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			Learn from the Queensland experience Will there be another 'Sam Manekshaw'? Orbital Circle Line will save travel time Make public transport firms co-ops to benefit all Citi centre to cater to affluent clients on the move
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Lessons for tomorrow

I REFER to Mr See Leong Kit's letter, 'Singapore's success not about PAP or opposition' (July 31).

N-DAY Snaps

MR LIM KIM THIA: 'As usual, my six-year-old son was excited about National Day, but we were not able to get tickets to the parade. We did the next best thing by flying the national flag. He

Swede quality of life

I REFER to Ms Heng Siew Cheng's letter, 'Why one couple is resettling in Sweden'', (July 17) and the replies by Singapore Senior Minister of State for Finance and Transport, Mrs Lim Hwee Hua (July 22), and 'Where else can you buy your home in 5 years?'' by Mr Peter Wadeley (July 24)

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Jail for sales exec who bought drug from Aussie newsman 5:36 PM

Rosyth estate burglar caught 10:01 AM

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Jackie Chan to star in Hollywood spy comedy 12:55 PM

HONG KONG - JACKIE Chan's next Hollywood project is an action comedy about a Chinese spy working undercover in the US whose cover is blown, the movie's producer said on Thursday.

Freeman said woman in crash is a friend 11:18 AM

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Oil rises to near US$120 in Asia, halting slide 6:13 PM

OIL prices rose on Thursday in Asia to near US$120 a barrel, halting a four-week slide on concerns that tension over Iran's nuclear program could lead to conflict.

Bank of England to announce rate decision 5:14 PM

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China bets on Olympic lotteries to tap Games fever 6:51 PM

BEIJING - CHINA, where gambling is mostly illegal, is giving punters the chance to scoop 730,000 dollars (S$1 million) in special Olympic lotteries by correctly guessing answers like who will win the country's first Games gold.

Chinese city pauses for policemen slain in attack 5:17 PM

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	Wet behind the ears? Not this nifty brolly idea by TP students4:03 PM
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S'porean climbers abandon K2 climb5:46 PM
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Wet behind the ears? Not this nifty brolly idea by TP students 4:03 PM

DRIVERS who are tired of fumbling with umbrellas while getting into cars and getting drenched as a result can sit up and take notice.

S'porean climbers abandon K2 climb 5:46 PM

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Jail for sales exec who bought drug from Aussie newsman 5:36 PM

Rosyth estate burglar caught 10:01 AM

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Russia, Britain feud in UN debate over Kosovo rioting7:47 AM
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World powers mulling fresh Iran sanctions: US, Britain6:32 AM
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4	Doctor who examined Anwar's accuser stands by his report
5	Dying, debt-ridden Singapore founder
6	China rejects Bush criticism
7	Corrupt cop found guilty of graft
8	5,000 breakfast sets up for grabs
9	Wet behind the ears? Not this nifty brolly idea by TP students
10	S'porean climbers abandon K2 climb

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2	Qantas service indifferent, insincere
3	Transport operators to press for fare hikes
4	Expecting a baby? Expect to be fired
5	Why discriminate against external law degrees?
6	Why no poly grads in Parliament, asks student at forum
7	Anwar fears huge vote-rigging by BN
8	Maid's broken heart costs innocent boss 10k
9	Shameful state of our loos spreads to malls
10	Materialism starts with the very young

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