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July 2, 2009

China's Exports Loved, Investments Feared

Nayan Chanda, Asia Sentinel

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The doors open to Chinese exports, but close to its global investments Full StoryOther ArticlesA Chinese Intellectual's ArrestSquabble over a UN PositionThe French ConnectionSix-Party Failure on North Korea Chinese Daily Breaks Tiananmen Taboo

 

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Translation of part of a forum post on Anti-CNN.com by the creator of a website which has an almost identical URL (http://www.lssw365.org) as the official Green Dam website...

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