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Sharon Tan

  • Senior Marketing Manager, Eu Yan Sang Singapore
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Musings on the new Casio Ring Watch CRW-001

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By Sharon Tan
| Deployant
Casio released an interesting addition to their Casioak styled collection which is designed to be worn as a ring. I bought one for myself, and here are my impressions on this timepiece. Musings on the new Casio Ring Watch CRW-001 The CASIO Ring Watch CRW-001 has a retail price of SGD 199 inclusive of GST in Singapore, and is already fully sold out. The CASIO Ring Watch CRW-001 is neither user-friendly nor wearable (for me), but it still makes me smile because it's just so cute to see it worn.
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Sarawak kids shine at Hippo English competition in Vietnam

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By Sharon Tan
| The Borneo Post
DA NANG (July 11): The enthusiasm to prove their English chops was seen on the faces of 291 children from different countries during a balmy Saturday morning here last week as they gathered to compete in the far east regional qualifier of Hippo’s English Without Borders competition on July 5, 2025.
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Should fluoride still be in our water? Yes, here’s why

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By Sharon Tan, Felicia Sundram
| The Straits Times
When it comes to fluoride, as with many things in life, the Goldilocks principle applies; too little is ineffective, but too much can be harmful. ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG There has been growing concern about the presence of fluoride in drinking water, particularly after a study was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Paediatrics early last month.
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