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Noting that both China and the United States have a lot of say in the world economic order, Huang said the "wisest thing for both would be to have a good partnership."

Noting that Apple, the most iconic US company, sells more iPhones to China than it does in the United States, O'Neill said "that is one of the most vivid illustrations of the rise of the Chinese consumer."

Not surprisingly, nearly 90 percent of them stay on their mobile phones all day long. Among the respondents, over 26 percent think the more friends they have the merrier.

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OSAKA, Japan - Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged here on Friday to keep deepening political mutual trust and practical cooperation between his country and South Africa.

Notably, it seems uncommon for middle-aged and elderly groups to buy things using these platforms. Though they still made up a minor percentage of the buyers, they have become a new group with sizable consumption power online, the report said.

Noting that "conditions are not yet met for the safe, voluntary, dignified and sustainable return of Rohingya refugees to their places of origin or choice," the UN chief said that he wants members of the Security Council to join him in urging the Myanmar authorities to cooperate with the UN, and to ensure immediate, unimpeded and effective access for its agencies and partners.

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Oceans and seas connect and sustain human, and they are home to vast biodiversity and are a vital defence against the global climate emergency, Guterres said. "Yet today the oceans are under unprecedented threat."

Now facing the prospect of life imprisonment under Australian law if found guilty, ABF Regional Commander of Victoria and Tasmania State Craig Palmer said the arrest could not have been made without vital information gained from intelligence work.

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Oasis is not the first app to be mired in controversy this week. On Tuesday, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology summoned social networking firm Momo Inc, as its face-swapping app, ZAO, was accused of excessively collecting personal information.

Observers say a vile desire for mischief and self-promotion among those holding on to devices promising reach and a stir if not a complete shake-up with a mere click, in less policed Asian societies is encouraging the spread of fake news, and could make situations toxic.