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id201	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	Local resident Wally Magkatok <e1>said</e1> in a radio interview that "the rain was really hard and the volcanic materials <e2>mixed</e2> in with it" in his village of Tagas.	AFTER
id202	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	He <e1>said</e1> rescuers were concentrating their efforts on <e2>trying</e2> to save lives.	SIMULTANEOUS
id203	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	Those living around Mayon had been <e1>evacuated</e1> from their homes only recently, in mid-August, when the volcano began belching ash and oozing lava, raising fears of a major <e2>eruption</e2>.	AFTER
id204	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	Those living around Mayon had been <e1>evacuated</e1> from their homes only recently, in mid-August, when the volcano began belching ash and <e2>oozing</e2> lava, raising fears of a major eruption.	AFTER
id205	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	The volcano had <e1>calmed</e1> down by <t1>September</t1> and the residents were allowed to go home, thinking it was safe.	IS_INCLUDED
id206	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	The volcano had <e1>calmed</e1> down by September and the residents were allowed to go home, thinking it was <e2>safe</e2>.	BEFORE
id207	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	The typhoon, which hit the eastern region of Bicol before dawn Thursday, <e1>packing</e1> maximum winds of 150 kilometers (93 miles) per hour, <e2>knocked</e2> out electrical services, telephone lines and water supply, further hampering rescue and relief efforts.	BEFORE
id208	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	"It was only <t1>three minutes</t1> before the water level suddenly <e1>rose</e1>," he said.	IS_INCLUDED
id209	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	Relief services were <e1>stretched</e1> to the limit trying to find survivors and investigating reports of villages <e2>swept</e2> away.	AFTER
id210	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	The typhoon was initially <e1>expected</e1> to hit Manila but veered south and <e2>struck</e2> the Bicol region instead, before moving west towards the South China Sea.	SIMULTANEOUS
id211	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	The Red Cross later <e1>said</e1> some 388 were killed and 96 missing <e2>following</e2> the mudflow.	AFTER
id212	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	The Red Cross later said some 388 were <e1>killed</e1> and 96 missing <e2>following</e2> the mudflow.	NONE
id213	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	"It was only <t1>three minutes</t1> before the water level suddenly rose," he <e1>said</e1>.	NONE
id214	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147.tml	AFP_ENG_20061201.0147 LEGASPI, Philippines, <t1>Dec 1 , 2006</t1>, 2006 Super-typhoon Durian ravages eastern Philippines Heavy rain from super-typhoon Durian caused mudslides that smothered dozens of villages in the eastern Philippines <t2>Friday</t2>, killing 388 according to the Red Cross.	NONE
id215	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052 TOKYO, <t1>Dec 21 , 2005</t1> Passenger tackle kills Japan train groper A businessman was tackled by passengers and later died after molesting a young woman on a packed rush-hour train in Japan, where groping is a chronic problem, police <e1>said</e1> Wednesday.	BEFORE
id216	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052 TOKYO, Dec 21 , 2005 Passenger tackle kills Japan train groper A businessman was tackled by passengers and later died after molesting a young woman on a packed rush-hour train in Japan, where groping is a chronic problem, police <e1>said</e1> <t1>Wednesday</t1>.	IS_INCLUDED
id217	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	But Tokyo police <t1>last year</t1> <e1>reported</e1> a record high 2,201 cases of groping on the metropolis's trains.	IS_INCLUDED
id218	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	The 40-year-old businessman <e1>groped</e1> the 20-year-old student during morning rush hour Tuesday in Osaka and then tried to <e2>run</e2> out at busy Tennoji Station.	AFTER
id219	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	The 40-year-old businessman <e1>groped</e1> the 20-year-old student during morning rush hour Tuesday in Osaka and then <e2>tried</e2> to run out at busy Tennoji Station.	AFTER
id220	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	The 40-year-old businessman groped the 20-year-old student during morning rush hour <t1>Tuesday</t1> in Osaka and then <e1>tried</e1> to run out at busy Tennoji Station.	IS_INCLUDED
