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About 150 parents gathered Friday at the ruins of Fuxin No. 2 Primary School, hoping to learn why the building collapsed in last month’s earthquake, killing their sons and daughters.They left with nothing: The results, officials say, were just not...
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Until age 13 or 14, sperm is not fully formed, increasing the risk of infertility or birth defects. Sperm may be extremely healthy in older teens, who are famous for...
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Everything is supposed to be green these days. Your car, your home, your overall lifestyle. Sorry to say that I really can’t offer any advice on where to find energy...
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As i was pondering in my pondering chair, over entitlement of transitioned states of matter (what to call melted froghurt) i suddenly became bored, so i did what every...
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An ambitious young Chinese politician has withdrawn from a Hong Kong beauty pageant following withering criticism from commentators online, state media reported...
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I think I am probably going to die any minute now. An inflamed, deceived mob of about 50 desperate men are crowding round the car, some trying to turn it over, others...
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The NBA has formed a joint venture with Anschutz Entertainment Group to design and develop multipurpose, NBA-style arenas in major Chinese cities.
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Corporate greed, import liberalization, and lack of priority to local food production and to ensuring food safety are to be blamed for the entry of...
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Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo said her government will spend more to stimulate the economy and protect growth as the world braces for the worst financial...
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Julie McCarthy’s description of a 100,000 acre soy farm in Brazil seems to symbolize peace, progress, and economic development: trends for a new Latin America. From...
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China’s State Council tightened quality control regulations for the dairy industry Friday, as authorities in Macau and Hong Kong reported several children had...
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A crane at a construction site next to a Chinese kindergarten collapsed Friday, killing five children, the official Xinhua News Agency said.
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The U.S. trade deficit edged down slightly in August, reflecting a drop in foreign oil from record levels. But the politically sensitive deficit with China increased as...
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Beijing will ban half of its 3.4 million cars from the roads during periods of very heavy pollution, a state news report said Friday.
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A second lawsuit has been filed against a Chinese dairy company at the heart of the tainted milk crisis, an attorney said Friday, as more than 10,000 children remained...
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My last post was about China and so I can keep the Chinese “internet police” in a job, today’s post is also about China and its creation of a new slave empire....
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Al Jazeera’s Tony Birtley reports on how China’s one-child policy and foreign adoptions are prompting tens of thousands of abductions every year.
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Few months back, India was the least spammy among BRIC countries and as per a new report, India has beaten China and has moved up the ladder!
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The South African government will press ahead with plans to sell just over 51 tons of ivory to China and Japan under a special exemption to the international ban on the...
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China on Thursday rejected concerns that it would torture Chinese Muslims held by the U.S. military at Guantanamo Bay if they are returned to China, saying they will be...
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The recent attacks in China’s schools make it very clear that the children are not at all secure behind the boundary walls of the premises.
Last Wednesday,...
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In the coming years, the schools in England will see more male gentry. Training and Development Agency (TDA) for Schools has launched a drive to recruit male primary...
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Education experts in Philippines are surprised by a decline in primary school enrolment rates and increasing dropout rates that seem to afflict boys in particular. The...
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