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It is a common practice for retailers to check out the stores of their competitors to compare prices, layouts and payment systems.

It is neither appropriate nor possible to seek decoupling in technologies and industries, as the COVID-19 pandemic has hit already struggling global economy hard and crippled the flow of industry and supply chains, Premier Li Keqiang said on Monday.

It remains unclear where the tech startup plans to list its shares or how much it intends to raise. Bytedance declined to comment when contacted by China Daily on Tuesday.

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It is believed that if a child visits museums regularly, his learning ability can be boosted. In the United States, educationists try to make children as "lifelong learners", so that a child learns with enthusiasm. So, before visiting a museum, the parents and children should do their homework to improve the visitor experience.

It is noteworthy that Chinese consumers like to shop using their mobile devices, and the penetration rate and usage of mobile devices is very high in China, which requires retailers to think mobile first when designing services, displaying products and simplifying customers' shopping experience, Ghani added.

It is also suggested that regular online exhibition activities could be introduced along with the annual offline event. Combining cost-effective online exhibition platforms with offline activities could help popularize the CIIE and engage a larger audience.

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It is important to help these young people see for themselves the great potential and key roles they can play in realizing the vision central government has set out for the Greater Bay Area, so they fulfill their personal development aspirations, said Fok.

It is unclear when the bill, introduced by Republican Senator Lindsey Graham and Democratic Senator Bob Menendez in February, will have a full Senate vote.

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It is not difficult to see the remains of British influence in the city, although it has long been handed over to China. English is still widely spoken in Hong Kong and, alongside Cantonese, is one of the city's two official languages.

It is estimated that more than 110,000 industrial robots will be sold by China in 2017.