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News -- December 22, 2004
- 150 Darfur rebels surrender
- 32 US Marines commit suicide in 2004
- 754 officials punished for misuse of gov't funds
- Anti-secession law seeks peaceful reunification
- Albania, Poland pledge to keep troops in Iraq
- Big numbers of foreigners in Shanghai classrooms
- BASF to invest US$30m in China
- Boeing close to new order
- Bangladesh faces crisis in manpower export
- Bank provides Uganda with grant for water projects
- China slams Japan's visa offer to Lee Teng-hui
- China plans to enact anti-secession law
- Chinese students catching up in math: Cambridge professor
- China urges US to sever military ties with Taiwan
- Charitable giving becoming a trend
- China to increase top-level nodes for "dot CN" connection
- Drivers for NY private bus lines stage sickout
- Dairy producer Yili confirms chairman, CFO detained
- Darfur peace talks suspended without progress
- Ex-soldier hunted for occupation of Aristide's mansion
- First Chinese graduate of Yale honored
- Japan eyes selling used warships to Asian countries: paper
- Japanese PM hopes to visit Iraq
- Largest database of spoken Chinese nears completion
- Mozambique's president elect Guebuza
- "nobodies" get media attention
- Nation to begin economic census
- Nissan plans engine plant in Guangzhou
- New Zealand deplores killing of policeman in Solomons
- Oilfields discovered off Cambodia's coast
- Peacekeepers leave for UN mission in Liberia
- Peru bus accident toll rises to 52
- Refining capacity rise lags demand growth
- Romania supports China's anti-secession efforts
- Sino-Canadian lab on dioxin inaugurated
- UN urges Sudanese govt, rebels to observe ceasefire in Darfur
- Venezuela's oil strike leaders accused of rebellion
