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	WHY SHOULD MAN BE
		Man's teeth belong to the latter, and are not suitable for eating flesh.
		A further illustration is that if a man has been on a vegetarian diet for a long period, not only will he not think of eating meat thereafter, but also find the smell of meat offensive and upsetting to his stomach, even nauseous.
		Man cannot compare with cattle and horses with regard to physical strength and endurance, but they, the cattle and horses, require only plants for replenishment of energy.
	geocities.com /vnlotuspages/NgoaiNgu/WHYSHOULDMANBEAVEGETARIAN.htm (4783 words)

	Wei Man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wei Man (Wiman on Korean) camed from the State of Yan of China who established a kingdom around Liaoning in 195 BCE.
		Man was a general of the Yan Principality, which was ruled by prince Lu Wan (盧綰), Emperor Gao's old ally.
		However, Lu Wan fled to the Xiongnu in 195 B.C. because he was suspected of rebellion and was attacked by the Emperor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wei_Man (583 words)

	Epochtimes English Edition- (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Wei burst into tears and knelt down on the ground to kowtow to the old man. The old man stopped him and said, “Your great grandmother is still alive.
		Wei was riding a horse, the old man always managed to stay thirty steps ahead of the horse.
		Wei got off the horse and walked into the mountain valley with the old man. They walked about one li (0.8 mile) and came to a house.
	www.theepochtimes.com /news/3-7-17/1870.html (880 words)

	Culture Channel
		Wei, a man with only 4 years of elementary schooling, earned the name "the devilish genius of drama" after creating a mass of themes for Sichuan Opera, Peking Opera and the silver screen.
		Wei first took the country's entertainment world by surprise in 1986, with his Sichuan Operatic fantasia, "Pan Jinlian"－－a modern take on the story of a dissolute woman from one of China's greatest classics, "Outlaws of the Marsh".
		Wei Minglun was born there in 1941 and later moved to Zigong, both cities in Sichuan provinces.
	english.cri.cn /636/2003-8-18/14@35647.htm (757 words)

	CNN - China grants parole to famed dissident - Nov. 16, 1997
		Wei was allowed to spend roughly five hours with his family in a state-run guest house before he arrived in Detroit Sunday.
		Wei's family told CNN that before leaving Beijing, Wei was forced to sign a document stating he'd be returned to prison if he ever returned to China.
		Wei's family told the press that his flight to Detroit was the first flight of his life and that despite China's threat to jail him again, Wei wants to return.
	www.cnn.com /WORLD/9711/16/wei/index.html (969 words)

	Epochtimes English Edition- (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Wei burst into tears and knelt down on the ground to kowtow to the old man. The old man stopped him and said, “Your great grandmother is still alive.
		Wei was riding a horse, the old man always managed to stay thirty steps ahead of the horse.
		Wei got off the horse and walked into the mountain valley with the old man. They walked about one li (0.8 mile) and came to a house.
	en.epochtimes.com /news/3-7-17/1870.html (880 words)

	Man wins online defamation case
		Wei was a registered user of "aoxuezhongtian," a website which offers online games operated by a cyber information company in Daqing.
		Wei also found another user left an abusive message, which included his real name and address, on the BBS the next day.
		Wei sued the company in February and demanded a public apology and pecuniary compensation.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /english/doc/2004-12/14/content_400008.htm (397 words)

	Amazon.de: Shanghai Baby: English Books: Wei Hui,Wei,Bruce Humes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		She's in love with Tian Tian, a handsome but impotent man who is constantly encouraging her to work on her novel.
		Already the author of a popular but controversial collection of short stories, Coco is disillusioned by her publisher's refusal to print a second edition of her collection.
		Man muÃ Ihr zu Gute halten, daÃ Hui deutschen MÃ¤nnern scheinbar etwas abgewinnen kann, sonst hÃ¤tte Sie Ihre AffÃ¤re auch mit einem Briten, Schweden oder Amerikaner haben kÃ¶nnen.
	www.amazon.de /Shanghai-Baby-Wei-Hui/dp/0743421566 (1348 words)

