Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal north; warmer than normal south Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal (Reporting By Susanna Twidale; editing by David Evans)
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" For example, Article 29 of the proposed data policies stipulates that "where mainland users visit the mainland internet, their traffic must not be routed outside the mainland.
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Nordics - Warmer than normal, colder than normal east UK - Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Colder than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Reporting by Oleg Vukmanovic.
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Apple's Maestri said mainland China revenue was flat, as were iPhone sales in the mainland.
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Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Reporting by Susanna Twidale; editing by Jason Neely
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Nordics - Warmer than normal UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal west, colder than normal east Nordics – Colder than normal UK – Colder than normal Northern mainland - Colder than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK – Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, colder than normal Reporting by Nerijus Adomaitis; editing by David Clarke
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Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal west, colder than normal east Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Reporting by Susanna Twidale, editing by Larry King
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Nordics – Cooler than normal UK - Near normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal Nordics – Slightly warmer than normal UK - Near normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal UK – Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal in the west; cooler than normal in the east Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in the west; cooler than normal in the east Reporting by Nina Chestney, editing by Louise Heavens
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Nordics – Colder than normal east; warmer than normal west Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east; cooler than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Reporting by Lefteris Karagiannopoulos; editing by Emelia Sithole-Matarise
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Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal, except for SE Europe and SW Iberia Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Cooler than normal, except W Iberia Nordics - Warmer than normal, except coastal Norway Britain - Warmer than normal south, cooler than normal north Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal Reporting By Sabina Zawadzki; Editing by Kirsten Donovan
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Nordics – Warmer than normal northwest; colder than normal southeast Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal east, warmer than normal west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal south, colder than normal north (Reporting by Nina Chestney; Editing by Alison Williams)
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Nordics – Cooler than normal Britain - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordic region – Cooler than normal, except Finland Britain – Cooler than normal north, warmer than normal south Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordic region – Cooler than normal Britain – Cooler than normal Northern mainland – Cooler than normal west, warmer than normal east Southern mainland – Cooler than normal west, warmer than normal east Reporting by Oleg Vukmanovic, editing by Louise Heavens
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Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal, except Iberia and far southeast Europe Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Cooler than normal, except Iberia and southeast Europe Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Cooler than normal in the southeast; warmer than normal in the southwest Reporting by Nina Chestney; Editing by Dale Hudson
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A-shares are listed on the mainland, while H-shares are Hong Kong-listed shares of mainland-incorporated companies.
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Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Cooler than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly cooler than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal in the east, cooler than normal in the west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in the east, cooler than normal in the west Nordics – Warmer than normal, except in the far east UK – Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal (Reporting by Nina Chestney, editing by Louise Heavens)
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MARCH: Nordics Colder than normal east; warmer than normal west Britain Warmer than normal Northern mainland Warmer than normal Southern mainland Warmer than normal APRIL: Nordics Warmer than normal Britain Warmer than normal Northern mainland Warmer than normal Southern mainland Warmer than normal east; cooler than normal west MAY: Nordics Warmer than normal Britain Warmer than normal Northern mainland Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Southern mainland Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west (Reporting by Lefteris Karagiannopoulos; editing by Emelia Sithole-Matarise)
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OCTOBER: Nordics – Warmer than normal UK – Slightly cooler than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler west Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, cooler west NOVEMBER: Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland –Warmer than normal west, cooler east DECEMBER: Nordics – Cooler than normal west, warmer than normal east UK – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler west Southern mainland –Warmer than normal east, cooler west (Reporting by Susanna Twidale, editing by Louise Heavens)
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Numerous mainland Chinese-owned banks and stores have also been targeted, as have businesses that expressed sympathy to mainland China.
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What remains are all large caps that are tradable via an existing channel between Hong Kong and mainland stock markets that allows investors to trade mainland shares without the complications of setting up shop on the mainland.
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Nordics - Much warmer and drier than normal Britain - Warmer than normal, near-normal rainfall Northern mainland - Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland - Slightly warmer and wetter than normal Nordics – Slightly warmer than normal, wetter than normal Britain – Warmer and wetter than normal Northern mainland – Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal, near normal rainfall Nordics – Cooler and wetter than normal Britain – Wetter than normal with near-normal temperatures Northern mainland – Slightly warmer and wetter than normal Southern mainland – Warmer and wetter than normal Reporting by Sabina Zawadzki; Editing by Mark Potter
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Lam said he had received a call from a mainland Chinese person claiming to be part of the mainland intelligence service.
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A shares are the common shares issued by mainland Chinese companies and are normally available for purchases only by mainland citizens.
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" New rules will also be implemented from Sunday that require the airline to "submit the ID information of all crew members flying to the mainland and flying over the mainland air space to the relevant mainland authorities for approval.
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A joint immigration checkpoint inside a train station on Hong Kong soil will be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws.
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Kaliningrad has no border with mainland Russia and has relied on its neighbor Lithuania, which in turn imports power from mainland Russia.
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Information on wrappers and packaging, including the use of simplified Chinese characters and mainland quality-control symbols, points to a mainland source.
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It simultaneously increased incentives for Taiwanese immigration to the mainland, offering outsized public benefits to Taiwanese citizens who obtain mainland residence permits.
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The team's analysis suggests penguins at a well-studied mainland breeding ground, and possibly the mainland at large, would go extinct by 2060.
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Border control for both Hong Kong and the mainland would be dealt with within the station, with no checks done in the mainland.
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A shrewd tactician, she spent 15 years as a trade negotiator before leading Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, which handles issues with mainland China.
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APRIL Nordics - Much warmer and drier than normal Britain - Warmer than normal, near-normal rainfall Northern mainland - Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland - Slightly warmer and wetter than normal MAY Nordics Slightly warmer than normal, wetter than normal Britain Warmer and wetter than normal Northern mainland Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland Warmer than normal, near normal rainfall JUNE: Nordics Cooler and wetter than normal Britain Wetter than normal with near-normal temperatures Northern mainland Slightly warmer and wetter than normal Southern mainland Warmer and wetter than normal (Reporting by Sabina Zawadzki; Editing by Mark Potter)
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Nordics – Warmer than normal, especially south/west UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly colder than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly colder than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in far west Reporting by Nina Chestney, editing by Louise Heavens
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A Hong Kong resident was detained in the mainland side of the terminal in October because he was wanted by a court in the neighboring mainland city of Shenzhen for owing money in a home sale, the mainland news outlet Nanfang Plus reported.
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Hong Kong people have in recent years been increasingly upset by mainland immigrants and sky-high property prices partly pushed up by mainland investors.
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China reduced the number of mainland tour groups allowed to visit Taiwan, not the number of Taiwan tour groups allowed to visit the mainland.
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North Korea still "a year away" from hitting the U.S. mainland North Korea still "a year away" from hitting the U.S. mainland North Korea launched its most powerful rocket ever Wednesday, the Hwasong-15 intercontinental ballistic missile seemingly capable of hitting the mainland United States.
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Critics say it cedes territory to the mainland and sets a dangerous precedent for Beijing to apply mainland laws to other parts of Hong Kong.
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Officials early Wednesday confirmed 5,974 cases of the Wuhan coronavirus in mainland China, while the number of cases of SARS on the mainland reached 5,327.
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Mainland China is developing and many mainland residents are buying property in HK. Once the Greater Bay Area is formed, Hong Kong will become bigger.
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A retired senior mainland security official said in March that Beijing already had a list of 300 mainland criminals it wanted back from Hong Kong.
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"Now, lots of world brands have shops in first-tier mainland cities," said Alex Bi, who was visiting Hong Kong from the mainland city of Guangzhou.
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"As these criminals carried out their illegal activities abroad, and all the victims are residents of the mainland, the mainland naturally has legal jurisdiction," An said.
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Missionary priests who operate underground on the mainland use the city as a base, while other Hong Kong Catholics provide funds and expertise to mainland counterparts.
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Chinese mainland stocks rose over 54.019.84 percent to 54.00.53-month highs and Hong Kong firmed 54.013.92 percent as local traders reported bargain hunting from the mainland.
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Despite potential competition from the mainland, some are less worried about Hong Kong's prospects due to the different characteristics of markets there and on the mainland.
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As of Wednesday morning, mainland China had 5,974 cases of the Wuhan coronavirus, while the number of SARS cases on the mainland topped out at 5,327.
