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漂亮的加拿大华裔女孩 (照片)
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牙齿很整齐，很健康。颜色正常，未经过人工漂白。
这牙齿带过牙套
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你无处不在的做广告
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你多注意注意一下她的下巴，还有牙齿的整齐程度。
然后看看周围带过牙套的中国孩子，是不是下巴都有点地包天
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WOW，前三名的四位获奖人里面，有三个华裔
2nd place ($4,000) was awarded to Rui Song, 16, a Grade 11 student from Walter Murray Collegiate, Saskatoon
3rd place ($3,000) went to Alexander Tigert and Zelun (Daniel) Zhang, both 17, Grade 12, Northern Secondary School
2nd place ($4,000) was awarded to Rui Song, 16, a Grade 11 student from Walter Murray Collegiate, Saskatoon
3rd place ($3,000) went to Alexander Tigert and Zelun (Daniel) Zhang, both 17, Grade 12, Northern Secondary School
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看名字（Janelle Tam）和长相，这个女孩象是越南裔
报道说是新加坡出生（SINGAPORE BORN ）的，近期才来加拿大：
Singapore-born teen discovers tree pulp's anti-ageing benefits
Published on May 9, 2012
OTTAWA (AFP) - A Singapore-born teenager who recently moved to Canada won a national science award on Tuesday for her groundbreaking work on the anti-ageing properties of tree pulp, officials said.
Janelle Tam, 16, won the US$5,000 (S$6,240) award in the 2012 Sanofi BioGENEius Challenge Canada for showing that cellulose, the woody material found in trees that enables them to stand, also acts as a potent anti-oxidant.
'Her super anti-oxidant compound could one day help improve health and anti-ageing products by neutralising more of the harmful free-radicals found in the body,' Bioscience Education Canada said in a statement.
Tam's work involved tiny particles in the tree pulp known as nano-crystalline cellulose (NCC), which is flexible, durable, and also stronger than steel.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_796894.html
报道说是新加坡出生（SINGAPORE BORN ）的，近期才来加拿大：
Singapore-born teen discovers tree pulp's anti-ageing benefits
Published on May 9, 2012
OTTAWA (AFP) - A Singapore-born teenager who recently moved to Canada won a national science award on Tuesday for her groundbreaking work on the anti-ageing properties of tree pulp, officials said.
Janelle Tam, 16, won the US$5,000 (S$6,240) award in the 2012 Sanofi BioGENEius Challenge Canada for showing that cellulose, the woody material found in trees that enables them to stand, also acts as a potent anti-oxidant.
'Her super anti-oxidant compound could one day help improve health and anti-ageing products by neutralising more of the harmful free-radicals found in the body,' Bioscience Education Canada said in a statement.
Tam's work involved tiny particles in the tree pulp known as nano-crystalline cellulose (NCC), which is flexible, durable, and also stronger than steel.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_796894.html
Tam 是中国的姓吧: 谭（Tam 是香港拼音）