1. competition

2. Total growth in new orders softened as new export orders rose at about the same pace as a month prior. But job shedding quickened, while input price growth edged lower and prices charged to clients picked up slightly.

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4. The consumer price index rose by 1.8 per cent year-on-year in January, from 1.6 per cent in December 2015. However, CPI continues to trail Beijing’s target of “around 3 per cent“.

5. 性感的小动作，比如摆弄头发、轻弹小指、摩擦双腿、踱步、摇晃、轻咬嘴唇。（好吧，上面很多其实都是在回答“如何变成康伯巴奇”。）

6. 11 August

应用

1. Challenger说：“工作总会有的。公司总是在招聘，只是竞争更加残酷了。”

2. 但同比而言，厦门涨幅为43.9%，排在第二位，仅落后于安徽省会合肥，后者为47.6%。65个城市同比上涨，5个城市同比下跌，这表明虽然房价可能不会像以前一样迅速攀升，但上涨仍然具有普遍性而且较有韧性。

3. Pork and vegetable prices both dropped by more than 8 percent year-on-year.

4. n. 蛋白质

5. Against: There was no love from the New York nor LA critics.

6. Remedy: Make a budget. If you don’t know how much money you need to live the lifestyle you feel comfortable with, you can’t accurately project whether switching jobs for a $10K pay bump is actually a good deal. Making a pros and cons list when comparing your current job with a new opportunity is also helpful. If the only advantage a job offers is a bigger pay check, you can weigh that against longer hours, a more onerous commute and increased reporting responsibilities. Keep in mind that research shows that increases in happiness based on earnings peak at about $75K. Incomes above this level don’t increase your feeling of well-being on a day-to-day basis. So, if you think a jump up to $85 or $90K will make you feel less morose when your alarm goes off, you might want to look at addressing some of the non-monetary factors in your life that are contributing to your dissatisfaction.

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1. But nearly two-thirds (65 percent) of white evangelical Protestants say they think the storms are evidence of the "end times" as predicted by the Bible.

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3. New employees at the company's Tulsa headquarters have little time to be shy: on their first days, they're seated at desks with a tub of candy. Colleagues often stop by and introduce themselves while grabbing a snack.