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The case also focused on undisclosed loans of 900 million yuan (about $137.67 million) by a mainland subsidiary to an unlisted mainland parent firm, Hanergy Holding.
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It's been suggested that that move from the mainland could undercut Hong Kong's own ability to compete with the New York IPO market: Chinese tech companies listed stateside may in the future issue mainland CDRs on the mainland instead of choosing Hong Kong for a secondary listing.
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Step two: Pledge a mainland Chinese asset with a mainland bank for a standby letter of credit (SBLC), which is a promise by the bank to pay.
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The National Health Commission announced later that 89 people died across mainland China on Saturday, bringing the mainland death toll to 811 and global losses to 813.
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About a quarter of the planned train station for high-speed trains linking Hong Kong to the mainland will fall under mainland Chinese jurisdiction, the government said.
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But the fate of mainland billionaire Xiao Jianhua remains a mystery – he disappeared from Hong Kong earlier this year and is reportedly assisting investigations on the mainland.
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"The commissioning of the Mainland Port Area and the stationing of mainland officers at the terminus will bring about profound impacts in Hong Kong," the statement said.
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While Hong Kong will remain a busy airport, its relative regional significance is set to wane as mainland airports get bigger and mainland airlines improve their hardware.
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Acceptance of mainland China would mark a major move forward for China's domestic markets and oblige funds all over the world to invest billions in mainland China.
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His parents had forbidden him to journey to the Mainland; the Mainland was the "easy, slack life"; the Island was the life of discipline, severity, God's will.
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In response to a reporter's question, the Taiwanese government's Mainland Affairs Council said in August that contact with Mr. Lee was lost after he entered the mainland.
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Stock Connect, which links the two mainland exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen with Hong Kong, is the only means for international investors to trade mainland stocks directly.
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According to Chinese state news agency Xinhua, China requested the other 32 be returned to the mainland because all the victims of the alleged scam were mainland residents.
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" As for how this might affect the mainland China government, Coflan said, "There is little direct threat from these movements to Beijing or immediate impact on mainland China.
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The customs data showed Hong Kong's exports to mainland China fell 2.6 percent year-on-year in dollar terms while its imports from the mainland jumped 108.1 percent.
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Strong inflows from mainland investors via the stock connect program linking Hong Kong and the mainland helped contribute to the rally in Hong Kong stocks, market participants said.
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MSCI has passed on including mainland China in the last three years, even as its competitor, FTSE (owned by the London Stock Exchange), does include mainland China stocks.
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The semi-autonomous city of Hong Kong, which has reported eight cases of the virus, announced Tuesday it was closing many of its border crossings with mainland China, slashing the number of tourist visas it issues to mainland Chinese visitors, and halving the number of inbound flights from the mainland.
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His reappearance came just a day before Xiao Jianhua, a mainland billionaire believed to have ties to party elites, was reportedly captured by mainland security agents in Hong Kong.
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BoC, the most internationalised Chinese bank that handles about a quarter of cross-border renminbi settlements on the mainland, becomes the latest mainland bank to tap investors for cash.
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Playing on the idea that Taiwanese look down on mainland Chinese for being poor and unable to afford good food, they flood Taiwanese websites with photos of mainland delicacies.
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But she rejected calls for a temporary ban on all arrivals from the mainland and said it would be impractical to shut down all border crossings with the mainland.
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The death toll for the Wuhan coronavirus in mainland China has overtaken that of SARS, which killed 349 people on the mainland in the early 2000s, Chinese media reports.
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But she rejected calls for a temporary ban on all arrivals from the mainland and said it would be impractical to shut down all border crossings with the mainland.
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The government on Tuesday announced that it would close off some parts of its border with mainland China while also decreasing inbound air travel from the mainland by half.
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On July 6th residents of Tuen Mun, an area much closer to the border with mainland China, confronted "singing aunties" from the mainland who busk loudly in parks for money.
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It was initially expected to raise up to $10 billion, split between Hong Kong and mainland China, but last week shelved the mainland offering until after listing in Hong Kong.
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At the same time, Hong Kong's reliance on mainland Chinese tourists to support the local economy with their shopping has strained the city's infrastructure, spurring "anti-mainland" protests and scuffles.
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On July 7, protesters marched on the Kowloon side of Hong Kong -- an area popular with mainland tourists -- hoping to spread their anti-extradition bill message to mainland Chinese visitors.
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Hong Kong, long reliant on mainland tourism, saw a 15.5 percent drop in mainland visitor numbers in December compared to the same period a year earlier, according to official statistics.
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"Policies and practices of the mainland central government adversely impacted Hong Kong in multiple areas, and mainland pressure resulted in new constraints on Hong Kong's political space," the report said.
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To many Tasmanian enthusiasts, mainland sightings are a frustrating embarrassment that threatens to undermine their credibility; they can be as scathing about mainland theorists as total nonbelievers are about them.
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New Zealand imposed new restrictions on travelers from mainland China, saying it would deny entry to visitors departing from or transiting through the mainland for two weeks starting on Monday.
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What's more, as Slate's Henry Grabar notes, Puerto Ricans living in the territory are dramatically more conservative on social issues than the Puerto Rican diaspora, suggesting that moving to the mainland might be associated with moving left on certain policy issues: The percent of Puerto Ricans who think abortion should be illegal drops from 77 percent (island) to 50 percent (island-to-mainland) to 42 percent (born on mainland); the percent who think same-sex marriage should be illegal drops from 55 percent (island) to 40 percent (island-to-mainland) to 29 percent (born on mainland).
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Nearly 400,000 Puerto Ricans have moved to the mainland United States in the past several years, and there are now more Puerto Ricans living on the mainland than on the island.
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"We encourage and support Taiwanese companies to develop in the mainland, and at the same time Taiwan should have an even more open attitude towards mainland companies entering Taiwan," he added.
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Chinese mainland markets rose Wednesday, shrugging off a decision by stock index provider MSCI on Tuesday to delay inclusion of mainland-traded Chinese A-shares in its key emerging market index.
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Chinese pressure is blamed for sharp declines in tourism from the mainland and in short-term exchanges by mainland students, though about 1403,500 Chinese students remain in Taiwan on degree courses.
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The surge has come as mainland Chinese companies are increasingly making their presence felt in Hong Kong's primary market while mainland buyers form an increasing proportion of the secondary residential market.
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Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, which handles policy to do with China, accused the mainland of trying to influence elections on January 11th, in which Ms Tsai is seeking a second term.
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"Most mainland new economy companies have substantial international exposure and involvement in terms of business aspirations and investments by international private equity/venture capital, on top of mainland investors," it said.
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But for some mainland Chinese, the backlash has only hardened the view that locals were not sufficiently grateful for the economic boost the mainland had given Hong Kong over the years.
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This blunder comes amidst the further spread of coronavirus, which has infected thousands in mainland China and eight in the US. Delta and American airlines have canceled flights to the mainland.
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The demonstrations have centered on Hong Kong's relationship with mainland China: some protesters have railed against growing interference from Beijing while others have expressed concern over greater integration with the mainland.
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In Hong Kong, the authorities have reduced by half the number of flights coming into the semiautonomous region from mainland China and have also shut down rail services to the mainland.
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The demonstrations have centred on Hong Kong's relationship with mainland China: some protesters have railed against growing interference from Beijing while others have expressed concern over greater integration with the mainland.
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Stock index company MSCI also gave the mainland stocks a vote of confidence in June when it announced some of the largest mainland stocks would join its benchmark emerging markets index.
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A Hong Kong resident was arrested by mainland police last week while crossing into Macau on a newly built bridge linking it to Hong Kong and the mainland city of Zhuhai.
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Before new controls, his companies had over $2 billion worth of renminbi sitting in bank accounts in mainland China — more than enough to pay his debts coming due outside the mainland.
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There was no apparent reaction in Chinese mainland stocks .
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On the mainland, an index tracking major property firms .
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Its earnings also come amid market speculation that Evergrande is considering a backdoor listing on the mainland, particularly after it bought a majority stake in a small mainland property developer Calxon Group.
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"In light of ongoing protests and demonstrations in Hong Kong, there are reports of greater scrutiny from mainland authorities at border crossings between the mainland and Hong Kong," Britain's foreign ministry said.
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"But China forcibly sending Taiwan nationals to the Chinese mainland completely ignores goodwill and appeals from our side...and impacts the healthy development of cross-straits relations," Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said.
