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BEIJING March 3, 2010 American diplomats are in China to hold talks on issues concerning Iran and North Korea. China and U.S.
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BEIJING March 3, 2010 American diplomats are in China to hold talks on issues concerning Iran and North Korea. China and U.S.
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TAIPEI March 3, 2010 Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou will go on his biggest official trip abroad since taking office in 2008. He will visit six South Pacific nations this month.
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TAIPEI March 3, 2010 Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou will go on his biggest official trip abroad since taking office in 2008. He will visit six South Pacific nations this month.
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BEIJING March 2, 2010 China has confirmed an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease among pigs in southern Guangdong province bordering Hong Kong. The official Xinhua news agency reported this on Tuesday. A total of 8,382 pigs have been culled in nearby farms after 1,474 pigs were suspected of contracting the disease on Feb 22. Xinhua quoted Yu Yedong, deputy director of Guangdong Provincial Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Bureau, as saying this.
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TOKYO Feb 27, 2010 Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama is thinking of visiting China in early May to meet President Hu Jintao. The Nikkei business daily reported this on Saturday.
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TOKYO Feb 27, 2010 Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama may be visiting China in early May to meet President Hu Jintao, the Nikkei business daily reported on Saturday
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TOKYO Feb 14, 2010 Forward Qu Bo struck twice to give China a 2-0 win over Hong Kong on Sunday at the East Asian championship. They now have and an excellent chance of capturing the title. Qu put China in front with a clinical finish just before the end of a uneventful first half. He then doubled their score from the penalty spot in the 74th minute.
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BEIJING Feb 11, 2010 China surprisingly defeated South Korea 3-0 at the East Asian championship on Wednesday. The win was China’s first over tournament champions South Korea since 1978. It was hailed by state media as a much-needed break from a series of match-fixing scandals. Chinese soccer has long been seen as a national disgrace, riddled with corruption, violence, low playing standards and dwindling crowds.
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