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　HR Stories

·Man dies saving mother, kids

·Balcony fall hero hailed "most handsome father"

·Rural doctor runs 'Daddy Daycare'

·Zhang Pengchun, a Globally Famed Chinese Human Rights Activist

·Ticket clerk pulls out all the stops

·Web China: A letter for help from the U.S. becomes a call to action in China

　Civil & Political

·Villagers go to poll for new committee

·Official microblog of China's public security ministry attracts 2 mln followers

·China's Wukan village kicks off election of new leadership

·Wukan village starts new leadership election

·China's Cabinet seeks opinions on annual government work report

·Senior diplomat pledges better services for foreign journalists in China

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　Economic,Social & Cultural

·China female prosecutors number 39,823

·Online shopping revenue to hit 800b yuan

·S China river cleanup to last one month

·Commentary: dispel rumors after falsified nuclear leak report

·China to create emergency disaster relief teams

·China calls for greater world efforts to fight poverty

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　Subsistence & Development

·Online shopping revenue to hit 800b yuan

·China to create emergency disaster relief teams

·China to maintain stable water conservation policies

·Indian, Chinese navies to cooperate in combating pirates: newspaper

·233 bln yuan lost to droughts, floods

·China has great potential in mobile application development

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　New Countryside

·China urges fair industry, commerce law enforcement in townships

·Vice premier urges agricultural technology progress

·Spring ploughing begins in SW China's Yunnan Province

·China vows enhanced agricultural investment to stabilize output

·Scientific input to seed agriculture

·China moves to encourage agricultural technology innovation

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　Poverty Alleviation

·China calls for greater world efforts to fight poverty

·G77 and China call for scaled-up global partnership to end poverty

·China to build production bases for poor handicapped villagers

·More than 79 mln USD of lottery earnings provided to poor Chinese students, teachers

·China pledges to eliminate poverty among disabled in rural areas by 2015

·Hui calls for advancing poverty alleviation, reconstruction in Gansu

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　Health & Safety

·Commentary: dispel rumors after falsified nuclear leak report

·China raises rice purchase prices for 2012

·China to balance grain market through imports

·Private and public partners unite to combat 10 neglected tropical diseases by 2012

·American organization accused of cheating Chinese cancer patients

·Drugs cut cost, but highten the risks

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　Minorities

·Growth, climate winning

·Tibet Airlines launches regular air route linking Lhasa and Nyingchi

·Protection intensified to 1,300-year-old "Moonlight City"

·Miao ethnic group prays for harvest and happiness in new year in China's Guizhou

·10% of China's wetlands is in Tibet

·Tibet's foreign trade up 63% in 2011

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　Social Security

·Shanghai to improve care for its aged

·Beijing bans low-income families from reselling subsidized apartments

·Policies, developers' cuts push housing prices down again

·Jobs are top priority, business leaders say as World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2012 closes

·Beijing revising housing rules

·HK gov't strives to preserve employment amid possible upward trend: financial chief

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　Environment

·S China river cleanup to last one month

·Air quality: a matter of location

·Fish sales banned in cadmium pollution case

·China to release more detailed PMI data

·Growth, climate winning

·2.8 mln tons of algae removed from polluted Taihu Lake since 2007: newspaper

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　Specific Groups

·China female prosecutors number 39,823

·World Economic Forum calls for more women leaders

·Shaolin Kung Fu masters' real life

·School bans certificate adverts after protest

·Man, 84, sues kids for Spring Festival neglect

·Migrant workers favor temporary work

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　Judicial Guarantee

·China female prosecutors number 39,823

·China urges fair industry, commerce law enforcement in townships

·American organization accused of cheating Chinese cancer patients

·Train ticketing system helps police nab 48 fugitives in NE China

·Time for a law to aid helping hands

·Tighter supervision needed

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