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Yahoo censors. EXPLAIN WHY THIS COMMENT WAS REJECTED. How is it against any guidelines? I don't need to wait forever for a reply either.
There were no Chinese workers on the building construction. They were from Cambodia.
NOW YAHOO TELL ME WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE ABOVE COMMENT?
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Yahoo censors. EXPLAIN WHY THIS COMMENT WAS REJECTED. How is it against any guidelines? I don't need to wait forever for a reply either.
China mines most of its jade and exports it to other countries.
The World imports most of its Jade from China, India, and Vietnam.
Globally, the top three importers of Jade are India, United States, and Peru. India leads the world in Jade imports with 12,130 shipments, followed by United States with 11,450 shipments, and Peru taking the third spot with 10,446 shipments.
Exports In 2023: China exported $217M in Precious Stones, making it the 16th largest exporter of Precious Stones in the world. At the same year, Precious Stones was the 739th most exported product in China. The main destination of Precious Stones exports from China are: Hong Kong ($117M), Japan ($14.9M), France ($11.5M), Thailand ($10.7M), and United States ($10.2M).
The fastest growing export markets for Precious Stones of China between 2022 and 2023 were Hong Kong ($20.2M), France ($5.92M), and Thailand ($4.59M).
Imports In 2023, China imported $1.25B in Precious Stones, becoming the 3rd largest importer of Precious Stones in the world. At the same year, Precious Stones was the 186th most imported product in China. China imports Precious Stones primarily from: Burma ($841M), Thailand ($71.7M), Madagascar ($53.6M), Brazil ($51.8M), and Uruguay ($34.5M).
The fastest growing import markets in Precious Stones for China between 2022 and 2023 were Brazil ($21.3M), Thailand ($13.3M), and Uruguay ($9.27M).
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Why was this rejected when it is Fact.It is from Sky news and other outlets.
All seven were handed an OLR and placed on the sex offenders' register indefinitely when they appeared back in the dock on Monday.
Chinese social media gives reasons and also a chance to edit a comment. Seems Yahoo does not like facts to be given.
Owens was sentenced to a minimum of 20 years behind bars; Lannery 17 years; Williams 14 years; Brannan 15 years; Forbes eight years; Watson nine-and-a-half years; and Clark 10 years.If ever paroled from jail following the "punishment part" of their sentence, they will be subject to risk management for the rest of their life.
If they go on to commit another crime once released back into the community, they will face being recalled back to prison.
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And Why am I signed in under my other user name when I signed into Yahoo using a different name?
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AGAIN I have to verify my account. THIS IS THE THIRD DAY IN A ROW. Please quit doing this as it is so annoying.
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Now I cannot post comments using three different accounts.
What is the problem and why is this happening?pete s
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Yahoo censors. EXPLAIN WHY THIS COMMENT WAS REJECTED. How is it against any guidelines? I don't need to wait forever for a reply either.
research China Jade and China and Gems imports/exports. China exports most Jade and imports gems from the likes of Brazil and Peru.
HOW IS THE ABOVE AGAINST GUIDELINES? Explain please.