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More than 240,000 stores on Taobao were closed last year on suspicion of intellectual property infringement, compared with 180,000 in 2016. [Photo by Pei Qiang and Niu Jing/for China Daily]

More efforts will be made to further open up the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone, especially the newly included Lingang Special Area. Telecommunications, science and technology services, education and healthcare will be the focus of further opening-up.

More than 32 million mu (2.13 million hectares) of trees have been added to the region since 2014.

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More than 1,000 companies have booked exhibition areas for the third China International Import Expo, accounting for more than 50 percent of the exhibition places that have been signed.

More efforts are needed to effectively play the positive role of 5G construction in "stabilizing investment" and promoting the development of the overall industrial chain, the ministry said.

More than 3,000 police officers raided the village in the early morning of Dec 29, 2013, seizing three tonnes of crystal meth and capturing more than 180 suspects, including Cai.

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More than 20 bulk US sorghum shipments were on their way to China when the announcement was made, including more than a dozen that were loaded at ADM export terminals in Texas. Several of the cargoes were resold to new buyers.

More infrastructure such as highways and railways is needed to achieve the agreement's goal of enhanced trade, and that's an important area in which China can help, he said.

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More than 400 people from Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and Chinese compatriots from overseas and foreign friends will also participate in the parade, Zhang said.

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