1. 汉达·阿亚里(Henda Ayari)

2. 2013年日圆兑美元下跌21%，这为日本吸引来1,000万海外游客，尽管中日两国在东中国海（中国称东海）存在领土争端，然而这些游客中有许多是来自中国的富人。

3. The relocation is also part of the integration plan for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei cluster, which aims to ease congestion in the capital and achieve more balanced development in the region.

4. The pandas did some tai-chi in Trafalgar Square before kicking on at a panda party in Convent Garden as part of the first ever Panda Awareness Week.

5. May the joy of New Year be with you throughout the year.

6. Detectives have laid charges, but said they will not release the details of the offenses until Friday when both the 18-year-old and the youth are expected to appear in court.

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1. The 2014 ranking of 100 programmes for working senior executives is headed by Trium, runby HEC Paris, the London School of Economics and Stern School of Business at New York University. The top five places continue to be dominated by intercontinental EMBAs.

2. commerce商业+ial表形容词，“有…的”→商业的

3. PwC, the accountancy firm that has been responsible for counting Oscars votes for 80 years and ensuring that the correct envelopes are handed to presenters, swiftly apologised to the films, the presenters and the audience for giving the prize announcement for the wrong category to Beatty and Dunaway.

4. Local champions

5. 美国时间上周日，乡村音乐界的大牌们齐聚拉斯维加斯，出席2013年乡村音乐学院奖颁奖典礼。

6. 2. "Breaking Bad" (4.2 million)

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1. However the prolonged period of contraction fits with the overall pattern of the slowing Chinese economy.

2. Making Airbnb go away might not be so easy. A recent Quinnipiac poll found that 56 percent of the responders thought New Yorkers should be allowed to rent rooms out to strangers. “We don’t want to turn into hotels, but at the same time people want to rent out their apartments sometimes,” said Paul R. Gottsegen, the president of Halstead Management Company, which manages 250 residential properties in the city.

3. Do you routinely roll your eyes? Do you have a weak handshake? Do you avoid making eye contact? These could all be career killers. People must understand that actions speak louder than words. And the majority of our communication is done through non-verbal cues. People could perceive some of your non-verbal communication habits as rude or unprofessional—and these things could eventually have a significant impact on the advancement of your career.