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Hang Seng down 0.76pc in early trade (Business)
(12-07 11:25)
Hong Kong shares were 0.76 percent lower in early trade, with the benchmark Hang Seng Index down 170.46 points at 22,327.69.    
12-07 14:05 -  Runaway Lakers make it nine wins and counting (Sports)
12-06 22:44 -  Usual suspects lead medals race in East Asian Games (Sports)
12-06 21:46 -  Gold but no world record for Chinese star Liu (Sports)
12-06 17:32 -  Japan open Games account but China sit top (Sports)
12-06 14:27 -  Doerner on song as Aussies savor title repeat (Sports)
12-06 14:18 -  Bad break for Blazers center Oden (Sports)
12-06 14:14 -  Five-star Zaheer fires India to the top of Test rankings (Sports)
12-06 14:10 -  Steady Scott at last breaks home duck (Sports)
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Record gold haul
Hong Kong won another four golds in the East Asian Games yesterday taking its total to six its best-ever showing.


             

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     Big City dream
    Mark Hughes says Shay Given's penalty save that secured Manchester City an unlikely 2-1 victory over Chelsea could be the turning point in the club's season.



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