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Iran launches military exercises amid tensions
Iranian military forces alight from a helicopter during a training exercise in Zahedan in southeastern Iran on Saturday. Iran on Saturday launched a series of five-week military maneuvers aimed at testing new weapons and tactics against a potential enemy.

	Top 500 CEO Forum held
	Dalian thrashesKingway
	Liverpool, Gunners misfire
	Chinese AIDS vaccine safe
	Budget hotel chain expands
	‘Do you have only one eye?’
	Sex e-mail sent to thousands
	Jones quietafter test reports
	Iran tests short-range missile
	Checkpoint facelift wins prize
	Zhongnanhai reopening ruled out
	Garbage station plan challenged
	SDB earnings soar on loan growth
	New planet scheme upsets scientist
	All my moms love me, Utah kid says
	Israel nabs Palestinian deputy PM
	23 SZ firmsamong top 500 in China
	China planning 8 auto export bases
	Dictionary upsets Chinese parents
	Man arrested after temple killings
	Beckham, wife to unveil fragrances
	ICBC denies loopholes caused losses
	Lebanon prime minister condemns raid
	CMB awaits formal nod for HK listing
	Sweet seawater ‘divine’ for Indians
	2nd phase of LNG switch starts in city
	Boeing names head of commercial jet unit
	Man shoots at firemenrefusing to help cat
	Domain name auction fetches record amount
	Competing for smart, bilingual executives
	Motorola No. 1 among China’s foreign firms

U.S. rolls over China 121-90
THE United States hardly gave Yao Ming a chance. Using a swarming defense and their huge advantage in depth to make life miserable for China and its All-Star center, the Americans rolled to a 121-90 victory in Sapporo, Japan, yesterday night to remain unbeaten at the world championships.

Interest rates rise 0.27% again
THE central bank has raised interest rates for the second time in four months in the latest effort to tame a boom in credit and investment that it said posed pressing problems for the economy.

Balloon for hope
Disabled children, children diagnosed with thalassemia and volunteers from Nanshan District fly balloons at the Shenzhen Landscape & Foral Expo Park yesterday morning.

France reopens investigation into Diana’s death
FRANCE has reopened its investigation into the death of Princess Diana because of discrepancies in tests that showed Henri Paul, her chauffeur, was drunk.

Brad, Angelina polled sexiest celebrity couple

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