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Many airlines have already scrapped or mothballed aircraft. For example, he said British Airways has retired its Boeing 747s, Air France its Airbus A380s, and Singapore Airlines, Delta and Air New Zealand their Boeing 777-200s.

Mariners on a 43-meter cargo sailboat outfitted with a crane voyaged from Hawaii to the heart of the Pacific Ocean, where they retrieved the haul of mostly plastic fishing nets as part of an effort to rid the waters of the nets that entangle whales, turtles and fish and damage coral reefs.

Many overseas Hong Kong residents, like Poon's cousin, flocked back to the city as the novel coronavirus became a pandemic. To prevent the city suffering a major local transmission, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government is requiring all arrivals coming to Hong Kong from foreign countries to undergo a 14-day mandatory quarantine, either at home or in designated quarantine places. This started from Wednesday.

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Many offline activities, such as promotion of films, parties and visits to filming locations, are also organized.

Marhaba Wulayim, 25, a spinner from Shule county in Kashgar, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, inspects the machines at a local textile mill. [Photo provided to China Daily]

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Many fiction books tie it all up with a neat resolution. While Traps does end with a surprisingly pleasant twist and change of heart for its characters, it’s a pain-filled slog for them to reach that point. In her first book, Luther’s end isn’t remotely happy or complete. If you’re looking for a Disney-like, happily ever afters, you won’t find it. Like in life, full closure is often a pipe dream.

Many young people are misled by Tai's active political performance, which suggests there are no serious consequences for breaking the law, Ngan said.

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Many years ago, during my time as a foreign student, I would return during the longer school vacations to visit my family on the East Coast of the United States.

Mark Zuckerberg in 2011. (Photo by Robert Scoble via Flickr.)