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Feng cited mainland authorities' implementation of a simplified visa application process for its citizens who visit Hong Kong and continued strong demand by mainland consumers for cosmetics and jewelry in the city.
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"It is appropriate ... that the Mainland Port Area within the West Kowloon station would be regarded as belonging to mainland China," according to the legislative document released by parliament on the decision.
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The only regions that will see colder than normal weather in the period, are the eastern Nordic region in March, the west-southern mainland in April and the western mainland in May.
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According to Taiwanese officials, Chinese pressure explains why the Kenyan government deported several dozen Taiwanese nationals to mainland China in recent days, even though Taiwan considers itself politically separate from mainland China.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony attached to mainland China, became a center for producing Chinese-language books that were banned in China, but that mainland readers often bought and smuggled back.
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Others denounced a move by China last week that said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws.
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While the extradition measure would make it legally easier for mainland China to seize Hong Kongers, the absence of such a law appears not to have stopped mainland authorities in the past.
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As the Great Chinese Famine gripped mainland China in 1960, Lai smuggled himself out of the southern mainland province of Guangdong and into Hong Kong in the bottom of a fishing boat.
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As of the end of the day on Sunday, the number of deaths on the mainland had risen to 361, a figure exceeding the 349 deaths on the mainland caused by SARS.
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The number of flights to mainland China has also been slashed in half and the government is no longer issuing personal travel permits to mainland residents who want to enter Hong Kong.
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Chiu Chui-cheng, a deputy minister in Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, said in August that Mr. Lee had been heard from while in Hong Kong but he disappeared after entering the mainland.
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Chinese officials say 132 people have died in mainland China, and there have been more than 6,000 confirmed cases around the world — the overwhelming majority of which are also in mainland China.
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Protesters now plan to take their message directly to mainland Chinese tourists for the first time with a rally finishing at the city's high-speed rail station that connects to the mainland.
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Hong Kong and mainland Chinese officials shook hands inside the new station in West Kowloon district on Monday night to mark the new arrangement, which will mean that anyone who commits a crime in the "mainland port area" or onboard trains will be subject to mainland laws, that could include the death penalty for serious crimes.
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China's parliament on Wednesday said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws under a so-called cooperation agreement.
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Many people across the shore in mainland China view the Taiwanese flag as a "regional flag" not its national flag, because Taiwan declares itself independent, but China insists it belongs to the mainland.
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Mainland travellers with permits issued before Thursday can follow the original itinerary, but after that date tourists can only go in groups, said China International Travel Service (CITS), a major mainland tour operator.
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Foreign insurers are not allowed to sell or market certain types of insurance on the mainland and mainland Chinese are not allowed to spend more than $5,000 per transaction on overseas insurance products.
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Mainland travelers with permits issued before Thursday can follow the original itinerary, but after that date tourists can only go in groups, said China International Travel Service (CITS), a major mainland tour operator.
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Mr. Lee later said that he had gone to the mainland voluntarily, but critics suggested that he might have been coerced or paid by the mainland authorities not to reveal what had happened.
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Morgan Stanley also lowered its target for the mainland market, revising its 12-month forecast for the CSI 300 — an index of the largest stocks traded on the mainland — to 3,500 from 4,200.
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Demand for Monese across mainland Europe surpassed that of the U.K. in November 2018, says the fintech, and in March 2019, two-thirds of all sign-ups to Monese were in mainland Europe.
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On Wednesday, the NHC confirmed that the number of confirmed cases of the Wuhan coronavirus in mainland China officially eclipsed the number of SARS cases in the mainland during its 2002-2003 outbreak.
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Pepe's dual life as a symbol of the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong and a quirky-but-apolitical meme on the mainland encapsulates the cultural tension between mainland China and Hong Kong.
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The mainland Chinese markets were also lower on the day.
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Mainland Chinese shares dropped, with CSI300 Index off 0.85 percent.
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Corsica's relationship with mainland France has long troubled French presidents.
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He has a home on Lake Como, on Italy's mainland.
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This isn't [Mainland] China, where there is lots of land.
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Markets in Japan, South Korea and mainland China were closed.
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The Chinese mainland markets rebounded strongly after an earlier slip.
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Monday as it sailed from the mainland to an island.
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All but two of the deaths occurred outside mainland China.
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Many people on the mainland will be watching closely, too.
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China has reported 811 deaths in the mainland so far.
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Macao has considered closing its borders to Mainland China entirely.
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Just two of those deaths were outside of mainland China.
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"My parents are from mainland China," he told the crowd.
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But inequalities have persisted between the DOMs and mainland France.
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It is dependent on imports from mainland France and Europe.
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Food products are 45% more expensive than on the mainland.
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In mainland China, however, shares ended the trading day lower.
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The infection is endemic in Scandinavia, mainland Europe, and Asia.
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The mainland has lots of Hong Kongs in the making.
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Most of the food is shipped in from the mainland.
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But local unease over increasing mainland influence has steadily grown.
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Cook said that Apple returned to growth in mainland China.
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Xiao entered mainland China through a border checkpoint on Jan.
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The latest problems, however, cannot be blamed on mainland China.
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Markets in mainland Europe were hit the worst, with Milan .
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Mainland Chinese shares dropped, with CSI300 Index off 0.7 percent.
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"All of the surplus goes to the mainland," she says.
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Indeed, there are fears about mainland interference in Taiwanese politics.
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The Shanghai composite index in mainland China rose 1.3 percent.
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Mainland China, meanwhile, produces a dollar billionaire every five days.
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On Tuesday, mainland markets gyrated between positive and negative territories.
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Other analysts have pointed toward the recovery on the mainland.
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Still, Trump's administration isn't holding back on criticizing the mainland.
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Additionally, gambling in mainland China is illegal, tampering fan interest.
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It's been identified in the mainland US in Miami, Florida.
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Mainland China managed to end higher but made tepid gains.
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Away from the mainland, Hong Kong's index gained 591.183 percent.
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On the mainland, China Oilfield was up by 2096.90 percent.
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Market watchers were also still ambivalent about the mainland markets.
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Many Hawaiians have felt disrespected by the mainland ever since.
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Japanese, Czech and mainland Chinese nationals were among the injured.
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Others think investment opportunities are drying up on the mainland.
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The rose 0.883 percent but mainland Chinese markets closed lower.
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But mainland markets opened this year with quite a whimper.
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Mainland Chinese and Taiwanese markets were shut for public holidays.
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Facebook, Twitter and Google are largely irrelevant on the mainland.
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It's one of the furthest islands from the Italian mainland.
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Airlines from both sides operate between the mainland and Taiwan.
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But mainland residents should not look smugly at Puerto Rico.
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An index tracking mainland developers rebounded more than 3 percent.
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Pyongyang has said the US mainland is now within range.
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Universities could struggle to recruit foreign and mainland Chinese students.
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It was so late to mainland China that Warner Bros.
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A motorboat circled the harbor and headed for the mainland.
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One reason: Puerto Rican entrepreneurs are fleeing to the mainland.
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Mainland clients increased by about the same percentage, he added.
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Maria caused an exodus of islanders to the US mainland.
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The outburst has taken many mainland Americans by surprise. In
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The Hong Kong protests are deeply unpopular in mainland China.
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But on the mainland, city after city turned it down.
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The CSI China mainland banks index is 20.53 percent lower.
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The government said three mainland Chinese were among the dead.
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Mainland markets were more downbeat as stocks recorded significant declines.
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Mainland markets reversed early losses to finish the session higher.
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That helped mainland shares end more than 1.5 percent higher.
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The Shanghai Composite index in mainland China rose 1.7 percent.
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However, their benefits relative to mainland citizens have been limited.
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The next day, the demoralized agents returned to the mainland.
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Otherwise, local farms simply cannot compete with cheap mainland products.
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Some meteorologists are already sounding the alarm for mainland China.
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It offers stunning views of the bay and the mainland.
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Lee's wife visited him in a mainland guesthouse on Jan.
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Mainland markets reversed early declines to finish the day higher.
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The mainland will become closer, not just mentally but physically.
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A drive into town from the mainland quickly reduces stress.
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The event was condemned by Hong Kong and mainland officials.
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Those already on the mainland were glued to the news.
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What might Taiwan's reunification with a securitized mainland look like?
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Many faculty members are expected to move to the mainland.
