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Media Watch: Jun. 22

Jun 23, 2011

FRONT PAGE

NATIONAL NEWS

PLA "must remain under party"

Vice President on social theory

China food inspection "at international level"

Banks rapped for selling data

Official role in local elections

Fake degrees cost executives

REGIONAL ROUND-UP

Taiwan's worry over ex-generals

Police "beat lead poison victims"

Anger over school shutdown

Man on trial for strangulation

Pedophile singer in custody

Drug dealers move to provinces

Father revisits scene of fire

BITS & PIECES

Federer, Li Na banter off court

Silver duo get engaged on ice

Males celebrate in female dorm

"Kissing girl" speaks to press

School ad for egg donor

Official, mistress flirt in public

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