Dr. David Tawei Lee

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  "The FM6124, our first EDR product and the basis for an evolving specialty product family, uniquely provides digital event monitoring in a single package," remarks David Lee, Ramtron's Strategic Marketing Manager.

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  ) yesterday, this time in the form of an e-mail, Presidential Office Spokesman David Lee (§õ«n¶§
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  Lee said the e-mail, sent by someone describing themselves as the "black killer," contained threats to shoot the president with two bullets, kidnap his grandsons and sexually assault his daughter.
  
  Later yesterday, the Presidential Office made the content public.
  
  Lee said that the message had been handed to the police and that security for the president and his family would be increased.
  
  Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) presidential candidate Ma Ying-jeou (°¨­^¤E) yesterday condemned the violent threats sent to the president and to members of his family.
  
  However, he also called on the president not to take advantage of the situation to create social disturbances or foster ethnic conflict.
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  Dismissing such accusations, Lee said yesterday that "gloating over the matter was not different to encouraging crime and violence."

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  * EDITORIAL: But who else is there, Mr Lee?
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  Presidential Office Spokesman David Lee (§õ«n¶§
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  Lee said that in January 2004 Faina Chiang Fang-liang had asked the Ministry of National Defense to arrange for the interment of the two men.
  
  The request was approved by Chen in April that year.
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  But Lee said the funds could be returned to the treasury if the Chiang family does not tell the government by the end of this month that it wants to proceed with the internment.

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  On Tuesday David Lee, Chen's presidential spokesman, said the UN's latest rejection would not derail those plans.
  
  "Entering the UN is the mainstream opinion in Taiwan," Lee said.

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  Taiwan representative David Lee and his wife Lin Lee are hosting an elegant tea and reception at their residence this evening in support of Breast Cancer Action Ottawa.

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  Taiwanese presidential spokesman David Lee said preparations for the referendum have already begun, including obtaining the 1 million signatures needed to get the issue on the ballot in one of the island's two upcoming elections.
  
  On Monday, President Chen Shui-bian said he "hoped" the referendum could be held during the legislative elections in January 2008 or presidential elections two months later.

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  Taiwanese presidential spokesman David Lee said Wednesday that preparations for the referendum have already begun, including obtaining the 1 million signatures needed to get the issue on the ballot in one of the island's two upcoming elections.
  
  "The first stage in this process has started," Lee said."We have already begun collecting the signatures."
  
  On Monday, President Chen Shui-bian said he "hoped" Taiwan could hold the referendum on U.N. membership during either the upcoming legislative poll in January 2008 or the presidential elections two months later.

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  Presidential Office Spokesman David Lee (§õ«n¶§) yesterday said that Chen did not intend to belittle women and that his original meaning was that the KMT had made trouble out of nothing.They were sorry if Chen's remark caused any misunderstanding, he said.
  
  During an interview with a radio station in Taichung on Sunday night, Chen compared the furor caused by the KMT's insistence on the two-step voting system over the past month to "a woman who makes a row for no obvious reason."
  
  Lee said it is a well-known fact that Chen has attached great importance to women's rights during his presidency.He not only defends women's rights to participate in politics, but also established an advisory taskforce under the Presidential Office to promote gender mainstreaming and protect women's rights, he said.Chen also appointed eight female Cabinet officials in 2000, he said.

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  Rebel leaders who still run Haiti's fourth-largest city sat on a platform alongside Latortue, Organization of American States representative David Lee, recently installed interim Cabinet ministers Bernard Gousse and retired Gen.
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  Lee said Latortue's visit symbolized "a return of authority."

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  Presidential Office Spokesman David Lee (§õ«n¶§) said the Presidential Office agreed with Bush's call for Beijing to conduct democratic reform.
  
  Taiwan and the US are partners in freedom and democracy, Lee said.
  
  The two countries share common interests in promoting peace and stability in the region, he said.

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