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Media Watch: May. 9

May 10, 2011

FRONT PAGE

NATIONAL NEWS

Pakistan criticism "is unfair"

Currency reform, but at Beijing's pace

PLA denies disarmament rumors

"Negative AIDS" ruled out by further tests

Beijing boosts South China Sea patrol fleet

Couples afraid of "naked weddings"

REGIONAL ROUND-UP

Taiwanese mothers' feet washed

Demand for iPad 2 boils over

Storm delays Guilin traffic

Officials: blue tap water is safe

Falling asleep at the wheel

Drunk driving crackdown continues

16-car pile-up in Shenzhen

BITS & PIECES

Indecent proposals

Contraceptive drugs found in cucumbers

Twin trucks, twin plates

Delicious dishes or store creations?

Taiwan's one-girl band

Bin Laden's lock "Made in China"

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