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Daily Briefing: Top students list gets junked

Find out what else is causing online buzz.

  • Parents totally feel that it's high time to scrap the list of topnotchers in national exams. Read more about it here.
  • Someone might be feeling you up on the train during rush hours. Here's what they do.
  • Amidst all the financial comforts, have Singaporeans gone numb? Find out more here.
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