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二十一世纪英文报
第454期
(2002-05-09)
Frontpage
Female grace returns
BY AGENCIES
Focus
World Cup lottery launched in China
BY 21ST
Guide to the World Cup
BY REUTERS
Authorities fear surge of illegal gambling in Asia
BY AGENCIES
News
Old fair in new era
BY AGENCIES
Chirac's win may be shallow
BY AGENCIES
Dutch candidate assassinated
BY AGENCIES
Airliner crashes in Nigerian city
BY AGENCIES
Americans panicked by postal terrorism
BY AGENCIES
Fresh water sent to Matsu
BY AGENCIES
Medals laud entrepreneurs
BY AGENCIES
More immigrants 'Down Under'
BY AGENCIES
China bans Korean products
BY AGENCIES
Nations warned by America
BY AGENCIES
Chinese out in force for long holiday
BY AGENCIES
Perspective
`Bridges' story continues
BY 21ST
Few sequels take fire
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES
Bridges of Madison County:
BY 21ST
A Thousand Country Roads:
BY 21ST
Business
Protection could spark trade wars
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES
Automakers pursue new youthful buyers
BY AGENCIES
Employee-owned Huawei growing fast
BY AGENCIES
How to ask for a raise?
BY 21ST
Science
Is Yahoo losing plot?
BY AGENCIES
Proposal to stop false Web info
BY AGENCIES
Scientists turn rats into remote-control robots
BY AGENCIES
Indestructible sandwich invented
BY 21ST
Blues key to longer life for women
BY 21ST
Original flower found in China
BY 21ST
Melissa virus creator jailed
BY 21ST
Smoke can hurt children badly
BY 21ST
Style
US gamers go high-tech
BY AGENCIES
Happy, happy
BY REUTERS
Want a date? Read the manual!
BY AGENCIES
Nike super-sizes bras
BY THE WASHINGTON POST
Sunday's a day for Mothers
BY 21ST
Gifts for mother
BY 21ST
Society
Adulthood comes with personality
BY AGENCIES
Drug fight moves into city clinics
BY AGENCIES
Crooks serve 18 before they flee
BY 21ST
Thrown rock costs tooth for a tooth
BY 21ST
Space tourist gets proposal
BY 21ST
Fingers food not exactly illegal
BY 21ST
People
Lindbergh traces path again
BY AGENCIES
NBA agent helps move Great Wall
BY AGENCIES
'Roh Tempest' blows leftward across South Korea
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES
Forum
Chinese frustrates foreigners
BY 21ST
Classroom not enough
BY 21ST
Evict the smokers
BY 21ST
Don't hide away
BY 21ST
Study enough today to get good job later
BY Ralph Jennings
Educate parents
BY Ralph Jennings
Eating, drinking reduce stress
BY 21ST
Give up the money
BY 21ST
Campus Life
Internships prerequisite
BY LOS ANGELES TIMES
Hundreds take college tours
BY 21ST
Plan to ban 'sensitive' study blasted
BY THE GUARDIAN
Premarital sex increases
BY 21ST
University girls want to marry
BY AGENCIES
Foreign-firm employment offers carry risks
BY 21ST
Language Lab
Phone calls substitute for saying no
BY 21ST
Book explores news
BY Liu Yumei, 21ST
Do CET reading comprehension
BY 21ST
The organization of a speaker's club
BY 21ST
HOT WORDS
BY 21ST
Entertainment
They're winners
BY REUTERS
Irish singers keep coming
BY AGENCIES
Ticket office stampeded
BY 21ST
Groening continues to make The Simpsons
BY AGENCIES
About "Cats"
BY 21ST
Star talk
BY 21ST
Church: `Rear of Year'
BY 21ST
Comedy has good start, great ending
BY AGENCIES
US weekend box office toppers
BY 21ST
Song of the week
BY 21ST
Sport
Football titles claimed
BY 21ST
Blatter accused of shady practices
BY 21ST
Nigeria to cancel match with China
BY 21ST
Ebdon wins snooker title
BY 21ST
Mackenzie ends 21 -year drought
BY 21ST
Yao Ming shines before NBA
BY AGENCIES
Supplement
Chris and Lisa criticize Steve at the movies
BY 21ST
Learn English with Panguin Readers
BY 21ST
SMILE if you're feeling stressed.
BY 21ST
Phrases express interest and disinterest
BY 21ST
'Used to' can prove hard to use
BY 21ST
Use English or you'll lose it!
BY 21ST
Online teaching goes global
BY 21ST
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