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[Title] => Japan's Nishioka, China's Wang win Asiad tennis
[Summary] => Wang Qiang won China's first-ever gold medal in Asian Games tennis, and Japanese teenager Yoshihito Nishioka won the men's singles final in an upset on Tuesday.
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[Title] => Japan, North Korea hold first talks in 4 years
[Summary] => Japan and North Korea are holding their first government-to-government talks in four years amid hopes for a fresh approach on foreign relations from new North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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[Title] => NKorea, Japan to meet this week: report
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[Title] => Busan Asian Gamers claim rowing silver
[Summary] => GUANDONG, China– Filipino rowers, led by Asian games veterans Nestor Cordova and Alvin Amposta, bagged three medals in the Asian rowing championships which ended here last Sunday.
Cordova and Amposta, silver winners in last year’s Busan Asian Games, fought their heavily favored Chinese rivals almost on even terms in the 2,000-meter lightweight coxless pair event. But they salvaged only a silver in a time of 6 minutes 57.93 seconds, close behind the Chinese who clocked 6:54.36 but well ahead of bronze medalist India.
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[Title] => Peñalosa-Tokuyama Nov. 8 bout definite
[Summary] => The much-awaited grudge rematch between WBC International super flyweight champion Gerry Peñalosa and reigning world champion Masamori Tokuyama, the Japan-born North Korean "shall definitely take place on Nov. 8 in Osaka" according to matchmaker, boxing manager and journalist Joe Koizumi.
Tokuyama’s handlers made the commitment after Tokuyama’s scheduled title defense in Pyongyang, North Korea against Mexico’s Erik Lopez was cancelled because of what Koizumi described as "the turbulent political situation between Japan and North Korea."
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[Title] => RP won’t take sides in US-China row
[Summary] => President Arroyo said yesterday the Philippines is the United States’ best friend in Asia but that she won’t take sides in disputes between Washington and Beijing.
"We have been friends of the US for a long time, probably their best friend in Asia," Mrs. Arroyo told her weekly news conference. "We are also friends of China. We are urging them to settle their differences amicably."
Mrs. Arroyo made the comment when asked if the United States could use the Philippines as a "staging point" for military operations in Asia.
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[Title] => Busan Asian Gamers claim rowing silver
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Cordova and Amposta, silver winners in last year’s Busan Asian Games, fought their heavily favored Chinese rivals almost on even terms in the 2,000-meter lightweight coxless pair event. But they salvaged only a silver in a time of 6 minutes 57.93 seconds, close behind the Chinese who clocked 6:54.36 but well ahead of bronze medalist India.
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Tokuyama’s handlers made the commitment after Tokuyama’s scheduled title defense in Pyongyang, North Korea against Mexico’s Erik Lopez was cancelled because of what Koizumi described as "the turbulent political situation between Japan and North Korea."
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[Summary] => President Arroyo said yesterday the Philippines is the United States’ best friend in Asia but that she won’t take sides in disputes between Washington and Beijing.
"We have been friends of the US for a long time, probably their best friend in Asia," Mrs. Arroyo told her weekly news conference. "We are also friends of China. We are urging them to settle their differences amicably."
Mrs. Arroyo made the comment when asked if the United States could use the Philippines as a "staging point" for military operations in Asia.
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"We have been friends of the US for a long time, probably their best friend in Asia," Mrs. Arroyo told her weekly news conference. "We are also friends of China. We are urging them to settle their differences amicably."
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