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Rambler is seeking to ban Twitch in Russia, the third-largest market for the streaming company. Rambler is also seeking damages for the allegedly pirated matches.

Recently, a series of cartoons honoring the armed police who rescued people amid massive flooding in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region went viral online.

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Recording and reviewing normative documents including administrative and local laws and regulations, as well as judicial interpretations is a significant duty of the NPC Standing Committee, which has the power to nullify documents that contradict the Constitution and law, according to the Constitution.

Rainfall began to increase in Jilin province on Tuesday afternoon. Jilin has raised its emergency response to flood control to Level III. The local government warned that Lekima may cause flooding.

RELX's commitment to underage access and use prevention is also seeing future-forward changes. At the flagship, its Project Sunflower initiative is in full effect, with facial recognition-equipped cameras alerting staff when a suspected underage person enters the store.

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Rapisarda hopes to build a major men's brand in China by aiming for professional customers, who appreciate the good things in life, such as classically designed cufflinks.

Regarding earlier reports of mistreatment of African people in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, the ambassador said as there is no policy to target and treat Africans differently and all testing and quarantine procedures and protocols put in place apply to Chinese as well as foreigners. "The happenings in Guangzhou should not lead us to make a generalized conclusion," he said.

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Recent measures against speculative property investments have begun to have the desired impact of reining in runaway preowned home prices and cooling the transaction frenzy in top-tier cities like Beijing and Shanghai, said analysts.

Referring to ongoing concerns about the privacy of personal data stored in a new mobile software application used to track the spread of the COVID-19, the chief medical officer also provided assurances that only state and territory health officials will ever be able to access the data.