id221	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052 TOKYO, Dec 21 , 2005 Passenger tackle kills Japan train groper A businessman was <e1>tackled</e1> by passengers and later died after molesting a young woman on a packed rush-hour train in Japan, where groping is a chronic problem, police <e2>said</e2> Wednesday.	BEFORE
id222	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	In <t1>2001</t1>, Tokyo <e1>raised</e1> penalties for groping and rail operators began running all-women carriages.	IS_INCLUDED
id223	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	But Tokyo police last year <e1>reported</e1> a record high 2,201 cases of <e2>groping</e2> on the metropolis's trains.	AFTER
id224	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	The man <e1>lost</e1> consciousness and died later in the day in a nearby hospital, a police spokesman <e2>said</e2>.	BEFORE
id225	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	But he was <e1>followed</e1> by a 32-year-old off-duty police officer and three other male passengers who <e2>tackled</e2> him on the platform.	AFTER
id226	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	In 2001, Tokyo <e1>raised</e1> penalties for groping and rail operators <e2>began</e2> running all-women carriages.	BEFORE
id227	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	"We are <e1>looking</e1> into the cause of death and details about how he was overpowered by the passengers," he <e2>said</e2>.	BEFORE
id228	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052 TOKYO, Dec 21 , 2005 Passenger tackle kills Japan train groper A businessman was <e1>tackled</e1> by passengers and later died after <e2>molesting</e2> a young woman on a packed rush-hour train in Japan, where groping is a chronic problem, police said Wednesday.	AFTER
id229	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	In 2001, Tokyo <e1>raised</e1> penalties for groping and rail operators began <e2>running</e2> all-women carriages.	BEFORE
id230	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	Japan has <e1>begun</e1> cracking down on groping after legions of stories of men <e2>getting</e2> away with fondling and groping on busy trains.	BEFORE
id231	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	Japan has <e1>begun</e1> cracking down on groping after legions of stories of men getting away with fondling and <e2>groping</e2> on busy trains.	IS_INCLUDED
id232	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	Japan has <e1>begun</e1> cracking down on <e2>groping</e2> after legions of stories of men getting away with fondling and groping on busy trains.	IS_INCLUDED
id233	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	In 2001, Tokyo raised penalties for groping and rail operators <e1>began</e1> <e2>running</e2> all-women carriages.	AFTER
id234	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052 TOKYO, Dec 21 , 2005 Passenger tackle kills Japan train groper A businessman was tackled by passengers and later <e1>died</e1> after molesting a young woman on a packed rush-hour train in Japan, where groping is a chronic problem, police <e2>said</e2> Wednesday.	BEFORE
id235	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052 TOKYO, Dec 21 , 2005 Passenger tackle kills Japan train groper A businessman was tackled by passengers and later died after molesting a young woman on a packed rush-hour train in Japan, where <e1>groping</e1> is a chronic problem, police <e2>said</e2> Wednesday.	BEFORE
id236	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	The 40-year-old businessman <e1>groped</e1> the 20-year-old student during <t1>morning rush hour</t1> Tuesday in Osaka and then tried to run out at busy Tennoji Station.	IS_INCLUDED
id237	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	The man lost consciousness and <e1>died</e1> later in the day in a nearby hospital, a police spokesman <e2>said</e2>.	BEFORE
id238	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	"We are looking into the cause of death and details about how he was <e1>overpowered</e1> by the passengers," he <e2>said</e2>.	BEFORE
id239	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	"We are <e1>looking</e1> into the cause of death and details about how he was <e2>overpowered</e2> by the passengers," he said.	NONE
id240	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052 TOKYO, Dec 21 , 2005 Passenger tackle kills Japan train groper A businessman was tackled by passengers and later died after <e1>molesting</e1> a young woman on a packed rush-hour train in Japan, where groping is a chronic problem, police said <t1>Wednesday</t1>.	NONE
id241	AFP_ENG_20051221.0052.tml	The 40-year-old businessman groped the 20-year-old student during <t1>morning rush hour</t1> <t2>Tuesday</t2> in Osaka and then tried to run out at busy Tennoji Station.	NONE
id242	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	China <e1>boasts</e1> the world second largest population of netizens behind the United States, <e2>exceeding</e2> 123 million last July.	AFTER
