中新网广州5月11日电 (张璐)“喜迎十五运·助力百万万”环南昆山—罗浮山引领区2?025环粤港澳大湾区都会自行车挑战赛(广州·增城站)(以下简称“赛事”)，在景物旖旎的增城增江画廊开赛?
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赛事当日，来自粤港澳大湾区的近400名专业车手，在5公里被誉为“翡翠赛道”的绝美线路上睁开了一场速率与耐力的强烈较量
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经由强烈角逐，来自美利达诺飞客车队的选手彭源堂依附精彩的骑行技巧和顽?强的毅力，以1小时4分30.293秒的优异?体现夺得男子公路精英组冠军，叶华文和马泽全分获?亚军和季军
。男子公路公共组中，清远竞乐车队何伟杰脱颖而出，斩获冠军；王任贤和?潘启邦分获亚军和季军
。女子公路组，白俄罗斯选手塔沙一起领先，乐成折桂，丽莎?和莱拉分获第二、第三名
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??赛后，夺冠的彭源堂体现：“赛道景物太美了，骑行时就像?在画中穿梭，这让我在?比??赛中越发?享受，也引发了我更?强的斗志
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据悉，作为2025广州国际体育嘉年华活动之一，本次赛事是增城?以活力骑行献礼十五运会，以赛事动能助推“百万万工?程”、?环南昆山—罗浮山县镇村高质量生长引领区?建设的生动实践，通过打造“体育+文旅”新场?景，延伸赛事工业链条，提升赛事?溢出效应和影响力，让赛事“吸引人”，更能“留住人、促经济”
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• These particular trees need very niche conditions to thrive—conditions which can only be found in specific portions of Far North Queensland, Australia. Considering their usefulness as proven by the latest cancer research published in PLOS One , some are wondering if they could be grown in a greenhouse environment, so that people all over the world could benefit from their cancer-killing properties.
• 第五章　附则第十七条各省、自治区、直辖市，中央和国家机关各部分，可以凭证本步伐制订实验细则
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• The recent presidential election inspired a notable amount of accessorizing, with hats and as impassioned voters wore their positions on their sleeves (or head or chest). The postelection atmosphere suggests this trend is not slowing down any time soon. The latest political fashion statement? The safety pin, an object that’s been adopted in the past by celebrities (remember Elizabeth Hurley’s Versace dress?) and the punk movement. After the election of Donald J. Trump, fears are growing that segments of his base may physically or emotionally abuse minorities, immigrants, women and members of the L. G. B. T. community. As a show of support, groups of people across America are attaching safety pins to their lapels, shirts and dresses to signify that they are linked, willing to stand up for the vulnerable. “It’s a matter of showing people who get it that I will always be a resource and an ally to anyone and everyone who wants to reach out,” said Kaye Kagaoan, 24, a graphic designer from the Philippines who lives in Brooklyn. “When I saw it on Facebook, it was so simple. It resonated with me. ” On Friday, the actor Patrick Stewart posted a photo of himself to Twitter wearing a pin on his jacket, and the photographer Cass Bird shared an Instagram post about why she’s wearing one that started with “If you wear a hijab, I’ll sit with you on the train” and ended with: “If you need me, I’ll be with you. All I ask is that you be with me, too. ” Between the two statements, sentences began with “If you’re a person of color … ” and “If you’re a refugee … ” and offered various forms of support. The actress Jaime King posted the same words to her Instagram account. In wearing the safety pin, participants are taking a page from protesters of the Brexit referendum results. After British citizens voted to leave the European Union in June, the nation experienced a 57 percent rise in reported xenophobic incidents. An American woman living in Britain tweeted a suggestion that people wear safety pins to show support to those experiencing abuse. Two days later, #safetypin was trending on Twitter. The woman, who used a Twitter account, @cheeahs, that has been deleted, had been inspired by the #illridewithyou movement in Australia, in which people offered to take public transportation with Muslims fearing a backlash after a Muslim gunman held people hostage in a cafe in 2014. Those who’ve donned the pin over the last week are quick to point out that their message isn’t necessarily in opposition to the . “More than anything, it’s ” said Sabrina Krebs, 22, a Barnard student from Guatemala City. “I wouldn’t say it’s resistance towards Trump. It’s a form of resistance to hate and to negativity. ” It is also, Ms. Krebs noted, a readily accessible item. “Everyone has safety pins in their house,” she said. “It’s something everyone can join. ” (But in case someone wants a more haute kind of protest, fashion has already jumped on the movement, with Fashionista suggesting “13 Safety Pin Brooches to Wear Now and for the Next Four Years,” with items ranging from a pin to one with crystal embellishments.) And it’s easy to put on. “It doesn’t take much to wear a safety pin,” said Robert Clarke, 52, a truck driver from Harrington Park, N. J. “I have them on several jackets, so I don’t have to think about it. ” Some Twitter users voiced criticisms of the trend, calling it “slacktivism,” a word that blends “slacker” and “activism. ” They expressed concern that wearing something doesn’t equate to action. Christopher Keelty, an author and nonprofit denounced the safety pins as something white people are wearing to assuage their guilt. “They’ll do little or nothing to reassure the marginalized populations they are allegedly there to reassure marginalized people know full well the long history of white people calling themselves allies while doing nothing to help, or even inflicting harm on, Americans,” he wrote. Wearers responded by acknowledging the critique. “I recognize that wearing a #safetypin is not sufficient action and does not supplement provide active, constructive work,” @OliviaHungers wrote. “Donate time. Donate money. Support people in your community with action. If you still wear the pin be sure to be ready to back it up. ” For his part, Mr. Clarke said that the pin isn’t just a signal of allegiance to those he encounters, but a constant reminder to himself. “A big part of wearing it is the mental preparation on my part,” he said. “If I do see something, I’ve thought it through, and I’ll stand up and say something and not be a silent witness. ”