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How to read the Front Page A. Looking for the top story B. Reading the headline to find the subject of the story: political diplomatic economic industrial military educational trade crime sports entertainment accident  CPPCC chairman stresses democracy Close eye to be kept on state property Feedback negative for Japanese electronics industry U.S. and Russia sign disarmament pact Clintons negotiators take one last stab at a world trade accord What price a life? For two friends, a prison sentence Progress here helps literacy worldwide Sino-Thai meeting stresses close ties Consulting the index to find what is on  the inside pages;  D. Scanning the lead to find what the story is about; Doctors in Zhongshan county brought back to life a heart patient whose breathing had stopped for more than three hours and whose heart had stopped beating for an hour and five minutes. Scan the following leads, select the best choice from the options that follow. 1) UNITED NATIONS Warning that the world’s population could triple in 100 years and wipe our any advances of the 20th century, a former World Bank president yesterday proposed a multibillion-dollar global birth control programme. This story is about a) the worlds population. b) advances of the 20th century. c) a former World Bank president. d) a birth control programme. 2) ANAHEIM, California Artificial eyeballs that move like real ones have been implanted in 4000 people and may help many people embarrassed by odd movements of the traditional glass eye, experts say.This story is abouta) eyeballs. b ) artificial eyeballs. c) 4000 people. d) the traditional glass eye. 3) MAASTRICHT, Netherlands A historical European Community summit expected to set the 12-nation group on the road to