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22:16 Jul 02 2009

•	China against tariff plan in US climate bill

•	China's GDP triggers hot discussion in Japan

•	Newspaper: Not time to spread 'China model'

•	Black box of Airbus A310 located

•	China softening hardline stance on ore price

•	Beijing school closed after 7 A/H1N1 cases confirmed

In Today's People's Daily

• Page 1: Wen urges corrections of problems discovered in auditing
• Page 1: Wen,Brown on bilateral ties via phone
• Page 1: VP asks CPC members to apply knowledge to work
• Page 1: China vows to further co-op with Indonesia
• Page 3:Developing nations eligible to share “climate friendly technology”
• Page 6: Beijing school closed after seven students diagnosed with A/H1N1 flu
• Headlines of "People's Daily", July 1, 2009

Features

China steps up efforts against A/H1N1 flu

An expat's life in China
Ancient Chinese design and its influence on modern Chinese architecture

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Air France, GM, Roh Moo-hyun, Food safety, migrant workers, procurement team, Satellite collision, Drought, 3G, Financial crisis,

　PD Comments

　People's Comments

• Deepening China-US military trust
• The "end" of two-war strategy
• Sex theme park gave way to public clamor
• Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan aim at regional security

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• EU launches in-depth probe into Lufthansa's bid for Austrian Airlines
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• Experts: US actions smack of protectionism
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• U.S. to participate in 2010 Shanghai World Expo

　World

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• Honduras president postpones return home
• Martinelli takes office as president of Panama
• Obama presses the case for health care reform
• U.S. has no plan to provide food aid to DPRK
• Jackson's will leaves out former wife
• U.S. suspends military ties with Honduras
• Bangladesh, United States to hold bilateral talks
• Flight recorder of crashed Yemeni airliner located
• Sri Lanka relaxes transport curbs to north

• Why does Chinese government procurement
favor foreign products?
• CPC members urged to fortify faith in socialism with Chinese characteristics
• International community should support Zimbabwe’s development
• Economist Cheng Enfu talks about contemporary Marxism and China
• CPC given high scores in performance

　Sci-edu

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• Scientists find why HIV patients are more susceptible to TB infection
• India to launch indigenous Oceansat-2
satellite next month
• "World's largest" shipyard opens in Dalian
• DELL may release Android gadget
• Global IT spending to drop nearly 11% in 2009
• Report: Seagrass losses accelerating
• Apple iPhone proves too hot for some

• Rockets seek to sign Magic's Gortat
• Shaq joins Cavaliers in Cleveland
• Chinese athletes set world records in 10m
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• Chinese women's teams advance in world beach volleyball championships
• World University Games start in Belgrade
• Real Madrid signs Lyon striker Benzema
• Olympic champion: Universiade is just a warm-up

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