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Scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have helped lift many rural areas out of poverty by supporting the local agricultural industry with advanced science and technology.

Scams include websites that claim to sell blood and saliva samples from supposed coronavirus survivors to help boost a person's immunity against catching the virus, and sales of fake tests.

Salovey, who took office on July 1, 2013, and is a social psychologist by profession, believes it's important for Americans to know that the country's best friends abroad are often people who benefited from having some part of their education in the United States.

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Sales of e-cigarettes in China reached 3 billion yuan in 2016, a fourfold increase from the previous year. According to the report, China is the largest producer of both cigarettes and e-cigarettes. It exported 90 percent of its e-cigarette products.

San Francisco's Stop Secret Surveillance ordinance passed by a vote of 8-1 on Tuesday. It bans all city government agencies and the police from using facial surveillance technology in the city.

Sadie Tew, senior retail director of Value Retail, told Xinhua that more and more brands in the shopping village accept China's cashless payments including Alipay and WeChat Pay, and consumers can also use Alipay or WeChat Pay to purchase gift cards in the visitor center.

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Sales of the new XC60 and the 90-series cars were the main drivers, said the press release.

Saab called the message "revealing."

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SYDNEY - An out of control bushfire which swept across northern New South Wales (NSW) in Australia has destroyed six homes and damaged five more, authorities confirmed on Thursday.

SYDNEY - Australia's largest airline Qantas announced a partnership with Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba on Friday, that will see Chinese travellers able to buy flights from Qantas directly on the associated site. The partnership to create a strategic relationship between the two companies gives the world-renowned Australian airline access to over 507 million active mobile users of the Alibaba platform in China, with over 75 percent of those users aged 35 years old or younger. The chief executive of Qantas, Gareth Evans, lauded the partnership, and said it will make the process of coming to Australia easier for the many Chinese tourists who would like to, and do travel there every year. "With travel between China and Australia booming ... (this) is an exciting opportunity for us to have a connection with younger Chinese travellers, who increasingly turn to mobile applications," Evans said. Evans said his company plans to develop its presence in China even further, with the airline already operating more than 130 return flights between Australia and China every week. With many of the likely users of this new platform being millennials, this relationship is set to take advantage of a shift in travellers that was identified by the managing director of Tourism Australia, John O'Sullivan, who said in a recent interview with Xinhua that the nature of Chinese tourism to Australia is changing. "What we are seeing now is an amazing change within the Chinese tourists in Australia. We are seeing a far more sophisticated visitor coming to Australia than was coming probably two or three years ago," O'Sullivan said.