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But it also risks generating higher inflation on the mainland.
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Businesses can't operate and people are fleeing to the mainland.
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The newcomers are largely Hong Kongers, Taiwanese and mainland Chinese.
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The islands are more than 700 miles from the mainland.
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Expelling a foreign reporter is sadly normal on the mainland.
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Around 50% of Lingumi users are based in mainland China.
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Inmates from mainland China are not counted as foreign prisoners.
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Bloomberg's website was blocked from being viewed in mainland China.
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Now, with the influx of mainland tourists, it is common.
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China retaliated by barring Master Hsing Yun from the mainland.
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The vast majority of infections have been in mainland China.
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Of those, all but three have died in mainland China.
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The escalating violence has drawn sharp denunciations from the mainland.
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More than 90% of cases are on the Chinese mainland.
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They want to shut the city off from the mainland.
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It was third death from the virus outside mainland China.
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Unlike in mainland China, Hong Kong markets reopened last Wednesday.
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During the SARS outbreak, 349 people died in mainland China.
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We actually decided to double our headcount in mainland China.
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What do lay Buddhists in the mainland need the most?
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And this morning, Hong Kong restricted travel from mainland China.
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Back on the mainland, we headed north toward County Donegal.
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Fair trials were not possible on the mainland, she said.
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Many faculty members are expected to move to the mainland.
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During the SARS outbreak, 4003 people died in mainland China.
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Mainland China reported 327 new cases, the lowest since Jan.
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Nearly 2,000 have died in mainland China as of Wednesday.
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Chinese authorities confirm at least 547 cases in the mainland.
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Elsewhere, shares in mainland China were mixed on the day.
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The death toll in mainland China so far is 2,236.
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Those confirmed as infected are being treated on Japan's mainland.
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It enjoys liberties that scarcely exist on the mainland today.
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A narrow sliver of water separates him from mainland China.
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In mainland China, isolation has been taken to another level.
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Google also restricted travel to mainland China and Hong Kong.
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It has now left 170 people dead in mainland China.
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Bankers serving Chinese clients could be stationed on the mainland.
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Animal spirits are running rampant across China's mainland commodity markets.
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Tasmanians have heard all the tired jokes from mainland Australians.
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They consider it a launchpad for asylum in mainland Europe.
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The North claimed it could reach anywhere in mainland America.
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However, mainland Chinese stocks tumbled on Monday following that announcement.
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Live Story: Hurricane Dorian heads for the US mainland 11.
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Despite Chinese manipulation, voluntary reunification with the mainland is unlikely.
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But they were dwarfed by the jump in mainland China.
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Mainland markets saw more moderate declines than their regional peers.
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Hong Kong had been under mainland rule for 290 years.
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Mainland health authorities could not be immediately reached for comment.
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Hong Kong had been under mainland rule for 290 years.
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Landfall on mainland Mexico is expected Tuesday afternoon or evening.
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Over on the mainland, markets ended the trading day higher.
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Most of the deaths and cases occurred in mainland China.
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Now there are 729, and 324 just in mainland China.
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And experts fear the mainland United States could be next.
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Courts on the mainland are controlled by the Communist Party.
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Courts in mainland China are controlled by the Communist Party.
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Beijing's decision to allow mainland insurers to participate in the Shanghai-Hong Kong connect, which allows mainland investors to buy Hong Kong shares and vice versa, was likely to drive fund flows, Goldman said.
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Others decried an unprecedented move by China's parliament last week that said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws.
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He added that, if mainland authorities give Hong Kongers what they demand, which is full fledged democracy, then it's conceivable that citizens of Beijing, Shanghai and other mainland cities will ask for the same.
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In mainland Britain, at least, Northern Irish women no longer have to pay £21861 for an abortion; they recently won the right to access abortion services for free on the NHS in mainland Britain.
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Increased stock and bond market connections with the mainland have brought new business to the territory's banks and brokerages but their growing mainland profile is a concern to credit rating agency, Moody's Investors Service.
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Puerto Rico's financial meltdown was decades in the making, representing a combination of shifting tax policies with the mainland United States and an historic dependence on mainland corporations to drive economic development and growth.
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They will announce an additional inclusion of roughly 175 midcap mainland China stocks in its global indices, and also increasing the weighting of 83 large-cap mainland stocks that are already in the index.
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"It will be used as an excuse to create a serious loophole to allow mainland officers to implement mainland laws in Hong Kong's territory," said Eddie Chu, a pro-democracy member of the legislature.
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Many airlines reduced service to mainland China earlier in the week, but after the State Department placed a "Do Not Travel" warning on China Thursday, airlines began to cut service entirely to the mainland.
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Hong Kong judges have privately expressed alarm, and mainland commercial lawyers based in Hong Kong have echoed their fears, saying the mainland system cannot be trusted to meet even basic standards of judicial fairness.
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Under a 2016 deal between Turkey and the European Union, migrants and refugees reaching Greek islands from the Turkish mainland are not allow to travel to the Greek mainland before their asylum claims are examined.
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Analysts said Chinese investors' interest in Hong Kong stocks was improving due to their lower valuations versus mainland peers and as Beijing clamped down on speculative trading to control asset price bubbles on the mainland.
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Mainland authorities will conduct customs, immigration and quarantine duties in part of the station, while mainland Public Security Bureau officers would be responsible for "managing public order", the Hong Kong government said in a booklet.
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Senior Hong Kong judges have privately expressed alarm, and mainland commercial lawyers based in Hong Kong have echoed their fears, saying the mainland system cannot be trusted to meet even basic standards of judicial fairness.
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Ms. Hu, 37, interviewed by Sing Tao in mainland China, said Mr. Lam had deceived her into mailing banned books to customers in the mainland, which she said she had not known was a crime.
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And the mainland government's censors, at least, are clearly concerned that the extraordinary events might inspire Mr. Xi's beleaguered critics in mainland China, and they have been working vigorously to block the news from spreading.
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Last month, Hong Kong officials announced plans for a new high-speed rail station that will lease an area to mainland customs, immigration and quarantine officers who will be able to enforce mainland Chinese law.
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RESENTMENT AT LIVING COSTS China's mainland security forces are not part of Hong Kong police operations, the government said on Thursday, responding to internet rumors the People's Liberation Army (PLA) and mainland police were involved.
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But the mainland news media rarely acknowledges that, Mr. Harrison said.
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Hong Kong shares typically trade at discounts to their mainland counterparts.
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On Friday, an index tracking major telecoms firms on the mainland .
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The Rainbow Warriors do not play on the mainland until Jan.
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Half the world's electronics-manufacturing capacity is based on the mainland.
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Hong Kong police say Xiao crossed the border to mainland China.
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Authorities on the mainland have not provided any information regarding Xiao.
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Xiao is now in mainland China, and his fate remains unclear.
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Meanwhile, mainland China and Taiwan are competitors in the semiconductor sector.
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Asian bourses struggled, with Chinese mainland shares down almost 215.67 percent.
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A bureau spokesman said police had contacted mainland authorities for information.
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Britain suggested applying the backstop customs deal to the mainland too.
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He also has a home on Lake Como, on Italy's mainland.
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But I don't think the mainland U.S. feels the same way.
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The developer submitted a listing application in the mainland last October.
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Figures for all of mainland China were expected to follow shortly.
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But funnily enough, the recipe never took off in mainland China.
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Across mainland China, the number of outstanding cases stood at 31,774.
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These days, mainland China remains the main market for most schemes.
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Across mainland China, there were 2,641 new confirmed infections on Friday.
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Although banned on the mainland, Mr Yan still lives in Beijing.
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Merkel thanked China for its assistance to Germans in the mainland.
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More than 27,24 people were under medical observation in the mainland.
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Hong Kong has close economic and financial links with the mainland.
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Instead, they insist, more people should be moved to the mainland.
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In mainland China gay people are still often regarded as deviants.
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Suspensions of mainland shares in Hong Kong have already caused problems.
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Across mainland China, the number of outstanding cases stood at 31,774.
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Monday's plunge had left mainland Chinese indexes diving more than 7%.
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Were America to reject the policy, mainland China would be enraged.
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They want the island to be separate from the mainland forever.
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Mainland China is also Hong Kong's biggest trading partner by far.
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If we break away from mainland China, our economy would collapse.
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It says mainland sales for Weetabix have actually doubled this year.
