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1. Photo by Christophe Archambault/ AFP Believers say the dolls -- many of which are blessed and have sacred scripts drawn on them by a monk -- contain the spirit of a real child and must be treated as a living being.

Ảnh của Christophe Archambault / AFP Các tín đồ nói rằng những con búp bê - nhiều người trong số đó được ban phước và có chữ viết linh thiêng do một nhà sư vẽ trên chúng - chứa linh hồn của một đứa trẻ thực sự và phải được coi như một sinh linh.

2. " The LDP's junior partner, the Komeito, is cautious about changing the constitution, drawn up after Japan's defeat in World War Two.

"Đối tác cấp dưới của LDP, Komeito, thận trọng về việc thay đổi hiến pháp, được đưa ra sau thất bại của Nhật Bản trong Thế chiến thứ hai.

3. Sherpas, high altitude guides and workers drawn from the indigenous local ethnic group, carry heavier items including tents, extra oxygen cylinders and ropes up the mountain - and then down again.

4. Indeed, the monikers of major tropical storms in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico are drawn from an alphabetical list made by the U.

5. "A drawn out or deteriorating trade conflict between the People’s Republic of China and the United States could undermine investment and growth in developing Asia," Yasuyuki Sawada, ADB’s chief economist, said in a statement.

6. But one attraction that has drawn many deep-pocket South Korean tourists is the city’s golf courses, according to Tran Chi Cuong, deputy director of the tourism department in Da Nang.

7. A draft amendment to a government decree on social evils and public safety violations drawn up last month stipulates fines of VND3-5 million ($129-215) for sexual harassment, molestation and sexual acts in public.

8. That has drawn fierce criticism from China, which says the system's powerful radar can probe deep into its territory.

9. However, the project has been caught up in a relocation scandal as more than 100 affected families said their houses were not included in the demolition list according to the original planning map drawn up in 1996 and approved by the prime minister.

10. But the policy has drawn condemnation from medical professionals, religious leaders and immigration activists, who warn that some children could suffer lasting psychological trauma.