id243	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	China boasts the world second largest population of netizens behind the United States, <e1>exceeding</e1> 123 million <t1>last July</t1>.	IS_INCLUDED
id244	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	Information security has <e1>become</e1> a serious problem in China with the rapid <e2>growth</e2> of the information industry.	AFTER
id245	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	17 , 2006 (Xinhua) China set up information security certification center China <e1>launched</e1> an information security certification center in Beijing on <t1>Friday</t1>.	IS_INCLUDED
id246	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	"A national standard on security products will <e1>take</e1> effect following the establishment of the center and some products will be subject to compulsory certification," <e2>said</e2> Qu Weizhi, deputy director of the Information Office under the State Council.	AFTER
id247	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	"Some departments have <e1>set</e1> up systems on evaluation, licensing or purchase of security products but a unified national system is required to avoid repetition," <e2>said</e2> Qu.	BEFORE
id248	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	"Some departments have set up systems on evaluation, licensing or purchase of security products but a unified national system is <e1>required</e1> to avoid repetition," <e2>said</e2> Qu.	BEFORE
id249	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	"Some departments have set up systems on evaluation, licensing or purchase of security products but a unified national system is required to <e1>avoid</e1> repetition," <e2>said</e2> Qu.	BEFORE
id250	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	"Some departments have set up systems on evaluation, licensing or <e1>purchase</e1> of security products but a unified national system is required to avoid repetition," <e2>said</e2> Qu.	INCLUDES
id251	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	Apart from certification of security products, the center would also <e1>conduct</e1> talents training and technology research and <e2>development</e2> on information security.	AFTER
id252	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	"A national standard on security products will take effect following the <e1>establishment</e1> of the center and some products will be subject to compulsory certification," <e2>said</e2> Qu Weizhi, deputy director of the Information Office under the State Council.	AFTER
id253	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	"Some departments have set up systems on evaluation, licensing or <e1>purchase</e1> of security products but a unified national system is required to <e2>avoid</e2> repetition," said Qu.	NONE
id254	XIN_ENG_20061117.0239.tml	China <e1>boasts</e1> the world second largest population of netizens behind the United States, exceeding 123 million <t1>last July</t1>.	NONE
id255	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	The suspension was <e1>issued</e1> as the typhoon is expected to <e2>bring</e2> rains and strong winds to Luzon, according to a report by ANC TV.	AFTER
id256	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	The suspension was <e1>issued</e1> as the typhoon is expected to bring rains and strong winds to Luzon, <e2>according</e2> to a report by ANC TV.	BEFORE
id257	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	Weather bureau PAGASA <e1>said</e1> Durian has <e2>intensified</e2> further and increased its threat to Luzon.	AFTER
id258	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	Weather bureau PAGASA <e1>said</e1> Durian has intensified further and <e2>increased</e2> its threat to Luzon.	AFTER
id259	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	Storm Signal 3 was <e1>hoisted</e1> over Catanduanes province in the Bicol region, while storm Signals 1 and 2 were also <e2>hoisted</e2> over 10 other provinces.	AFTER
id260	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	29 , 2006 (Xinhua) Metro Manila to suspend classes due to typhoon threat The Philippine government <e1>announced</e1> the suspension of classes in all levels <t1>Thursday</t1> in Metro Manila and nearby provinces of Rizal, Cavite and Laguna, due to the threat of typhoon Durian, local media reported on Wednesday.	IS_INCLUDED
id261	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	29 , 2006 (Xinhua) Metro Manila to suspend classes due to typhoon threat The Philippine government announced the suspension of classes in all levels Thursday in Metro Manila and nearby provinces of Rizal, Cavite and Laguna, due to the threat of typhoon Durian, local media <e1>reported</e1> on <t1>Wednesday</t1>.	IS_INCLUDED
