And this woman before me, I could not name her, though I felt a pang of recognition, and a pang of something more—of loss.
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Then Pang cited a comment by Senator Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina, in a recent appearance on the "Today" show , which had filtered through translations and reached Pang more or less intact.
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Refinery29 creative director Lydia Pang is the ultimate cool girl.
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Reporting by Anne Marie Roantree and Jessie Pang; Editing by
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Each time this happened, I felt a pang of guilt.
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" Pang says this damage is permanent and "has no cure.
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He's also driven by a pang of jealously and rejection.
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Sabi ko, isa ka pang tarantado (you are another fool).
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It has been a particularly busy year for Mr. Pang.
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Even then, there was a golf course, Mr. Pang recalls.
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Reporting by Donny Kwok, Twinnie Siu and Jessie Pang; writing
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Reporting by Jessie Pang, Twinnie Siu, Clare Jim and Anne
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Sharon Tam, Jessie Pang, James Pomfret, Adnan Abidi, Nick Macfie
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Even Pang concedes you will still need those 10,000 hours.
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I turned in the wrong direction between here and Pang.
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"There were four of us in Singapore," remembers Ipkaw Pang.
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It was not immediately possible to contact Pang or his lawyer.
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Pang flicked his cigarette expertly at Pat's chest, singeing his shirt.
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Reporting by Jessie Pang and James Pomfret; editing by Darren Schuettler
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That, I realized with a sad pang, is what I want.
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Reporting by James Pomfret and Jessie Pang; Editing by Nick Macfie
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Josh Smith, Jessie Pang, Joyce Zhou, Kate Lamb and Tom Lasseter;
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Walking home later, a pang of sadness welled up inside me.
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You may feel a pang of silent jealousy while watching Rimon.
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Reporting By Felix Tam, Jessie Pang and Pak Yiu Writing by
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SIEM PANG, Cambodia — Kang Ngan isn't sure what a dam is.
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Reporting by Jessie Pang and Mari Saito; editing by Kari Howard
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"My specialty is headaches," he adds, with a pang of pride.
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To be sure, like the examples Pang uses, Roosevelt is exceptional.
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"Creativity doesn't drive the work; the work drives creativity," Pang writes.
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"Rest is not something that the world gives us," Pang writes.
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A sharp pang of irritation ran through Tiny, but also relief.
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And Bobby felt, unmistakably, an emanation, the old encoded carnal pang.
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Influencer Mei Pang, for example, recommends lip gloss from Fenty Beauty.
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As Will threw up his arms, I felt a terrible pang.
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He acknowledged that some alumni would feel a sentimental pang of loss.
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Reporting By Jessie Pang and Anne Marie Roantree, Writing by John Ruwitch
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As the sun went down, I felt a familiar pang of guilt.
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Or, to feel grief without tears, breathlessness, a pang in the heart.
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He slipped it into his pocket in case Pang changed his mind.
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Despite his success, the stereotyping follows Pang like a wok-shaped shadow.
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In 20163, Pang landed the company's first digital TV license in Rwanda.
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Backpacking through remote wilderness in searing heat, I felt the telltale pang.
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Her thoughts drifted to her former classmate, with a pang of sadness.
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Did you ever feel a pang of regret for bringing Hari back?
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Pang helpfully let me know that the second area is half price.
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But he also experienced what he later realized was a moral pang.
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Pang expects the yuan to finish this year at 298.37 per dollar.
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Then, as we embraced and staggered off the court, the pang diminished.
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Reporting by Jessie Pang; Writing by Clare Jim; Editing by Michael Perry
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"Some people don't believe [the sage grouse protections] are strong enough," Pang said.
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Members of the audience joined them, discussing their own experiences with poverty. Pang!
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Mr Pang counters that it is a big revenue-generator for Western firms.
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When she finally comes, she has a sudden pang of post-orgasmic hunger.
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"On a busy night, we can sell up to 40 mugs," says Pang.
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Pang is in his late thirties, with prominent cheekbones and a sharp chin.
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The couple's daughter Pang Ching-yu was also found dead at the scene.
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All images courtesy the artist Jeff Pang does a back lip in Williamsburg.
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Reporting by Jessie Pang, Writing by Anne Marie Roantree; Editing by Susan Thomas
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"There is a very dark bitter irony of the title," Mr. Pang said.
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Reporting By Jessie Pang; Writing by Anne Marie Roantree; Editing by Alex Richardson
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It's a myth that, as Pang notes, goes back to the Industrial Revolution.
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"Rest turns out to be like sex or singing or running," Pang writes.
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Reporting By Jessie Pang, Writing by Anne Marie Roantree, Editing by Kim Coghill
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"This will last for some time," said Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING.
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They visited Pang at the StarTimes' huge mothership on the outskirts of the capital.
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Reporting by James Pomfret and Jessie Pang; Editing by Robert Birsel and Andrew Cawthorne
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Additional reporting by Jessie Pang, Felix Tam and Vimvam Tong; Editing by Lincoln Feast
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Officer Pang acknowledged that four officers were not likely to make a big impact.
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The Korean People's Army assigned Lieutenant Colonel Pang Myong Jin to show me around.
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Sometimes I feel a little pang, wondering if I'll regret the tiramisus not taken.
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Warning: The ticketless among us can expect to feel a huge pang of jealousy.
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I feel a pang when I see a restaurant that's like failing or something.
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Her twin sister, Jennifer, still in her pajamas, watched with a pang of envy.
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Ever sold a much-loved item and experienced the sharp pang of seller's remorse?
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I felt a momentary pang of sadness for the camaraderie that might have been.
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"China's growth is very healthy," said Iris Pang, Greater China Economist, ING, Hong Kong.
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"It's not a good time to exercise any changes in the peg," Pang said.
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With that realisation came a pang of longing that I'd been trying to suppress.
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If work is our national religion, Pang is the philosopher reintegrating our bifurcated selves.
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The most productive kind of rest, according to Pang, is also active and deliberate.
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"The sedition laws ... are still being used to target and silence activists," Pang said.
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Mei Pang shares her unique beauty creations with more than 125,000 fans on Instagram.
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Probably. I passed, but not without a pang of hunger as I did so.
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Gamby feels a pang of conscience at what he's done; Russell clearly does not.
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Feeling a sharp pang of envy can put you in touch with your inner desires.
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These days, every huff of the drug I love brings a concurrent pang of regret.
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But it was still quite a process because Pang had no idea where she was.
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Reporting by Jessie Pang and Joyce Zhou; Writing by Farah Master; Editing by Richard Borsuk
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It was a year of big change for Pang as his father had recently passed.
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Pang gets out an aluminum container with a cardboard lid and spoons in the wontons.
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Reporting by John Ruwitch, Clare Jim, Jessie Pang, Anne Marie Roantree; editing by Christian Schmollinger
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Every time I read something that makes me want to write, I feel a pang.
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Pang has never given an interview to Western media, enabling him to answer such allegations.
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"The people who get shitfaced and take a cup are just being drunk," says Pang.
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All eclipses are emotional; however, you'll feel a prominent pang of nostalgia during this one.
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The first subject, Lydia Pang, is a creative director at Refinery29 and global art agent.
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They were also joined by product manager, Phillip Pang, who they met at the event.
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Officer Pang said he had granted interviews to news media outlets from around the world.
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"Deleveraging is a process that is very long," said Iris Pang, ING's Greater China economist.
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A pang of shock hit my gut and worked its way up to my throat.
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" His wife, Ms. Pang, added: "They clearly don't necessarily want their story plastered everywhere either.
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Looking at his watery, pink-rimmed eyes, I felt a pang of pity for him.
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LGD.International unveiled a new roster featuring Christian "Skadi" John Abasolo and Pang "BrayaNt" Jian Zhe.
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"Work and rest aren't opposites like black and white or good and evil," Pang writes.
