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Saturday, Mar 20, 2010
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Chinese evening paper headlines
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Avoid Qing Ming peak hours
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S'porean's novel 10-cent way to becoming a millionaire
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New US Ambassador to S'pore
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Cabby jailed for blocking ambulance
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Marginal rise in insurance premiums this year
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Push for students to learn from their environment
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Teen violinist set for Oslo contest
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Google eyes S'pore staff boost, video deals
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S'pore business owners cope well with stress
BUSINESS
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German tax authorities target Credit Suisse clients
State oil firm ramping up exploration works
Pay czar trims salaries at top of GM exec ranks
China tries to cool yuan dispute with US
The office jungle
MALAYSIA
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Food van delivers the poor from starvation
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Regretful tears of a woman prisoner
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Attack on 22-year-old man posted on YouTube
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No Internet or tuition but still tops
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Michelle Yeoh appointed reading ambassador
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Bid to save whale shark fails
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Anti-khalwat team annoys hotel guests
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Vice activities booming in Miri
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GROs getting $126 a night
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Tycoon sets up $295m education foundation
TECH
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YouTube creators cashed in big on sale to Google: documents
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China quality watchdog says some HP laptops faulty
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New York food trucks turn to Twitter
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Black and white meets new technology at photo show
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MySpace trail leads US police to teen burglar
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Download new DVD releases - legally
ASIA
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China drought hits millions
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US-China tensions over Yuan
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Southern Taiwan carpet bombed with bee droppings
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Lifetime tiger hunter, 92, snared in Indonesia
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The Economist not published in Thailand
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North Korea sets date for parliament session
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Sandstorms blanket Beijing in yellow dust
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Back in US, freed activist presses Myanmar on rights
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Philippine rebels endorse 'fatwa' against Estrada
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Opposition "red shirts" try to win over Thai capital
HEALTH
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British boy receives pioneering stem cell surgery
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Mediterranean diet tied to fertility treatment success
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Cord blood banking - should you, or shouldn't you?
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Deafness linked to loud city living: Commission
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Hernias are like balloons
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Ayurveda can clear the sinus
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Are almonds rich in calcium?
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How to prepare for pregnancy
WORLD
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Pope prepares letter on Irish abuse amid growing anger
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Obama to drum up support for health care votes
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Twitter used by NY food trucks
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Prince Harry launches Arctic trek
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BA talks off - strike on
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Kidnapped boy back in UK
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Library book is returned - 45 years late
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Chile unveils $110 million reconstruction plan
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British Airways strike to go ahead after talks collapse
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Irish abuse group wants Pope to apologise, admit cover-up
CRIME
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'A dad like any other,' son says of drug lord Escobar
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Five teenage gas-thieves take police on wild chase
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Man caught with 19 fake passports
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Cops nab duo after chase and shootout
SPORTS
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LeBron youngest to reach 15,000 points
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Soderling stops Murray for Indian Wells semi spot
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Serena Williams pulls out of next week's Miami event
SHOWBIZ
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German celebrity magazine admits fake interviews
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Court says no oil money for Anna Nicole's heirs
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Music biz insiders say Sony-Jackson deal makes sense
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'Fantasies are real' says director Tim Burton
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Ellen, Web site give gay teen $30,000 in prom flap
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Multi-faceted Gigi Leung
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'Suzie Wong' star shocked at destruction of old Hong Kong
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Collaborative streak sustains pop music's spice
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Hollywood stars help prevent suicide after Twitter alert
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