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News Archive --- Date:20041225
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Top legislature deliberates draft law against secession (13:19, December 25)
Tibet to hit record high in GDP (09:21, December 25)
First batch of peacekeeping troops back home from Liberia (09:20, December 25)
China willing to promote cooperation with Iraq: FM (09:19, December 25)
Premier Wen meets Venezuelan president (09:27, December 25)
Premier stresses quality, safety for Three Gorges project (09:26, December 25)
China applies to become FATF observer (11:43, December 25)
Senior official commends private business people (11:42, December 25)
Chinese premier pays tribute to former Indian PM Rao (11:40, December 25)
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Minsheng delays H-share listing to 2005
Shareholders' representatives of the China Minsheng Banking Corp vote on resolutions relating to the bank's development on Friday, during a shareholders' general meeting in Beijing.(newsphoto)
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Greeting from hometown of Santa Claus
A Santa Claus writes greeting card in Santa Claus Village on the Arctic Circle in Finland Dec. 22, 2004. As this Christmas approaches, Santa Claus has sent greeting letters with eight different languages to children all over the world. Chinese children can also receive greetings from the remote hometown of Santa Claus.
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Christmas in Shanghai
A lady walks under the "Christmas flower gate" of a shopping center in Shanghai on December 23. As Christmas approaches streets of Shanghai are decorated with Christmas trees, Santa Claus in red and various decorations relating to Christmas.
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Karzai swears in new reformist cabinet
Afghan President Hamid Karzai, center, and new Cabinet members during the swearing in ceremony of the country's new Cabinet at the Presidential Palace in Kabul Dec. 24. President Karzai swore in his new Cabinet Friday, hailing the body as Afghanistan's best hope for a better future and urging its new members to set aside ethnic and regional loyalties to work for the good of the nation.
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