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MANILA - The Philippines has started the reintegration of former rebels into the society, a move Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said will bring "lasting peace" in the southern Mindanao region.

Lu needed to concentrate and take every step patiently.

MANILA -- Officials, business leaders and scholars in the Philippines said they are confident in the future of Philippines-China relations following the state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to the country earlier this week.

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Lt. Gen. An Ik-san (L front) of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) shakes hands with Maj. Gen. Kim Do-gyun, a senior-level official of the defense ministry in charge of inter-Korean military affairs of the Republic of Korea (ROK), before the general-level military talks at Tongilgak, a DPRK building in the truce village of Panmunjom, on June 14, 2018. [Photo from Xinhua/Defense Ministry of the ROK]

MEXICO CITY - The death toll from a 7.1-magnitude earthquake earlier this week has climbed to 307, the Mexican government announced Saturday.

Lu from the Yungang academy also said he had great expectations for academic cooperation among various research institutes thanks to the guidelines, which he considered to have established a national platform for coordination.

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MANILA - The death toll from Typhoon Vamco that ransacked the Philippines this week has climbed to 67, the country's national disaster agency said on Sunday.

Louis Kuijs, head of Asia Economics at Oxford Economics, said that data in recent months showed "virtually no intervention" from the People's Bank of China, the central bank, in the foreign exchange market.

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Lv Hongqing, an official at the Chongqing municipal administration for big data application and development, said the metropolis has established China's first industrial innovation base for block chain in its Yuzhong district, and the base has already housed 40 companies, including local startups, such as Jinvovo Technology and tech heavyweights, such as Inspur.

MLG: In the late 1980s, Microsoft was thrust into the spotlight not so much for its status in the growing tech industry—it was already a big name in software—as for its approach to meeting the intense staffing needed to constantly test out new products and prototypes. Microsoft was assigning temporary workers tasks that were virtually identical to what their permanent staff did. These “permatemps” spent years on software projects with the same responsibilities, reporting to the same management, and on full-time hours as their full-time counterparts. In many cases, everyone was making the same amount of money and had the same benefits, except for stock options extended to full-time employees only.