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第17集-新加坡把毛骨悚然的圖片貼在香煙盒上

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Gruesome pictures of death and decay will greet smokers in Singapore from Aug. 1, in the hope of discouraging people from smoking. Images such as a mouthful of rotten teeth, diseased organs, a limp baby and a smoker on his deathbed will cover half of each pack, and written health warnings will accompany the pictures.

第12集-北京取消基督主題音樂會

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As reported, authorities have forced a leading Chinese chorus to cancel a concert of Christian-themed music in Beijing recently. The Ministry of Culture ordered the chorus of the China National Orchestra to withdraw from a Saturday night concert.

第11集-黑心奶粉害死大陸嬰兒

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Up to 200 babies who were fed the formula developed what doctors called “big head disease,” causing the infants’heads to grow abnormally large while their bodies wasted away. Some babies died within three days of being fed the formula, while others were hospitalized after parents discovered their children were sick.

第15集-教宗說,歐盟需要基督信仰

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Pope John Paul recently welcomed the 10 new nations of the European Union but said the bloc could only face the challenges of the 21st century if it defended its Christian roots.He said “only a Europe that dose not remove, but rediscovers its Christian roots will reach the stature needed for the great challenges of the third millennium: peace, dialogue between cultures and religions, the safeguarding of creation.”

第10集-新加坡努力學講「好」英語

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English is one of Singapore’s four official languages. Most Singaporeans speak British accented English inherited from colonial times, but people here also speak a so called Singlish. Fearful that foreigners wouldn’t understand locals, the government first launched its Speak Good English campaign in 2000 to combat Singlish, this year’s campaign is aimed at the service industry as Singapore tries to woo more tourist.

第14集-美研究,碳酸飲料可能致癌

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Researchers found the number of the cancer cases clearly followed the rise intake of carbonated soft drinks. That could be coincidence, but they also found research that showed a possible biological basis for the effect. Carbonated soft drinks cause the stomach to distend, which in turn causes the gastric reflux associated with esophageal cancer.

第9集-新加坡獲選為最適合老外居住的亞洲城市

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Survey said the Singapore government has gone out of its way to create a comfortable living environment for expatriates. These expatriates are frequently well paid, and Singapore is “doing a good job” in making sure they live in a more comfortable environment than alterative locations like San Francisco and Sydney.

第13集-教宗出新書歡度八十四歲生日

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Pope John Paul marked his 84th birthday recently with the launch of a book sure to become a bestseller. In it he takes perhaps his last trip down memory lane, recalling carrying a sleeping bag in a grubby Polish train to his twilight years as pontiff. The book is a stream of consciousness from youth to old age, from vigor to fatigue, that covers mostly the years since 1958,when he was appointed Poland’s youngest bishop at age 38.

第8集-台灣出入境旅客准許攜帶六千元人民幣

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The customs officials said that passengers, particularly inbound passengers, presumably most of them Taiwan citizens returning from trips to China, are now allowed to carry Renminbi with them as part of the authority's efforts to increase convenience for people amid the rapid rise in cross-strait exchanges.