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China imposes fishing ban in South China Sea China imposes fishing ban in South China Sea
MANILA, Philippines - China is set to enforce a fishing ban in large swaths of the South China Sea for two-and-a-half months starting this Wednesday, the official...
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Re: China imposes fishing ban in South China Sea China imposes fishing ban in South....
Re: China imposes fishing ban in South China Sea The annual fishing regulation is to protect others thanked this.
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China bans gold farming
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13846_3-10275180-62.html
I'm actually intrested how they're going to enforce this :)
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It will probably result in the more savvy farmers to have less competition and therefore ability to drive... .
Truth is likely that it will drive away some of the less sophisticated farmers .
The chinese abbandonned l2 a long time ago :( Interesting article .
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This is what I have been dreading since the threads blasting China for it's actions regarding Spratly Islands. They have blocked this website and I am only able to go online because of VPN. Appeal to the Mods, next time when we talk about things like ...
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Aba'y loko for it.
Still working for me china suck!
....DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE THE MAN UNDER THE MANGO TREE....
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What happened if america impose quotas on imports from china or banned imports altogether?
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Yes we must admit we look around and see made in China on a lot of goods, but ask yourself this: how many items marked made in china in your home are necessities.
Would just be video games for awhile.
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The dangers of these chemicals to children's health is becoming more and more recognized around the world. Hopefully China will consider banning it from foods manufactured for export as well:
http://www.whydye.org/2012/04/the-pl...ial-food-dyes/
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Well good for China.
Into the mix it caused an unnecessary slant on an article that was really really good .
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Ban on Individuals Buying China's '.CN' Domains to be Lifted Tomorrow? CNNIC , China ’s administrative agency for internet affairs, is expected to announce tomorrow that ‘.cn’ and other Chinese-language domain endings will be made available...
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Has EU's China weapons ban been useless?
2012-05-25 (China Military News cited from asiasentinel.com and by Jens Kastner) -- When the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force recently spotted a Chinese navy flotilla sailing into the West Pacific, what disturbed...
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Police in central China detained a former Communist Party official on suspicion of raping underage *banned*, state media said on Sunday, following an online uproar about the latest case of abuse of power. Li Xingong, who was the party...
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Taiwan's government says it will allow the export of hundreds of strategic high-tech goods to China if exporters can prove that North Korea or Iran will not be their final destinations.
http://news.yahoo.com/taiwan-easing-...--finance.html
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Becasue it's "disrespectful"
Quote: : "The time-travel drama is becoming a hot theme for TV and films. But its content and the exaggerated performance style are questionable. Many stories are totally made-up and are made to strain for an effect of novelty...
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No Doctor Who in China then? 1Billion people can't be wrong Quote that China has done something like this....
To ban one kind of fiction is a bit of a slippery slope.
It just seems kinda silly, but scary.
I don't know what to say.
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