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Wikipedia describes the sharing economy as “economic and social systems that enable shared access to goods, services, data and talent“. Usually, these systems employ consumer technologies such as SmartPhones and social media to create online peer-to-peer trading networks that disrupt or replace tr...
The exhibition will not only be promoted through huge media exposure of approximately 130 media partners, but also will carry on a well–designed promotion plans through TV, Radio, Online Media, Wechat, Weibo, Direct Mail and E-newsletters to attract plenty of attention of target customers. In...
Time to come up with a new example as this one is getting old (it’s from 2010), it even has its own Wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_would_rather_cry_in_a_BMW And here you can find the search results of “I’d rather weep in a BMW than laugh on a bicycle” Z...
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oriental_Pearl_Tower –Pretty obvious. It’s Shanghai’s huge, phallic , erect, TV Tower! Although some may question the design , Shanghai’s manhood is a symbol of change and prosperity that has come over the economic capital of China. Back in 1994 this ...
Sources: the Second Sino-Japanese War, Tales of Old China, Wikipedia. Last Major Update: Jun 2007First Battle of Shanghai Interactive Map+− Leaflet | © OpenStreetMapPhotographsSee all 13 photographs of First Battle of Shanghai First Battle of Shanghai Timeline...
Credits : inhabitat.com, trendblast.com, bbc.com, greencarreports.com, wikipedia.org, googleimages Luxurious Teaware Design Inspired by Ferrari One of the world’s most complex teaware techniques, Tsuiki craftsmanship (‘tsuikidoki’ in Japanese) has its roots among the famous rice fields of ...
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Distillers grains, Wikipedia. information was available at website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distillers—grains in some form no later than Feb. 21, 2012. While a copy of the website as it existed on Feb. 21, 2012, is not in Applicant's possession, Applicant has provided a copy of...