Beijing urged Washington on Saturday “not to go too far” in harming China’s interest s, and called for it to change course to avoid further damaging bilateral ties. China firmly opposes the United States’ recent remarks and actions that harmed China’s interests, in cluding its resorting to political means to suppress normal operations of Chinese
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tains, deserts, oceans and a lack of accurate meteorological information. The number o f meteorological disasters in the regions is more than double the global average, the administration said. Wei Caiying, deputy general-director of the National Satellite Meteoro logical Center, said that real-time disaster monitoring by meteorological satellites coul d provide these countries with a
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Sure, there are exceptions to this, but by and large human bein Museums provide culture and inspire learning in the youth and popu lation of a country, and lead to an increased sense of wonder and desire to explore. For purely selfish reasons, corporations and businessmen should strive to support museums and other cultural de
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den was announced as the winner and Zheng refused to acknowledge the Briton’s victory before sensationally collapsing on the podium and leaving the competition area in tears. “I have been doing this sport for 16 years, but this is the first time I have realized that a taekwondo match could be played like this. Zheng,
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oving internet access in rural areas in poverty alleviation and called for enhanced inform ation sharing to promote urban-rural integrated development.The Port of Dunkerque in Fra nce would seize the opportunities presented by China’s Belt and Road Initiative to boost trade between the two nati ons, authorities said on the Seventh Dunkerque Port Night on
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id the main reason behind this is the real estate market in some cities is at risk of going out of control, and the land market shows signs of overheating. China’s house prices continued to stabilize despite slight increa ses in April, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. Sixty-seven out of the 70 major
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ment to the reindustrialization process, which could be viewed as a sort of financial Dutch disease－the apparent causal relationsh ip between the increase in the economic development of a specific sector and a decline in other sectors. The more heated the US stock market gets, the more serious the Dutch disease will become. And, ironically,
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These kinds of machines are very complicated and benefit customers. Most of all, students can gain a variety of scientific knowledge and principles through them. I think art exhibits should be free to the public. I do, however, think twice a year the museums should host a fundraising event to help pay for the cost
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es and objectives in the trade talks should be a warning for it to more strictly stick to its principles. And t he fact that the US wants to challenge the laws of economics should not be reason for China to try to do the same. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said his go vernment
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Minister: Innovative financial tools, swaps to help tackle growing problem Local governments will be urged to leverage financial resources for reducing “hidden debt” and make use of market-oriented financial instruments for debt swaps, a senior government official said on Thursday. In a signed article, Finance Minister Liu Kun said it was imperative to bring down
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