id262	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	29 , 2006 (Xinhua) Metro Manila to suspend classes due to typhoon threat The Philippine government <e1>announced</e1> the suspension of classes in all levels Thursday in Metro Manila and nearby provinces of Rizal, Cavite and Laguna, due to the threat of typhoon Durian, local media <e2>reported</e2> on Wednesday.	AFTER
id263	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	The suspension was <e1>issued</e1> as the typhoon is <e2>expected</e2> to bring rains and strong winds to Luzon, according to a report by ANC TV.	AFTER
id264	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	Residents in areas under Public Storm <e1>Warning</e1> Signal 1, 2 and 3 are <e2>alerted</e2> against possible flashfloods and landslides.	BEFORE
id265	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	The suspension was issued as the typhoon is <e1>expected</e1> to bring rains and strong winds to Luzon, <e2>according</e2> to a report by ANC TV.	NONE
id266	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	29 , 2006 (Xinhua) Metro Manila to suspend classes due to typhoon threat The Philippine government <e1>announced</e1> the suspension of classes in all levels Thursday in Metro Manila and nearby provinces of Rizal, Cavite and Laguna, due to the threat of typhoon Durian, local media reported on <t1>Wednesday</t1>.	NONE
id267	XIN_ENG_20061129.0136.tml	29 , 2006 (Xinhua) Metro Manila to suspend classes due to typhoon threat The Philippine government announced the suspension of classes in all levels <t1>Thursday</t1> in Metro Manila and nearby provinces of Rizal, Cavite and Laguna, due to the threat of typhoon Durian, local media reported on <t2>Wednesday</t2>.	NONE
id268	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	During the two years till <t1>June 2006</t1>, interest rates were <e1>increased</e1> by 4.25 percentage points, trying to produce a soft landing for the economy.	IS_INCLUDED
id269	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	During <t1>the two years</t1> till June 2006, interest rates were <e1>increased</e1> by 4.25 percentage points, trying to produce a soft landing for the economy.	IS_INCLUDED
id270	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	Gasoline prices <e1>plunged</e1> by 11.1 percent in <t1>October</t1>, while prices of natural gas and home heating oil also posted big declines.	IS_INCLUDED
id271	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	consumer prices dropped by 0.5 percent in <t1>October</t1>, <e1>registering</e1> the second consecutive monthly decline, the Labor Department reported on Thursday.	IS_INCLUDED
id272	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	The 0.5 percent drop in the department's Consumer Price Index, an inflation barometer on consumer price levels, matched the <e1>decline</e1> in <t1>September</t1> and was better than the 0.3 percent dip expected by analysts.	IS_INCLUDED
id273	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	It was the first back-to-back drops in consumer prices since <t1>late last year</t1>, <e1>providing</e1> evidence that inflation pressures started to ease because of declining energy prices and a slowing economy.	IS_INCLUDED
id274	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	During the two years till June 2006, interest rates were <e1>increased</e1> by 4.25 percentage points, trying to <e2>produce</e2> a soft landing for the economy.	AFTER
id275	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	During the two years till June 2006, interest rates were <e1>increased</e1> by 4.25 percentage points, <e2>trying</e2> to produce a soft landing for the economy.	AFTER
id276	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	Policymakers at the central bank are <e1>hoping</e1> that the slowing economy will eventually <e2>put</e2> inflation in control.	SIMULTANEOUS
id277	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	economy grew at an annual rate of just 1.6 percent in the third quarter, compared with <e1>gains</e1> of 2.6 percent in the second quarter and 5.6 percent in <t1>the first quarter</t1>.	IS_INCLUDED
id278	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	economy grew at an annual rate of just 1.6 percent in <t1>the third quarter</t1>, compared with <e1>gains</e1> of 2.6 percent in the second quarter and 5.6 percent in the first quarter.	IS_INCLUDED
id279	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	economy grew at an annual rate of just 1.6 percent in the third quarter, compared with <e1>gains</e1> of 2.6 percent in <t1>the second quarter</t1> and 5.6 percent in the first quarter.	IS_INCLUDED
id280	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	However, food costs <e1>edged</e1> up 0.3 percent in <t1>October</t1>.	IS_INCLUDED