	Wei Man - China-related Topics WE-WH - China-Related Topics
		Wei Man (衛滿 Pinyin: Wei4 man3) was a ChinaChinese general who established the Wiman Joseon kingdom in northwestern Korea in the 2nd century BC.
		Man was a general of the Yan (state)Yan Principality, which King Lu Wan (盧綰), Emperor Han Gaozu of ChinaEmperor Gao's old ally, ruled.
		Since the Han Empire was not completely stabilized yet, the Governor of Liaodong appointed Man as an outer subject, provided that he did not prevent natives to go up to the empire.
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/Wei_Man (407 words)

	Buddhist Deities: Description of Wei-To Pusa
		Wei-To is an important Deva or God in the Chinese Pantheon as his image is always present in all temples as the 'Entry Guardian'.
		According to the teaching, Wei-To was a son of a heavenly king who was so virtuous that when Sakyamuni Buddha was entering Nirvana, he instructed the prince to guard the Buddha Dharma.
		He is always portrayed as a young and good-looking man clad in full armour and headgear of a general, standing and leaning upon an impressive looking sword or gnarled staff with both hands, or he could be holding a sceptre-shaped defensive weapon.
	www.buddhanet.net /e-learning/history/weito-txt.htm (400 words)

	Book of Chaoxian, Shiji - China History Forum, chinese history forum
		Man (滿), King of Chaoxian (朝鮮;), was a former resident of Yan (燕;).
		Man's son and grandson Youqu (右渠) succeeded in turn, who harboured more and more Han fugitives, and never met the emperor; Zhenfan and neighbouring states wanted to write letters to and meet the Son of Heaven, but were blocked.
		Wei Shan returned and reported to the Emperor, and was executed because of his failure.
	www.chinahistoryforum.com /index.php?showtopic=3040 (1679 words)

	The Paumanok Review : Second Encounter by XuJun Eberlein
		Wei Dong narrows his eyes slightly; his gaze dwells on Zhang’s ordinary and energetic face for a moment.
		Wei Dong scrunches his eyebrows a little: a bottle of Maotai would only be opened on an important occasion.
		Wei Dong sees a remote figure in his wine cup, a short young man in a sleeveless singlet, hands tied behind his back, eyes covered by a dirty rag, face flened by smoke; this may explain why he couldn’t recall anything familiar about Zhang.
	www.paumanokreview.com /5.1/eberlein.html (2693 words)

	Ba Bu Tang Lang
		Wei intervened to help the Chinese man and in the fight he defeated several opponents, who after that run after Wei around town.
		The Koreans were about to smash shifu Wei Xiao Tang and his friend with sticks, but when running he suddenly turned around and dodged to the side using the technique "Green Dragon Shakes its Tail" and with his concealed weapon cracked the skull of the nearest Korean, knocking him to the ground.
		The mob grabbed whatever was available and advanced on shifu Wei Xiao Tang ready to strike him to death, but as soon as shifu Wei Xiao Tang was attacked he fought back with the speed characteristic of a fighting mantis.
	www.geocities.com /mantiscave/weixiao.htm (1572 words)

	Amazon.com: Shanghai Baby: A Novel: Books: Wei Hui (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Wei Hui's debut novel, which was banned in China, delves deep into the dark and glittering heart of Shanghai, as experienced by a hopeful and hedonistic young novelist, Nikki (better known to her friends as Coco, after the also irrepressibly glamorous Coco Chanel).
		It is just such paradoxes that make Wei Hui's novel so complex and thought-provoking: she deftly explores the intimate relationships that belie the seeming oppositions of East and West, love and desire, the natural and the artificial, hedonism and spiritualism.
		Wei Hui does little to tone down the highly autobiographical nature of the book, which is the reason why it so lacks any sense of humor or perspective.
	www.amazon.com /Shanghai-Baby-Novel-Wei-Hui/dp/0743421574 (2783 words)

