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As the New York Times reported, it was the first time that Harvard had agreed to provide access to records of applicants on condition that government lawyers look at the records only in the offices of Harvard's lawyers, with some personal information redacted.Harvard has justified it by saying that it wants to protect confidential documents from being leaked to the public.The United States Justice Department is reviewing Harvard's offer to give the federal government access to redacted student records as part of its investigation into the college's admissions practices, said a department spokesperson.According to the New York Times, the department sought records for thousands of high school students and when Harvard resisted, citing confidentiality, threatened to sue the university if it did not turn over the records by Friday.According to the federal government, the college may violate Title VI, which bars programs receiving federal funding from discriminating based on race.

As the spread of the novel coronavirus pneumonia slows down in Shanghai, the city's production and operation in most industries have been gradually restarted, with 97 percent of large-scale industrial enterprises having returned to work, an official said.

As the outbreak of COVID-19 has brought great challenges to world economy, small and micro enterprises are especially impacted. Chinese government has rolled several policies and measures to help small and micro enterprises, and the CIFTIS enables enterprises, especially small and micro enterprises, not only to display products and services online but also livestream and ink deals online, to achieve mutual benefits, he said.

As the largest traffic hub in Central China, Zhengzhou is planning to start non-stop flights to European countries, "providing our citizens opportunities to taste delicious food and wine in Europe after a faster journey", said Liu, who called the direct air route a "new silk road in the air".

As the first of its kind in China, Hear Her – an eight-episode monologue series about women's rights – is set to run on the streaming giant Tencent on Nov 17, and expected to be streamed by BBC's digital platforms in 2021.