id281	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	The <t1>October</t1> <e1>drop</e1> in consumer prices was helped by a decrease of 7 percent in energy prices, which followed a 7.2 percent decline in September.	IS_INCLUDED
id282	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	consumer prices <e1>dropped</e1> by 0.5 percent in October, registering the second consecutive monthly decline, the Labor Department <e2>reported</e2> on Thursday.	BEFORE
id283	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	consumer prices dropped by 0.5 percent in October, registering the second consecutive monthly decline, the Labor Department <e1>reported</e1> on <t1>Thursday</t1>.	IS_INCLUDED
id284	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	The October drop in consumer prices was helped by a decrease of 7 percent in energy prices, which followed a 7.2 percent <e1>decline</e1> in <t1>September</t1>.	IS_INCLUDED
id285	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	The 0.5 percent <e1>drop</e1> in the department's Consumer Price Index, an inflation barometer on consumer price levels, matched the <e2>decline</e2> in September and was better than the 0.3 percent dip expected by analysts.	BEFORE
id286	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	Gasoline prices <e1>plunged</e1> by 11.1 percent in October, while prices of natural gas and home heating oil also <e2>posted</e2> big declines.	AFTER
id287	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	Gasoline prices <e1>plunged</e1> by 11.1 percent in October, while prices of natural gas and home heating oil also posted big <e2>declines</e2>.	AFTER
id288	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	The 0.5 percent <e1>drop</e1> in the department's Consumer Price Index, an inflation barometer on consumer price levels, <e2>matched</e2> the decline in September and was better than the 0.3 percent dip expected by analysts.	SIMULTANEOUS
id289	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	Beef, pork and vegetable prices <e1>increased</e1> but poultry and fruit prices <e2>declined</e2>.	SIMULTANEOUS
id290	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	The October <e1>drop</e1> in consumer prices was helped by a decrease of 7 percent in energy prices, which followed a 7.2 percent <e2>decline</e2> in September.	AFTER
id291	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	It was the first back-to-back <e1>drops</e1> in consumer prices since late last year, <e2>providing</e2> evidence that inflation pressures started to ease because of declining energy prices and a slowing economy.	SIMULTANEOUS
id292	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	It was the first back-to-back <e1>drops</e1> in consumer prices since late last year, providing evidence that inflation pressures started to <e2>ease</e2> because of declining energy prices and a slowing economy.	BEFORE
id293	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	It was the first back-to-back <e1>drops</e1> in consumer prices since late last year, providing evidence that inflation pressures <e2>started</e2> to ease because of declining energy prices and a slowing economy.	AFTER
id294	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	The 0.5 percent <e1>drop</e1> in the department's Consumer Price Index, an inflation barometer on consumer price levels, matched the decline in September and was better than the 0.3 percent dip <e2>expected</e2> by analysts.	AFTER
id295	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	consumer prices dropped by 0.5 percent in October, <e1>registering</e1> the second consecutive monthly decline, the Labor Department <e2>reported</e2> on Thursday.	BEFORE
id296	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	consumer prices dropped by 0.5 percent in October, registering the second consecutive monthly <e1>decline</e1>, the Labor Department <e2>reported</e2> on Thursday.	BEFORE
id297	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	The October <e1>drop</e1> in consumer prices was <e2>helped</e2> by a decrease of 7 percent in energy prices, which followed a 7.2 percent decline in September.	SIMULTANEOUS
id298	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	The October <e1>drop</e1> in consumer prices was helped by a decrease of 7 percent in energy prices, which <e2>followed</e2> a 7.2 percent decline in September.	AFTER
id299	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	Excluding volatile food and energy, the "core" consumer prices rose by 0.1 percent in October, the smallest since a similar 0.1 percent <e1>increase</e1> in <t1>February</t1>.	IS_INCLUDED
id300	XIN_ENG_20061116.0226.tml	Excluding volatile food and energy, the "core" consumer prices <e1>rose</e1> by 0.1 percent in October, the smallest since a similar 0.1 percent <e2>increase</e2> in February.	AFTER

