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Flour, baked goods scarce at St. John's food banks |
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Food banks smarting over rising wheat prices |
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Chinese quality regulator: imported food tested unsafe |
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China, Japan sign joint statement on promoting strategic, mutually beneficial ties Chinese museums, heritage sites tighten security after gasoline scare Olympic flame atop Mt. Qomolangma China to allocate 26 bln yuan this year to reduce unemployment Computer server with client data missing at HSBC Hong Kong Chinese shares rebound led by strong telecommunications Chinese shares open 1.12% lower Number of newly incorporated companies in Macao down 8.2% in Q1 2008 China regulation on speculative capital faces test amid inflow surge China's agricultural trade deficit hits $3.66 bln in Q1 Chinese quality regulator: imported food tested unsafe |
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Military junta: We need the aid, not expertise |
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Myanmar's military junta announced on Friday it needs international aid to help cope with a growing humanitarian crisis, but it does not need foreign aid workers. Right now, no relief workers have been granted visas to enter the Asian country. (May 9) |
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Misery of Myanmar storm survivors |
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Survivors of Cyclone Nargis wait for aid a week after the massive storm that hit Myanmar. The United Nations says 1.5 million people have been severely affected by the storm and the massive tidal surge it whipped up. Latest estimates put the death toll at up to 100, 000. |
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Olmert denies taking illegal contributions |
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert denied fresh accusations that he illegally accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from a U.S. citizen, but said Thursday night that he will step down if he is indicted. (May 8) |
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