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In China, eye injuries are the leading cause of unilateral blindness, and the research outcomes can help sports fans better prevent eye injuries in doing exercise and provide guidance on the treatment of these injuries on the part of medical professionals.

In Dixville Notch, the other four votes also went to Biden, while residents in Millsfield voted 16 to 5 in favor of Trump.

In July, the government banned imports of 24 categories of waste, including textiles. Jieshi bore the brunt of the crackdowns on smuggling that followed.

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In December, retail sales grew 8.2 percent year-on-year, in nominal terms, to reach 3.59 trillion yuan, 0.1 percentage point higher than that recorded in November.

In June 2015, President Xi Jinping visited Guizhou province and stressed the need to eliminate poverty. Last year, the population of impoverished people in the province was reduced by 1.2 million, and over the next three years, the government plans to lift another 1 million out of poverty each year.

In June, Seoul's Seocho district government deployed Cruzr robots in the district's 51 public schools, helping mitigate the burden on teachers, according to a report from the Washington Post.

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In Japan and the United States, many basic units are already in service. The Japanese government has made robotics one of its key industries for economic growth.

In Fremont, the automaker is currently trying to stabilize production at 7,000 units per week for a total of 10,000 Model 3 vehicles weekly by the end of the year, according to Eelectrek.

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In China, patients who are symptomatic were put in hospitals, and instead of letting those who were asymptomatic be quarantined in their homes, they were sent to special facilities in a residential community to be isolated and monitored, Jamison said. Then, depending on their conditions, they were either moved to hospitals or sent home.

In January 2013, a lithium ion battery sparked a fire on a Japanese Airlines 787 Dreamliner parked at Logan International Airport in Boston and all planes were grounded. There were no injuries. The US National Transportation Safety Board blamed the fire on "insufficient guidance for FAA engineers to use during the certification process." The system was redesigned and the airplane returned to service four months later.