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Mastercard has been actively tracking China's development, and we have seen the country's transformation toward a "new economy", which features high-quality investments, products and services. Our New Economy Index has shown a high momentum in information technology and information services.

Mark Groysman, general manager of Afi Development, said the closer relationship between China and Russia has brought Chinese construction firms into the Russian market.

Many people at the reception said they had China stories to share.

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Many of China's neighbors will be directly involved in, and will benefit from, the first two of the four events because the annual conference of the Boao Forum for Asia will be held in April, while the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization will be held in Qingdao in East China's Shandong province in June.

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Many measures have also been taken in rural areas surrounding the lake and in rivers that feed it. Farms with 6.8 million animals (livestock and poultry) have been closed, and domestic wastewater from 885 villages that once had no sewage treatment facilities is now collected and treated, the administration said.

Margaret Gilligan, FAA’s Associate Administrator for Aviation Safety, agreed with Misener and said her office is focusing on authorizing UAS operations beyond a visual line of sight. However, she noted several technological challenges in the way. For example, the FAA wants to address the issue of “sense and avoid” to ensure drones can avoid aerial traffic.

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Mattis's remarks came amid escalating tensions between Washington and Pyongyang, casting a different tone with US President Donald Trump who unleashed a string of warnings to the DPRK.

Matthew Crabbe, co-author of "Fat China: How Expanding Waistlines are Changing a Nation" described China's surging rate of obesity as "a ticking bomb" underneath the country's future economic growth and public health care system. In 2003 alone, Chinese overweight and obese adults directly cost the country 21.1 billion yuan (.3 billion) due to increase in hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease and strokes.