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That is a record for a tropical system in mainland America.
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But local unease over increasing mainland influence has steadily grown since.
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On Wednesday Michelin released its first dining guide for mainland China.
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That pro- and anti-mainland fault line exists to this day.
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The islands are more than 800 miles from the Chinese mainland.
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Mainland markets will be closed again, and will reopen on Wednesday.
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Otherwise, access and connectivity to the mainland are awkward for residents.
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But mainland leaders would not permit "two Chinas" to take part.
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Japan's Inpex slipped 0.92 percent, while mainland China's Petrochina was flat.
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The firm opened its first mainland store in Shanghai this year.
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Various strains have also shown up in Taiwan and mainland China.
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The CSI21 of blue-chip mainland China shares was up 2506.3%.
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In mainland China under Mr Xi, to be rich is perilous.
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Weibo is not, and subsequently enjoys massive popularity on the mainland.
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But as storms move into the mainland, they often turn deadlier.
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Mainland Chinese markets are shut for the Golden Week public holidays.
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Now, ICO's present another potential outflow threat to the Chinese mainland.
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Unlike the mainland China, Hong Kong did not adopt authoritarian governance.
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But Lesperance wasn't so optimistic about Xiao's prospects on mainland soil.
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Its casting search for that movie is focused on mainland China.
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The city state's strict gambling rules have also deterred mainland visitors.
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On the mainland U.S., swaths of forests are steadily disappearing, too.
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No mainland soldiers or officials would be sent to the island.
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Mainland Chinese markets and Taiwan will be closed for the week.
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Growth in mainland China in particular drove growth, the group said.
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That means they are probably better educated than their mainland equivalents.
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Its mainland China banking profits, excluding associates, stood at $1.05 billion.
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A further rebound in mainland China stocks also buoyed investors' confidence.
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Markets in mainland China are closed for a public holiday today.
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In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite Index was down 0.12 percent.
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Mainland Chinese oil stocks were lower, with Sinopec shedding 1.26 percent.
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Its philosophy helped it through the bleak years on the mainland.
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No well-known public figure in mainland China has come out.
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More than 200 Puerto Ricans migrate to the mainland every day.
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Revenue, in constant currency terms, rose 22% on the Chinese mainland.
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"I don't plan on setting foot in mainland China ever again."
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Meanwhile, markets in Japan and mainland China were closed on Monday.
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Some activists claimed he was an undercover mainland Chinese police officer.
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Now they speak of little besides Hong Kong and mainland China.
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Mainland Chinese shares shed earlier gains to slip on the day.
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BUT ALL OF MAINLAND CHINA NOW IS A COMPANY-OPERATED ENVIRONMENT.
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Mainland investors are also pulling money away from Hong Kong stocks.
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Markets in mainland China, Taiwan and Thailand were closed on Friday.
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Mainland China shares mostly continued to fall after losses on Monday.
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Physicians on the mainland still lack knowledge about rat lungworm disease.
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Chinese mainland markets reversed some of their losses to close mixed.
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It's the first major investment in mainland China by Qatar Airways.
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Western tech companies have had a rough go on the mainland.
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Over the years, memories of the attack faded on the mainland.
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Hong Kong does not have an extradition agreement with the mainland.
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Markets were closed in mainland China and Taiwan for a holiday.
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The second was found on Chiloé island, just off mainland Chile.
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Their residents did not have the same rights as mainland Americans.
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He has made nationalist-inflected movies with a mainland production company.
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But such signs are rarely, if ever, seen in mainland China.
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Also on the horizon is 8 Securities' launch in mainland China.
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On the mainland, the lost 2.53 percent to close at 22.8,2108.68.
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On the mainland, the rose 0.49 percent to close at 2,889.95.
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This is not limited to our mainland, remote states and territories.
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I went to the mainland to cooperate in an investigation voluntarily.
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Shaoguan is a city in northern Guangdong province in the mainland.
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Smaller islands, including Les Saintes and Marie-Galante, surround the mainland.
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The vast majority of cases, however, are still in mainland China.
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U.S. airlines also suspended flights to mainland China and Hong Kong.
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China has blocked the social network in the mainland since 2009.
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But it has not strayed anywhere near the North American mainland.
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It's the perfect hideaway for those looking to escape the mainland.
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The coronavirus epidemic has killed 3,245 people on the China mainland.
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Yes, both the island and mainland victims are United States citizens.
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Money pouring in from mainland Chinese investors pushes them even higher.
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For now, same-sex unions remain unthinkable on the Chinese mainland.
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So once travelers cross through immigration, they are under mainland jurisdiction.
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There has been talk of relocating her village to the mainland.
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Mainland China has long been excluded from Hong Kong's extradition agreements.
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The total number of cases recorded in mainland China was 13,793.
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Such taxes are seldom levied on the mainland after an emergency.
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He also facilitated the 2016 opening of mainland China's first Disneyland.
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But that document contained clues that linked it to mainland China.
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Mainland Chinese shares, on the other hand, slipped on the day.
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In mainland China, one US dollar now buys about 23.1 yuan.
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In mainland China, one US dollar now buys about 7.03 yuan.
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Lai says Giordano's licenses were revoked across much of mainland China.
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It may threaten Hong Kong and mainland China over the weekend.
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South Korea has the highest number of infections outside mainland China.
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Under their leadership, crews from the mainland have been restoring power.
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Despite these complications, most American firms remain committed to the mainland.
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Markets in Hong Kong, mainland China, Australia and India also rose.
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The death toll is 1,2003, including five people outside mainland China.
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And of the 71,319 cases worldwide, 70,548 are in mainland China.
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At least 980 of those cases have been outside mainland China.
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British Airways canceled all flights to mainland China for a month.
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Correction: An earlier version reported an incorrect figure for mainland China.
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The vast majority of those cases have been in mainland China.
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Military threats will not make Taiwanese feel closer to the mainland.
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Of the cases right now, 99 percent are in mainland China.
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But on Wednesday, British Airways canceled all flights to mainland China.
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Two people have died outside mainland China since the outbreak began.
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However, flights to the mainland will be halved, according to Reuters.
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Chinese media editorials can offer insights into the mainland government's thinking.
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Beyond that, mainland China is also a key market for Apple.
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Are you satisfied with Fo Guang Shan's development in the mainland?
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Context: No one outside mainland China has died from the disease.
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In mainland China, nine out of 471 infected people have died.
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It lies much closer to Turkey than to the Greek mainland.
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It holds that Taiwan is an inalienable part of the mainland.
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In Chinese, there is no ambiguity: "Abroad" means outside the mainland.
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Britain suggested applying a backstop customs deal to the mainland too.
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Relevant mainland authorities have been invited to help in the investigation.
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The CSI21 of blue-chip mainland China shares was up 2506.3%.
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Tai Po is in Hong Kong's New Territories on the mainland.
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Over on the mainland, however, markets bucked the overall positive trend.
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The death was the second from the virus outside mainland China.
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But hours later it relented, limiting the restrictions to mainland China.
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South Korea has been the worst hit outside of mainland China.
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Nearly 2,480 new cases were identified in mainland China on Monday.
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Norwegian has changed some itineraries and isn't sailing to mainland China.
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Americans also own $160bn-worth of assets on Chinese mainland exchanges.
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Shares of the banks listed on the mainland also sold off.
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Then investors from mainland China had a chance to buy in.
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Across mainland China, there were 2,048 new confirmed infections on Sunday.
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Mainland China reported 508 new cases, up from 20183 on Feb.
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More than 50 deaths have been reported outside of mainland China.
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Front bumpers to the mainland, they soften the blow from storms.
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This is synergy, mutualism and adaptation awaiting rediscovery on the mainland.
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The majority of cases are still located on the Chinese mainland.
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"Many are not worth their prices," he said of mainland valuations.
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The couple raised three children together, primarily on the US mainland.
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Markets in mainland China remain closed and will reopen next Monday.
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There are at least 140 confirmed cases outside of mainland China.
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It is 21,2800 miles north of Oslo, not from mainland Norway.
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Visitors from mainland China make up the majority of Macao's tourists.
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The vast majority of deaths and infections are in mainland China.
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The sole positive recommendation was on mainland carmaker Great Wall Motor.
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Cathay's mainland Chinese competitors have yet to report 2017 financial results.
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Mainland China markets were mixed following the release of trade data.