	22.5. My Memories of Wei Zheng-min
		Wei Zheng-min was a professional revolutionary who had fought against the Japanese for the cause of patriotism from an early age.
		He was a meditative man who, had it not been for the revolution, might have devoted all his life to scientific research or to authorship.
		Wei Zheng-min's secret letter to the Comintern was made public after the Japanese imperialists carried the full text of the letter in their official publication, Thought Bulletin No. 25, in December Juche 29 (1940).
	www.kimsoft.com /war/r-22-5.htm (5446 words)

	Berkshires Week
		Wei is the choreographer New York Times critic Anna Kisselgoff dubs "modern dance's most original new talent," and this troupe his laboratory.
		Wei had come to New York on a manic pilgrimage of acquisition, to juice up Western culture as fast as was humanly possible.
		But movement is Wei’s real triumph -- exceptional fluidity and acrobatic punctuation, evocative spectacle that seems heavily influenced by his childhood evolution in Chinese Opera.
	www.berkshiresweek.com /081904/?id=article04 (1065 words)

	Dian Wei - San Guo Zhi (Records of the Three Kingdoms) Biography - English Translation
		Dian Wei was a man from Chen Liu.
		He was a man that had determination and could be relied upon as a chivalrous person.
		Dian Wei was a martial general; in each battle with his selected troops he would rise to the occasion and exhibit his prowess.
	www.kongming.net /novel/sgz/dianwei.php (1209 words)

	Three Times Around the Circle
		Finishing the drill, Wei removed his blindfold, announcing that he would journey to the market for two days in search of buyers for his crop...but before he could finish his thought, he turned slowly and sighted the one whom he already knew had come with malicious intent.
		The old man motioned for others to assist, trembling and angry that his failure to act promptly had allowed an innocent to be injured.
		The old man faced the stranger, "Think sir...inside, how do you feel..." For an instant, the challenger's concentration broke, and his consciousness flashed that the sun had scarcely moved in the sky, but his skin was burning.
	www.ironcrane.com /html/thcirle.htm (2340 words)

	Motorist fined for Chopper Chase \| Weird Asia News
		A man was fined 200 yuan (US$25) and received three demerit points after driving his car at high speed to chase a helicopter flying along an expressway in the city of Jingzhou, Hubei Province, on Monday.
		The incident took place at 1:35pm when the man, Wei, spotted a helicopter flying 10 metres above his car on his way home from Xiangfan to Jingzhou.
		Wei accelerated, wanting to race the helicopter, but he was stopped by police for speeding 10 kilometres later.
	www.weirdasianews.com /2006/12/21/motorist-fined-for-chopper-chase (167 words)

	LM_OLD WEI p:3 by Robert BAUMANN
		Robert J. Grandfather Wei, without much explanation had left me at the gateway of the marketplace with instructions to wait for his return.
		He looked over his shoulder at me and waved his arms behind himself, waving the air toward me. He had made the air foul with his body and he was blowing this at me. Do not laugh, daughter.
		"Wei is like a fly landing on a turd and thinking he has found a treasure," said Min.
	www.lightmillennium.org /fall/bbaumann_oldwei3.html (872 words)

	Taiwan Headlines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		In it, the author records the story of a man named Wei-ku, who went to traveled to a city and saw an elderly man lying on a cloth bag sitting under the moonlight reading a book.
		Wei-ku asked who his own future wife would be, and the old man flipped the pages of his book and said that his wife would be a three-year-old girl living at the vegetable seller's next to his inn.
		He asked her how she had gotten the mark, and the girl said that she was the daughter of a vegetable seller, and that she had been adopted by a powerful man. It was only then that Wei-ku realized that the elderly man he had met years before was the spirit responsible for marriages.
	www.taiwanheadlines.gov.tw /ct.asp?xItem=62818&CtNode=39 (759 words)

