HONG KONG It is an international mystery featuring tropical islands, a Saudi oil company and the fate of billions of dollars of Malaysian state investment fund money. It is also a central enigma in a scandal that has engulfed the South-east Asian country
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      48 14 f STYLE: MEETS SECRET AT WISMA ATRIA 7 November 2015, 7pm m w V n mM Spend $450 at Wisma Atria to win a pair of passes 5 Lucky winners each stand a chance to take a photo with SECRET Log on to wisnaaonline.com for more detaiis It
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      Food firms get help to boost productivity with digital solutions
      414 16  -  NEW PLAN AIMS TO AUGMENT TRANSITION TO SUSTAINABLE GROWTH RUMI HARDASMALANI rumih@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE In an attempt to help food companies transition towards more sustainable growth led by a leaner workforce and improved productivity, the Government will proactively help them adopt
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      DBS tweaks India strategy to focus on SME business over retail
      588 16  -  RUMI HARDASMALANI SINGAPORE DBS, South-east Asia’s biggest bank, is quietly editing its India strategy to shift focus from retail banking to being the lender of choice for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and is accordingly fine-tun-ing its local branch
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      UOB beats expectations with S$858m Q3 profit
      305 16  -  LEE YEN NEE S I N G A P O R E South-east Asia’s third-largest lender, United Overseas Bank (UOB), posted a 1 per cent year-on-year drop in net profit for the third quarter, but beat expectations due to strong core income and
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      139 17 Sat, 31 Oct 2015 Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza, from 1pm May The Best Hand Win! Who will win this year’s MediaCorpSubaru Car Challenge? Join us this weekend to cheer on the contestants as they weather the elements for a brand-new Subaru XV 1.6 I-S with COE and $5,000 worth
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      CARTER TO WIN IT FOR THE ALL BLACKS
      1428 18  -  BOTH SIDES ARE EVEN IN ALMOST ALL AREAS, BUT CARTER’S SUBLIME KICKING AND VISION IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN JUSTIN SAMPSON sports@mediacorp.com.sg TODAY guest columnist Justin Sampson coached the Singapore national rugby team from 1996 to 2002. He is also a
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      Lock icon 8 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT TONIGHT’S BIG CLASH
      1024 19  -  SHAHIRON SAHARI shahirons@mediacorp.com.sg The writer, TODAY’S Executive Chief Sub-editor, was a former national rugby player, and played for local clubs Singapore Cricket Club, Wanderers and St Andrew’s Old Boys Association. 1THE BARE FACTS This final is between a side that have never
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      Lock icon THE MESS BEHIND MOURINHO’S BLUES
      1220 20  -  ADRIAN CLARKE sports@mediacorp.com.sg Adrian Clarke is a former Arsenal midfielder who has played at every level of the English game. Now an experienced sports journalist, he writes for many international publications. Fickleness in football should never surprise us. Five months ago, Jose Mourinho gleefully held
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      Lock icon EXHAUSTION LOOMS OVER MUGURUZA
      631 21  -  The Spaniard, in both the singles and doubles semis, is set to play four matches over two days NOAH TAN noahtanyw@mediacorp.com.sg ruza would beg to differ. ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY AMANPREETSINGH SING A PORE Garbine Muguruza is used to strolling to victory in Singapore, but yesterday was
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      Lock icon HELPERS RUN FOR A BETTER LIFE
      657 22  -  Filipino quartet to challenge themselves in Great Eastern Women’s Run ROUGHLY 17,000 WOMEN WILL TACKLE DISTANCES RANGING FROM 5KM TO A HALF-MARATHON LOW LIN FHOONG linf hoong@mediacorp.com. sg SINGAPORE By day, they are live-in domestic helpers hired to cook, clean and tend to their
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      Lock icon SO CLOSE YET SO FAR, WOZNIACKI CAN’T WAIT FOR SEASON TO END
      499 22  -  NOAH TAN SINGAPORE With more than 100 fans watching in eager anticipation, Caroline Wozniacki took careful aim and swung her racquet with an elegant forehand at the tennis ball. To nobody’s surprise, the ball landed right smack on
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      63 20 TV TIMES Tonight, 8.45pm Channel Singtel StarHub Chelsea vs Liverpool 102 227 Tonight, 10.55pm Crystal P vs Man Utd 102 227 Swansea vs Arsenal 103 228 Man City vs Norwich 104 229 Newcastle vs Stoke 105 230 West Brom vs Leicester 106 231 Watford vs West Ham 107 232 Tomorrow,