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Markets in mainland China are closed this week for a holiday.
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Although her daughter liked Hong Kong, Ah Ying preferred the mainland.
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Mainland China, Belgium, Spain, Australia, France and Saudi Arabia also declined.
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Islanders do not automatically receive Medicare outpatient coverage, unlike mainland residents.
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The mainland China markets ended the trading day in negative territory.
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Monday, about 20 miles away from the coast of mainland California.
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Markets in mainland China and South Korea were closed for holidays.
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President Richard M. Nixon traveled to mainland China the next year.
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The island is located about five miles from the Alaskan mainland.
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The mainland will not swallow the bitter fruit of Taiwan independence.
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It has spread to around two dozen places beyond mainland China.
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Across mainland China, there were 2009 new confirmed infections on Saturday.
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The Times's report comes as coronavirus cases spike in mainland China.
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" Around Mainland China • He writes of observing "industrious, filthy, obtuse people.
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South Korea has the most cases of infections outside the mainland.
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But the concept of luxury is evolving here on the mainland.
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AAPA includes most large Asian airlines but not mainland Chinese carriers.
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Cigarettes, for example, are smuggled into Hong Kong from mainland China.
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Tally Mainland, 41, teaches poor students in Marion County, West Virginia.
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China's parliament said part of a high-speed railway station being built in Hong Kong would be regarded as mainland territory governed by mainland laws, an unprecedented move that critics say further erodes the city's autonomy.
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Beijing denies interfering but for many Hong Kong residents a proposed extradition law, that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial, is the latest step in a relentless march towards mainland control.
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There's an official $50,000-a-year limit that forbids mainland Chinese citizens from moving money out of the country, but money changers and underground banks routinely help mainland Chinese slip cash out of the country anyway.
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"It would not be appropriate for us to go into the mainland or challenge what happens on the mainland," said Carrie Lam, who will be sworn in July 1 as the next Hong Kong chief executive.
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And yet some Aboriginal stories place the tiger closer to the present, and mainland believers contend that there have been many more sightings—by one count, around five thousand—reported on the mainland than in Tasmania.
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Mr. Hua was denied permission to exit mainland China by a Chinese immigration agent at the border with Hong Kong, and told to phone the local police in Shenzhen, the mainland border city with Hong Kong.
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Delta said in a statement that its last flight to mainland China from the United States would depart on Monday, and that its last flight to the United States from mainland China would leave on Wednesday.
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Mark Marrone, superintendent of Mainland Regional High School in southern New Jersey, said he knows of several Mainland graduates who overdosed and died in their 20s, and one who overdosed and survived after being given naloxone.
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Many in Hong Kong worry that if the bill is passed, mainland Chinese officials might use it to demand the extradition, for trial on the mainland, of citizens and visitors alike who displease the Communist Party.
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"While the stabilization in mainland Chinese arrivals has been quite clear, the spending is not completely reflected in terms of mainland Chinese spending, because it seems that they're spending less on a per capita basis," Look noted.
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It said that during the last 18 months it had arrested 126 mainland visitors suspected of infringing the terms of their stay by engaging in parallel trading, and barred about 5,000 mainland Chinese also suspected of involvement.
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China Merchants Securities, the country's eighth largest brokerage by assets, made a flat Hong Kong debut on Friday as worries about volatile mainland stock markets and debt levels at mainland Chinese financial institutions hang over the sector.
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Since the 1990s, and especially since the return of Hong Kong's sovereignty to mainland China in 1997, the fortunes of Hong Kong's business elites have become increasingly linked to the mainland as investment and economic interdependence deepened.
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It said that during the last 18 months it had arrested 126 mainland visitors suspected of infringing the terms of their stay by engaging in parallel trading, and barred about 5,000 mainland Chinese also suspected of involvement.
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Worries about Beijing's reach have been made worse by the disappearance of people from Hong Kong into mainland custody, including a Chinese billionaire and men associated with a company that published books unflattering to mainland political leaders.
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Big international companies and banks now aggressively recruit mainland Chinese instead of local residents, who speak Cantonese instead of the Mandarin used on the mainland and who often lack the connections to win deals and thrive there.
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Activities related to mainland investors have yet to pick up, observed a Hong Kong-based credit analyst, saying "mainland banks tend to put their money in short-term products, such as CDs, before the Lunar New Year".
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"The mainland wanted to use media propaganda and indiscriminately accuse our people without due process of democracy and the rule of law, which could only arouse more doubts about mainland China's motives and purposes," the statement said.
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Prospective cornerstone investors in Hong Kong initial public offerings (IPOs) of mainland firms now have to inform Chinese regulators of their intentions and promise to return funds to the mainland whenever they sell holdings, the people said.
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"The tempo of mainland central government intervention in Hong Kong affairs — and actions by the Hong Kong government consistent with mainland direction — increased, accelerating negative trends seen in previous periods," the latest report, issued in March, warned.
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And in recent years, a few people in Hong Kong — including a succession of local booksellers and one of mainland China's most politically connected financiers — have turned up in custody on the mainland after being suddenly abducted.
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Mainland markets climbed after the Caixin PMI data release: On the mainland, the advanced 0.19 percent, or 6.4901 points, to close at 3,367.3004, and the Shenzhen Composite added 0.587 percent, or 11.4134 points, to end at 1,956.3525.
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Monday was the first chance for mainland investors to react to the escalating trade tensions and a sell-off in Hong Kong markets last week after a week-long holiday on the mainland to celebrate National Day.
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The OECD expects Norway's mainland GDP, which excludes the volatile oil and shipping sectors, to slow to 2.0% next year and to 1.7% in 2021, from 2.5% in 2019, citing diminishing growth in investment and mainland exports.
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Why it matters: "Lesbos and other Greek islands facing Turkey's mainland were used as a physical barrier to Europe's mainland," per AP. The Moira refugee camp on Lesbos houses 12,000 people in a space meant for 3,000.
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Back then, close to half a million inhabitants left for the mainland.
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A businessman with mainland interests bid HK$18.8m ($2.4m) for the art.
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The petrol stations on the Vineyard were cut off from the mainland.
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Hong Kong stocks also bounce, helped by stronger mainland and U.S. stocks.
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Crested pigeons are found throughout much of mainland Australia in open habitats.
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Most recently, mainland China iOS devices stopped displaying the Taiwanese flag emoji.
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Protesters said they wanted to "educate" mainland visitors about the extradition bill.
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America's bombing campaign of mainland Japan before it used nukes was horrifying.
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Though much of mainland Florida escaped major damage, the Keys were devastated.
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The mainland Chinese markets, closely watched in relation to the Sino-U.
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Yet, when did anyone ever see a mainland insurer go belly up?
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The fact is mainland regulators are no less asset-hungry than corporates.
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Hong Kong's banking system is particularly exposed to risks on the mainland.
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The strong reaction from mainland officials was warranted, according to Mizuho's Shen.
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America would never going invade the Asian mainland with just 28,000 soldiers.
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Some social media users in mainland China expressed outrage over the post.
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Such books are banned on the mainland, but legal in Hong Kong.
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He was known to travel to Hong Kong, Macau and mainland China.
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A missile test last month put the mainland United States in range.
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Chinese mainland oil stocks were mostly up, with Sinopec advancing 0.35 percent.
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More than 85033,000 people in mainland China have died from the virus.
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Chinese mainland oil stocks were mostly higher, with Sinopec adding 1.06 percent.
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He has now disappeared—snatched, very possibly, by mainland China's security agents.
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Mainland Chinese equity markets fell Monday on concerns stimulus could be reduced.
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A majority of deaths in the outbreak are located in mainland China.
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The oxygenating air from mainland Europe is really important to this practice.
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Mainland China shares rose as data showed services activity grew in June.
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Their argument: most victims of the cyber crimes are on the mainland.
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China's argument: Most victims of the cyber-crimes are on the mainland.
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Most main sectors in the mainland were down at the lunch break.
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Mainland Chinese stocks ended the trading day largely unchanged, shedding earlier gains.
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This year in constant currency in mainland China, we were down 4003.
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Around 1,000 mainland firms plummet the maximum allowed 10 percent daily limit.
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From a longer-term perspective, the mainland Chinese stocks have underperformed significantly.
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Yet animals arriving in Larne from the British mainland already undergo checks.
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Now China is giving foreign financial firms more leeway on the mainland.
