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TOKYO－Carlos Ghosn's escape from Japan is "unjustifiable" and he is thought to have left the country using "illegal methods", Japanese Justice Minister Masako Mori said on Sunday, in the first official public comments on the case.

TRENTON — New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, by his own admission, entered lame-duck territory on Tuesday, signing his final budget after a bruising three-day state government shutdown that included a viral photo of him lounging on a state beach that was closed to the public because of a budget impasse.

Taiwan actress Barbie Hsu, second from right, singer-songwriter Mavis Fan, left, and hostesses Elephant Dee, second from left and Aya Liu. [Photo provided to China Daily]

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Tang Jiafu, deputy director of the city's greening and appearance bureau, which is responsible for guiding residents to sort their garbage, said educational materials have been compiled to teach people how to classify their garbage accurately. The bureau organized 12 training sessions for teachers, who will merge the information into their teaching.

Tangshan was destroyed by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in 1976 that killed more than 240,000 people and injured over 160,000.

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Tang Qiyong, a telecom analyst at China Securities Co Ltd, said the commercial application of homegrown satellite-enabled communication services marks significant progress in China's telecom sector.

Tang Wenhong, director-general of the department of foreign investment administration at the Ministry of Commerce, said companies from Europe, the United States and Japan have already discovered that it is time to invest more in China's research and development, design, science and technology businesses. New growth points will present themselves as the economy becomes more sophisticated.

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Tai was sentenced last year to 16 months in prison on conviction of conspiracy to cause public nuisance and inciting others to cause public nuisance during the illegal "Occupy Central" movement in 2014. He was later granted bail pending his appeal.

Taiwan entrepreneur Shao Ai-Ting, 26, however, argues the lanterns can be made so they burn up in the air and no remains fall to the ground.