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Celebrities show off their dream homes
“I don’t like any-thing too extra-vagant in my house,” says Lu Min. “I lik e to keep it simple with classic pieces of furni-ture. It’s a style I will never get bored with.”...
 
As high-rises grow the world gets smaller

“Children need wide open spaces to move around in,” said the doctor.
“They need to be given the opportunity to develop their muscles, as well as their creativity.”
 
Model journalist Su Kabyar not just a pretty face

“As a model and actress all you really need are looks, which I won’t have forever. There are no limitations in writing. If there comes a time when I will have to choose between the two, it will be writing, hands down.”
Korean film fest in Yangon

Other films are Taegukgi — an action drama to be shown on December 1 at 3:30pm and December 3 at 6:30pm; Welcome to Dongmakgol — a war drama screened on December 1 at 6:30pm and December 2 at 3:30pm; and The Way Home — a drama shown on December 2 and December 4 at 12:30pm.
 
Arts Flash
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Iron Cross rock out
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Japanese film lovers rejoice
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Duet album out
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Kids’ talent show
   
   
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PM reiterates vow to promote democracy
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ASEAN enters into a new period, a new era - Ong
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Doctors lauded for efforts to prevent blindness
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Traditional therapy can cause infections, says doctor
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Mid-year pearl auction ‘one of the best’, official
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Students look to aikido for good health and self-defence
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ISY shows its international colours
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Fish injectors face penalties
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Charity group donates equipment to hospital
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Bangkok hospital targets Myanmar for int’l emergency helicopter service
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Yangon motorcycle penalties increased
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K6.5m in insurance comp paid
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Traffic police focus enforcement efforts on privately owned cars
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India gives loan for hydro plant
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Doctors urged to keep learning
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Amusement park to open in Pyin Oo Lwin
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Scholarship website goes bilingual
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Contests to be held for visually impaired people
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Bangladesh resumes rice imports from Myanmar after long break
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Japanese arts exhibited
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Belle Resort readying for December opening
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Learning to dive proves a rewarding challenge
 
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New electronic dictionary taps into growing China ties
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Factories urged to invest in fire prevention
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YCDC set to revamp billboard regulations
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Fisheries trading zone unlikely to meet December target
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Fisheries products worth $100 million sitting on ice
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Foreign help for private hydro projects
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Thanlyin plots soon to be released
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Eye-catching home in Hlaing township
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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