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Reporting by Clare Jim and Jessie Pang; Writing by Marius Zaharia; Editing by Himani Sarkar
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Reporting by Greg Torode, Anne Marie Roantree, James Pomfret, Jessie Pang; Editing by Robert Birsel
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"This could lead to the start of the fragmentation of the global tech ecosystem and standards," Pang said on Wednesday at Huawei's HQ. Pang also said he did not expect the "political" situation to delay the introduction in China of fifth-generation (5G) network technology.
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And yet, I felt a pang of concern as my mind auto-completed the sentence fragment.
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CNN's Esther Pang, Felicia Wong, Yuli Yang, Vivian Kam and Zahra Ullah contributed to this report
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"TME and Spotify will work together to explore collaboration opportunities," TME Chief Executive Cussion Pang said.
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I felt a pang of guilt for being admitted to the feast without suffering the fast.
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Student demonstrator Jordan Pang, 20, said the arrangement would deal a blow to people's personal safety.
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Mindful of that past co-operation, Mr Pang is optimistic that the current chill will pass.
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Pang was with demonstrators outside a government ceremony to mark the handover anniversary on Monday morning.
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A few years on from the Slater debacle, how does Pang feel about the media stereotyping?
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"We keep our call that the services sector will continue to expand in 2016," Pang said.
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Pang had already completed his full-time service and had a rank of corporal first class.
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For more than 20 years Pang has been helping couples in the LGBT community become parents.
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Student tip: When you're feeling a pang of impostor syndrome, tell someone (anyone!) how you're feeling.
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Thick chested and beefy, Officer Pang looked out from behind his reflector shades, and then laughed.
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It imbues Gordon's restaurant confrontation with Jane with a pang of fear, like violence might ensue.
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"This is not the end," Iris Pang, chief Greater China economist for ING, told clients Monday.
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Seeing it there, among the chin stroking tourists and bored, meandering invigilators, I felt a pang.
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Jeanine Celeste Pang and Brent David Parsons were married June 24 at San Francisco City Hall.
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She is a daughter of Jacqueline H. Chang and Shui-Hin Pang, both of Fremont, Calif.
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"It's hard when they don't help us," said Chhum Pang, who thinks she is over 60.
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Reporting By Donny Kwok and Jessie Pang; Writing by Anne Marie Roantree; Editing by Nick Macfie
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I feel a pang of discomfort every time I describe the radicalism of today's Republican Party.
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Reporting by Jessie Pang and Donny Kwok; Writing by Marius Zaharia; editing by Simon Cameron-Moore
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Reporting by Greg Torode and Jessie Pang; Additional reporting by Noah Sin; Editing by Michael Perry
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Alongside Lai is Pang Jianhong, the political commissar of the more than 4,000 troops on board.
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We also feel that pang regarding objects—for example, robots—that do not suffer at all.
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"These kinds of information could eventually be used in the pricing model too," Mr. Pang said.
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Reporting By James Pomfret and Jessie Pang; Writing by Anne Marie Roantree; Editing by Michael Perry
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I would be approached by strangers on the street, who would call me pang zi (fatty).
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Clunk: A metal trap chomps me to death while I'm searching an innocuous outhouse. Fyiooooo—pang.
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After months of negotiation, Mr. Pang said, the men's efforts to buy the restaurant fell through.
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Every so often I'd trot to McDonalds for a cheeseburger and a pang of self-pity.
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Reporting by Greg Torode, Sharon Tam, Sarah Wu, Scott Murdoch, Poppy McPherson, Clare Jim, Joyce Zhou, Jessie Pang, Twinnie Siu, Jessie Pang, Athit Perawongmetha and Aleksander Solum; Writing by Jamie Freed, Anne Marie Roantree, Nick Macfie and Josh Smith; Editing by Angus MacSwan and Frances Kerry
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Occasionally, when playing Breath of the Wild these past few days, I've felt a pang of guilt.
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Pang is that rare thing: a third-generation chef who never directly learned cooking from his family.
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Pang either had to lie through his teeth or admit that he didn't know anything about horoscopes.
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"China's growth is very healthy," said Iris Pang, a Hong Kong-based Greater China economist at ING.
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Commentary by Ratha Chaupoly and Ben Daitz, chefs and co-founders of the Num Pang sandwich shop.
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It was Ms. Hineman's first hackathon, but Mr. Hineman and Mr. Pang had been to several before.
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Pang stayed up all night to make sure that the project was ready to present on time.
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"This was the first time that the U.S. was defeated by the Korean people," Pang told me.
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I asked Pang if he thinks the U.S. and North Korea will find themselves at war again.
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Did you guys notice that pang of longing on Jon's face when Tormund spoke about the North?
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The comments were made by the bank's vice president Pang Xiusheng at a press conference in Beijing.
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"Property developers would not suffer a lot," said Iris Pang, an economist with ING bank in Singapore.
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They have to sit on the same bench where they saw a man nearly die,'' Pang said.
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Taylor Pang, 25, who works for the state's Department of Agriculture and still lives in Marks, Miss.
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Reporting By James Pomfret and Jessie Pang; Writing by Anne Marie Roantree; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore
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He recalled a conversation with a cousin in Kashmir that left him with a pang of sadness.
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Pang does not have an Internet connection at home and doesn't know how to navigate online shopping.
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Mr. Pang said that while Ms. Meng lived in a mansion, it was effectively a gilded cage.
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Mei Pang, a makeup artist, gave Insider a beauty-related shopping tip that's perfect for the holidays.
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Reporting by Marius Zaharia, Jessie Pang and Felix Tam; Writing by Marius Zaharia; Editing by Robert Birsel
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Reporting by Jessie Pang and Noah Sin; Writing by James Pomfret and Noah Sin; editing by Darren Schuettler
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Police named him as Michael Aaron Pang, saying he was born in South Korea and had U.S. nationality.
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I get another tofu rice bowl at Num Pang to bring home and share with B. 9 p.m.
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A latent cultural rebellion of sorts led to Pang ignoring his cooking inheritance of which there is plenty.
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New Yorkers who weren't even born when the station was razed personally feel the pang of its loss.
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"This makes it very difficult for the attorney-general to simply close off the investigation," Mr Pang said.
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Singaporean actor Aloysius Pang died on Wednesday, after being crushed during a military training exercise in New Zealand.
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"All in all, the direct impact on China is minimal," Pang said in a note published on Thursday.
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Notebook The first few emails were marked "Fwd: Jeffrey Pang sent you a video," so I ignored them.
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"We cannot wait more, we missed one flagship," Pang said, referring to Huawei's recently launched Mate 30 smartphone.
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I went to Spring Street Dermatology, where Joey Pang, a physician's assistant, asked me to clench my jaw.
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And if that last sentence made you feel a pang of regret, we have a suggestion for you.
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When panhandlers asked me for spare change, I had nothing to offer and felt a pang of guilt.
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"I'm a fourth-generation farmer in my family and I want to continue the tradition," Mr. Pang said.
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Iris Pang, greater China economist at ING, said no "material progress" was expected in the upcoming trade talks.
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Reporting by Sarah Wu, Jessie Pang, Donny Kwok; writing by Marius Zaharia; Editing by Himani Sarkar, Robert Birsel
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Vincent Pang, a Huawei board member and longtime friend of Ms. Meng's, visits her about once a month.
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When Pete says to his wife, "We're a love story, Mary," the cozy declaration has a desperate pang.
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I felt a familiar pang: How could a people so devout continue to support such a brutal campaign?
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Additional reporting by Jessie Pang, Felix Tam and Kate Holton; Editing by Sam Holmes, Robert Birsel, Alexander Smith
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Pang Ching-yu, a former nursing student, said she believed she was better off dead due to her eczema.
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To me, homesickness is the bittersweet pang of longing you feel when you think about your hometown or country.
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"In the near term, we think the yuan will trade in a range of 297.505 to 297.491," Pang said.
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After the show, the producer asked Pang when he could come on next—not just for Chinese New Year.
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"China will deliver each retaliation methodically, and deliberately, one by one," ING economist Iris Pang wrote in a note.
