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NOTICE: Suspension of publication

Dear readers:
    For some personal reasons, I am sorry that the blogger would not be updated for a long time, at least one month. Thank you for your understanding.

Best Wishes!

                                                                                                 X. Li
                                                                                            2018.9.30

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