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“Many things that shouldn’t have happened, happened because of money,” Mr. Wang Youliang tells the camera in front him.
“The situation in (Wenzhou) is a secret everybody knows but you can’t talk about it in public.”
He is a young entrepreneur and shoe manufacturer working in Wenzhou, China. Among his friends, five factory owners escaped and one killed himself.
13 Aug
Grey parrots and vervet monkeys mingle with cats, dogs and hamsters in many of Lebanon’s pet shops, but if you want the really exciting animals, you have to ask behind the counter. Lions, panthers and bears—in fact many of the mascots from the American sports franchises—are just a few of the animals you can buy [...]
by lee finch
"I would dealt like to help and change the way we people look at others.there are good people out there.. "by Christian Zerbel
"Fascinating article! "by Tigers, tumbles and Taliban: Making sense of Pakistan’s election – Seattle Globalist | Like It or Love It, It's Mine
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29 Jan
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