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Three die in 2-train collision
2024-08-06At least three people died and 63 were injured when two passenger trains collided at a railway station in central China yesterday. Both trains were he...
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Weather disasters may rise
2024-08-06The nation is bracing for a higher risk of more extreme weather as a trend toward increasing weather-related disasters has been recorded since the 199...
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Houston Rockets' all-star center Yao Ming's basketball career has been cast in doubt after reports revealed yesterday his injury is worsening....
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College grads flocking to military
2024-08-06A record number of recent college graduates are considering careers in the Chinese military, and officials are happy to oblige, by opening up more tha...
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Jackson fans will get money back
2024-08-06More than 750,000 Michael Jackson fans can get full refunds for the pop star's canceled 50-night concert extravaganza. Fans can also opt to receiv...
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Officials measured by more than bottom line
2024-08-05Officials will be evaluated on more than their financial performance, a Party spokesperson said yesterday.In a bid to update its economic-orientated f...
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HK marks 12 years of return to motherland
2024-08-06Tens of thousands of people from Hong Kong offered happy birthday greetings yesterday. Revelers joined a parade of dragon dancers and a marching symph...
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Plug not pulled on software
2024-08-05Despite a last-minute delay in implementing Green Dam internet-filtering software, China's authorities and its PC manufacturers said yesterday the...
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Weighty matter: Teen's struggle is a trend
2024-08-06For the past decade, Huang Qing has seen her girth expand at a startling rate."My waistline has already grown past the tape measure," said t...
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Japan opens door wider to tourists
2024-08-05Japan hopes the opening of its borders to individual tourists from China will boost its economy, said Japan Tourism Agency (JTA) commissioner Yoshiaki...