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Local resident Wally Magkatok <e1>said</e1> in a radio interview that "the rain was really hard and the volcanic materials <e2>mixed</e2> in with it" in his village of Tagas.

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He <e1>said</e1> rescuers were concentrating their efforts on <e2>trying</e2> to save lives.

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Those living around Mayon had been <e1>evacuated</e1> from their homes only recently, in mid-August, when the volcano began belching ash and oozing lava, raising fears of a major <e2>eruption</e2>.

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Those living around Mayon had been <e1>evacuated</e1> from their homes only recently, in mid-August, when the volcano began belching ash and <e2>oozing</e2> lava, raising fears of a major eruption.

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The volcano had <e1>calmed</e1> down by <t1>September</t1> and the residents were allowed to go home, thinking it was safe.

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The volcano had <e1>calmed</e1> down by September and the residents were allowed to go home, thinking it was <e2>safe</e2>.

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The typhoon, which hit the eastern region of Bicol before dawn Thursday, <e1>packing</e1> maximum winds of 150 kilometers (93 miles) per hour, <e2>knocked</e2> out electrical services, telephone lines and water supply, further hampering rescue and relief efforts.

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"It was only <t1>three minutes</t1> before the water level suddenly <e1>rose</e1>," he said.

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Relief services were <e1>stretched</e1> to the limit trying to find survivors and investigating reports of villages <e2>swept</e2> away.

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The typhoon was initially <e1>expected</e1> to hit Manila but veered south and <e2>struck</e2> the Bicol region instead, before moving west towards the South China Sea.

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The Red Cross later <e1>said</e1> some 388 were killed and 96 missing <e2>following</e2> the mudflow.

AFTER

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The Red Cross later said some 388 were <e1>killed</e1> and 96 missing <e2>following</e2> the mudflow.

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"It was only <t1>three minutes</t1> before the water level suddenly rose," he <e1>said</e1>.

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AFP_ENG_20061201.0147 LEGASPI, Philippines, <t1>Dec 1 , 2006</t1>, 2006 Super-typhoon Durian ravages eastern Philippines Heavy rain from super-typhoon Durian caused mudslides that smothered dozens of villages in the eastern Philippines <t2>Friday</t2>, killing 388 according to the Red Cross.

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AFP_ENG_20051221.0052 TOKYO, <t1>Dec 21 , 2005</t1> Passenger tackle kills Japan train groper A businessman was tackled by passengers and later died after molesting a young woman on a packed rush-hour train in Japan, where groping is a chronic problem, police <e1>said</e1> Wednesday.

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AFP_ENG_20051221.0052 TOKYO, Dec 21 , 2005 Passenger tackle kills Japan train groper A businessman was tackled by passengers and later died after molesting a young woman on a packed rush-hour train in Japan, where groping is a chronic problem, police <e1>said</e1> <t1>Wednesday</t1>.

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The 40-year-old businessman <e1>groped</e1> the 20-year-old student during morning rush hour Tuesday in Osaka and then tried to <e2>run</e2> out at busy Tennoji Station.

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AFP_ENG_20051221.0052 TOKYO, Dec 21 , 2005 Passenger tackle kills Japan train groper A businessman was <e1>tackled</e1> by passengers and later died after molesting a young woman on a packed rush-hour train in Japan, where groping is a chronic problem, police <e2>said</e2> Wednesday.