	Generation-N - Review - Electroplankton (import)
		These days, rarely do you hear about a game made by one man. A vast majority of gaming software requires dozens of people's involvement - that is, if the developer wants the game to be released in a remotely reasonable amount of time.
		While not exactly classifiable as a "video game," Electroplankton was indeed conceived by one man, at least for the greater part of the software's development.
		Of course, the whole of Electroplankton was not completed by this one man, as a total of fifteen people, including executive producer and president of Nintendo Satoru Iwata, had a part in the creation of Electroplankton.
	www.gen-n.net /reviews/ds/ep.shtml (1503 words)

	wedding reviews
		At the beginning of the movie Wei Wei is an independent women living by herself trying to make ends meet anyway she can.
		She hits on him all the time even though she knows that he is living with a man. It is almost as if she refuses to believe that he is really gay.
		His mother in particular talks about how she is envious of the independence of Wei-Wei and how she does not need to rely on a man. In the end, it seems that everyone is happy, and they seem to have a greater understanding and respect for one another's lifestyle choices.
	www.wooster.edu /chinese/Chinese/reviews/wedding.html (4843 words)

	Dian Wei - Comprehensive Romance of the Three Kingdoms Biography
		Dian Wei was a fierce man of a common background.
		While several soldiers were trying to keep it standing, Dian Wei shouted at the men to leave and used one hand to straighten the pole.
		Lord Cao was in awe of his strength and recruited Dian Wei into his army and placed him as Commander under Xiahou Dun (1).
	www.kongming.net /novel/kma/dianwei.php (525 words)

	Wei Man Tang's blog \| We Want Media
		Due to their informal, uncontrolled nature, blogs are likely to have a significant social impact during the next presidential election.
		Submitted by Wei Man Tang on Mon, 03/20/2006 - 6:19pm.
		Submitted by Wei Man Tang on Mon, 02/06/2006 - 5:56pm.
	journalism.nyu.edu /pubzone/wewantmedia/blog/20 (520 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Drawing from the ancient traditions of Buddhism, Taoism, and Advaita Vedanta, Wei Wu Wei offers a unique view of What IS in his own radical, uncompromising language, with humor and profundity.
		In giving us his version of the perennial philosophy, he brings a very different perspective to the conventional notions about time, love, thought, language, and reincarnation.
		Wei Wu Wei's dynamic interpretation of the ancient teachings opens the reader's eyes: "I have only one object in writing books: to demonstrate that there could not be anyone to do it." In poetry, dialogs, epigrams, and essays he attempts to stop us in the tracks of our spiritual journey.
	advaita.org /store/ct_PR34112398.htm (150 words)

	Aug-Sept 06
		“Albert and Lavinia Cook in Bucharest are using a WEI short-term mission school as one of their efforts to launch a new church plant in the city of Bucharest.
		Seed is being sown, and we rejoice in the blessing.
		Another aspect of WEI that has great potential for communicating Christ to the world is our English as a Second Language course for Spanish speakers.
	www.weiady.org /update/previous_update_108.htm (1981 words)

	Wang Wei : Poems and Biography
		Wang Wei is considered to be one of the three great poets of the Tang Period, along with Li Po and Tu Fu.
		Wang Wei's father was a local government official, and his mother was from a distinguished literary family.
		When Imperial control was restored, Wang Wei was briefly imprisoned for his collaboration, but he was officially rehabilitated and returned to government service until his death in 761.
	www.poetry-chaikhana.com /W/WeiWang (378 words)

	Chinese Idioms: The Old Man under the Moon - Xianzai.com China Information - Xianzai.com Delivers China Email ...
		In my pack are red cords for tying the feet of husband and wife." When Wei Gu and the old man came together to a marketplace, they saw a blind old woman carrying a three-year-old little girl in her arms.
		The old man said to Wei Gu," This little girl will be your wife in the future." Wei Gu thought this was too strange to believe and he ordered his servant to stab the girl with his knife.
		The daughter was a beautiful young woman, but Wei Gu found that there was a scar between her eyebrows.
	www.xianzai.com /archives/2006/05/30/chinese-idiomsthe-old-man-under-the-moon (493 words)

	Zhao Wei - Moviefone
		Wei Zhao is a Senior Associate Vice President for Research and a Professor of Computer...
		As an IEEE Fellow, Wei Zhao has made significant contributions in...
		Zhao Wei - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, Zhao Wei Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/zhao-wei/226595/main (95 words)

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