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    Sep 20

    It's very inappropriate for the side to publicly link Global Times to Rajeev Sharma's case and to create a sensation to attract attention. They have obviously failed to show due respect to a Chinese media outlet: Editor-in-Chief Hu Xijin

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  2. Wildfire near Los Angeles grows to over 100,000 acres

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  3. Murder suspect Chan Tong-kai still willing to surrender to Taiwan: Carrie Lam

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  4. HK-based plant meat company Green Monday received $70 million in investment, biggest investment in Asian "alternative meat" companies recently. The company is reported to have plans to set up producing plants in S China's Guangdong Province.

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  5. Between 2003 and 2017, Ren Zhiqiang embezzled more than 110 million yuan in public funds; accepted bribes of more than 1.25 million yuan; abused his power and caused particularly heavy losses to State-owned holding company: Beijing court

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  6. About 25% of online stores on Taobao come from Taobao villages, with sales exceeding 1 trillion yuan ($147b) this year. In Taobao villages, the number of active online stores accounts more than 10% of local households with annual turnover reaching 10 million yuan: Alibaba

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  7. Hong Kong Disneyland is reportedly to reopen on September 25 with limited number of visitors allowed and strict health measures.

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  8. has cultivated a total of 10 million and 's degree holders over the past 70 years, and the current number of graduate students on campus will reach 3 million this year: Ministry of Education

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  9. Canadian police investigate poison-laced letter sent to

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  10. 242 million students in have returned to school, accounting for 90% of the total, showing that China's education system has withstood a major test of history amid the pandemic

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  11. 's Harbin Pharmaceutical Group revealed on Tue that it is moving forward to buy health retailer after a bankruptcy court approved stalking horse agreement between the two companies on Fri. (File Photo)

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  12. HK Chief Executive Carrie Lam said Chan Tong-kai — the man who killed his girlfriend, triggering social unrest in HK — is still willing to surrender to Taiwan and HKSAR govt is willing to offer assistance if needed.

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  13. Producers of a Chinese reality TV show apologized for a scene in which rare wild plants in Tibet were picked by celebrity participants after the scene drew criticism from internet users.

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  14. Ren accepted the verdict and decided not to appeal.

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  15. : Former property mogul Ren Zhiqiang was sentenced to 18 years in jail and fined 4.2 million yuan ($663,256) for corruption, bribery and embezzlement of public funds, as well as abuse of power as a state-owned company employee.

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  16. Chinese economy makes relatively swift recovery: ECB article

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  17. Amazing! A Turkish YouTuber invented a paragliding bed with a lamp, bedside table, and even an alarm clock. After successfully taking off, he put on his blinder and had a nice nap while hundreds of feet up in the air.

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  18. announced it would implement the penalties made by authorities and carry out rectification measures in accordance with law after it was fined by market supervision authorities for unfair competition.

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  19. Be cautious! The Qiantang River has witnessed its largest flood in the last 3 years. Several citizens in Hangzhou have been swept away by strong floods while watching the waves. The waves on Aug 18 in the lunar calendar will be even bigger and citizens should be careful.

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  20. The agent for the mainland's streaming platform will stop providing customer service for the firm starting Oct 15 at the request of Taiwan authorities, an imitation of the US' behavior of disrupting companies by abusing governmental power.

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  21. HKSAR govt decided to extend the existing anti-COVID19 measures from 25 September to 1 October, said HK Chief Executive Carrie Lam, stressing that the public should not let down guard as there are still silent carriers in communities.

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