New Straits Times - 2019-11-13

• REGULATOR DEFECTS
• Moody blues?
• ‘CAAM will regain Category 1 status within 24 months’
• Air safety downgrade may hit local airlines badly
• SAM RAINSY GRATEFUL TO MALAYSIA
• Wishing Cambodia well as it peaceably moves forward
• GERAKAN HOPEFUL A SERIOUS CONTENDER
• Almost 100pc turnout of early voters
• MISS MALAYSIA-UNIVERSE GOES ‘PERANAKAN’ IN STYLE
• Dessert, anyone?
• More anchors to boost vendor developmen­t
• MALAYSIANS SAVVY ABOUT SMARTPHONE­S
• ‘LEAN CAMEL’ COUPLE IN MANCHESTER STOPOVER
• JOHOR WELCOMES MOVE TO REVIEW WATER PRICE
• PIEX a catalyst for state’s economic sectors
• MAN ALLEGEDLY STABS MUM TO DEATH
• Nanyang’s NIE top choice for educators
• APU students bag APICTA award
• TRANSFORMI­NG STARHILL GALLERY
• Auditor flags Prestarian­g’s ability to continue
• ‘ASIA THE CENTRE OF TECH SHIFT’
• The future of car ownership in Malaysia
• RM2,050-RM2,300 A TONNE LIKELY
• Bursa rises on buying in plantation stocks
• Homemade skincare solutions
• Sneaker mania
• Creative forces
• Bake it till you make it
• Lay the foundation
• Good on paper
• Pursuing courses to keep pace with digital advances
• 8 researcher­s, 2 varsities lauded for achievemen­ts
• Taylor’s University wins Bursa Malaysia debate
• Scientist hopes to aid society with VioLED
• App for students on a budget
• PALESTINIA­N MILITANT LEADER KILLED
• MYANMAR SUED FOR GENOCIDE
• Do-it-yourself Hindu temple awaits move to holy site
• Aussies trapped by bushfires told it is too late to escape
• A DAY TO BURY BOGEYMAN
• Hamilton’s success ‘getting a bit boring’ for Max
• RIDICULOUS RULING!
• Octopush boys seek medal underwater
• Soon Huat-Shevon Lai set for podium
• THE ROAD TO 2034 SHOULD START NOW
• WAR ELEPHANTS DANCE TO NEW TUNE
• Rejected in Malaysia, revelling in Qatar

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