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Purchasing a sow and a boar with her 8,000 yuan in savings, Long started a farm in her old house. Unable to afford feed, she had to collect weeds from the mountains as food for her pigs and usually woke up early to cook their food. She also needed to climb the steep slopes to fetch water for the animals, and fell many times during the winter.

Quarantining a whole large city is a step that has not been taken elsewhere in modern history.

Proposed by Xi in 2013, the BRI comprises the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road.

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Providing police and military personnel in banks was part of immediate steps applied by the provincial tsunami emergency response joint command (Satgasgab) under President Widodo's order to speed up economic recovery in the tsunami-hit city.

Qunun then went online for help over Twitter, writing of being in "real danger" if forced to return to her family in Saudi Arabia and might be killed. She told the BBC that she had renounced Islam and was fearful of her father's retaliation.

Quanjian has denied any wrongdoing and said it was cooperating with investigators.

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Qiaopi, a combination of mail and remittance certificate sent by overseas Chinese to their families in provinces of Guangdong and Fujian in the 19th and 20th centuries, serve as valuable document for understanding this chapter of the history.

Provincial governments such as Jiangxi have earmarked government funds for maintenance of the road and contracted companies to provide a stable work force for the job.

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Quality video is key to keeping users and raising advertising revenue from some 30 million-plus paying subscribers. Tencent and Alibaba have both said they're committed to spending more for content: Tencent for instance has splurged on Game of Thrones and National Basketball Association broadcasts. Meanwhile, Baidu is slashing spending on peripheral services from food delivery to travel to make room for its growing AI and content outlays.

PwC found that the businesses in China are believers in AI, with 84 percent of the Chinese executives surveyed agreeing that the technology is likely to have a larger impact on the world than the internet revolution.