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Monday, Nov 23, 2009
SINGAPORE
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Best-kept property secret
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She earned twice as much in a month as she did in a year
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Singapore assessing mkt before new property measures
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PSLE 2009 results out on Thursday
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Friends in suicide pact feared punishment
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Asian fathers lacking when it comes to knowing their kids
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Winners for the AsiaOne Survey Week 1 Lucky Draw
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The raging debate over CPF Life
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Preview of Marina Bay Suites next week
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Parliament to get tough on loan sharks
BUSINESS
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Spanish bank may boost stake in China Citic
U.S. to press China on yuan policy
Hong Kong shares up 0.55 percent at break
STI higher at mid-day
Chinese shares edge up at midday
Thai Q3 GDP confirms slow recovery from recession
Value investing and longevity - the distinct link
STI opens higher
It pays to know your credit history
BA warns cabin crew over strike
MALAYSIA
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School holidays in Malaysia, time for circumcision
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Teen bleeds to death after kicking glass door
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Cheap, but these brakes are killers
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Types of party drugs
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Double joy as MAS and cabin crew win awards
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Penang Bridge run leaves 14 tourists stranded in KL
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Party drugs that kill
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8-hour Penang Bridge closure causes chaos
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Malacca honours three foreign politicians
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Ayam serama to be Malaysia's national icon?
TECH
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Tweets or bleats? Tool measures importance on Twitter
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Mobile multimedia revenues tipped to dethrone text
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News Corp, Microsoft hold talks on locking out Google
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'WoW' way to study terrorists
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eBay apologizes for technical glitch in search function
ASIA
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Many Filipinos distrust Arroyo
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More than 100 icebergs heading towards N.Zealand
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Rogue kangaroo tries to drown dog
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Furious survivor says Indonesian ferry overloaded
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Taiwan says 40 fishermen detained in Myanmar
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Chinese migrants change names to be 'more Hong Kong'
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Malaysia battles fresh flooding
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Frenchman arrested for Cambodian child sex
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Hundreds in south China oppose waste incinerator
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China families protest mine disaster, toll hits 104
HEALTH
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Designer drugs that can kill catching on among the young
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Born with two holes in heart
WORLD
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Haven afloat
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Melting icecaps to cause massive damage in port cities
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Crisis forcing hard-up Spaniards to sell their hair
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Alleged Fort Hood shooter paralyzed from chest down
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Botswana tries spicy solution to keep elephants at bay
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Britain begins Iraq war inquiry with spotlight on Blair
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Obama urges US to sell more to Asia
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US hijack ship escapes second bid
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Brown to call for stronger trade links with China, India
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Radiation leak at Three Mile Island nuclear plant
CRIME
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China quake activist jailed for three years
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'Secret' return of Malaysian child-killer
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Cops move to keep tabs on baby killer
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Wife alleges assault by hubby
SPORTS
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Swimming: Lochte ends Phelps's reign as swimmer of year
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Beckham's L.A. title dream vanishes in Salt Lake
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Soccer: Beckham has option to own 20th MLS team
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Not in top shape: Tao Li
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Tennis: Federer fights back to subdue Verdasco
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Football: Milan and Juve win to keep hold of Inter's coat-tails
SHOWBIZ
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American Music Awards 2009
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Big hug from a 'good' girl
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Top Chinese model Liu Wen is new Victoria's Secret angel
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Victoria's Secret 2009 fashion show
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Looking good inside out
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Taylor Swift, Jackson win American Music Awards
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Enter the digi-novel
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Rapper Wee at it again, this time on TNB
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Two hurt as bulls flee Tom Cruise film set
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Colourful opening for debut store
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