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Voters do ask Cruz sometimes on the trail -- generally with a pang of concern -- if Cruz is truly eligible.
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According to Tesla, the car alerted Pang to put his hands on the wheel, and he chose not to.
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"The first day when we patrolled, the Chinese tourists saw us, and they were amazed," said Officer Pang, 44.
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According to Pang, Huawei wants to maintain its relationship with the US to keep the global supply chain intact.
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I was surprised by how, at the moment of impact, a pang of orgasmic sensations radiated throughout my crotch.
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But the real winner in the unicorn frap content showdown has to go to The A.V. Club's Kevin Pang.
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For me, the sign of an outstanding hotel is a pang that comes when it's time to check out.
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Kyo Pang: Initially, I just wanna have a little corner, you know, for myself and maybe for my friends.
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My favorite here was a little tip of the old chapeau to us puzzlers, PANG + RAM ("Smart stuff"). Indeed!
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Reporting by Jessie Pang and Felix Tam; Writing by Anne Marie Roantree; Editing by Andrew Heavens and Mark Heinrich
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Before Lorde had even left her teens, she was describing the pang of youthful nostalgia better than almost anyone.
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Mr Pang said he would favour the Colombia roast, rather than the requested Ethiopia, as a fit with the Kenya.
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Inhaling as Pang lit the end, Pat tasted cherries in the smooth cloud of smoke that coursed into his mouth.
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A part of him was relieved to have an excuse to close the door on whatever Pang had in mind.
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Colin (Chris Pang) and Araminta (Sonoya Mizuno), the adorable couple who meets Nick and Rachel at the airport in beachwear?
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If you're ever hit by a pang of nostalgia you can open the app again or just follow the facebook.
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"Both sides of the family were in the food business and he always loved being in the kitchen," Pang says.
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It is still hard to look up where the south steeple once soared and not feel a pang of sorrow.
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Vincent Pang, a senior manager, said in December that the firm has strong incentives not to spy on its customers.
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Reporting by Greg Torode, James Pomfret Anne Marie Roantree, Jessie Pang; Editing by Nick Macfie, Paul Tait and Michael Perry
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Following the "surgical attempts to repair [his] damaged organs," Pang was put on life support, before he ultimately passed away.
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Pang says without a proper set of criteria, such as a salary floor, the policy will fuel property price rises.
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Nothing ever happened, and we never spoke about it, but we looked at each other with a pang of regret.
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Officer Pang and his partner, Li Xiang, have bumped into several Chinese tour groups but none have reported any problems.
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That was enough to see off second place Felipe Almeida Wu of Brazil and bronze medallist Wei Pang of China.
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There are so many I will never get to so I feel a pang when I return to old favorites.
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Pang Jiahong, chief financial officer at Hong Kong-listed Universal Medical Financial & Technical Advisory Services Co , said she welcomes speculation.
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Ziteng's Pang likewise recounts having worked with multiple women who claim to have endured assaults by cops at their brothels.
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One Olympic-themed show unit features the gold-medal shooters Du Li and Pang Wei, who have invested here, too.
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It's only been one year since I've moved here, but I have yet to have any serious pang of homesickness.
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The brighter and louder the trend was, the more likely we are to remember it and feel that nostalgic pang.
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If you're like me, you feel a pang of guilt now every time you're confronted with one of these policies.
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The pang I felt was of such magnitude and loaded with such aching potential that I turned the TV off.
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Opportunity, according to Jason Pang, a portfolio manager at J.P. Morgan Asset Management in Hong Kong, lies in several factors.
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The services industries and their employees also play a greater role in the economy than 17 years ago, Pang said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Fog enveloped Phan-Xi-Pang, Indochina's tallest peak, in an ocean of vanilla milkshakes.
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"How could it not be related?" said Iris Pang, economist for Greater China at ING Wholesale Banking in Hong Kong.
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Reporting by Yimou Lee in Taipei and James Pomfret in Hong Kong; Additional reporting by Jessie Pang; Editing by Clarence Fernandez
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Then, Froot and Company collaborated with one family from each city to create the 30-minute plays that make up Pang!
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That last look is what Leaving Neverland feels like: the shock and pang of betrayal, a visceral reveal of insidious behavior.
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But that is not to say I never feel a weird little pang of affection for the UK at other times.
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Vincent Pang, the president of Huawei's western Europe division, says the firm has strong incentives not to spy on its customers.
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Viewers might experience a pang of outrage that the falcon in question eventually sells for $24,000, but Ancarani avoids passing judgement.
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The case has centered on a mother, surnamed Pang, and her daughter illegally selling vaccines to re-sellers around the country.
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Pang says he wasn't sure whether he made a mistake or if the Autopilot failed to function correctly, the report says.
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Following the accident, Pang was hospitalized and "underwent a number of surgeries to treat his injuries," according to the Defense Ministry.
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"Having a diploma is not a big thing in China nowadays," said Iris Pang, a Hong Kong-based economist at ING.
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This split has been a long time coming, but, now that it's official, we'll cop to feeling a pang or two.
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Yet the longing — the wish to hang on tight to someone who doesn't want that anymore — is sharp as a pang.
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This subtly subversive novel examines the pang of childlessness experienced by Kali and Ponna, a couple living in rural southern India.
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Mr. Singer admits to having felt a pang of homesickness at first, but got over it with the help of Skype.
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Pang and his team wanted to figure out how the tentacles stuck to things underwater, so they made their own tentacles.
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She did not love my father and thus was perhaps entertaining some guest whom she felt some pang of something for.
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Every time I visit my psychiatrist in her Park Avenue office, I feel a pang of guilt accompanied by overwhelming gratitude.
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Walking past the umbrellas with their boastful pieces of paper, I feel a pang of guilt about coming here to gawk.
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"She lost the film because of me," she said, "and I still feel a pang of regret for that unknown girl."
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Reporting By Felix Tam, Jessie Pang and Pak Yiu Writing by Anne Marie Roantree; Editing by Louise Heavens and Frances Kerry
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As he told Mr. Pang in a 2013 profile in The Tribune, he found grace from a difficult childhood through cooking.
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"Even if there are, both sides may just reaffirm to the other side their pre-conditions for further talks," Pang added.
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In November last year senior vice president Vincent Pang said it could be ready in the next six to nine months.
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I know you get a pang of pure gratitude that you have your fully abled child sitting in front of you.
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Mr. Pang also said the company, though not obligated to do so, would pay market rates for the land it wanted.
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ING economist Iris Pang said Wednesday that the outbreak would knock a modest 241 percentage points off China's first quarter growth.
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Reporting By Anne Marie Roantree, Jessie Pang and Vimvam Tong, additional reporting by Ben Blanchard in Beijing; Editing by Nick Macfie
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But at the same time, there was a pang of sadness, realizing that so many young girls experience low self-esteem today.
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In addition to working with high-end restaurants, Salido also has customers from the more casual side, including Num Pang and 'Wichcraft.
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Pang also said he did not expect the "political" situation to delay the introduction in China of fifth-generation (5G) network technology.
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Multiple staffers described the same pang of alarm upon seeing Goodstein's name light up their phones with a Slack or email notification.
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Ever noticed a little ache, pang, or sharp pain on one side of your lower abdomen in the middle of the month?
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Ratha Chaupoly & Ben Daitz, authors of the Num Pang cookbook, share one of the most popular dishes served at the N.Y.C. eateries.
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Foreign exchange rate differentials may also come into play if the gap between onshore and offshore yuan values widens again, Pang said.
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Sometimes, I'll feel that old flutter of excitement when my pants feel loose — or the familiar pang of anxiety when they're snug.
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Every time I'd see a crush doing it on Instagram (a lot!) I would experience a deep, full-bodied pang of cringiness.
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There's a simultaneously pleasant and unnerving nostalgia in the room—a relatable pang of being a girl on the web post-millennium.
