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Li predicted that China's foreign trade will remain stable for the year.

Lilian Hernandez wept as she spoke the names of aunts, uncles, cousins, her grandmother and two great-grandchildren-36 family members in all-missing and presumed dead in the explosion of Guatemala's Volcano of Fire.

Li mentioned that the innovation brought by M-Pesa can be compared to the changes that Alibaba has created in China. He emphasized the importance of people to people exchanges and noted that on average a Chinese company employs 360 local staff in Kenya, compared to 147 employed by other foreign companies.

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Liang, the photographer, takes a large shopping bag to carry home the toys she wins. She plays the machines once a week and pays 1 yuan for every attempt. She records her expenses and the number of toys she grabs in a notebook. In the past two years, she has spent more than 40,000 yuan on grabbing over 10,000 toys.

Like Hu, many in Guangzhou have begun to be able to hail self-driving taxis, or robotaxis, since late June after the country's autonomous driving start-up WeRide announced that its self-driving taxi service will be available on Alibaba's navigation platform Amap.

Li instructed inspectors to adopt a problem-oriented approach and explore new working methods such as introducing third-party evaluation on law enforcement.

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Li of Bank of China said that the nation's manufacturing activities may pick up in March as supportive policies gradually take effect.

Liang Yong (L), dubbed as "China's No 1 Fatty" and Yang Bo (alias), dubbed as "Beijing's No 1 Fatty" appear together in Xidan in Beijing, Sept 10, 2012. They appealed to the public not to discriminate against obese people, and help overweight friends lose weight. [Photo/VCG]

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Li was on her way to take part in a special education program to turn poor villagers into flight attendants. It will take her three years to become a qualified air stewardess under a joint program launched by the budget carrier Spring Airlines and Shanghai Open University.

Like automakers, many other Chinese companies from industries, sectors or fields such as telecommunications, infrastructure, energy, general manufacturing, shipping, services and finance have all invested big-time in both developed and developing economies across the globe.