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Тезаурус:

1. At Fudan University in Shanghai, a number of students held an election "campaign", giving speeches, distributing details about themselves and generally trying to rally support from prospective voters.
2. According to a second story, Mr Bond had offloaded his entire collection on a Japanese businessman closely associated with the Hong Kong Shanghai Bank, Mr Bond's principal backers.
3. The others are Hong Kong and Shanghai and Saudi International.
4. The Shanghai Sex Sociological Research Centre, after questioning 23,000 people in 15 provinces, has concluded that 86% of Chinese approve of sex before marriage, 69% approve of extra-marital affairs, and more than 70% believe one purpose of sex is pleasure - not just, as Maoist traditionalists would have it, procreation and the dreary fulfilment of conjugal duty.
5. Hongkong Shanghai Bank (owner of the Midland Bank) dived 14p to 502p along with Far East trader Standard Chartered, down 10p at 543p.
6. BUSINESSMEN in Shanghai lined up at the weekend for the city's first auction of lucky telephone numbers since the 1949 revolution.
7. THE Bank of China has attacked the proposed takeover of Midland Bank by Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, claiming Midland is "one of the four worst-performing clearing banks in Britain".
8. Last month Shanghai even launched a computerised stock exchange.
9. Both Norman Foster, architect of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank headquarters, and Terry Farrell, designer of the new-look Charing Cross station complex, developed highly intelligent proposals for the reconstruction of Hammersmith Broadway.
10. In major cities like Shanghai, Wuhan and Nanjing, where hundreds of colleges are located, winter temperatures can fall below freezing.
11. Beijing University was not to be outdone, naturally, by its Shanghai colleagues.
12. One postcard from Shanghai to Scotland, illustrating the railway station and posted before the First World War, bears the message "is not the station like that at Fort Matilda?"
13. But the Hong Kong to Shanghai leg was another matter.