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•	Chinese Embroidery Exhibition opens in Tunis
•	African youths showcase volunteer spirit in China
•	Fudan shames cheating scholars
•	Emperor's clothes available from modern hands
•	Children of migrant workers get education subsidy in Shanghai
•	Shaolin kung-fu perfromance showed in Henan
•	Jakarta churches get extra security for Christmas Eve
•	Plan to ease housing crisis wins top engineering award
•	Shanghai trams make a welcome comeback
•	Antique collectors foil scoundrels
•	Russian consumers pour into Manzhouli
•	Korean students lured to study in Qingdao
•	Koreans live good life in Qingdao without speaking Chinese
•	Free compulsory education to spread to urban children in 2008
•	Christmas celebrated around the world
•	Ex-school official arrested in SW China for supplying fake certificates
•	Chinese firms lectured on patent protection against U.S. IPR investigations
•	Indian naval officers told to be performers
•	Aging residents perform Chuan Opera in SW China city
•	China trying to improve public accessibility of museums
•	Baby panda goes on public display
•	China's National Center for Performing Arts inaugurated
•	Expert: salvaged ancient boat well protected
•	Guangdong women want rich husbands
•	Depression might influence breast cancer risk
•	Siberian tiger beheaded in park
•	China to draw 300 mln yuan of lottery funds to support poor students
•	Ancient merchant boat raised from the depths of the South China Sea
•	Persistent fog delays flights in China
•	Siberian tiger beheaded in a park at Chongqing
•	Lottery revenue to help poor students
•	Nanhai No.1 to be raised tomorrow
•	Police dog to train pandas
•	Dying orphan saved by Chinese transplant
•	Ice-snow sculpture expo opens in Harbin
•	People experience virtual earthquake
•	Beijing shortens intervals between subway trains
•	Restaurant butchers crocodile in public promotion
•	Chinese team ready to salvage 800-year-old ship on 'Marine Silk Road'
•	Chinese Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha
•	"Multi-colored Tibet" photo exhibition inaugurated in Nepali capital
•	Shows strengthen protection of Chinese cultural heritage
•	China chosen as guest country of Europalia 2009
•	Chinese Tibetologists delegation participates in interaction program at Nepali university
•	Mom and pop's gift of life to daughter
•	Jobless residents to get medical insurance
•	Sewerage upgrade to prevent flooding
•	Burial at sea promoted in S. Chinese city
•	Beijing gives preservation status to dozens of 20th century buildings
•	Copy of the Magna Carta auctioned for $21.3 mln
•	Shanghai tourism authorities subsidizes tours promoting science
•	Survey shows parents know less sex knowledge than their children
•	Drive to 'civilize' Beijingers progresses: survey
•	Forum on China Tibetan Culture kicks off in Kathmandu
•	Shanghai police stop man 'on tour' from boarding vessel
•	Fatal visit to stock exchange
•	School bans wheeled bags for pupils
•	Families smaller as population gets older
•	Mainlanders demand compensation for Macao trip
•	By your leave - now details of new holidays
•	Malaysia hopes to attract 100,000 foreign students by 2010
•	Potala Palace receives more than one million tourists this year
•	Shanghai tightens protection for historic buildings
•	By train to Tibet in the lap of luxury
•	Nation faces challenges of graying population
•	The world's most polluted places
•	Yang Lan to Donate 4.5 Mln to Peking University
•	The Religious Ritual and Historical Convention of Living Buddha Reincarnation
•	China can "learn from West" on holidays
•	Allosaurus fossil found in NE Thailand
•	Action to eradicate Internet sex ads
•	Ancient relics of Shang Dynasty unearthed in Henan
•	New regulation tightens enrolment controls at Chinese military
•	Job hunt in Beijing to end early in 2008
•	Largest farming culture museum under construction
•	2007 sees colorful Chinese cultural events in Mexico
•	Smoking control hindered by realities
•	More African students coming to Chinese universities
•	China's oldest library opens in the evening
•	Neolithic sword found in SW China
•	World's tallest snow sculpture almost finished
•	100 African youths visit Chinese university
•	Nearly 60% Chinese college graduates find jobs with help of employment services
•	Mystery death of Chinese teenager triggers school panic
•	Giant panda painting and clligraphy show in E China city
•	Ancient Settlement Unearthed in Central China
•	"Slavery kingdom" discovered after cyclone in Bangladesh
•	National Grand Theatre: 30 yuan for standing room
•	Catch the tail end of autumn
•	Highest level art salon debuts at Louvre
•	'Butterflies' alights in Shanghai
•	Kids to learn 'Happy Art' on TV
•	Music's over for busted busker
•	Man lied to save son from jail term
•	Boy had knife to frighten his classmates
•	Hospital penalized for baby mix-up
•	Warriors a worry, says China
•	Chinese gov't funds overseas study for 12,000 students next year
•	Feature: Filmmakers believe they have solved riddle of China's Sanxingdui ruins
•	Woman honored for saving bus passengers

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Mainland
•	Four killed in mine mud outburst in north China
•	Heavy fog lingers over north China region for a week
•	Snow Dragon heads for Great Wall Station
Taiwan_HK
•	Singapore reiterates opposition to Taiwan's UN membership bid referendum
•	Rice: U.S. opposes Taiwan UN referendum
•	Visitors in Macao increase, CPI up 5.43%
Business
•	Sinopec to complete refinery by January
•	Province crafts new law to protect traditional arts, medicine
•	China's Shen Zhou Mining acquires gold, copper mine in Kyrgyz
Technology
•	China reports progress in human bird flu vaccine
•	Three-way alliance for game titans
•	Baby penguin born in Snow City
Sports
•	Sports quotes of year 2007
•	China determined to field clean Olympic squad
•	National Figure Skating Grand Prix

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