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February 15, 2009 Sunday

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No. 2 leader threatens SKorea

F-16 tyres burst at airshow

Brother-in-law is kingmaker

No phone chatting in class

Activists urged to stop leaflets

China will overcome crisis

Herbal medicine factory shut

Taiwan building ship replica

Union will guard migrant workers

Museum chiefs meet

India's bittersweet V-day

Earthquake jolts Japan

Japan PM support at 9.7%

Civil servants strike over pay

Rebel chief still in Sri Lanka

Squeezing more out of water

NKorea offers olive branch?

Sri Lanka's ruling party wins

Missile shield by 2012

China, US to resume talks

Fireman is China's hero

HK airport fury an online hit

Tradition vs temptation

Japan's 'lost decade' a lesson

Asia risks social unrest **

Murray beats struggling Nadal

ROTTERDAM - ANDY Murray survived a contest riddled with seven breaks of serve in the second set to win the Rotterdam Open 6-3, 4-6, 6-0 over Rafael Nadal here on Sunday.

Hiddink to retire after 2010

LONDON - RUSSIA and Chelsea coach Guus Hiddink has said he plans to retire from football after the 2010 World Cup.

Chelsea got it wrong: Robinho

LONDON - CHELSEA were wrong to sack Luiz Felipe Scolari according to the Brazilian's compatriot Robinho.

Mas doubtful for Wales

PARIS - FRANCE coach Marc Lievremont has ruled Nicolas Mas doubtful for the Six Nations clash with Wales in a fortnight after the Perpignan prop was diagnosed with a two-centimetre tear in one of his adductor muscles.

Bjoerndalen wins 12th gold

Golf: Kang wins M'sian Open

Ryo has Tiger in his sight

Wie falters on back nine

From Russia with love

I am not finished yet

Beckham stays at Galaxy

Johnson overtakes Goosen

Mourinho hints of return

Nadal set to meet Murray

Anelka treble sinks Watford

Robinho flops, James celebrates