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      242 21 M&B SINGAPORE AWARDS 2015 FAIR This October, join Mother Baby at 112 Katong as we honour the winners of the M&B Singapore Awards 2015. Bid for an award-winning stroller, baby carrier or breast pump at the price you want to pay, and get other award-winning essentials at a discounted price
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      53 23 SPIN CITY AN ARTIST AND HIS ORCHESTRA OF SPIDERS WEAVE A STUNNING CONTEMPLATION OF THE WEB OF LIFE EAT WELL THE FINGER PLAYERS’ SEED IS A SATISFYING LOOK AT THE BINDING NATUREOFFOOD 26 26 24 NOVEMBER REIGNS SINGAPORE’S PERFORMANCE SCENE HEATS UP WITH AN ABUNDANT AND MOTLEY LINE-UP ARTWORK: KENNETH
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        Lock icon THE BROOK AND BURGESS SHOWS: THE INTERNATIONAL BIG GUNS
        165 24 It’s a clash of battle royal proportions when the works of two big international names hit the stage. First up is the all-male stage version of A Clockwork Orange, the classic dystopian masterpiece by the late author Anthony Burgess that was
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        A PACKED STAGE
        353 24  -  GET READY FOR A FLURRY OF SHOWS NEXT MONTH IN THEATRE AND BEYOND MAYO MARTIN mayo@mediacorp.com.sg When it rains, it pours. And if you thought the mania surrounding Singapore’s performance scene has tapered off because we’re nearing the end of the year, think again: November’s calendar is
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        Lock icon OF GHOSTS AND CABARETS: LOCAL GIANTS REDUX
        227 24 Don’t overlook our local scene: Two homegrown classics are also making its way back. The latest version of Michael Chiang and Dick Lee’s Beauty World will be getting a “darker” and more realistic treatment courtesy of Lee, who’ll be directing. Celebrity Jeanette Aw
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        Lock icon DINNER SERVED, STRIPPERS AND PERFORMANCE ART: BEYOND THE STAGE
        327 25 Most of the shows this month are pretty much of the conventional sort. But there are others that take it a step further, whether it has to do with food, installation performances or even performance art. Skinned Knee Productions’ follow-up to
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        Lock icon BOLLYWOOD, FAIRYTALES AND GAMBLERS: LET THE FUN BEGIN
        292 25 Who’s up for a load of laughs? From a wild Bollywood-in-spired romp to a Hans Christian Andersen musical panto to a Peranakan musical about gamblers, local theatre groups have got it covered. One of the productions in the inaugural Peranakan Arts Festival
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        Lock icon Immensely satisfying
        558 26  -  The Finger Players ruminate on food and life THEATRE REVIEW: SEED MAYO MARTIN mayo@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE “Eat well, live well. Isn’t that what life is all about?” In some other context, these words projected onstage during the final scene of Seed might come across as a trite cliched. But
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        Lock icon Web antics
        614 26  -  Spiders help weave an artful reflection on social communication ART REVIEW: ARACHNID ORCHESTRA. JAM SESSIONS BRUCE QUEK features@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE For most of us, spiders are a scurrying pest to be shooed gently out the door, or something to recoil from on a nature trail. (We may even feel
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      35 26 Win a chance to live the 007 lifestyle Decode a secret message and stand a chance to win a trip to the UK and other great prizes. Hurry! Contest ends tomorrow. More details at http://www.todayonline.com/spectre
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      1140 28 CHANNEL CHANNEL tellchannel5@mediacorp.com.sg tellchannel8@mediacorp.com.sg 6.00AM My Genie II 6.30 Easy Cooking 7.00 A Song To Remember (HD)(PG) 9.00 Pleasant Goat And Big Big Wolf VI 9.30 Chicken Stew: Tales From The Salted Egg Temple 10.00 Magic Institute (HD) 10.30 Little Counsellor Season 1 and 4 (HD) 11.00 It’s A Small
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      1164 29 CHANNEL CHANNEL tellchannel5@mediacorp.com.sg tellchannel8@mediacorp.com.sg CHANNEL 6.00AM The Records Challenge 7 .00 A Song To Remember (HD) (PG-Some Violence) 9.00 Math’s Island Series 3 (HD) 9.30 Doraemon TV Special 10.00 Super Family 2 (HD) 10.30 Little Detective (HD) 11.00 Tuesday Report: Lifeline (HD) 11.30 Hey Gorgeous 2015 (HD) 12.30PM Renaissance 1.00
