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Weakening in the First Half, Bloodthirsty in the Second — Morocco's Shape-Shifting Style Puts France to the Test
How to tame the unruly host nation that has been indomitable since the tournament began? In the first match of the Round of 16, Morocco showed the world how it's done. Reaching the quarterfinals in back-to-back World Cups, the Atlas Lions have emerged from the shadows.
culture
Media: From 'Lu Xun Recommends' to 'Yu Hua Trembles' — It's Time for Exaggerated Book Waistbands to Exit
From Lu Xun's fabricated recommendation to Yu Hua's falsely attributed trembling, the exaggerated marketing on book waistbands has long troubled the publishing industry. With the digital wave reshaping reading habits, it's time for these deceptive marketing tactics to exit the stage.
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Mbappé Penalty Sees France Past Paraguay as Morocco Awaits Ultimate Quarterfinal Test
France beat Paraguay 1-0 in the World Cup Round of 16 as Mbappé's penalty seals victory. Morocco also advanced with a 3-0 win over Canada, setting up a highly anticipated quarterfinal clash.
business
As 2G Base Stations Dwindle, What Can Users of Elderly Feature Phones with Poor Signals Do?
As China accelerates its 5G rollout, the dwindling number of 2G base stations is leaving many elderly users of feature phones struggling with poor or no signal. Reporters investigate the situation with China Mobile and China Unicom in Shanghai.
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Renmin University: Jiang Fangzhou's Master's Thesis Has Citation Irregularities, But No Academic Misconduct Found
Renmin University of China announces that Jiang Fangzhou's master's thesis has citation irregularities but no academic misconduct was found.
business
PC, Memory and Hard Drive Prices Remain High: Hard Drive Prices Change Three Times a Day, Dealers Say 'Don't Buy Unless Necessary'
The digital terminal market is experiencing a structural shock with no end in sight. On July 3, a reporter from The Paper visited several digital malls in Shanghai, where multiple PC dealers stated that component and system prices are already at extreme highs, and will continue to rise, with no end to the price hikes e
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Over 20 Cameras on a 2-Kilometer Road: Media Calls for 'Reasonable and Moderate' Rural Security Construction
The construction and use of public security video systems should adhere to principles of unified planning, reasonable moderation, and safety controllability, and must be necessary for maintaining public security. In other words, more surveillance is not always better.