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1. The party's modernising push also comes as a significant number of educated Chinese millennials, faced with a tough job market and high housing costs in big cities, have grown disillusioned about their career and life prospects.

Sự thúc đẩy hiện đại hóa của đảng cũng diễn ra khi một số lượng đáng kể thế hệ thiên niên kỷ Trung Quốc có học thức, đối mặt với thị trường việc làm khó khăn và chi phí nhà ở cao ở các thành phố lớn, đã vỡ mộng về triển vọng nghề nghiệp và cuộc sống của họ.

2. Vietnam strictly controls the use of guns and bullets, and smugglers often face tough penalties.

Việt Nam kiểm soát chặt chẽ việc sử dụng súng và đạn, và những kẻ buôn lậu thường phải đối mặt với những hình phạt cứng rắn.

3. Bra Wars Even with the splashy China debut, Victoria's Secret and its premium products -- a single bra in its Shanghai store runs up to 658 yuan ($100) -- may find a tough battle on its hands.

4. But the sultan also presided over the adoption of tough Islamic law in 2014, which raised concerns among tens of thousands of non-Muslims, including Western expatriate workers.

5.    Making charcoal is a tough job that requires a lot of hard labor.

6. South Africa will face "tough decisions" as it works to repair its economy after years of stagnation, new President Cyril Ramaphosa said in a sober address on Friday that sought to draw a line under the turbulent rule of his predecessor Jacob Zuma.

7. Light at tunnel's end: Vietnam pledges tough action against illegal wildlife trade Vietnam destroys huge ivory, rhino horn cache Anti-smuggling officers seized a 4-kilogram rhino horn at Tan Son Nhat International Airport on Friday.

8. "The standards are strong and tough, but that doesn't mean they can't be made stronger or tougher," said Carl Bek-Nielsen, chief executive director of United Plantations, which grows oil palm in the world's top-two producers, Malaysia and Indonesia.

9. NA delegate Tam, owner of a furniture and equipment corporation, underlined that reinforcing competitiveness in the context of international integration, especially the TPP, is a tough issue the new government will need to confront.

10. It compared the proposal to outlaw marital rape with India's tough anti-dowry law, which men's rights groups say women are misusing to settle personal vendettas.