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Broadcast Time: 17:00-19:00, 2008-10-29
 
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- Chinese tourists found altering passport photos
- Guangdong Dialect More than Mamadei
- Doorknobs and TV remotes are germ hotbeds
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After rain caused the first suspended game in World Series history on Monday night, a wintry mix of snow and rain in the Philadelphia area on Tuesday caused the remainder of the game, scheduled to resume tomorrow.
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Paul Pierce picked up right where he left off last season, scoring 27 points as Boston opened defense of its NBA title by holding off the Cleveland Cavaliers, 90-85, on a celebratory night at TD Banknorth Garden.
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Kobe Bryant started where he left off as the reigning MVP with 23 points and 11 rebounds, while Greg Oden began where he left off -- injured and out of action -- as the Los Angeles Lakers downed Portland, 96-76, in the regular-season opener for both squads.
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One thought crossed Derrick Rose's mind as he lined up in the tunnel for his pregame introduction: Don't trip.
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CUBAN Olympic hurdles champion Dayron Robles hopes Chinese rival Liu Xiang recovers quickly from a foot injury so the pair can soon face off again on the track.
How Do You Split the Bills?
How do you split the bills? When you and your friends go for dinner, will you volunteer to pay for the meal, will you wait for others to volunteer, or will you work out a deal before you go? Also how will you and your loved one split your bills?
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- Expert Calling FOr China Slowdown
- Shanghai Still Strong
- Hungary is Hungry For Cash
Memorial held for director Xie Jin
The death of the prominent movie director Xie has stirred the whole country. From President Hu Jintao to the general public, people from all works of life have felt a sense of loss and expressed their condolences. The media has carried a large number of articles to remember him.
- Fan Bingbing likely to join Zhang Ziyi in Chinese-South Korean romantic comedy
- 'CJ7' Child Star Signed on for New Film [xie tingting 1344]
- Downey Jr. Going the Distance With Iron Man
Applicants for State Servants Hit One Million
This year's online registration for state servants admission has ended with nearly one million applicants across the country, hitting a record high and surpassing the last year's number by 200,000. Experts say two new factors are attributed to the surge.
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