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Wayne Morrison, a specialist in Asian trade and finance at the Congressional Research Service, said that efforts by Chinese firms that are owned, controlled or favored by the Chinese government will generally face tougher challenges doing business in the US because of the uncertainty over whether investments and business deals are being made for market-based reasons or are being driven by Beijing.

Wang, a driver for car-hailing platform Didi Chuxing, had planned to go to her hometown during Spring Festival to visit her mother.

Warwick Wan Wo-tat, a North District councilor, said he learned some senior residents living in the district were not motivated to test themselves for the virus. "All of them believed that they have (a) low chance of infection after they stopped going to crowded public areas," Wan said.

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We will strengthen deterrence so officials don't dare to, strengthen the cage of institutions so they're unable to, and strengthen their vigilance so they have no desire to commit acts of corruption. Our political environment will, through tireless efforts, like seas fallen calm and rivers running clear, be clean and free of corruption.

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We must stand firm by multilateralism, by the UN-centered international system, and by the purposes and principles of the UN Charter. We need to champion the approach of consultation and cooperation for shared benefits in governance, take the lead in advancing global governance reform along the right direction. Through joint efforts, we will safeguard the legitimate rights and interests and space for development not just for ourselves but also for all other emerging market and developing countries.

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We all want free and fair trade, and you can argue about negotiations with China, or taking a tougher stance with Mexico, or what have you, but the fact is — and the data just shows this — the jobs that are going away are primarily going away because of automation. And that’s going to accelerate. Driverless Uber and the equivalent displacement that’s going to take place in office buildings across the country is going to be scary for folks. Which means we’re going to have to start thinking about where the jobs come from, and how much government involvement is there in the marketplace, and do we have a job-sharing economy so that everybody has work, because it turns out that work is not just about finances, but it’s about dignity and feeling like you’ve got a place in the world? How do you pay for that? If more and more people are working in the service sector, how do we make sure that they’re getting paid enough? In addition to making an argument that, “If you want a better deal, then you better start unionizing and organizing, ‘cause otherwise you’re going to get screwed,” in addition to making the argument that if you’re in the service sector right now, you should be fighting for a higher minimum wage ‘cause across the board, everybody in the service sector is going to be better off … In addition to those traditional arguments, we, I think, probably have to be more creative about anticipating about what’s coming down the pike. Automation is relentless and it’s going to accelerate. You saw just what happened to retail stores, sales this past Christmas. Amazon and online sales is killing traditional retail, and what’s true there is going to be true throughout our economy.

Wayne Morrison, a specialist in Asian trade and finance at the Congressional Research Service, which serves the US Congress, said the Trump administration appears to be taking a hard line on trade with many of its trading partners by boosting enforcement of US trade remedy measures, dusting off old US trade laws, pulling out of trade agreements and renegotiating others, and talking tough on trade imbalances.

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Waterkeeper Alliance has a network of 300 organizations that patrol 2.5 million square miles of rivers, lakes and coastal waterways on six continents from America to Asia, the Caribbean to Africa and beyond.

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