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Since the launch of its first flight to Chinese mainland in April 2005, AirAsia was the first international low-cost airlines operating in the Chinese mainland. To date, the Malaysia-based low-cost carrier is operating 448 flights to 19 Chinese cities, including Hong Kong, Macao and Taipei.

Since the beginning of this year, the commission has allowed several foreign banks and insurers to start preparations for the establishment of branches and branch companies in China, in addition to giving approval to foreign banks and insurers for a total increase of 10.87 billion yuan (.62 billion) in registered capital or working capital.

Since she knew little about Serbia, she searched online for more information about the country.

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Since the tourism year opened in Venice, Italy, in January, China and the EU have launched a series of tourism promotion events.

Since then, the little girl began to take on housework and care for her mother.

Since then she got hooked on monkeys in Longhu Mountain and was even called as "monkey mother" by people around her.

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Since the bank started a special action plan to promote east-west partnerships for poverty alleviation in 2019, it has introduced 32 projects with a total investment exceeding 1.52 billion yuan in the areas of extreme poverty and a few targeted poverty-alleviation counties.

Since June, the gang leader surnamed Lin has invited more than 60 people to cross into Myanmar from the border province of Yunnan to engage in telecom fraud.

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Since launching its fly cruise to China in 2016, Cunard has discovered strong demand from highend cruise passengers, most of whom are aged above 50 and live in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen in Guangdong province and Chengdu in Sichuan province, the luxury cruise line said in an email response.

Since entering the China market in 2014, Princess Cruises has accommodated nearly 700,000 Chinese passengers and expanded to three ports - Shanghai, Tianjin, and Xiamen in Fujian province - in three years. "The Chinese cruise market saw soaring growth of similar products by almost all global cruise operators trying to expand their business here, and in order to compete with each other, ticket prices nose-dived from 20 percent higher than sophisticated markets such as Europe and the United States, to between 30 percent and 40 percent lower," said Cheng Juehao, deputy professor at Shanghai Maritime University and deputy head of the Shanghai International Shipping Institute Cruise Economy Research Center.