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“The Chinese government has stated its position many times. We absolutely will not fire the first shot and will not implement tariff measures ahead of the US doing so,” the Ministry said.

“The Salesforce search for other competitors’ names is not relevant to?whether an established industry standard guided and justified Amazon Local’s misappropriation?and misuse of Angie’s List’s proprietary information,” Angie’s List writes in response.

“The Trump administration could accomplish a lot with China-US relations at the local level in particular,” Leffel said. “Punishing China with tariffs is not a good start. As Trump continues with the tariffs, it’s causing governors and mayors to fend for themselves.”

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“I’m looking forward to this ‘close encounter’ with Shaanxi, an iconic region of China with 3,000 years of history; and I will try my best to make Shaanxi voices reach out to my motherland,” Engelhardt said.

“The government will accord top priority to attract foreign investment in hydropower,” said Bhandari.

“People on my team who know the Whopper inside and out, they try it and they struggle to differentiate which one is which,” Fernando Machado, Burger King’s chief marketing officer, told the Times. He said that Burger King will take the Impossible national if the St. Louis trial is a success.

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“The Amazon Career Choice Program is an innovative program designed to expand the choices available to our associates in their future career, whether that’s at Amazon or in another industry,” according to a FAQ on the site. “Many Associates will choose to build a career at Amazon. For others, a job at Amazon may be the first step in a career path in another industry.”

“No matter how rapidly the railway technology develops, water will remain necessary for the passengers,” said Deng Dehui, director of the comprehensive workshop at the station. “It means what we do is worthy.”

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“Our ultimate goal is for every teacher in every single subject to benefit from Amazon Inspire,” Rohit Agarwal, who was general manager for Amazon’s K-12 Education when Inspire was announced but later left the company,?told GeekWire last year. “When they walk into a classroom, we want every teacher to benefit from the collective knowledge, the collective insights and the experience of every single one of their peers.”

“It’s one of the coldest,” he said, but “we’ve watched in the rain before.”