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John Paul Stevens, 97, authored an op-ed that was published in The New York Times Tuesday, calling for a repeal of the Second Amendment. The call came after the nationwide "March for Our Lives" protests by students Saturday urging action to end gun violence and beef up school safety.

Jiang predicted the revenue growth rate of Chinese catering sector to maintain a medium-to-high speed of around 10 percent during the country's 13th Five-Year Plan period between 2016 and 2020.

Jiugui Liquor Co Ltd said it expected its first-quarter profit to reach 60 million yuan to 65 million yuan, up 62 percent to 75 percent year-on-year.

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Jose Ramon Nunez, an adviser at the WHO, said "We have this (figure)－135, 000 organ transplantations performed every year in the world－which is only 10 percent of the real needs".

Just as Amazon forced competitors to offer their own free 2-day shipping promise, RBC thinks history will repeat itself with one-day shipping. The firm in September predicted that “once Amazon builds an even greater loyal user base with free one-day delivery, the industry may have to follow, again.”

Jiang is now looking forward to the evolution of insurance companies into household risk and data managers over the next few years.

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Jiang said his company is in talks with the city of Las Vegas for a potential partnership to fight COVID-19 by using the company's automated decision-support system that analyzes big data.

Jointly released by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Cornell University, and INSEAD, the 2017 GII is in its 10th edition this year. The rankings are now a leading benchmarking tool for business executives, policy makers and others seeking insight into the state of innovation around the world.

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John said he hopes to get children to break down prejudices and understand that there is much more that joins them than divides them. He read modern Chinese studies at the University of Edinburgh and went on to work as a China consultant.

Joining us in the studio this week is GeekWire columnist Monica Guzman, who also talks with John and me about her take on the odd story of the Capitol Hill waitress whose frustration over a customer’s insulting tip led to an ill-advised Facebook manhunt.