In 2004, Takata employees met with GM officials about a tendency for the inflators to shoot flames when they ruptured, and in March of 2006, Takata reported that inflators tested for GM vehicles continued to show "aggressive behavior", including the escape of "molten propellant" when they ruptured.
In 2009, China became Brazil's largest trading partner. It has also been an important investor in different sectors in Brazil, including energy, minerals and food. Trade between the two countries has plenty of room to grow, with food and agriculture being the most obvious sectors.
In 1994, Cabramatta was the site of the nation's first and only political assassination when member of parliament and anti-drug campaigner John Newman was gunned down outside his home, at the order of local politician-cum-crime-boss Phuong Hgo.
In 2014, a local official recommended he watch a TV show about a man named Yang Changsheng who domesticates wild wolves in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.
In 1953, a local government official visited Duan, gave her a martyr's certificate and told her Wang was dead. Duan, however, refused to believe the official and held onto hope he was still alive.
In 2014, blockchain-based platform Ethereum raised more than 30,000 bitcoins.
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In 2013, the fifth inspection group of the CPC Central Committee inspected Yunnan province. The group found problems in the province's Party conduct, implementation of the eight-point frugality code and the selection and appointment of cadres.
Importantly, in November it will host the first-ever China International Import Expo in Shanghai, focusing on China buying from the world, and hence sharing the fruits of its economic progress with international trade partners.
In 2003, after a physical conflict with his father, Xu was sent to the privately-run Youth Psychiatric Rehabilitation Hospital and was diagnosed with schizophrenia.
In 1986, more than 20,000 metric tons of fish were caught in the Yangtze in Sichuan. The catch climbed to a record of nearly 70,000 tons in 2005 but gradually declined after that. Nearly 39,000 tons were caught last year, according to data from the bureau.