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Shen Jie and Liu Xi, a couple from Yixing, East China's Jiangsu province, died in a road accident on March 20, 2013. It happened five days before a scheduled transplantation that would embed embryos created using in vitro fertilization to the woman's womb to help the infertile couple have children.

She said they would spend a day baking pizza or riding bicycle. The most significant gain from the trip was that they were not as spoiled as they used to be.

Sheikh Salman also reflected on the progress that has been made by Asian football, thanks to the unity of purpose that has existed in the game during the last five years.

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She started to do aerobics in a fitness center, her first contact with dance, which she said, along with her experience as a model, had prepared her for the position she would enthusiastically take as the head of an amateur dancing troupe.

She disclosed that CalTech received a 48-second warning that the quake was coming. However, users of the Shake Alert, an app designed for earthquake alarm to residents, did not receive an alert because the quake in Los Angeles measured only a 4.5, which is under the 5.0 threshold required for an alert.

She tried to start a delivery service then. But the SARS threat disappeared, and things started to return to normal before she got it on track.

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She attributed the slight FDI decrease to weak recovery in cross-border investment activities globally and China's ongoing economic transformation and upgrade.

She urged all senior officials and civil servants to develop new ideas and adopt a proactive work culture by being "innovative", "interactive" and "collaborative".

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She then chose to go to the nearest restroom. After entering the restroom, she scanned a QR code on a tissue box which dispensed toilet paper for free. "It's brilliant! It helps avoid waste and solves my problem so quickly in a way that I'd never thought of," she said.

She made the remark on Thursday, as the university issued a report on people's satisfaction with government work. The survey was conducted in 100 cities nationwide between Jan 15 and March 15. Results were based on a total of 76,969 questionnaires, of which 36,148 were from ordinary residents. The rest were from those who had come to governmental departments to deal with administrative affairs, and from experts, including judges, lawyers and law professors.