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Hong Kong's finished flat at 22,676.69, while Chinese mainland shares finished lower.
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Hawaiian cattle ranchers, for instance, regularly fly their animals to mainland America.
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The mainland markets, meanwhile, may reward companies with higher valuations, he added.
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Right now, the plume is moving towards the northeast, towards mainland Alaska.
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They disproved Japan's claims that the mainland was impervious to enemy attack.
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Partly in response, the number of mainland visitors to Hong Kong plummeted.
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But it all still relies on the goodwill of mainland Chinese leaders.
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"(Zhai's sentence) proves the mainland justice system has no credibility," Wong said.
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The city's recent election was not widely covered in the mainland media.
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The ponies travelled via motorboat to the islands northeast of mainland Scotland.
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Companies partner with firms on the mainland to avoid problems with suppliers.
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Profitability requirements have all but blocked Chinese tech firms from mainland exchanges.
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In contrast, the entire Chinese fleet is based on the mainland coast.
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The greatest unknown for markets is what will happen in mainland Europe.
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Decoding what is happening where mainland business meets politics is never straightforward.
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"January is looking good in mainland China, that is confirmed," Hayek said.
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Mainland Chinese Olympians are generally popular in the formerly British-ruled territory.
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The ingenuity of Prepa's line workers astonished their colleagues from the mainland.
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South Korea, Japan and mainland China all have a higher overall rate.
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GC: Why is it important to have this location on mainland Europe?
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Markets in mainland China and Hong Kong were closed for a holiday.
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Indexes on the mainland reversed earlier losses to close in the money.
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Head-to-head competition with the coddled mainland banks would be suicidal.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Strong demand in mainland China helped Cartier-owner Richemont (CFR.
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It also has a significant presence in mainland China, Australia and Sweden.
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If someone moves from Puerto Rico to the mainland, they are migrating.
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The mainland is under high-profile pressure to consider the extreme move.
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Impossible plans to open in mainland China within the next two years.
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Five years on and there are no LME warehouses in mainland China.
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Mainland China is at $8,000 and India is at just under $1,600.
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This program basically connected mainland Chinese markets with the Hong Kong exchange.
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Mr Lee did not take his mainland travel permit, his wife said.
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The three other booksellers are still believed to be in mainland China.
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The company plans to open 2,000 stores in mainland China by 2022.
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Chinese mainland oil stocks were also up, with Sinopec gaining 21 percent.
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Japan's Nikkei was little changed while mainland Chinese shares fell 1.33803 percent.
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And they are not the only Puerto Ricans on the mainland mobilizing.
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Chinese mainland energy stocks closed mostly lower, with Sinopec off 3.83 percent.
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The declines came despite better-than-expected manufacturing data from the mainland.
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Mainland-listed shares of the brokerages reversed earlier losses to close higher.
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Around 26.7886,000 mainland firms plummet the maximum allowed 10 percent daily limit.
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His consultant on the mainland, Jayson Meyers (no relation), shares his frustration.
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One of them disappeared from Hong Kong, apparently snatched by mainland agents.
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Kaur: Why does it feel like Americans on the mainland don't care?
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Mainland regulators have actively curtailed expensive foreign shopping trips by Chinese companies.
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Currently, half of the coal burned anywhere is burned in mainland China.
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Though smaller tremors are frequent in mainland France, strong earthquakes are rare.
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He said mainland China revenue grew 6 percent in adjusted currency terms.
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Shares from mainland China to South Africa fell between 20193% and 1.8%.
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Mainland law applies in the area, roughly a quarter of the station.
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In mainland China, stocks rose on the day following an earlier slip.
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Under the current system, all mainland IPOs must be vetted by regulators.
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Chinese mainland markets see-sawed between gains and losses throughout the session.
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That will greatly reduce the initial weighting of the China mainland stocks.
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Willow Island sits right off the mainland and is accessible by boat.
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Mainland China has made some efforts to train Hong Kong security forces.
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So far, Maria is expected to stay away from the U.S. mainland.
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No one died because all the homeowners were away on the mainland.
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Mainland China markets reopen on Monday after the Lunar New Year holiday.
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However, Beijing denies accusations of the mainland interfering in Hong Kong's affairs.
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That test raised concerns about Pyongyang's capabilities to strike the U.S. mainland.
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The CSI China mainland banks index dropped 1.6 percent by the lunchbreak.
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My parents fled mainland China for Taiwan ahead of the Communist takeover.
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"They check visitors' I.D. and scare away many mainland visitors," he said.
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The islands were not exactly new to mainland Europeans when Columbus arrived.
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The brand opened its first mainland China store in Shanghai this year.
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More than 100,000 Puerto Ricans have fled to the mainland United States.
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Mainland companies not listed overseas do not face the same stringent rules.
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Unfortunately, the DOE has had difficulty retaining teachers recruited from the mainland.
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However, there are risk factors for mainland stocks as a China-U.
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Between the Island and the Mainland was a two-mile floating bridge.
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Why this matters: Google left the mainland in 2010 over censorship concerns.
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Well, as you said, enhance Hong Kong's connectivity to the mainland cities.
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It could intensify regulation of American companies doing business on the mainland.
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Excluding Hubei, there were 11 new cases in mainland China on Monday.
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Such treatment of foreign journalists is far more common in mainland China.
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As many as 230,2000 residents have left to live on the mainland.
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About 40% of its total revenue now comes from outside mainland China.
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China's mainland shares were fractionally lower while Japan's Nikkei inched up 0.473%.
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The statistic hints at what the white mainland students are going through.
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Construction workers say they are worried about mainland crackdowns on organized labor.
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Lam's suspension of the bill, which would allow extraditions to mainland China.
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"I don't want to see Hong Kong become just another mainland city."
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Weak governance has long been a black mark against mainland Chinese companies.
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By the mid-20th century, they were declared extinct in mainland Australia.
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And Huawei said that it has no 6003G contracts from mainland China.
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The theater was originally opened in 1972 by immigrants from mainland China.
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That brings the total number of infections in mainland China to 80,813.
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The virus has infected 80,824 people in mainland China, the commission said.
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Shares in Hong Kong, Tokyo and mainland China also closed sharply lower.
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The majority of cases are in mainland China where the virus originated.
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The total number of cases in mainland China was 80,793 on Wednesday.
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The virus has infected 80,824 people in mainland China, the commission said.
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Mainland China and India already have strict rules about storing data onshore.
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But there have now been more cases and deaths outside mainland China.
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As the coronavirus ravaged mainland China, WeChat has become an information battleground.
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Many mainland Americans persist in regarding Puerto Ricans as second-class citizens.
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Markets in mainland China and South Korea were closed for public holidays.
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Puerto Rico needs utility crews and government contractors from the US mainland.
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Her boss, who was from mainland China, never gave her another shift.
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Loyalists can expect lucrative projects and offers of work on the mainland.
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It can, however, step up efforts to prevent copycats in the mainland.
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Demand from mainland China shrank to a survey-record low in February.
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Some 103 of the 210 mainland regions have lowered emergency response levels.
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U.S. airlines had already suspended flights to mainland China and Hong Kong.
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Yet the population of Zanzibar has remained religiously distinct from the mainland.
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One explanation is that the display is meant for mainland Chinese audiences.
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One of the three deaths outside mainland China occurred in the city.
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The ship is currently home to the largest outbreak outside mainland China.
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The death toll has meanwhile topped 1,525, including three outside mainland China.
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It is the largest outbreak of the virus outside of mainland China.
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Its mainland app store has been a crucial part of its success.
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In 30 more years, Hong Kong will fully revert to the mainland.
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On Friday, U.S. airlines announced they would halt their mainland China service.
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Demand for travel to mainland China has plummeted as the virus spreads.
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Sanmao returned to her birthplace on the Chinese mainland in April 1989.
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Coronavirus Outbreaks of the novel coronavirus outside mainland China are getting worse.
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There have been 2,700 deaths, with the vast majority in mainland China.
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Dozens of international carriers have canceled or reduced services to mainland China.
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The country has the most confirmed coronavirus cases outside of mainland China.
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The number of SARS cases on the mainland topped out at 5,327.
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British Airways suspended all flights to and from mainland China on Tuesday.
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When I give speeches in the mainland, I don't feel any restrictions.
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President Xi said Taiwan and the mainland belong to the same family.
