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Michael O'Halloran, Oliver's dad, admitted to being "a little bit teary" and slightly nervous while watching his son take off.

Microsoft Corp plans to create nearly 2,000 new positions in China in 18 months, which will bring its total employees in the nation close to 10,000, as the US tech heavyweight sees strong opportunities from the accelerated digital transformation in the world's second-largest economy.

Minister Salvador Illa said on Saturday that "the situation in Madrid is complicated, serious. Tough weeks are on their way", urging local health authorities in charge of the capital's health crisis to "revise their decisions" and "put in the limits on movement on the whole of the city of Madrid".

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Moon also asked for the support of the United Nations and the international community for an end-of-war declaration on the Korean Peninsula.

Microsoft’s employee count does not include the full impact of the 18,000 job cuts announced by the company this summer.

Months ago, a group of teachers and students from France visited Shanlian. They listened to the history of Huzhou writing brushes and showed great interest.

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Moon and Putin, the spokesman said, will also discuss ways to increase bilateral cooperation and strengthen cooperation for co-prosperity and development in the Eurasian continent beyond Northeast Asia.

Mixer was in second place for the quarter by that metric, at more than 36 million hours streamed, up 28.5% from the first quarter, but slightly below its peak in the first quarter of 2019, the report says.

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Moon Jae-in said Thursday that Kim Jong-un, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), had expressed his hope to rapidly hold his second summit with US President Donald Trump during the inter-Korean summit in Pyongyang.

Microsoft’s headcount tells a different story, however. The company reported today that it has 118,584 employees, which is a net loss of more than 4,300 people from the Redmond-based company’s headcount in the last quarter of 2014. It’s hardly surprising, since Microsoft said last year that it would be laying off 18,000 employees, or roughly 14 percent of the company’s entire workforce.