1. If the newspaper only had good news, nobody would buy it and I'd be out of a job.
2. Now the entire process of buying and selling the land by universities with the aid of local governments turns out to be a speculative business.
3. Some educators and students point out that buying a condom in such a public setting could be unsettling for most young people.
4. It must be pointed out that the TELA and the OAT usually act on complaints made by members of the public.
5. In fact we always try to be constructive and act out of good intentions.
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6. The reason is that the " Tibetan independence " activities led by the Dalai group have become more and more unpopular and harder to be carried out.
7. The supplementary part can be managed by comprehensive individual accounts and can be lent out on the mortgage and paid back in stages.
8. Subsequently, an action plan can be worked out to punish violators of agreements and rules.
9. So Tuesday's accident should be a warning for the safety management department to swing into action and rule out potential dangers.
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10. Cai said some Chinese applicants are on the Forbes list of the world's wealthiest individuals, and estimating their net transfers out of China would not be easy.