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Pyongyang has recently cut off all communication lines with Seoul and blown up the inter-Korean joint liaison office building near the border with ROK in protest against the dispersion of anti-DPRK leaflets across the border by defectors in the South.

Protests rocked Israel on Monday, with dozens of Palestinians reported killed at the Gaza border by Israeli troops, before the ceremony moving the United States embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem on Monday. The move came after months of global outcry over President Donald Trump's decision, which tossed aside decades of precedent.

Qin Shukui, chairman of the foundation, said that frontline doctors throughout the country can submit their research project proposals to the foundation over the next four months and rigorous reviews will be implemented to select about 52 projects.

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Qu Xianming, an expert involved in drafting the updated version of the Made in China 2025 technology roadmap, said China has already made great strides in the above three areas, but more efforts are needed to crack the bottlenecks of key components in order to achieve global supremacy.

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Punished officials include Chen Beiyang, former inspector of the provincial department of justice, who did not comply with isolation and hospitalization measures and entered public places after knowing he and his family were infected. At present placed on probation within the Party, the retired official will be further investigated for other disciplinary breaches.

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Protesters attend an anti-THAAD proest in Seongju, South Korea, June 14, 2017. [Photo/Agencies]

Pulse Labs CEO Abhishek Suthan; Jargon co-founders Jonathan Burstein and Milkana Brace; and Sunil Nagaraj, managing partner of Bay Area-based Ubiquity Ventures. (GeekWire Photos / Taylor Soper)

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Puerto Rico's former governor, Rafael Hernandez Colon, said in a statement: "A contrived plebiscite fabricated an artificial majority for statehood by disenfranchising hundreds of thousands of Commonwealth supporters."

Putting any kind of zappers up in orbit does not seem like a very good idea. NASA has been looking into other ways to tidy up the mess, including magnets to draw objects out of orbit or deploying giant nets to scoop it up.