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The man <e1>lost</e1> consciousness and died later in the day in a nearby hospital, a police spokesman <e2>said</e2>.

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"We are <e1>looking</e1> into the cause of death and details about how he was overpowered by the passengers," he <e2>said</e2>.

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Japan has <e1>begun</e1> cracking down on groping after legions of stories of men <e2>getting</e2> away with fondling and groping on busy trains.

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China <e1>boasts</e1> the world second largest population of netizens behind the United States, <e2>exceeding</e2> 123 million last July.

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17 , 2006 (Xinhua) China set up information security certification center China <e1>launched</e1> an information security certification center in Beijing on <t1>Friday</t1>.

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"A national standard on security products will <e1>take</e1> effect following the establishment of the center and some products will be subject to compulsory certification," <e2>said</e2> Qu Weizhi, deputy director of the Information Office under the State Council.

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"Some departments have <e1>set</e1> up systems on evaluation, licensing or purchase of security products but a unified national system is required to avoid repetition," <e2>said</e2> Qu.

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"Some departments have set up systems on evaluation, licensing or purchase of security products but a unified national system is <e1>required</e1> to avoid repetition," <e2>said</e2> Qu.

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"Some departments have set up systems on evaluation, licensing or purchase of security products but a unified national system is required to <e1>avoid</e1> repetition," <e2>said</e2> Qu.

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"A national standard on security products will take effect following the <e1>establishment</e1> of the center and some products will be subject to compulsory certification," <e2>said</e2> Qu Weizhi, deputy director of the Information Office under the State Council.

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"Some departments have set up systems on evaluation, licensing or <e1>purchase</e1> of security products but a unified national system is required to <e2>avoid</e2> repetition," said Qu.

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China <e1>boasts</e1> the world second largest population of netizens behind the United States, exceeding 123 million <t1>last July</t1>.

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The suspension was <e1>issued</e1> as the typhoon is expected to <e2>bring</e2> rains and strong winds to Luzon, according to a report by ANC TV.

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Storm Signal 3 was <e1>hoisted</e1> over Catanduanes province in the Bicol region, while storm Signals 1 and 2 were also <e2>hoisted</e2> over 10 other provinces.

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29 , 2006 (Xinhua) Metro Manila to suspend classes due to typhoon threat The Philippine government <e1>announced</e1> the suspension of classes in all levels <t1>Thursday</t1> in Metro Manila and nearby provinces of Rizal, Cavite and Laguna, due to the threat of typhoon Durian, local media reported on Wednesday.

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29 , 2006 (Xinhua) Metro Manila to suspend classes due to typhoon threat The Philippine government announced the suspension of classes in all levels Thursday in Metro Manila and nearby provinces of Rizal, Cavite and Laguna, due to the threat of typhoon Durian, local media <e1>reported</e1> on <t1>Wednesday</t1>.

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29 , 2006 (Xinhua) Metro Manila to suspend classes due to typhoon threat The Philippine government <e1>announced</e1> the suspension of classes in all levels Thursday in Metro Manila and nearby provinces of Rizal, Cavite and Laguna, due to the threat of typhoon Durian, local media <e2>reported</e2> on Wednesday.

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Residents in areas under Public Storm <e1>Warning</e1> Signal 1, 2 and 3 are <e2>alerted</e2> against possible flashfloods and landslides.

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29 , 2006 (Xinhua) Metro Manila to suspend classes due to typhoon threat The Philippine government announced the suspension of classes in all levels <t1>Thursday</t1> in Metro Manila and nearby provinces of Rizal, Cavite and Laguna, due to the threat of typhoon Durian, local media reported on <t2>Wednesday</t2>.

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During the two years till <t1>June 2006</t1>, interest rates were <e1>increased</e1> by 4.25 percentage points, trying to produce a soft landing for the economy.

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Gasoline prices <e1>plunged</e1> by 11.1 percent in <t1>October</t1>, while prices of natural gas and home heating oil also posted big declines.

