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CHINA UNITED STATES Issue dated 02/04/2009

Li Fengzhi

A defector from China's state security department (Guoanbu), Li Fengzhi [...] (235 words)

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Congress Frets over Thales-China Tie

Chinese Headache for Aussi Agencies

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Daniel Wright

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Chinese Advance in Scanning Market

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