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Gaoxiong

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Gaoxiong [ˌjaʊəˈʃɒŋ]
n
(Placename) a variant transliteration of the Chinese name for Kaohsiung
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The manner in which it handled the Gaoxiong Incident and the strain this put on US-ROC relations during the Carter administration had brought international pressures to bear on the regime to liberalize (Chu 1992, 39).
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Its targets are many, to name but a few: the presidential palace in Taipei, the Patriot PAC-3 Missile System Bases, especially in the greater Taipei area which can intercept some incoming missiles, the Jiupeng Missile Base in Taidong County, the air force bases in Taipei, Taizhong, Gaoxiong, etc.
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