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Additional reporting by Jessie Pang in HONG KONG; Additional reporting by Ben Blanchard and Kevin Yao in BEIJING; Editing by Nick Macfie
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We have pang baal (a type of root), iskut (chayote), we harvest a lot of pineapples, a lot of banana, even guava.
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Singaporean chef-owner Pang Kok Keong told Singapore Straits Times the menu seemed to include "French, Chinese and Korean" flavors in dishes.
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As a photographer, you may have felt a pang of envy; why aren't your photos up there for the world to see?
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Five executives including Xu Huijun, Zhang Zhenhui, Pang Shengqing, Xiong Hui and Shao Weilin have been removed from executive vice presidents posts.
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"I built HomeShare because I wanted to live in one," says Pang, who has worked at marketplace startups like Uber and HomeJoy.
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Although he's never heard about discrimination from his own patients, Pang isn't surprised that some clinics are uncomfortable with treating transgender people.
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"So far, no," said Officer Pang, who once worked as a peacekeeper in Bosnia and who speaks English, French, Mandarin and Cantonese.
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Five executives, including Xu Huijun, Zhang Zhenhui, Pang Shengqing, Xiong Hui and Shao Weilin, have been removed from executive vice president posts.
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I feel a pang as I look over my shoulder at her, desperately chasing after me with a pair of fuzzy slippers.
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Xiao Pang is also equipped with a webcam, and can potter around the home helping parents keep an eye on their kids.
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It was terrible to witness and now, over 13 years later, I can still feel the pang and intensity of the loss.
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The next time you crunch into something and feel a pang, wait it out a few days if the pain is bearable.
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"This is not the end of the nightmare," Iris Pang, chief Greater China economist for ING, said in a report on Monday.
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Kyo Pang founded Kopitiam three years ago as a homage to the coffee and tea parlors of Malaysia, where she grew up.
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Despite the chaos, the authorities in Siem Pang ensured that as many people as possible still turned out to vote on Sunday.
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Pang Teck Boon, a local trader, remembers taking trips there as a teenager with his church youth group in the early 1980s.
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With groceries and fresh food scarce, Pang survived for weeks on a bag of rice she bought before panic buying kicked in.
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I'm more attracted to its design, and I don't have this pang in my mind about how much more expensive it is.
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Reporting By Felix Tam, Jessie Pang, Scott Murdoch and Marius Zaharia; Writing by Greg Torode; Editing by Michael Perry and Frances Kerry
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"11 August 2015 was a crisis caused by the central bank," Iris Pang, greater China economist at ING, said in a note.
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Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING, said the PBOC's reaction showed it is becoming more sensitive to market speculation and movements.
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No one has driven by the cinema where it had stood and not felt just a tremendous pain and pang of remorse.
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Reporting by Farah Master, Jessie Pang and Twinnie Siu; Writing by David Dolan; Editing by Stephen Coates, Raju Gopalakrishnan and Alex Richardson
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"When other ethnic groups like Kachin come by the restaurant, we find a number of similarities between our cultures," says Ipkaw Pang.
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"Certainly, such ideologies were part of broader social energies agitating for independence from colonial rule after World War II," Alvin Pang explained.
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I hadn't done due diligence and I felt a pang of dread in my chest even as I signed the new-hire paperwork.
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"This could lead to the start of the fragmentation of the global tech ecosystem and standards," Pang said on Wednesday at Huawei's headquarters.
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Eager to please, Pang called a vegetable farmer friend and did a Ground Force-style makeover of his garden in just three days.
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The kitchen was small, and she felt a momentary pang of nostalgia for the huge kitchen she'd had in her sprawling Austin home.
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I felt the same pang of anxiety as I did that first time—I had the overwhelming urge to skip the conversation altogether.
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Bots feel only a fraction of what humans call emotion, a kind of dull pang to alert us how to act and react.
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Pang reported seeing a largely underdeveloped market where many families either did not have a TV or were sharing one with several households.
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There were the farmers who asked, with a pang of concern, whether there was just something about Cruz's position that they must've misheard.
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With their eye on the customer craze for the sandwiches, the pair decided to open the Num Pang sandwich shop in March 2009.
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When crowds extended all the way down the block to order our sandwiches at our first shop, we knew Num Pang had legs.
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"Onshore rates have compressed so extensively that valuation is a touch expensive," said Jason Pang, a portfolio manager at JP Morgan Asset Management.
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They swirl around, encircling the viewer, but remain only briefly; surprisingly, their departure induces a pang of emotion, a feeling of being deserted.
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He described the mood in town as "pleasantly apprehensive" and said he even felt the familiar pang of one of his favorite pastimes.
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Ms. Pang, the chef, adds a gang of new dishes to the breakfast crew, and all of them stick around until closing time.
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Ms. Pang, 303, is a senior creative director of concept and storytelling at Old Navy, a fashion retail company based in San Francisco.
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Ms. Pang, 35, is a senior creative director of concept and storytelling at Old Navy, a fashion retail company based in San Francisco.
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"It's nostalgic, to see an old estate like this now attracting tourists," Mr. Pang said as he watched his children pose for photos.
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"I believe the market has interpreted recent developments too positively," wrote Iris Pang, Greater China economist for ING Group, in a note Friday.
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And you realize anew, with a startling pang, that this person doesn't at all want to be talking about what she's talking about.
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Whale Coffee, a shop in Chengdu's trendy Yulin neighbourhood, is run by Pang Wenlong, who three years ago was among Ms Zhang's first students.
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"The notice won't convince President Trump that China is taking a serious stance on the matter," Irene Pang of ING said in a report.
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I'd say: As opposed to getting swept up in jealousy, use that pang to give you an indication of what you are looking for.
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The first time Arya dons a different face in George R.R. Martin's books, she experiences a pang of the former girl's memories and anxieties.
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Despite the general weak trend, there is one bright indicator from Asia that reflects well on China, according to Iris Pang, Natixis' senior economist.
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"We don't understand why she didn't openly respond to the people's demands but prefer to do it through a closed-door meeting," Pang said.
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Though I understood why some welcome the road, I felt a pang of sadness at something man-made and permanent cutting through this wilderness.
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" Award-winning food writer Kevin Pang said, "This is a book that belongs on your kitchen shelf as well as on your bedside table.
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Samuel Pang, medical director at IVF New England, a fertility center in Massachussetts, also sees increased awareness of egg freezing in the transgender community.
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"It's obvious that the authorities want them to depend on the government and the system to deal with similar labor disputes," Mr. Pang said.
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For some, there may be other feelings, too: a pang in the back, a kick to the lower abdomen, an urgency in the bladder.
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Thira Pang, a 17-year-old high school student in Hong Kong, has been repeatedly late for class because her internet connection is slow.
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Reporting By Jessie Pang and Greg Torode; Additional reporting by Aleksander Solum and Clare Jim, Editing by Michael Perry, Richard Pullin and Dale Hudson
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I love my parents deeply but, to this day, I feel an irrational pang of fear each time I butt heads with my dad.
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"It's really shocking to see this history," said Pang Tianjin, a high school freshman, gesturing at the museum exhibition for the May 4 movement.
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Pang is a seasoned political worker with experience as commissar of the guided-missile destroyer Xian and political director of a support ship flotilla.
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Doing nothing comes with a pang of guilt: "It seems odd to transform birthday greetings into a transactional event," one Facebook user told Baig.
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The missile launch by North Korea on Tuesday was initiated from a new site, a mobile launcher at the Pang Hyon Aircraft Factory. Capt.
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I felt joy, and a familiar pang of shame that comes from realizing you've moved too fast to cherish what's in front of you.
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Most people, asked to drown a kitten, would feel a pang of moral anguish, which suggests that, at some level, we know suffering matters.
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With "Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less," Alex Soojung-Kim Pang superbly illuminates this phenomenon and helps push it along.
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That way, "it will not create any surprise to the market when it happens," said Iris Pang, a China economist at Dutch bank ING.
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It was hard to see the headlines proclaiming that the north magnetic pole is speeding toward Russia and not feel a pang of anxiety.
