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  14:06 May 12 2008
• Premier underscores innovation in jumbo aircraft manufacture
• Launching a new era in China-Japan relations
• Economist: No post-Olympic recession for China
• Domestic grain prices stay stable
• Farmers, herdsmen beneficiaries of Tibetan development
• Beijing Olympics belongs to people of China, Asia and world
  Truth behind Lhasa Riots
• Video by a foreigner: Tibet: The truth
• Online Exhibition "Tibet of China: Past and Present"
• Video: Living Buddha condems monks involvement
• Syrian political, sports elite express support for Beijing Olympics
• Western media are giving us a "lecture"
• 'Tibet issue' is by no means a religious issue
• Expert: Tibetan "government-in-exile" still a theocratic power
• Lies cannot whitewash its true face of terror
• Thousands protest over CNN commentator's anti-China remarks in San Francisco
  News Features
Chinese president Hu Jintao pays a state visit to Japan from May 6 to May 10.
An exhibition on the history and development of Tibet has drawn much public attention since it opened in Beijing on April 30.
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Beijing Olympics, Lhasa, HFMD, food crisis, cyclone, Timor-Leste, Bird flu, World Economic Forum, Lunar probe, Party congress,
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• Where is the "gentlemenship"?
• Political attempts doomed to fail
• What is Nancy Pelosi really up to?
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• FM: China strongly denounces CNN host's insulting words
• Chinese netizen discussion of"boycott on French goods"
• "A slap in face" to Paris itself
• TYC, a terror group worse than Bin Laden's
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• Fumigant used in grain storage phased out
• Smoking ban helps reduce fires in Beijing
• An invitation to feast on arts and sports
• China's vice president calls for reform, innovation in official selection
• Domestic grain prices stay stable
• Launching a new era in China-Japan relations
• China commemorates debate on criterion for truth
• U.S. trade deficit declines 5.6% in March
• Economist: No post-Olympic recession for China
• Shortfall of LPG to hit 7.3 mln tonnes in 2010
• New firm welcomes foreign collaboration
• Homemade jumbo jet set to take off
• PBOC: Cutting inflation to remain top goal
• Brazil, India, South Africa to hold IBSA forum
• China's smartphone market booms in Q1
　World  
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• At least 11 die as ferry capsizes off Haitian coast
• Politically suicide attack by Darfur rebels in Sudan
• Arab FMs call for end of Lebanon violence
• Fuel shortage looms in Greece due to strike
• 20,000 take part in 25th Tour of Athens
• Macedonia's early election campaign kicks off
• Serb minorities vote in Kosovo
• U.S. tornado death toll rises to 22
• Launching a new era in China-Japan relations
• Curtain up on China-Japan cooperation in EP
• New roles, new chapter
• Only by halting violence can there be harmony
• Who will benefit from the soaring grain price
• World is expecting August gala in Beijing
• Nuclear ambition behind the figure game
• Commentary: Dalai Lama is spewing lies
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• Google to launch social web Friend Connect
• Melting at Mt.Qomolangma draws scientific attention in Nepal
• World's oldest gorilla celebrates birthday
• Examiners in spotlight over bribes in China
• Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences celebrates 30th founding anniversary
• Google in new tie-up
• California promotes researches on stem cells
• Sheila to meet Brazilian volleyball team
• Massa wins Turkish Grand Prix
• Backgrounder: Thomas and Uber Cup
• Russia's Safina snatches German Open title
• World No. 1 seal doubles' gold of German Open
• Internacional beat Vasco with reserves
• Celts still winless on road as Cavs romp
• An invitation to feast on arts and sports
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• Shanghai beefs up subway security check
• An invitation to feast on arts and sports
• HFMD outbreaks draw concerns in Asian countries, experts say no need for panic
• New outbreak of bird flu confirmed in Seoul
• Smoking ban helps reduce fires in Beijing
• China detains six over fatal railway accident
• 600,000 Nepali women afflicted from uterus problem
• Carnival of Cultures parade in Berlin
• Vice president inspects E China's Shandong
• Olympic torch relays in Fuzhou
• Serbian parliamentary elections begin
• More international relief supplies flow in Myanmar
• BHS for Kids Clothes Summer 2008 collection
• I love you, Mom
• Gaza in dark as power plant closes for lack of fuel
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