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Sunday, March 14, 13:02 (CST) |
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The 500th Post
This post represents a bit of a milestone here at Lost Laowai, as it is (if the title didn’t give it away) our 500th one.
The first post on Lost Laowai was back in September 2006, and we’ve averaged about 2 posts a week in the 3.5 years since.
Going off visitation alone, the most popular post [...]
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| (AFP/File) - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has rejected foreign pressure on Beijing to allow its currency, the yuan, to appreciate, warning other countries to stop "finger-pointing". The US and the European Union, key trade partners for China, say the Communist leadership has intentionally kept the currency low to boost its exports, vital to the country's emergence from the global economic crisis.(AFP/File) |
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| (Reuters) - Rubbish collectors check their boats on a lake as a chimney from a nearby coal-burning power station billows smoke behind them in central Beijing March 12, 2010. China's top climate negotiator said on Wednesday that the cause of global warming was still not clear but the problems it is creating are so enormous that the world must anyway act to cut greenhouse gas emissions now. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA - Tags: ENVIRONMENT POLITICS) |
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| (Canadian Press) - Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario Tim Hudak, right, waves to the crowd on stage with his wife Debbie Hutton and daughter Miller after delivering the keynote address at the Annual General Meeting of the Progressive Conservative Party in Ottawa on Saturday, March 6, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Pawel Dwulit |
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