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The answer isn't fully clear, although Pang himself tried to take a crack at calling a cease-fire while at the Tribune back in 2011.
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That day, for weeks afterward, and even now when a senior will do something that reminds him of Jim, Rodrigo says he feels a pang.
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A rich motivational speaker, Sky (Adrian Pang), wants to sell a family apartment to pay the Chinese gangster who has taken over his gambling debt.
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With Pang, everything was a little easier than with May, her husband was working in another city and would only come home once a week.
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Feeling that deep, guttural pang that comes with painful news, I reached for my silk McQueen scarf, which was black and printed with white skulls.
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Vincent Pang, Huawei's senior vice president and head of corporate communications, said the executive order and blacklist had transcended the boundaries of normal market competition.
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"This reflects the central bank is keen to ease liquidity in the China banking sector," wrote Iris Pang, an economist at Natixis in Hong Kong.
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"I feel a pang of guilt for almost avoiding the UK's problems by living abroad, in a bubble," said James, a product manager in Berlin.
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"If you are not sick you will not take so many medicines at one time," said Iris Pang, Greater China Economist at ING Wholesale Banking.
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Those are obviously less-than-ideal conditions for safe Autopilot operation, and Pang is said to have been driving without his hands on the wheel.
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Even writing this now, I feel a pang of regret that I didn't stay longer, that I didn't get a better video of the them.
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Founder Jeff Pang initially just wanted to make apartments cheaper by adding tenants, but his company evolved to market itself as a roommate-matching service.
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Xiao Pang has sensors to stop it from bumping into obstacles for regular use, but that function is disabled when its control panel is open.
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Additional reporting by Jessie Pang, David Lague, Felix Tam, Donny Kwok, Marius Zaharia, Vimvam Tong and Noah Sin; Editing by Philip McClellan and Peter Hirschberg
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In years of searching, I have found only three Cambodian restaurants in New York City (besides the Num Pang sandwich shops), and all have closed.
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It starts out boring but fairly innocuous, until it gets to "melted wings of clotted cream," which is when the first pang of nausea hits.
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Pang then explained to me that it would take several weeks for the paralysis to set in and several more weeks for any visible changes.
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When Sherman's amnesiac Francis gropes in song for words and definitions that now elude him, the pang of the unanswerable lingers in his uncompleted sentences.
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"Seeing women and their children walking happily along a street, I'd feel a pang of longing followed by a bruising wallop of inadequacy," she says.
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"Our members serve asylum seekers without going through this process of self-aggrandizement," said Robert Pang, a vice chairman of the Hong Kong Bar Association.
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One is Kevin Pang, a food writer in Chicago who recently wrote of his revulsion for The Takeout, a food website affiliated with The Onion.
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Iris Pang, chief economist for Greater China at ING, was more cautious about calling an end to the spread of the disease in the country.
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The turnaround in growth was mostly because of infrastructure spending, including railway projects, wrote Iris Pang, an economist for ING Group, in a Tuesday report.
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" And as Pang notes, modern science has now validated what the ancients knew: Work "provided the means to live," while rest "gave meaning to life.
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She felt a pang of fear, but at second glance the man seemed harmless—not particularly tall or muscular, with gaunt cheeks and bulging eyes.
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"Some police were out of control," said Leung Pang-wai, 28, a photographer for HK01 newspaper who wore a gas mask during the press conference.
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"The series of actions over the weekend means that China's 'long march' has begun," Iris Pang, an economist with ING said in a research note Monday.
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"Our preference will of course be Google and Android as we have been partners for many years," said Pang, also a senior vice president at Huawei.
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And for the first time, I decided to watch — in an attempt, as morbid as this will sound, to alleviate a particularly strong pang of homesickness.
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From the get-go, Pang had seven days of education: normal school, Chinese school, instrument lessons, karate, and extra tuition for whatever he was behind in.
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Vincent Pang, Huawei's senior vice president and head of corporate communications, said the executive order and entity list had transcended the boundaries of normal market competition.
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Justin Pang is an instructor at General Assembly The playing field is starting to level between the most-savvy traditional publishers and top digital native publishers.
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But years of training cannot dull the pang when, glancing at a scan and seeing a patient's dim chances, those prospects happen to be his own.
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So when I watch "Chef's Table" I can't help experiencing the slight pang you get from seeing someone living the life you chose not to live.
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In his dark-blue uniform and cap, Officer Pang is a top supervisor in one of China's biggest police departments, in the southern metropolis of Guangzhou.
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"Unless the trade war truly turns into an extended truce, the weakening trend may not end quickly," said Iris Pang, a Greater China economist at ING.
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Late pullouts have become commonplace in MMA over the years, but you can't help but feel that familiar pang of despair when you hear the news.
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Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING, said in a report the weaker than expected growth was due to spillover from the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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Pang Xinghuo, deputy director of the Beijing Center for Disease Control and Prevention, urged Beijing residents to not travel abroad to reduce the chances of infection.
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Pang Xinghuo, deputy director of the Beijing Center for Disease Control and Prevention, urged Beijing residents to not travel abroad to reduce the chances of infection.
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Surging COVID-19 cases in Europe and the U.S. may bring another shockwave, putting global manufacturing and supply chains under a stress test, Pang told CNBC.
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In June, Ms. Pang and her new business partner, Moonlynn Tsai, relocated to a larger, if still fairly intimate, space a few steps above the sidewalk.
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But his pang of regret to Erskine — at least for going public and bursting his cloud of mystery — showed that he knew what he had done.
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Every day brings a new shock, a pang of pseudo-reality, something that no rational, sensible person could have dreamed up a few months in advance.
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Pang brings her home to Kopitiam, decorating the space with trinkets purchased in Malaysia & sent to her by her parents, and cooking up generational family recipes.
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Monday's losses, while huge, were China's way of catching up to what overseas markets were already doing, according to Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING.
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Following Yi's comments, some analysts such as ING's Pang have trimmed forecasts for the size of each future cut to 50 basis points from 100 bps.
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Iris Pang, greater China economist at Dutch bank ING, projected Hong Kong's annual gross domestic product to fall by 2.25% in 2019 and 5.8% in 2020.
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Iris Pang, economist for Greater China at ING, noted that the exemptions do not mean a deal between the two sides is imminent, according to Reuters.
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I found odd comfort in the fact that I was still Hispanic, but felt a deep pang of guilt that, at least biologically, my sister was not.
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The fixing is the central bank's main tool to stabilize spot yuan, Iris Pang, economist for Greater China at ING, said in a note on Monday evening.
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On most days Mr Pang can be seen behind the counter perusing manuals on coffee roasting, or examining his beans and separating out defective ones by hand.
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This ranges from clothing from familiar local brands like Yesah, Mae Pang to accessories and lifestyle products like Pomade and other hair products from The Panic Room.
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If there's a pang of guilt to be felt for drifting away from this reality, we can deal with that after an hour of carefully-sampled bliss.
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Yet the pang of pain in his eyes when she mentions his crippled arm makes it clear that he feels emasculated, and is conscious of being watched.
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Pang denied recent media reports that Huawei was cancelling the roll out of its next new laptop and said it will still launch at a later date.
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Bernard was throwing a party also attended by the dashing Nick (Golding), the affable Colin (Chris Pang), the pushy Eddie (Ronny Chieng), the ditzy Alistair (Remy Hii).
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Well, at first, I got lucky because one of the girls who'd been trafficked, Pang, was able to get a phone and call her mother in Vietnam.
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Yesterday, Bella Thorne turned 20, and we all felt a pang of nostalgia as the former Shake It Up actress officially moved out of her teenage years.
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Reporting by Jessie Pang, Marius Zaharia, Donny Kwok and Felix Tam in Hong Kong and Yimou Lee in Taipei; Writing by Farah Master; Editing by Robert Birsel
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If you've ever felt a pang of nostalgia for Nickelodeon's Slime Time Live, you might be interested in the latest makeup trend sweeping the internet: jelly highlighters.
