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This competition was about what cities can do for Amazon, not what Amazon can do for cities.?There were 20 cities in the running for Amazon HQ2, including mid-sized metros like Pittsburgh and Austin. Had Amazon selected a town like that, it would have had an outsized impact on those communities and played a key role transforming them by bringing thousands of high-paying jobs. Instead, Amazon chose New York and D.C. — the nation’s seats of political and financial power. That shows that this competition was about locating in cities that can feed Amazon’s insatiable ambition. The company chose cities that already have diverse and booming industries, more likely to absorb the new Amazon outposts than become company towns.

This diagram?appears in a pair of related patents by Amazon executives, which describe a variety of?high-tech methods of tracking products, employees and customers through a facility?such as a distribution center or a retail store. Here?is?the description of this chart from one of the patent filings.

This took place on April 21, when 18 international students at universities in Shanghai and neighboring Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces showcased their talent for teaching Mandarin in simulated classes during a contest. They each had 10 minutes to give a simulated class to teach foreign students how to use a specific Chinese phrase.

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This flight season, it links China with more than 70 overseas destinations with over 160 international routes.

This time around, Trump has said "trade wars are good".

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This research was NASA-funded with Dasgupta as the principal investigator. He said it does not appear that Earth’s bulk silicate on its own could have attained the life-essential volatile budgets that produced our biosphere, atmosphere and hydrosphere.

This story is not exactly a sequel to the one about China having been the world's leading factory for manufactured goods over the last few decades.

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This is the second time since July that Beijing has announced plans to impose sanctions. On July 12 it said it would resort to sanctions on US companies involved in a US planned arms sale to Taiwan worth about .2 billion for missiles, tanks and other military equipment.

This decision has cost the Australian economy up to .9 billion as well as 1,500 contracting jobs. These problems have been compounded by the state of Australia's communications infrastructure, with its internet costs being some of the highest in the world and internet speeds being the 62nd quickest in the world, possibly the slowest in the developed world.