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Representatives from Nachi-Fujikoshi (left) and Ingka (right) sign up for the third CIIE during a ceremony in Shanghai on April 27. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

Representatives of governments, international ports and harbor organizations, port development companies and equipment manufacturers from more than 50 countries and regions were present during the conference.

Relatives of Jiang Yue, a Chinese international student shot and killed in 2016 after her car collided with the shooter in Arizona, on Friday at a press conference in Los Angeles called on the judge to charge the person with first-degree murder and rescind a plea deal. [Photo by Liu Yinmeng/China Daily USA]

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Research based on the national census in 2010 found that the high Uygur fertility rate was due to social and economic underdevelopment, a low education level and restrictions due to religious beliefs.

Researchers settled on a course that was part philanthropy and part trickery-taking away the deserted baby and feeding it milk.

Residents in Beijing who throw objects outside of buildings may face a fine of 1,000 yuan (2) by the local urban management law enforcement department, according to a draft regulation submitted for the first time to the Standing Committee of the Beijing Municipal People's Congress on Monday.

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Representatives from major Chinese and international banks and environmental protection entities gathered in Shanghai on Monday for a two-day workshop that is focused on building an accountability mechanism for financial intermediaries to reinforce environmental and social compliance in their investments.

Relevant authorities should adopt an inclusive attitude and prudent supervision for businesses to encourage innovations, the circular stressed.

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Ren said new energy vehicle owners not only expect technological and smart in-vehicle features, but also require high quality. That means carmakers must deliver vehicles with both high quality and advanced technology.

Republicans are divided amid unsolved concerns of rising costs and fewer insurers once the BCRA was enacted, while Democrats argue the GOP bill would cost tens of millions of people's coverage.