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Hello I've been talking to some of the people in that the environmental management system doesn't come because PR is a problem for other sellers in the U.S. in the past anyway.

I would like to know the options for an environmental management system like China Post, Hong Kong Post, Airmail or FedEx UPS.

What kind of person is a shipper is what I pay for what is the best option warranty shipment comes faster, at least 2 weeks or 3 max.

I asked if it had nothing to do with you, I really wanted to know so that I could pay a little bit if I needed to work for me quickly.

I hope you understand what I mean, some of you say free shipping, but if I can pay a little more speed is more normal for mail to come?

Parkinson: We waited for 1 of 2 protocols to be the movie Blue Ray, and when I receive it I will do some tests to let you know to buy at least 20 of them.

2 will be Lacoste Pelech color, I will often buy at least 30 people contact, I will be with you as soon as possible all this depends on the shipment I am waiting from you and other sellers is the money that I have invested.

Thank you so much.

I've had this problem with other sellers in the past, and they've told me that since China is a U.S. jurisdiction, EMS can't enter China.

I would like to know if UPS like China Post EMS, Hongkong Post EMS or FedEx can enter China...

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First of all, I would like to make two points: first, I am coming from a special geographical location, namely the United Kingdom of Great Britain; Second, for the sake of brevity, I'll limit myself to recent news coverage of China in this country. Much of the academic discussion in China and China has focused on the United States.

Pardonable. The U.S. remains the world's largest and most influential economy, and its investment policy and currency direction remain central to the world economy. Its military power is the most powerful and far ahead:

It was the US reconnaissance plane that was forced to land on Hainan Island, and it was the US aircraft carrier formation that was rejected by Victoria Harbor. Culturally speaking, the entertainment industry in the United States, represented by Hollywood, also occupies the richest and most influential throne in the world with an absolute overwhelming advantage. Universities in the United States are considered to be the best in the world and the most prolific in research

Scholars seeking comparative studies naturally tend to use the case of their home country as a starting point, so studies tend to include the United States and China. All of these factors mean that the characteristics of the U.S.-China relationship, especially as reflected in **, have withstood a wide range of scrutiny.

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I should have made it clear at the outset that I was writing in this particular geographical location of the UK. For the simplest of things, I don't want to get too involved in the recent reports about China in this country. There are many** and Chinese academic circles that focus on the United States.

There are good reasons for that. The United States is still the largest and most influential economic power in the world, and the country's policies on investment, investment and circulation are still an important core of the global economy. The country's military power in the world is huge and far ahead:

A US reconnaissance plane crash-landed on Hainan Island and a US aircraft carrier sailing out of Victoria Harbor. Culturally, the American entertainment industry, especially Hollywood, has an unparalleled influence in the world. At the same time, U.S. universities are also recognized as the best universities in the world and the most productive in research:

When scholars conduct comparative research, they usually naturally take their own country as the starting point, so they often study China and the United States. All of these factors imply the peculiarities between China's relations, especially those that have been extensively studied**.

I want to start with the specifics that I write from a particular geographical location, namely the United Kingdom, and in the simple interests of the fact that I limit myself to recent Chinese reporting in the country. Much of the academic discussion in China has focused on the United States. And for good reason.

The U.S. remains the largest and most influential economic actor, and policies for investment and currency fluctuations remain vital to the global economy in the world**. It was a huge profit on the most powerful military force in the world: it was American spies that were forced on Hainan Island and American airlines dismantled those who refused to fly at Victoria Harbour.

Culturally, the American entertainment scene, especially Hollywood, is overwhelmingly the richest and most influential in the world. American universities, and those that are regarded as the best recognized and most productive in the world** aspect: Scholars try to make comparative studies, often based on nature, and in their own countries, such studies are often the United States and China.

All of these factors imply that the U.S. nature of China's relations, especially as reflected in **, is extensively studied.

First of all, I want to make it clear that I am writing from a very special geographical position, that is, the United Kingdom, and in terms of principle, I reserve coverage of China in the United Kingdom. A lot of academic seminars, as well as China, are looking at the United States. And for good reason.

Globally, the United States remains the largest and most influential economic power, and its investment, policy and exchange rate are at the core of the global economy. It has the most powerful military forces in the world: for example, the forced landing of a US reconnaissance plane on Hainan Island and the abandonment of Victoria Harbor by a US aircraft carrier.

Culturally, the entertainment industry in the United States, especially Hollywood, is the richest and most influential entertainment industry in the world than ever before. American universities, recognized as the best universities in the world, are also the most prolific universities in research, and scholars naturally take the case of their own country as a starting point for their research, so the research tends to the United States and China. The characteristics of the U.S.-China relationship, and in particular the reaction of the U.S.-China relationship in the U.S.-China context, have been extensively investigated.

Before I express myself, I would like to clarify that I am speaking from a geographical point of view, that is, not for the benefit of the United Kingdom and other countries, and at the same time excluding my own long-standing limitations in Chinese journalism**. A lot of ** and Chinese academic discussions are focused on the United States. The main reason is that the United States is still the strongest and most economically influential country in the world.

The United States**, investment, and a series of policies on currency flows are all important to the world. The United States is the most militarily powerful country in the world. His spy plane forced its way to Hainan Island, and its aircraft carrier could leave Victoria Harbour.

From a cultural point of view, the entertainment industry in the United States, like the famous Hollywood, is simply the largest, most influential, and unrivaled in the world. American university education is recognized as the strongest in the world and is fruitful in theoretical research. Some scholars of comparative studies in the United States naturally use their own standards as a starting point for their research, and the same is true when comparing them to China.

All these factors mean that the respective roles of the United States and China are reflected in their respective roles.

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1) The first round** is offered in the 1804 1810 format.

Please note that it is only available in the 1804 1810 format. The format is attached below, please note that for each buy level final deliverable, is a separate 1804 1810. We would appreciate it for you to use the standard exercise to enter the 1804 1810 file name as (write as)."CT Name **Commercial Name Part Number Short Description of Part **Date"

2) **Summary (Summary) - Please submit **Summary (Summary) in the form below except in accordance with 1804 1810 separately.

3) Technical Review Presentation - Guidelines are attached below FYR. The main presentation should include a brief introduction to the company, an overview of similar products and customers, your proposed manufacturing and shipping locations, RFQ and the number of DUNS FRR ratios (what does Shenma mean?). ), your understanding of the N200 project, your understanding of the SOR part, the detailed BOM (bill of materials) of the part (assembly) process, the manufacturing and assembly process of the component, your in-house outsourcing break-even strategy, the ADVPR, 1738i, APQB development timeline, etc.

4) Packaging Details - Format attached below. You'll need your suggested packaging to submit in this format.

5) Test and Validation Scope - ADVPR format is attached below. You need to check the long-term development strategy study and understand these needs, and then submit them to us for approval in the ADVPR format.