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Thousands of people had written on the boards by Friday, most expressing their hope for peace in the world. The boards will not be removed until Sunday.

Thousands of people this week met at Ofo's headquarters in Beijing, demanding to have their deposits returned.

Though known for online advertising and search (which, of course, would be hard to tout in a retail environment), Google is making a big push into hardware.

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Tian Runan, a professor in Nanjing Forestry University's gardening and plants department, said the city is famous for the 380,000 trees that line its roads and provide shade in summer, but there are not many different varieties, especially ones with a pleasing shape and colorful leaves.

Thus remaining true to the original aspiration and keeping the mission firmly in mind as well as upholding the spirit of "good neighbors, good friends, good comrades and good partners" are in the interest of the two sides, Hong said.

Three new kinds of public bike storage facilities will be tested on Beijing’s streets this year, in a bid to address the problem of shared bikes taking up too much space and causing inconvenience to pedestrians, Beijing Youth Daily reported.

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Throughout the life-span of foreign businesses, IDA Ireland provides them with both "soft supports" such as introducing agencies and research centers they to need to work with, and "hard supports", such as subsidies for hiring more local people, to make doing business in Ireland as easy as possible, he said.

Tian instructs her to count aloud from one to five and to perform a few other simple tasks, just to make sure her other functions are not being affected by the electrodes, while in the background a monitor frantically displays the signals emanating from them.

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Though traditional Chinese medicine has been practiced in China for thousands of years, it has largely been a supplementary part of medical care overseas, when compared with modern medicine. However, as the standardization of the ancient medicine is being accelerated, it is expected to gain more recognition overseas and more people will use TCM.

Three years ago, when I was in the United States for my postgraduate studies, I received an unexpected call from my grandparents one day. I knew then and there I needed to go shopping for their dietary supplements.They are big fans of cod liver oil, odorless garlic capsules, grape seed extract capsule, Ginkgo Biloba and Caltrate.Every time I flew home for a vacation, my grandparents would request me to fetch them their favorite dietary supplements. They believe such products are good for their health. Typical shopping bills would total up some 8,000 yuan (,151) a year.If you think that's a lot, hang on a second. Their friends spend tens of thousands of yuan on dietary supplements. Believe it or not, there are stories, probably apocryphal ones, that an old couple here and an aging pair there sold off their homes just to buy dietary supplements!A recent report from Chyxx, an online industry information network, showed that this year, the sales revenue of China's dietary supplements market is estimated to reach nearly 293 billion yuan, growing some 11 percent year-on-year. The recent years had witnessed double-digit growth rates, with average consumption level being 12 percent that of the US, showing great growth potential.With the increase in per-capita disposable incomes and the rise of people's healthcare awareness, China's consumption groups are paying more attention to health, and thus generating huge demand for dietary supplements.Multiple factors are at work. For one, the idea of consumption itself has changed in China. Then there is the predicament of aging. Policies and regulations are being tweaked to help grow the healthcare products market, market insiders said.Promising as the market is, frauds are not uncommon.Yun Wuxin, who received his PhD in agriculture and bioengineering from Purdue University in the US, said most dietary supplements don't have a clear efficacy. What the merchants claim in their ads are not proven scientifically.Kong Xianwei, head pharmacist at the Peking University Third Hospital, said: "Dietary supplements can't replace medicines. So, consumers should go to a hospital to get regular treatment. They can't blindly rely on over-the-counter dietary supplements."Agreed Fan Zhihong, associate professor at the College of Food Science & Nutritional Engineering, which is part of China Agricultural University. "Dietary supplements can't take the place of a nutritious, wholesome daily meals. Consumers should not blindly trust those high-end healthcare products. In addition, dose rationality should also be considered."On Nov 1, the China Food and Drug Administration issued a guideline that the government should further fine-tune laws and regulations on healthcare products, and increase the threshold for registration.Besides, the scope of inspections should be expanded, and punishment for fraudsters should be made more severe, it said.