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There's a pang at first for the distant world of Hanover High, for Dylan Maxwell and the Wayback Boys and the unresolved origin of the infamous dicks.
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And at the impressive 2011 auction, it sold for $8.8 million (after a pre-auction estimate of $300,000–$500,000) to Daniel Pang, representing a Korean hotel conglomerate.
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So let this be our gift to you: a chance to watch, laugh, and feel a small pang of warmth in this dark world we live in.
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A military funeral will be held for the actor, and a cremation ceremony will be held for Pang at Mandai Crematorium on Sunday, according to the statement.
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We've all experienced buyer's remorse at one point or another, but in the case of furniture or home goods, the pang of sorrow may be especially sharp.
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She imagined Marise unpacking them in some room of flowery frivolity she couldn't clearly visualize and feeling a pang for the insufficiency of her own maternal care.
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"It would be a different type of investment for us, but a natural extension of what we've been doing," said Mike Pang, a portfolio manager at Tetragon.
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Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING in Hong Kong said the yuan is likely to be volatile even after the "phase one" trade deal with Washington.
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The chef, Kyo Pang, cooks the food she grew up eating in Penang, like this fish-ball soup with vermicelli noodles, also available from breakfast time on.
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But if you are one of those who feel an anxious pang when you realize it is Friday the 13th, your reaction is not at all surprising.
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The Shandong authorities found indications that Ms. Pang was continuing to sell vaccines illegally in 2014, and they raided a storage site last year, The Paper reported.
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Additional reporting by Vimvam Tong, Twinnie Siu, Aleksander Solum, Twinnie Siu, Jessie Pang and Noah Sin; Writing by John Ruwitch; Editing by Paul Tait and Elaine Hardcastle
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When she remarked that she was now the only dancer in the troupe to have worked with Robbins (1918-98), who present could not feel a pang?
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Pang said that while the "immediate, very short-term" selling is over, the outlook for markets is going to depend on when the outbreak reaches its peak.
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Reporting by Sarah Wu and Twinnie Siu; Additional reporting by Jessie Pang and Aleksander Solum; Writing by David Dolan; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore and Alex Richardson
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After the birth of their daughter, Mr. Hamid felt a pang of homesickness, and convinced his wife to move back to Lahore to be near their parents.
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According to Pang, China's bonds outperformed other Asian currency sovereign debt in the first six months of 2018 as domestic investors sought safety amid turmoil in stocks.
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This is where it gets deep, though: Zhang, Fu, and a handful of other experts told me that pang is not necessarily a negative word at all.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads And the poor beetle, that we tread upon, In corporal sufferance finds a pang as great As when a giant dies.
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"We would see the ethnic clashes in Myanmar on the news in Singapore, but we didn't really understand it until we were back here," says Ipkaw Pang.
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Reporting By Greg Torode and James Pomfret; Additional reporting by Jessie Pang in Hong Kong and David Brunnstrom in Washington; Editing by Kim Coghill and David Gregorio
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The meat (boneless thigh, nice and dark) spends eight to 10 hours in a marinade with notes of soy, garlic, ginger and chile and a pang of sweetness.
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Pang Ching-yu, 23, believed she was better off dead after suffering from the condition that has no cure and that makes skin red and itchy, authorities said.
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Now that Meg has the power to tesser, do we think she'll run away to a far-off planet each time she gets a pang of adolescent blues?
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With bated breath and an anxious pang in his heart, Ming taps into the Discord app and sees the beginnings of a message that's clearly been cut off.
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A leader of the Hong Kong University Students' Union, Jordan Pang, said he would only agree if the government promised not to investigate protesters involved in the protests.
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"The Caixin PMI reflects companies that are smaller in scale and they are at the center of the deleveraging reform," said Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING.
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The Denver Post reports that she felt a particular pang in her heart after watching the devastation from wildfires in and around California's wine country this past October.
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I would feel a pang of hunger and rush to eat one or two bites, and then have the sensation that there was no room left for more.
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"Unless the trade war truly turns into an extended truce, the weakening trend may not end quickly," Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING, said in a note.
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Our latest Internet animal obsession is not a panda or a cat, it's an overweight raccoon called Pang Fu — its name translates to fat and prosperous — from China.
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Out on the streets of Rome, Officer Pang and Officer Li strode down one of the capital's busiest shopping streets, Via del Corso, parting a sea of tourists.
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"We expect that this downward trend in manufacturing will continue in 2019 until the trade and technology negotiations make some progress," said Iris Pang, ING's Greater China economist.
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Pang Kun, a former lawyer for Ms. Zhu, expressed some relief after the suspended sentences were announced because they meant that the activists would not be immediately imprisoned.
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Pang added that the government controls on the NCDs are "just the first steps to control the growth of shadow banking," and she expects more rules to come.
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What I was feeling, however, in that South London classroom, was the unfamiliar pang of remorse and a sense that I might have made some poor trade offs.
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I felt this pang most acutely one day in January, two years into this inquiry, when I found myself on the phone with Bill Barry, NASA's chief historian.
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Reporting by Jessie Pang, Farah Master, Jamie Freed, Cecile Mantovani in Geneva and Michelle Martin in Berlin; Writing by Nick Macfie; Editing by Mark Heinrich & Simon Cameron-Moore
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Reporting by Jessie Pang, Farah Master, Jamie Freed, Cecile Mantovani in Geneva and Michelle Martin in Berlin; Writing by Nick Macfie; Editing by Mark Heinrich & Simon Cameron-Moore
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The gaudy Orientalism of another Puccini crowd-pleaser, "Turandot," set in an imaginary ancient China and featuring three ministers named Ping, Pang and Pong, has also been criticized.
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I expected a few comments, sure, but I did not expect my entire identity to be summed up with two words—fei and pang—which both mean fat.
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Reporting By Vimvam Tong, Jessie Pang, Delfina Wentzel, Donny Kwok and Noah Sin; Writing by Anne Marie Roantree and Farah Master; Editing by Clarence Fernandez and Mark Hienrich
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"Weak tourism was caused by the anti-corruption campaign in China and a relatively strong Hong Kong dollar compared to neighboring economies," said Iris Pang, an economist at Natixis.
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Reporting by Anne Marie Roantree, Jessie Pang, Marius Zaharia, Tyrone Siu, Joyce Zhou, Donny Kwok and Twinnie Siu; Writing by James Pomfret and Nick Macfie; Editing by Ros Russell
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While Asian data do offer insights on the world's second-largest economy, both Pang and Evans-Pritchard believe the best external indicators come from the U.S. and euro zone.
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It's understandable to feel wary of the Academy's ability to honor a queer love story: The pang of Brokeback Mountain's notorious loss still cuts deep over a decade later.
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William and Kate's first appearance around the grand table in the Ballroom was at the visit of the Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife wife Madame Pang Liyuan.
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ING's Iris Pang believes the scale of fiscal stimulus this year and next will be equivalent to the massive support that authorities rolled out during the global financial crisis.
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So seeing Golding and Chris Pang steal away from all that to a secluded beach in order to discuss anxieties surrounding marriage and the future really resonated with me.
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Foreign investors are also waiting to see whether the U.S. will raise interest rates again and if the MSCI will include A shares into its benchmark index, Pang said.
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"I think the policies currently in place (to curb speculation) are effective in a way that they made prices fall slightly in prime markets," said ING economist Iris Pang.
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Dining | New Jersey One bite of the sliced filet mignon that accompanied my chopped salad at Sofia was all it took for me to feel a pang of regret.
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"We expect that this downward trend in manufacturing will continue in 2019 until the trade and technology negotiations make some progress," said Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING.
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Reporting by Joyce Zhou, Farah Master, Donny Kwok, Twinnie Siu, Simon Gardner, Clare Jim and Jessie Pang; writing by Nick Macfie; editing by Peter Graff/ Jason Neely/Susan Fenton
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"I expect housing policies to tighten in China, especially for local governments that has infrastructure projects to support local GDP growth," said Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING.
