Please help me find the original text of this report. Sociable Labs or The Daily Mail

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You deleted all those pinyin input methods,Just leave Sogou Pinyin。 Rest assured that it is deleted, not uninstalled.

The method is: click on the pinyin of the taskbar in the lower right corner of the computer (it is the icon of the small square), right-click the mouse - settings - and then delete the pinyin of the machine, including the alphabet pinyin, because Sogou can directly press the shift key to type the alphabet pinyin, and case.

In this way, no matter if you open QQ, msn, write notepad, write word, open a web page, you can default to Sogou, because only Sogou Pinyin. There is no other pinyin.

If you want to get back those deleted pinyin, click on the pinyin in the taskbar in the lower right corner of the computer (it's the icon of the small square), right-click - settings - add inside to find back, there are many countries in it.

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Dailymail is a newspaper published on May 4, 1896, and was founded by his family's owning company, the Daily Mail and General Trust.

Quoted from: Daily Mail The Daily Mail, Founded in 1896 by Lord North Rock, the founder of modern journalism in Britain, dailymail is considered the beginning of the modern bourgeois newspaper industry in Britain. At the same time, the North Rock newspaper group was also the earliest Zhaoxiao newspaper group in the United Kingdom.

Clan Naham. Looking at the Daily Mail as a whole, there are probably three reasons for its success A accurate market entry point: a well-written, easy-to-read, poor and busy newspaper; b Beiyan has rich experience in journalism and is good at appointing outstanding talents; c. Sound newspaper management.

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It was originally a small river outside London. In the 16th century, the banks of the river were full of people, but the water was muddy and smelly. In 1737 the burial works of the fleet river began.

After filling in, the original site became a street and was named "Fleet Street". Since the 18th century, old newspapers and publishing houses in England have been set up on this street. The most influential are the Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mail.

Fleet Street has become synonymous with the British press and journalism.