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      321 30 ON SATURDAY 2.00PM TGI Saturday With Dafril Phua 5.00 987 HOME With Joakim Gomez 6.00 Say It With Music With Naomi Yeo 10.00 Automated 11.00 987 Anthems by Zouk And The AOS Collection DJs 6.00AM News Plus The Best Of Body Soul With Daniel Martin 10.00 News Plus Weekend Brunch
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      319 30 MediaCorp’s latest online TV service offers entertainment, lifestyle, information and news across multiple devices. Log on to www.toggle.sg or download the Toggle App now. E: English C: Chinese M: Malay T: Tamil FREE TOGGLE ORIGINALS Check out exclusive movies and series produced by Toggle anytime, anywhere. CELEBRITY SPOOKY TALES (PG-HORROR)
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    Lock icon Dramatic Defiance In Belarus
    1127 1  -  By BEN BRANTLEY INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY Minsk, Belarus THE TIDY AND anonymous room, which is entered through a fenced courtyard in a sleepy residential neighborhood of this Eastern European city, is not large. It was once a garage, just big enough to accommodate a few sedans or,
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    Lock icon Cold War Scenario At Sea
    1092 1  -  Russian Ships Operate Near Vital Data Cables By DAVID E. SANGER, ERIC SCHMITT INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY WASHINGTON Russian submarines and spy ships are aggressively operating near the vital undersea cables that carry almost all global Internet communications, raising concerns among some American military and intelligence officials
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      Lock icon A Canada Ready To Share Again
      961 2  -  INTELLIGENCE‘ NOAH RICHLER Noah Richler is an author and broadcaster. Send comments to intelligence@nytimes.com. THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY Toronto The resounding demand for change that saw the Liberal leader Justin Trudeau sweptintothe Canadian prime minister’s office, and Stephen Harper out of it,
      THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY; SEAN KILPATRICK/CP, VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS  -  961 words
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      Lock icon Defectors in Korea Find Help for Scars
      614 2  -  By CHOE SANG-HUN THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY SEOUL, South Korea Nearly 20 years ago, Lee Geung-ja was working at a factory in North Korea when an accident with melting plastic left her face scarred and discolored. Most of her left eyebrow
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      Lock icon Where God Is Out, Believers in Ghosts
      546 3  -  MOSS JOURNAL By ANDREW HIGGINS THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY MOSS, Norway Like many Europeans, Marianne Haaland Bogdanoff, a travel agency manager in this southern Norwegian town, does not go to church, except maybe at Christmas, and doubts the existence of God.
      THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY; MAURICIO LIMA FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  546 words
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      Lock icon A Backbeat for Palestinians’ Rage
      855 3  -  By JODI RUDOREN, RAMI NAZZAL THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY RAMALLAH, West Bank The Palestinian teenagers who came one after another into the True Love gift and music shop on a recent afternoon all had the same request: nationalistic songs the new ones. The
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      Lock icon The Dark Side of the Sharing Economy
      580 4  -  LENS ALAN MATTINGLY THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY scribed how, with services like Airbnb, some large houses in residential areas have become party destinations, featuring all the behavior one might predict. Mr. Lieber rented what he called “one of the most notorious
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      Lock icon Inequality Is Seen Hurting Boys More
      764 5  -  NEWS ANALYSIS By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY Boys are falling behind. They graduate from high school and attend college at lower rates than girls and are more likely to get in trouble. This gender gap exists across the United
      THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY; CARL KIILSGAARD FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES  -  764 words
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      Lock icon Laboratory Fights ‘Not to Lose the Dead’
      762 6  -  By ELISABETTA POVOLEDO THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEEKLY MILAN In one photograph, a pretty, young Eritrean woman dressed in cheerful colors smiles brightly into the camera. In another, glazed eyes stare out of a blue, bloated face, typical of drowning victims. But
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