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Three out of the ten fastest-rising companies come from China Mainland.
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"There are still a lot of mainland Chinese buying," Mr. Tombeur replied.
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Wanda has not yet received approval to be relisted on mainland exchanges.
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For the claim is both nonsensical and, in mainland China, widely believed.
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On the mainland, the tacked on 20.22 percent to close at 23,483.
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Hurricanes Helene and Isaac are not expected to hit the US mainland.
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Local broadcaster RTHK said the vessels were allegedly bound for mainland China.
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McDonald's plans to sell its businesses in mainland China and Hong Kong.
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Other Mighty Current employees had friends, family or wives on the mainland.
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Chinese mainland stocks ended five days of gains to fall around 0.5%.
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Much of the force boarded ferries back to the mainland on Thursday.
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It has killed more than 560 people worldwide, mostly in mainland China.
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The total number of deaths in mainland China is at least 803.
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More than 400,000 have moved to the mainland in the past decade.
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They were triggered by legislation allowing extradition of suspects to mainland China.
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Animals are the latest victims of the coronavirus crisis in mainland China.
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More than 1,400 people on the mainland have died, according to authorities.
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The novel virus has killed more than 1,800 people in mainland China.
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Most of the cases are in mainland China, where the outbreak began.
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Travelers from mainland China to Hong Kong are required to undergo quarantines.
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Hong Kong authorities are also trying to repatriate residents from mainland China.
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Less than 10 people outside the mainland have died from the virus.
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A mainland company trying to profit off their newfound symbol of resistance?
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Sometime in the 1920s, bridges began linking the mainland to the islands.
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They also reiterated calls for the closure of the mainland China border.
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The updates bring mainland China's totals to 77,658 cases and 2,663 deaths.
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The overwhelming majority of cases globally are still centered in mainland China.
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The vast majority of cases globally are still centered in mainland China.
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A majority of cases come from mainland China, where the outbreak began.
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Before setting out from the mainland, he is invited into polite society.
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Stocks on the mainland also came under pressure from mounting trade tensions.
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It expects the new measures to reduce mainland Chinese visitors by 0.43%.
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Here's the latest: • British Airways suspended flights to and from mainland China.
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Mainland Chinese tourist arrivals fell 79.2% from last year, the government said.
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British Airways stopped all its direct flights to and from the mainland.
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The Chinese government has repeatedly called for its reunification with the mainland.
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On the mainland, the fell by 1.33 percent to close at 2,669.10.
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In mainland China, sales were flat, after a long run of declines.
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The mainland China markets recovered from their earlier losses to close higher.
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The strait is the body of water between Taiwan and mainland China.
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The bill would have allowed suspects to be extradited to mainland China.
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Mainland Chinese stocks were higher by their close, following their Monday fall.
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This social capital, then becomes part of the exodus to the mainland.
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Shares of the company traded on the mainland closed up 21.1949 percent.
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Mainland Chinese stocks shed earlier gains to end lower on the day.
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Despite tensions, Beijing appears open to U.S. banks boosting their mainland presence.
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They don't speak English, and they don't know anyone on the mainland.
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For doctors, that has made work on the mainland ever more attractive.
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Demonstrators also assaulted another man, claiming he too was a mainland agent.
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Global Times, a mainland newspaper, said he was one of its reporters.
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It's the strongest typhoon to hit Japan's mainland in 25 years. 5.
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North Korea claimed the missile could reach anywhere on the U.S. mainland.
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The vessel is the largest site of coronavirus cases outside mainland China.
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By then, though, John and Judy Collins were gone to the mainland.
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Venture into mainland Europe, however, and the texture can be more troublesome.
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They were eligible to vote the minute they settled on the mainland.
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But eradication efforts on New Zealand's mainland have been far less substantial.
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Why would he suddenly go to the mainland in his own way?
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Evacuation to the U.S. mainland is the only option for some patients.
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As of Friday, the coronavirus had infected more than 66,000 people, nearly all of them in mainland China — including more than 1,700 medical workers — and killed more than 1,500 people, all but three of them in mainland China.
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On Saturday, for instance, protesters headed to Sheung Shui, a town on Hong Kong's border with mainland China, to protest against parallel trading, the process of bulk-buying consumer goods in Hong Kong to sell in mainland China.
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Lam said mainland authorities weren't authorized to enforce the law outside the cross-boundary restricted area, and most staff would return to mainland China every day after work, though a few might be required to work overnight shifts.
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"(Tsai's) Democratic Progressive Party is continually pushing activities to promote Taiwan's independence and inciting hostility toward the mainland, seriously undermining the conditions for mainland travelers to visit the island," said Ma Xiaoguang, spokesman for China's Taiwan Affairs Office.
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The company stressed that it has no relationship with the mainland government, but protesters were wary that the smart lampposts were connected to the mainland firm Shanghai Sensi, which provided one of the systems for lighting the lampposts.
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Cathay Pacific has also had to contend with a safety warning from the mainland regulator, which prompted a collapse in demand for flights on its mainland Chinese routes, which make up a fifth of all its daily flights.
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HONG KONG, Nov 11 (Reuters) - China may allow foreign investors to hold controlling stakes in mainland securities, fund management and insurance companies, the Chinese and British governments said, underlining Beijing's commitment to opening up the mainland capital markets.
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"It is hoped that Hong Kong people can spread how Hong Kong people can march peacefully and bring the protest information back to the mainland to mainland visitors," Lau Wing-hong, one of the protest organizers, told Reuters.
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Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's top official, has ordered all but three of Hong Kong's entry points from the mainland closed, and the central government has said it will stop issuing individual entry permits for people from the mainland.
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HONG KONG — A proposal to lease part of a new Hong Kong rail terminal to mainland China and to allow Chinese officers to enforce mainland law there has raised concerns the plan would undermine this city's legal autonomy.
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Lam said mainland authorities weren't authorised to enforce the law outside the cross-boundary restricted area, and most staff would return to mainland China every day after work, though a few might be required to work overnight shifts.
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"We hope mainland Chinese authorities will display the self-confidence to grant mainland Chinese their natural right to democracy and freedom, and at the same time open up new prospects for cross-strait relations," Tsai wrote in Chinese.
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Mr. Lee had crossed from Macau into mainland China on Sunday, but his whereabouts have been a mystery since then, Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, a cabinet-level agency that deals with China-related issues, said in recent days.
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Further detailed information can be found in Fitch's " Mainland China Exposure Data File - November 2017 Edition ", which can be accessed through the link above, and in our recent "Chart of the Month - Mainland China Exposure" report, available on www.fitchratings.com.
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"The island is now totally cut off from the mainland, all kinds of transportation (to mainland) have been suspended since yesterday," he said, adding that there is enough food and supplies on Koh Samui to last through the storm.
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As for the mainland market, EY expects the first China Depository Receipt, a scheme that will let mainland investors hold a form of shares in Chinese companies listed overseas, to be issued in the second half of the year.
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The main factors that could lead to positive action, individually or collectively, are: - Confirmation that Hong Kong's economy is resilient to mainland China's transition away from debt-fuelled growth or resilient to a full economic cycle in mainland China.
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Just like on the mainland, Alibaba Cloud's Hong Kong service is cheaper than its international rivals; it also delivers lower latency to mainland users than AWS, Lin observes, thanks to its tie-ups with China's top three network providers.
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MSCI is increasing the weighting of mainland China shares in this and other indexes, so that mainland China will have a slightly higher weighting in the index (2.46%) than before, and will again be increased in November, to 3.3%.
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High-speed rail services will be suspended from midnight on Thursday, Lam said, adding that the number of flights to mainland China would also be halved and personal travel permits for mainland Chinese to the city would be suspended.
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The novel coronavirus (nCoV-2019) that originated in Wuhan, China has killed more people in mainland China than severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) did on the mainland when it shook China in the early 2000s, according to Chinese media.
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Mainland visitors, which accounted for 83.3 percent of the total, rose 40.2 percent.
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TW, said it received a temporary injunction banning chip sales in mainland China.
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Markets in mainland China held on to earlier gains during the trading session.
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Okinawa is a chain of islands about 400 miles southwest of mainland Japan.
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Elsewhere during the call, Cook noted, mainland China sales are doing just fine.
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The mainland Chinese markets saw gains by the end of their trading day.
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Electrical engineers, for example, make about 27 percent more money on the mainland.
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