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Reporting by Joyce Zhou, Farah Master, Donny Kwok, Twinnie Siu, Simon Gardner, Clare Jim and Jessie Pang; writing by Nick Macfie; editing by Peter Graff/ Jason Neely/Susan Fenton
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My dependency on my phone has more or less dissipated—I'm texting less and no longer use it as a crutch for whenever I feel a pang of boredom.
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Like many New Yorkers, 25-year-old Sitora Ashrafova felt a pang of anxiety as she packed her five-year-old son onto his Brooklyn school bus Wednesday morning.
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Mr. Pang remembers taking an old ferryboat across the water — this was years before the new concrete causeway was built — and spending days roaming happily through the island's jungles.
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Pang, the ING economist, worked in commercial banks for about 10 years — including during the global financial crisis of 2008, when many people were withdrawing significant sums of money.
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But Pang Zhihao, a researcher at the China Academy of Space Technology, warned that the hazards potentially posed to humans, plants and animals by that process must be examined.
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"Because you have very low foreign representation in it, the country itself actually is less susceptible to foreign investment outflows, for bonds, in particular," Pang told CNBC on Monday.
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J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Pang and E Fund Management's Sanft both said foreign buying of Chinese debt was increasing even before April's scheduled entry into the Bloomberg-Barclays index.
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Ibrahim was freed earlier this year under a new Malaysian government, but local activist Pang Khee Teik said it was too soon for the country's LGBT population to celebrate.
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"In the media, there are a lot of negative things about Wa people and most people only believe what they hear," adds Ipkaw Pang, Phyone Pong Yon's older sister.
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That night, in game five of their first-round series, Hrkac lit up Chicago's Darren Pang for four goals including a short-handed winner in a 6-5 Blues win.
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"Apart from very high growth of the coal sector, we have very decent growth in other sectors as well," said Iris Pang, greater China economist at ING in Hong Kong.
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Reporting by James Pomfret in Taipei, additional reporting by Jessie Pang, Greg Torode and Donny Kwok in Hong Kong, Ben Blanchard in Beijing; Editing by Greg Torode and Peter Graff
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In the video above, we sit down with Pang to get the secrets to her look as well as her take on reclaiming makeup as a tool for self-expression.
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But not all the actors thrive under this sympathetic and ultimately mawkish approach: Mr. Pang is a neat sketch in hypocrisy, but Ms. Tan's calamitous Michelle just never adds up.
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And not long after that, TV enthusiast Pang Xinxing decided to pivot his telecommunications company StarTimes away from China, where the TV market was quickly becoming saturated, and into Africa.
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Stephen recalls the time fondly, a smile widening, but not without remembering the pang of frustration—he wasn't able to play it on his own terms in his own space.
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When I got back to my home city of Regina, I felt a pang of sadness as I pulled into a soulless KFC drive-thru for a late-night snack.
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Then, for dinner, we'll make a big bowl of Filipino lugaw, off the recipe Kevin Pang got us from the Chicago diner Uncle Mike's Place, and call it a weekend.
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Many of my patients for whom I performed an "annual Pap" no longer needed it, though I still feel a pang of guilt about shirking these parts of the body.
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After securing China's first world title since Pang Qing and Tong Jian won the same discipline in 2010, Han's thoughts immediately turned to what the victory meant for his country.
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Tsai's administration is also giving incentives such as subsidies to attract Taiwanese firms operating overseas back home, prompting some manufacturers to move production lines home from China, said ING's Pang.
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Rome Journal ROME — On a perfect May afternoon, with the Roman sunlight glinting off the ancient arches of the Colosseum, Officer Pang Bo adjusted his sunglasses and began his patrol.
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It will cause a momentary pang that he is turning to a pro--amnesty establishment candidate for his vice president, but they can read the math as well as anybody.
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"If a woman reports a crime at a one-woman brothel, but she doesn't have an identity card, the police will immediately arrest her," says Pang*, an advocate at Ziteng.
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Because I'd never experienced so much as a pang of baby hunger, I believed this emotion was just an invention — some myth that the patriarchy created to keep women down.
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Pang condemned the "severe" violence of the riot, which she said had caused "great danger" to those at the scene, and which warranted the imposition of a strict deterrent sentence.
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Siem Pang sits in what is known as the 3S Basin, where the Sekong, Sesan and Srepok rivers flow in a tangle of silt and lush greenery into the Mekong.
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In Siem Pang, a borderland closer to Laos and Vietnam than the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, people often speak both Khmer and Lao, as well as a third minority language.
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Pang wrote that the Chinese central bank could help with that issue with supportive economic policies, like offering targeted liquidity to those types of firms to help keep them stable.
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The triteness of the setup — a conference, a hotel — made me reflexively defensive; I was sparing my husband what would have been a wholly needless pang of jealousy or discomfort.
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ING's Greater China economist Iris Pang said in a note prior to data release on Friday that she did not belive the strong yuan was hurting amid stronger global demand.
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The jacket's garnishes — piped trim, hidden hook closures — are meticulous enough that I felt a pang of curiosity about Repetto's margins on the item, even priced as it was at $390.
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At 2:59PM on September 28th, less than 24 hours before the launch of the SNES Classic, I felt a deep, familiar pang of regret about not purchasing one in advance.
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"The data represents the view that many locals, including importers, think the yuan will be weaker as the dollar strengthens further," said Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING Wholesale Banking.
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Pang said that liquidity is still ample, but it comes at a higher cost, adding that if this were a tightening cycle, there would be a contraction in the money supply.
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Pang, however, denied the delay was due to the ban, saying Huawei was in the process of running certification tests with various carriers that were expected to be completed in August.
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"One interpretation is that the pace of CNY appreciation has taken the PBoC, as well as the market by surprise," said Iris Pang, economist at ING, in a note to clients.
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Pang also finished her shift in the early hours of Tuesday and headed home, trying to make sense of what she'd borne witness to as a journalist and a Hong Konger.
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"I love matte black lipstick, such a bold and arrogant shade, [it] frames every word that leaves my mouth," says Lydia Pang, daily black lipstick-wearer and creative director at Refinery29.
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"China is trying to get as much capital inflows as possible into the country so that it can offset the outflows," said Iris Pang, a senior Greater China economist at Natixis.
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A.V. Club's Josh Modell and Kevin Pang, who tried the new jelly beans out, confirm that it's not really possible to capture the essence of a donut in a jelly bean.
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Sometimes I wish it were something less obvious, but whenever I listen back, I feel the familiar pang of desperate identification, and I know it could never have been anything else.
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On Friday the robot, which its maker, Beijing Science and Technology, affectionately calls 小胖 (Xiao Pang, or "Chubby"), wheeled itself into the glass pane of an exhibition stand, shattering it.
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Although the incident appears to be an accident, there have been several reports across both Chinese and Western media of Xiao Pang "going rogue" and taking out its frustrations on humans.
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Overlaying the entire system is a political culture, resulting from decades of dictatorship, that permits officials to steal without a pang of conscience, and convinces private citizens that redress is impossible.
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Annual production of the company's 5G base stations is estimated to reach 1.5 million units next year, Pang also said, representing a jump from the 400,000 units Huawei forecast for 2019.
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Ms. Pang, in her late 40s, and her daughter, who has been identified only by her surname, Sun, kept the vaccines in a rented storeroom of a disused factory in Jinan.
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"After further strengthening our data protection, the Learning Lodge® service is now back online," VTech's president King Pang wrote in an email to customers, which a parent shared with Motherboard.
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I'm never not going to feel a pang of sadness thinking about the fact that kids these days require activity trackers to move, but that's just the world we live in.
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When I learned that goldfish could see infrared radiation I had a pang of FOMO, a flash of anxiety that this creature was somehow getting more of the world than me.
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"These numbers imply that the low reading is likely driven by holiday effects, rather than by any underlying slowdown in coming manufacturing activity," said Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING.
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By the time I met Aleena, I had long since stopped skipping meals, but I still felt a pang of hurt when I came across old images of my thinner self.
