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In a bid to keep its momentum in China, GM has been introducing 10 new or refreshed models in the second half of 2018.

In a short term, domestically, the growth may suffer from the potential adverse effects of financial de-risking, given its asymmetric impact on private sector financing and the risk of a disorderly unwinding of excessive leverage, the Bank explained.

In a product demo, Paleja also showed off a new feature of the App Store for Android called “Test Drive.”

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In a Q&A post released on April 18, the Education Bureau of Huizhou, South China's Guangdong province, said third-grade students at junior and senior high schools will not have a holiday during the May Day holiday after returning to campus on Monday to ensure that total class hours of the semester are not reduced and to avoid the risk of cross-infection on the way back to school from home.

In a related activity, at a symposium in Beijing on Saturday held to mark four decades since the 1978 treaty, over 100 government officials and academics from both countries gathered to honor the spirit of the treaty.

In a related action, Softbank is exploring the sale of a large percentage of its T-Mobile shares to controlling shareholder Deutsche Telecom, The Wall Street Journal reported.

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In a world where superheroes and villains are very real, unassuming office temp Arthur becomes obsessed with a sinister conspiracy he believes has taken over his City. Everyone thinks he’s crazy, except his mysterious new ally, The Tick, a bizarre blue superhero who might just be a figment of Arthur’s imagination …

In a statement released on Tuesday, Huang lauded the efforts both teams had made to overcome the difficulties posed by the pandemic and work closely to promote the government-to-government cooperation projects.

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In a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Pompeo and Esper discussed the coronavirus pandemic, security and military cooperation, and "shared interests in a free and open Indo-Pacific", said Cale Brown, US principal deputy spokesperson.

In a 2004 paper, Ben Bernanke, Fed chairman from 2006 to 2014, used the term "great moderation" to describe the period of low inflation, steady growth and low unemployment from 1984 to the early 2000s. For a short time, it looked like monetarist constraints on central banks had cured boom-bust business cycles and solved inflation and unemployment problems.