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China’s pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai Expo resembles a massive, inverted red pyramid, is three times taller than any other pavilion at the Expo.
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The Timor-Leste Legal Education Project, in partnership with The Asia Foundation and Stanford Law School, just launched a brand-new website that provides accessible, legal educational textbooks to help build knowledge in Timorese universities, government institutions, and NGOs. Recently, the project developed the first-ever legal textbooks based on Timorese laws, and are available on the new website in three languages: English, Portuguese, and Tetum.
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