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Ji designs, carves, styles, paints and makes the clothes for all her puppets. It can take several months to produce one.

Jiang Xinwei, senior analyst from internet consultancy Analysys in Beijing, singled out innovation as Mafengwo's crucial draw card.

Japan has a total of 27 countries on its whitelist, including the United States, Britain, Germany, Australia, New Zealand and Argentina, and whitelisted countries can, through simplified procedures, receive products exported from Japan that could be potentially be diverted for military use.

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Jamil Anderlini: Thinking about Pakistan. It's interesting because I was there for about five days. The security situation seems much better than it was just a few years ago. I wonder it's still not very safe. So how does China make sure that these projects are safe? For example, in Pakistan? Maybe Afghanistan? Could you ever see a situation where we put Chinese troops or Chinese security to protect the BRI and Chinese workers and citizens?

Jeff Bezos is still new to Twitter, but he’s figuring out the snarky social media stuff pretty?quickly.

Jiang Qiuju, a single mother of two, shows hand-made cloth shoes at Shiku village, in Hongtu township of Enshi city, Enshi Tujia and Miao autonomous prefecture, Central China's Hubei province, on Aug 1, 2017. [Photo/VCG]

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Jesse Proudman with his kids.

Jay Carney, a former press secretary for President Obama, is now Amazon’s public policy and communications chief. CNBC reported recently on his unique presence in the company’s highest ranks, saying that CEO Jeff Bezos?hired Carney as Amazon was entering a tougher regulatory environment around taxes and shipping regulations and eventually drone delivery rules and content copyright legislation.

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Japanese companies including Sony, Panasonic, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, and Nomura Holdings have moved some of their European operations to countries such as Germany and the Netherlands.

James Hall, managing partner of Hall & Associates, an aviation consulting firm in Washington and former chairman of the NTSB, said it's unclear how the FAA's new panel will mesh with investigations of Boeing launched by the US inspector general, US Justice Department and Congress.