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Majority Of Chinese Scientific Researchers Admit They Write Academic Papers For Promotion
The majority of Chinese researchers in the scientific field admit they are writing academic papers because they wanted to get a promotion, as the academic appraisal system of the country is favoring quantity over quality. 
The majority of Chinese researchers in the scientific field admit they are writing academic papers because they wanted to get a promotion, as the academic appraisal system of the country is favoring quantity over quality. -
Only 12 Percent Of Hongkongers Diagnosed With Hepatitis C Receive Treatment
About half of Hongkongers suffering from hepatitis C were formally diagnosed and only 12 percent of them received proper treatment. 
About half of Hongkongers suffering from hepatitis C were formally diagnosed and only 12 percent of them received proper treatment. -
Margot Robbie Facing Marriage Problems Due To Her Busy Working Schedule, Report Claims
Margot Robbie and her husband Tom Ackerley are facing marriage problems due to the actress' busy working schedule, according to a report. This story, however, has been debunked and set straight for the record. 
Margot Robbie and her husband Tom Ackerley are facing marriage problems due to the actress' busy working schedule, according to a report. This story, however, has been debunked and set straight for the record. -
IU Talks About Music, How She Recovered Through Difficult Times On Her Career
IU appeared as a guest on KBS 2TV's talk show "Art of Conversation," where she talked about her music and how she recovered through difficult times on her career over the past 10 years. 
IU appeared as a guest on KBS 2TV's talk show "Art of Conversation," where she talked about her music and how she recovered through difficult times on her career over the past 10 years. -
'The Beauty Inside': 3 Things To Anticipate This Second Half
There will be more unpredictable scenes fans should anticipate in the "The Beauty Inside" as the series is heading on its second half. 
There will be more unpredictable scenes fans should anticipate in the "The Beauty Inside" as the series is heading on its second half. -
China Will Start Building First Permanent Airfield In Antarctica To Expand Influence In The Polar Region
China will build its own first permanent airfield in Antarctica as Beijing is planning to expand its influence in the polar region. 
China will build its own first permanent airfield in Antarctica as Beijing is planning to expand its influence in the polar region. -
Hongkongers Mental Health At Worst Level Over The Past Seven Years, Half Almost Reaching 'Below Passing Mark'
An annual survey released on Monday revealed that mental health of Hong Kong residents has reached its worst level in the past seven years as half almost at below passing mark. 
An annual survey released on Monday revealed that mental health of Hong Kong residents has reached its worst level in the past seven years as half almost at below passing mark. -
Women's Birth Canals Vary In Size And Shape, But Most Medical Textbooks Are Based On European Bodies
Birth canals of women all over the world may vary in size and shape, and this may prompt health risks as most of the medical textbooks and training are based on European bodies. 
Birth canals of women all over the world may vary in size and shape, and this may prompt health risks as most of the medical textbooks and training are based on European bodies. -
Caitlyn Jenner's Kids Think Sophia Hutchins Is Using Her, Report Claims
Caitlyn Jenner's kids think that Sophia Hutchins is only using her, according to a new report. But, this claim has been corrected and Hutchins herself dismissed the claim. 
Caitlyn Jenner's kids think that Sophia Hutchins is only using her, according to a new report. But, this claim has been corrected and Hutchins herself dismissed the claim. -
Zac Efron Reportedly Worried His Upcoming 'Ted Bundy' Movie Is Too 'Gory'
Zac Efron was reportedly concerned that the film, titled Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, might be "too brutal" for the audiences so he may not showcase his performance very well, especially if some of the scenes were edited. 
Zac Efron was reportedly concerned that the film, titled Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, might be "too brutal" for the audiences so he may not showcase his performance very well, especially if some of the scenes were edited.
