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People react following an earthquake in Ampenan district, Mataram, Lombok, Indonesia August 5, 2018, in this photo taken by Antara Foto. [Photo/Agencies]

People visit the booth of Qi-AnXin Technology Group Inc at the China 5G + Industrial Internet Conference in Wuhan, Hubei province. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

People pose with the recently unveiled statue of former South African president Nelson Mandela at Cape Town City Hall on Tuesday. The statue stands where Mandela gave his first address after his release from 27 years in prison on Feb 11, 1990. [Photo/Agencies]

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People hold cups of milk tea at a shopping mall in Shanghai, Dec 6, 2017. [Photo/IC]

People go sightseeing wearing masks at Shanghai's Pudong New Area, which is usually a crowded place of interest due to its panoramic view of the Bund, earlier this month. [Gao Erqiang/China Daily]

People in the Ily Kazak autonomous prefecture, which borders Bortala, also felt strong tremors.

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Philadelphia was cleaning up Monday after pockets of Super Bowl victory celebrations turned unruly overnight, with rowdy Eagles fans smashing department store windows, looting a gas station convenience store and toppling a number of the city's famously greased light poles.

Peder Holk Nielsen, 63, president and CEO of Novozymes, a global biotechnology company headquartered in Denmark, has coined an aphorism: Life is too short not to have a good job.

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Peter So Kwok-kin, head of CCB International Securities, told China Daily that CDRs involve issuing depository receipts on the mainland for shares already listed in another stock exchange, such as in Hong Kong or the United States, thus, it will not substantially affect Hong Kong's attraction for technology companies seeking the first listing in the city although mainland liquidity flowing into Hong Kong may be reduced as part of it will be plowed into CDRs.

Paula Martin, general manager of the Australian Business Chamber, said that 158 export businesses from Australia has undertaken 304 projects since the chamber launched the "Export Growth to China" program and more than 100 Australian companies have worked with Chinese companies on orders worth more than A million.