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| Luckily for Pomfret, he has a knack for being in China at the right time, at least journalistically, as he was during the Tiananmen protests of 1989. Their coverage is more serious and journalistically competent," MacKenzie said. Merrill adds that while events unfolding in the Chinese economy may be exciting journalistically, with analysts describing the coming Chinese challenge to America, China today, size-wise in economic terms, represents roughly only three Hollands. |
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