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"This fund was dodgy from the beginning," said John Pang, who once worked for Mr. Najib's government and was an adviser on a deal that Mr. Leissner and Goldman worked on.
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Or Chinese celery with its bitter pang; drippings from steamed chicken; and pickled garlic with its brine, all tossed in yum woon sen, a cool, summery heap of mung-bean noodles.
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" Iris Pang, economist for Greater China at ING, added that while the exemptions could be seen as a "gesture of sincerity," they are "probably more a means of supporting the economy.
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She attended the South Florida rally this week, is constantly seeking updates on Twitter, and feels a pang of guilt for the safety she enjoys from the comfort of South Florida.
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This is sort of a classic "I'll be home for Christmas" setup, with Sunny revealing a reason this might be her final heist to Willie, who feels a tiny pang of conscience.
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Using monotonous gray tones to background these vivid, contrasting props and the faceless subjects of her photos, she communicates both the stagnancy of sadness and the unexpected, often overwhelming, pang of sorrow.
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Kate and William took part in their first dinner for a visiting head of state in October 2015, when they were seated with President Xi Jinping and Madame Pang Liyuan of China.
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The gas station is near the local high school, and there are a bunch of kids socializing in the gas station parking lot, which makes me feel a weird pang of nostalgia.
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It's easy to feel a pang of sentimentalism for the web that didn't matter, especially since digital spaces emit a sense of permanence, like every animated gif loop will inherently outlast you.
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Steve Pang and his fellow cofounders of Otto's Shrunken Head in Manhattan knew that they wanted to put in place a deposit system before they even opened their doors 13 years ago.
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"We're actually the biggest customer of our type of tiki glassware in all of New York, and in fact second or third in the country because we sell so many," Pang notes.
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Last year OICT reported cargo volumes of around 540,000 TEUs, versus 329,000 TEUs in 2014, and Pang said it was targeting double-digit growth this year, with Iran potentially adding to it.
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"When (schools) get a lot of applications they feel they are in a commanding position," said Pang, whose firm has handled dozens of labor arbitrations between teachers and schools in recent months.
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Pang also told CNET in August that it didn't have plans to develop a Harmony OS-powered smartphone at the time, although he did say that could change if the ban persisted.
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Most thrilling was cabbage gone louche among cherry tomatoes, garlic and amba, a tart-hot mango pickle with a bitter pang of fenugreek — one of the only ingredients not made in-house.
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Pang and his team used her studies of octopus suckers in order to make the adhesive, where she and her coauthors hypothesized how the attachment and detachment process works in octopus suckers.
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However, in order to realize his plan, he must rely on the financial clout of Uncle Pang, a shady, nine-fingered fixer, and obtain the consent of the family matriarch, Feng Fei.
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Feeling a pang of jealousy from time to time is normal, but if you constantly question your partner without a specific reason or act possessive over them, it could hurt your marriage.
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After more than a decade of worrying about dancing at the venue, Ms. Nelson said it was "a little surreal" to watch visitors dance on Friday without feeling a pang of anxiety.
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But to get the fullest pang out of Foote's plays, especially a midlevel one like "The Traveling Lady," you need a production that gets past the competencies of the scene-study class.
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Kopitiam is co-owned and operated by Chef Kyo Pang, a Malaysian refugee who has taken asylum in the United States, as it is illegal to be queer in her home country.
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Watching her walk away, though, in her velvet slip-ons and wrinkled blouse, I felt a strange pang, a slow pin of sadness that I suppose could best be described as loneliness.
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Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING, said uncertainty over the trade war was the key driver of the yuan market this year and will continue to play a key in 298.328.
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A key attraction for foreigners, Pang said, has been cheaper costs for hedging — or insurance against currency risk which protects, for example, U.S. dollar investors buying bonds denominated in the Chinese yuan.
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That might not seem like a cause for sympathy at first glance but, when you hear the human stories behind the market trend, it's hard not to feel a pang of pity.
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Although there are few famous faces missing (somehow nominees Olivia Colman and Marina de Tavira have never been on this red carpet before...), the upcoming looks are still worth the pang of nostalgia.
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Chinese state news agency Xinhua quoted China's ambassador to Iran, Pang Sen, as saying that countries along the railway line would look to upgrade their infrastructure to make the route faster and better.
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"The increase in tariffs is well expected for a few days already, so when U.S. raised the tariffs the markets did not feel that extra surprise," said Iris Pang, an economist at ING.
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Hong Kong's GDP "is quite likely to fall into negative growth in 2019 and also 43 [...] I can't see how the protests could end," said Iris Pang, economist for Greater China at ING.
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I get an instant pang of jealousy when I see someone strolling out of the gym with a subtly rosy complexion and an endorphin-filled spring in her step — you know the type.
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Reporting by John Ruwitch, Clare Jim, Jessie Pang, James Pomfret, Joyce Zhou, Vimvam Tong, Anne Marie Roantree, Greg Torode and Twinnie Siu; Writing by John Ruwitch; Editing by Michael Perry and Christian Schmollinger
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And I'd be lying if I said that I don't feel a pang of those teenage feelings — of thinking I'm on the outskirts of Cool Town — anytime I scroll through my Twitter feed.
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Later I felt a pang of regret that my newborn had been pressed into the ranks of Americans whose birthdays coincide with a national tragedy: the 9/2023 attacks; Pearl Harbor on Dec.
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"I think the government would be quite frustrated about today's data as they wanted to see a bubble squeeze, not a growing bubble," said Iris Pang, a Hong Kong-based economist at ING.
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"I can see high potential for an increase of trade between our two countries," said Albert Pang, chief executive of OICT, which is operated by investors including Hutchison Port Holdings and Oman's government.
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Six years, eight shops and several partnerships later (they've collaborated on sandwiches with Ad-Rock, Mario Batali, Jean-Georges and more), Zagat ranked Num Pang the No. 1 fast casual in New York.
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Last year, Pang Kin Keong, permanent secretary at Singapore's Ministry of Transport, said the country would have flying taxis by 2030 and that it was in talks with several firms about doing this.
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Reporting by Jessie Pang, Sarah Wu, Jiraporn Kuhakan and Twinnie Siu in Hong Kong and Yimou Lee and Fabian Hamacher in Taipei; Writing by Farah Master and Nick Macfie; Editing by Robert Birsel
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China, too, may not necessarily be softening its stance on trade with its move to exempt some U.S. goods from additional tariffs, according to Iris Pang, greater China economist at Dutch bank ING.
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In my mind at least, there was also a fleeting, thin and unexpected sliver of regret, which I still can't fully explain: the pang of watching a hunter standing over a shot stag.
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While North Korea is only an accidental benefactor of Thailand, a more deliberate patron is the general manager of the Thai women's national team, Nualphan Lamsam, 53, known to many as Madam Pang.
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After a pleasant excursion with the soon-to-be newlyweds, Nick's boyhood friend Colin (Chris Pang) and his fiancée, Araminta (Sonoya Mizuno), the family drama and the peripheral silliness kick into high gear.
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Iris Pang, an economist at ING, told CNN Business that she expects retail to be moderately affected by the outbreak, noting that last year's protests caused those businesses to take a big hit.
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Naval command headquarters has set a daily quota for the crew, and whoever wants to go ashore must have personal permission from Captain Lai Yijun or Political Commissar Pang Jianhong after medical screening.
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Reporting by Yiming Woo, Jessie Pang, Joyce Zhou, Poppy McPherson, Anne Marie Roantree, Jorge Silva, Donny Kwok, Angie Teo and Twinnie Siu; Writing by Nick Macfie; Editing by David Holmes and Gareth Jones
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And Pang and other investors said China's bond market is also in vogue because it is less correlated with other markets, meaning it doesn't automatically move in lock step in times of turmoil.
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At first, we feel a pang — the kind that sets in as we hug loved ones goodbye at airport security or watch their taxi pull away, only to remember we're going home alone.
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