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• 1.From shadows to Olympic torchlight
• In 1954, when Shan Lun arrived in Yangling as a fresh college graduate, he found the place was no more than a backwater village with neither tap water...
• 2.Girl's kin wait for third postmortem
• Family members of Li Shufen, the 17-year-old girl whose death late last month sparked violent protests over the weekend in Guizhou province, told repo...
• 3.Stink is history as public toilets get ready for Games
• Lester Blake is happy, but not for any breakthrough in his engineering profession. His source of happiness is a clean and tidy public toilet, with an ...
• 4.Colombian hostages freed in epic rescue
• Colombian troops tricked rebels into freeing politician Ingrid Betancourt and three Americans in a bold but bloodless jungle rescue that dealt a sever...
• 5.Forum wants new rail fare to be 25 yuan
• The majority of participants in a public hearing yesterday agreed on the price of a ticket for the new Beijing airport rail - 25 yuan ($3.65). The hea...
• 6.Mongolia declares emergency after riots
• The Mongolian government yesterday declared a four-day state of emergency to quell riots over alleged election frauds that have killed at least five p...
• 7.Hey, poachers! Leave those beasts alone
• The United States will work more closely with China to curb the illegal trade in wild animals and wildlife products, a senior US official told a press...
• 8.Olympic flame crosses Loess Plateau
• The Olympic torch started its Loess Plateau trip from Yan'an yesterday. It was taken to the peak of a mountain on which stands a pagoda built during t...
• 9.Man runs amok, kills five cops
• A man is being held after he stabbed five policemen to death and wounded five others at a police station in Shanghai's Zhabei district yesterday. The ...
• 10.Zheng makes history, faces Serena in semis
• Zheng Jie created history at Wimbledon yesterday, becoming the first Chinese player to reach the semifinals of a Grand Slam tournament. The Chinese ac...