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With the reform of China's market-oriented economy and its entry into WTO, China will be confronted with a more serious anti-subsidy situation towards China.

Anyone wandering along the seafront in Brighton may well have been a bit bemused to be confronted with what looked like a space hopper convention.

After joining WTO, China is accelerating the step to open to the foreign. It will make Chinese finance leasing be confronted with impulsion.

Due to such reasons as entrance examination, high school teachers are likely to be confronted with stress different from those of other teachers and show some mental problems of various degrees.

But, most of entrepreneurs in our country are unmoral, their unceasing scandals make enterprise be confronted with crisis of credit, confusion of social economy order and corrupt of moral fashion.

Do you think in some ways it is back to you being confronted with the rights of animals, in some way someone has to be confronted with poverty.

The other party may be confronted with claims against its business model or property.

But Chinese milk agriculture, and entire estate chain, will be confronted with ice-cold biting one chilly winter.

As HIV treatments continue to advance, people living with HIV will inevitably be confronted with negative physical and emotional side effects.

It will insist on the fact that agriculture will not be confronted with unknown situations and that solutions do exist; that we must work with climate change, not against it.

Sometimes parents would be confronted with a wall of silence when they communicate with their teenagers.

Facing the new opportunity and challenge, the development of the domestic brand will be confronted with stern test.

In addition, he has his secret weapon, that is, the football star Zhang Yuning though Zhang is likely to be confronted with a lawsuit.

The new system will be confronted with great difficulties at the start.

Under such circumstances, the assets-and-debt management in many enterprises may be confronted with the risk of exchange rate change, which will affect the current value of the assets and debt.

To be confronted with such pity, and such earnest youth andbeauty, was far more trying to the accused than to be confrontedwith all the crowd.