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consumer prices dropped by 0.5 percent in <t1>October</t1>, <e1>registering</e1> the second consecutive monthly decline, the Labor Department reported on Thursday.

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The 0.5 percent drop in the department's Consumer Price Index, an inflation barometer on consumer price levels, matched the <e1>decline</e1> in <t1>September</t1> and was better than the 0.3 percent dip expected by analysts.

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It was the first back-to-back drops in consumer prices since <t1>late last year</t1>, <e1>providing</e1> evidence that inflation pressures started to ease because of declining energy prices and a slowing economy.

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Policymakers at the central bank are <e1>hoping</e1> that the slowing economy will eventually <e2>put</e2> inflation in control.

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economy grew at an annual rate of just 1.6 percent in the third quarter, compared with <e1>gains</e1> of 2.6 percent in the second quarter and 5.6 percent in <t1>the first quarter</t1>.

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economy grew at an annual rate of just 1.6 percent in <t1>the third quarter</t1>, compared with <e1>gains</e1> of 2.6 percent in the second quarter and 5.6 percent in the first quarter.

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economy grew at an annual rate of just 1.6 percent in the third quarter, compared with <e1>gains</e1> of 2.6 percent in <t1>the second quarter</t1> and 5.6 percent in the first quarter.

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However, food costs <e1>edged</e1> up 0.3 percent in <t1>October</t1>.

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The <t1>October</t1> <e1>drop</e1> in consumer prices was helped by a decrease of 7 percent in energy prices, which followed a 7.2 percent decline in September.

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consumer prices <e1>dropped</e1> by 0.5 percent in October, registering the second consecutive monthly decline, the Labor Department <e2>reported</e2> on Thursday.

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The 0.5 percent <e1>drop</e1> in the department's Consumer Price Index, an inflation barometer on consumer price levels, matched the <e2>decline</e2> in September and was better than the 0.3 percent dip expected by analysts.

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Gasoline prices <e1>plunged</e1> by 11.1 percent in October, while prices of natural gas and home heating oil also <e2>posted</e2> big declines.

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Gasoline prices <e1>plunged</e1> by 11.1 percent in October, while prices of natural gas and home heating oil also posted big <e2>declines</e2>.

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The 0.5 percent <e1>drop</e1> in the department's Consumer Price Index, an inflation barometer on consumer price levels, <e2>matched</e2> the decline in September and was better than the 0.3 percent dip expected by analysts.

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Beef, pork and vegetable prices <e1>increased</e1> but poultry and fruit prices <e2>declined</e2>.

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The October <e1>drop</e1> in consumer prices was helped by a decrease of 7 percent in energy prices, which followed a 7.2 percent <e2>decline</e2> in September.

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It was the first back-to-back <e1>drops</e1> in consumer prices since late last year, providing evidence that inflation pressures started to <e2>ease</e2> because of declining energy prices and a slowing economy.

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The 0.5 percent <e1>drop</e1> in the department's Consumer Price Index, an inflation barometer on consumer price levels, matched the decline in September and was better than the 0.3 percent dip <e2>expected</e2> by analysts.

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consumer prices dropped by 0.5 percent in October, <e1>registering</e1> the second consecutive monthly decline, the Labor Department <e2>reported</e2> on Thursday.

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consumer prices dropped by 0.5 percent in October, registering the second consecutive monthly <e1>decline</e1>, the Labor Department <e2>reported</e2> on Thursday.

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The October <e1>drop</e1> in consumer prices was <e2>helped</e2> by a decrease of 7 percent in energy prices, which followed a 7.2 percent decline in September.

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Excluding volatile food and energy, the "core" consumer prices rose by 0.1 percent in October, the smallest since a similar 0.1 percent <e1>increase</e1> in <t1>February</t1>.

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Excluding volatile food and energy, the "core" consumer prices <e1>rose</e1> by 0.1 percent in October, the smallest since a similar 0.1 percent <e2>increase</e2> in February.

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