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May 9, 2012

Grown-Ups Are Winning in Beijing and Washington

Peter Hartcher, Sydney Morning Herald

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The Chen case was a heartening sign that grown-ups are prevailing in Washington and Beijing in the conduct of one of the world's most vital and difficult relationships. Mitt Romney is not one of them.

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TAGGED: United States, China, 2012, Chen Guangcheng

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