1. Give Me Space

2. 'My first duty, my first responsibility was to be true to the original feel of the book, to be true to Ian Fleming: his creation, his world and his ideas.

3. 今年1月3日春节假期车票开售以来，约有2.8亿张火车票是在12306网站上售出的。

4. Despite being the most heavily nominated stars of the evening, Taylor - who did not attend the event - was overshadowed by 19-year-old singer Shawn who cleaned up at the awards show.

5. 周二，土耳其总统雷杰普?塔伊普?埃尔多安(Recep Tayyip Erdogan)对荷兰的外交声讨升级，他宣称荷兰“品德败坏”，并认为荷兰军队对二战以来欧洲最恶劣的大屠杀难辞其咎。

6. 预测人士期望2014年能够成为经济实现突破的一年。但经济能否最终摆脱低迷的增长，还要取决于几个因素出现与此轮复苏刚开始时不一样的表现。以下是其中的几个关键因素:

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1. That will require different skills — notably a clearer vision among leaders of their organisation’s shared purpose. The dilemma of how to lead “teams” of robots and humans will become even more pressing this year.

2. 7.助听器

3. Wearing a black leotard and curled hairpiece, beauty queen Bobbi Boyden shakes her hips and blows kisses to the audience as part of her routine.

4. Length of program: 13 to 15 months

5. In the post-experience ranking, alumni from London Business School enjoyed the highest salaries on average three years after graduation at around $130,000 and the highest score for aims achieved (87 per cent). The programme was also ranked first for placement success and for international course experience. Its alumni were also ranked second for international mobility and career progress.

6. She made several points in a note to clients Tuesday that struck me as new:

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1. 2016年空前的海外收购潮消耗了中国大量外汇储备，随后监管部门开始严格限制境外交易。今年8月，中国政府出台了新框架，鼓励那些符合北京战略重点的交易，并限制涉及娱乐、体育和豪宅等方面的交易。

2. 至于多元化，我乐观地认为，在某个时候，开明的年轻高管崛起将引发董事会突然转变态度。这种情况不会出现在2018年，尽管从科技到媒体行业的性骚扰丑闻所暴露的失衡和权力滥用问题，可能会加速这种变革。

3. The ability of customers to air their dirty laundry to the world via Twitter and Facebook has already changed the customer service game. A 2012 Nielsen survey shows more than half of all customers now turn to social media for redress; meanwhile, some 81% of Twitter users expect a same-day response to questions and complaints. But this fall, things got even more interesting: On Sept. 2, British Airways passenger Hasan Syed spent an estimated $1,000 to purchase several promoted Tweets blasting the company for losing luggage. With paid social media now in customers' arsenal, 2014 may mark the beginning of the end of abysmal customer service at major airlines, credit card companies, banks, and other repeat offenders, characterized by endless phone wait times and those automated "phone trees" (i.e., "Press 1 for English, 2 for Spanish, 3 to waste your entire afternoon on hold ...").