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  1. The ruined city of Jerash is Jordan's largest Roman archeological site

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  2. Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot probe shadowed by Washington's bitter partisanship

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  3. Kenya's young slum dwellers formed Cyplez music band in 2013, little did they imagine it would later become a sensation in Mathare slums, located on the eastern fringes of Nairobi

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  4. UK reports another 27,429 cases, 39 deaths

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  5. With 35 unique floral designs, Fleurs de Villes flower installations on display in Toronto, Canada

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  6. The central Chinese city of Wuhan has completed a round of all-inclusive nucleic acid testing within five days to contain the latest COVID-19 resurgence, local authorities said Sunday

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  7. Sunflower season comes to Canada's Caledon. Walking into 45-acre golden sunflower field at Sunflower Festival, you may get lost in land of dreams

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  8. Chinese medical workers stick to doing nucleic acid tests in south China's Haikou, while temperatures here have exceeded 35 degrees Celsius for days.

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  9. Discover the story behind China's high-tech podium uniform for the Tokyo Summer Olympics.

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  10. With 17-year-old Zhang Jiaqi and 15-year-old Chen Yuxi jointly clinching gold in women's synchronized 10m platform, a photo taken more than a decade ago featuring the young Zhang with diving queen Guo Jingjing bears witness to the inheritance of spirit.

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  11. Why are panda bears so fat when all they eat is bamboo? Click for this episode of Pandaful Q&A to find out.

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  12. Kenya's young slum dwellers formed Cyplez music band in 2013, little did they imagine it would later become a sensation in Mathare slums, located on the eastern fringes of Nairobi

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  13. One third of white-tailed deer in the U.S. had antibodies, a U.S. federal survey shows. How and when did novel coronavirus infect these creatures? It's a mystery that requires scientific

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  14. The United States, with 4 percent of world's population, accounts for almost 18 percent of world's total caseload.

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  15. Chinese authorities have in recent months rolled out a series of strict regulations to deal with after-school training and ease the burden on students undergoing compulsory education. Read for more:

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  16. As the world's largest economy and a major superpower, the U.S. was supposed to be more capable of controlling the virus. However, it mismanaged the COVID-19 response in many ways. Here's why.

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  17. Some Western media's biased coverage of Chinese Olympians only proves their hypocrisy, double standards and stereotypes. America's Blaming Mania -- episode three

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  18. Xinhua reporters have been following and shooting seven Chinese Olympians for one and a half years, keeping track of how they lived, thought, dreamed, and trained for the Olympics. The sports movie "2020+1:Through Pandemic To Olympics" will be released on August 10.

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  19. Painting, handicrafts making, clothing design, online shop operation and participation in offline art festivals... Zhang Jinyue, a young designer in Beijing has done a lot to make herself a better designer

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  20. A batch of China's Sinopharm vaccines arrived in Zambia on Saturday to be part of the southern African nation's basket of vaccines

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