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Instead, China intends to use this visit to ask Germany to open its doors further for Chinese investment.

on this day in 1782 , the bank of north america threw open its doors for business , making it the nation ' s first commercial bank.

A quickly concocted loan, guaranteed by the government for up to 28 days, allowed the brokerage to open its doors that morning.

The $490 million Hydropolis Undersea Resort, roughly the size of London's Hyde Park, is set to open its doors later this month.

I remember the shocking day when the New York Stock Exchange failed to open its doors.

The main test for the system, though, is whether it can open its doors to skilled people whether or not they are party members.

Even as China has flung open its doors to the West and modernized, a deeply conservative and chauvinistic attitude persists.

As a public school, Twin Cities has to open its doors to all comers.

Instead of throwing open its doors to inspectors after the news broke, Iran told them they could come only when it was good and ready.

Iraq is preparing to open its doors to foreign oil companies in a big way.

Britain's Buckingham Palace has thrown open its doors, giving tourists the chance to peek around Queen Elizabeth II's official residence .

He hoped that his newly-founded University of Virginia could open its doors also to men studying theology in Charlottesville .

The ELCA offers a new test for how a church might open its doors to gay clergy .

In 2009 the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology (MIST) 4, which will be dedicated to renewable energy, will open its doors.