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  • ...November, 1943 and tasked with providing relief to refugees in Europe and China in the aftermath of World War II.
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  • {{r|China, history}} {{r|China}}
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  • A province in the north of [[Vietnam]], on the [[China-Vietnam border]], neighboring [[Lai Chau Province]], [[Ha Giang Province]]
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  • ...tu, the introduction of which had a profound effect on the martial arts of China, [[Shaolin Kung Fu]] in particular.
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  • {{r|China}} {{r|Great Wall of China}}
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  • ...a very large real estate holding company, in [[People's Republic of China|China]].<ref name=bloomberg2022-03-14/> China has been in the midst of a massive building boom, for a long time.
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  • ...in Nanking; used as a ''casus belli'' for deployment of Japanese troops to China
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  • {{r|China, history}} {{r|China-Burma-India theater}}
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  • ...nce in the narrowest part of [[Vietnam]], between [[Laos]] and the [[South China Sea]], known as the birthplace of [[Ho Chi Minh]]; current economy largely
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  • {{r|China}}
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  • ...city in Liaoning, a province in the northeast of the People's Republic of China.
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  • Commissioner, [[U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission]] appointed by Sen. [[Harry Reid]];
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  • In 2018 China announced plans to build a nuclear-powered icebreaker, the '''Polar Silk Ro ...ia and the former [[Soviet Union]] had built nuclear-powered icebreakers. China's previous two ice-breakers, both named ''Xue Long'', are conventionally po
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  • ...rving one term; [[Director of Central Intelligence]]; [[U.S. Ambassador to China]]; youngest [[naval aviator]] in [[World War II]].
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  • A large river in Southern China. formed from the confluence of three rivers, the North (Bei), West (Xi) and
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  • ...ymbolized by President [[Richard Nixon|Richard M. Nixon]]'s state visit to China in 1972, with the issuance of the [[Shanghai Communique]]. ...ing the breakup of the [[Sino-Soviet Bloc]] and the border tension between China and the Soviet Union, had to include the PRC. In detente, the five-power mo
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  • ...hotoo'' 'Southwest Islands') subtropical Japanese island chain in the East China Sea, east of Taiwan; divided between Okinawa and Kagoshima prefectures and
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  • {{Image|Three gorges dam map 2.gif|right|435px|Yangtze River, China.}} ...lled Cháng Jiāng 长江, "long river," in Chinese) is a large river in central China.
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  • {{r|China, history}} {{r|China}}
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  • A series of [[Vietnam]]ese kingdoms that extended from a revolt against China in 939 CE, to the establishment of the [[Nguyen Dynasty]] in 1789, with occ
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  • ...en Quang Province]]s, and ends in [[Ha Giang Province]] on the border with China.
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  • Region comprising China, Japan, North Korea, South Korea and Taiwan; also defined in cultural terms
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  • Commissioner, [[U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission]] appointed by Sen. [[Harry Reid]];
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  • ...trol in the area after the [[First Sino-Japanese War]], but returned it to China, which then leased it to Russia. The [[Russo-Japanese War]], however, let J ...cured the Leasehold, and eventually used it as a staging area to move into China.
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  • ...ude>The extension of border clashes between Japan's [[Kwangtung Army]] and China, into full-scale war, beginning in 1937 and merging into [[World War Two in
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  • | title = Clenbuterol contamination, pork &mdash; China (Guangdong) In February 2009, 70 people in China have become ill due to clenbuterol consumed in contaminated pork. <ref name
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  • ...rd of the island of [[Borneo]], [[Indonesia]], [[Brunei]], and the [[South China Sea]]; south of [[Vietnam]]
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  • ...is the part of greater Turkestan in Xinjiang, [[People's Republic of China|China]] and far eastern [[Central Asia]]. The area is largely inhabited by indige ...red as the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region by the [[People's Republic of China]]). The Tian Shan (Tengri Tagh) and Pamir mountain ranges form the rough di
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  • <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>A region in northeastern China, rich in natural resources, control of which was key to the [[Empire of Jap
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  • * Cohen Warren I. ''America's Response to China: An Interpretative History of Sino-American Relations.'' (3rd ed. 1990) * Dulles, Foster Rhea. ''China and America: The Story of Their Relations Since 1784'' (1981) 277 pp.
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  • ...in War: Japan's Sixteenth-Century Invasion of Korea And Attempt To Conquer China'' (2005), The Royal Asiatic Society and The Institute of East Asian Studies ...n the Far East'', Vol. 23, No. 4 & 5: pp.&nbsp;215-219 & pp.&nbsp;239-254, China Mail Office.
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  • * Becquelin, Nicolas. "Staged Development in Xinjiang." ''China Quarterly'' (2004) (178): 358-378. Issn: 0305-7410 ...The Chinese program of development and control, 1978-2001", in ''Xinjiang: China's Muslim Borderland,'' ed. S. Frederick Starr, M.E. Sharpe, 2004, pp. 101-1
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  • {{r|China-Burma-India theater}} {{r|Republic of China (1912-1949)}}
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  • ...onomic group that was created by 21 nations, including the United States, China, Japan, Australia, Canada, Mexico, Singapore and others; representing more
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  • ...etween Afghanistan and Pakistan, lying along the ancient Silk Road between China and the West, and used by forces of [[Alexander the Great]], [[Genghis Khan
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  • ...Unit, codenamed GALAHAD, of 3000 men that operated in [[Burma]], in the [[China-Burma-India]] theater (CBI) of World War II in 1944.
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  • ...[[aerospace]] official, who played a primary role in their development of China's largest rockets.<ref name=xinhuanet2021-06-24/> | title = China's Long March rocket launch has world's highest success rate: expert
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  • ...l foreign assignments as well as headquarters work; most known for work in China, for which he became the scapegoat for Stalinist policy; purged by Stalin i
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  • ...hi-byo]] in [[Nagasaki]] is a little piece of [[People's Republic of China|China]] in [[Japan]].</div></div>
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  • ...nd cameras were soon imported from abroad which effected sales in mainland China.
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  • {{Image|Schina sea 88.jpg|left|300px|The South China Sea and its Islands}} ...cts to the [[Gulf of Thailand]]. Nations on its coasts include [[Brunei]], China, [[Indonesia]], [[Malaysia]], the [[Philippines]], [[Singapore]], and [[Vie
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  • ...Leasehold]], eventually a diversified industrial company in Manchuria and China, with influence on Japanese economic policy and providing cover for intelli
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  • ...the [[Association of Southeast Asian Nations]], as well as [[Bangladesh]], China, [[Japan]], [[South Korea]], [[India]] and [[Sri Lanka]]
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  • Special Administrative Region (SAR) in the south of the People's Republic of China; one of the world's leading financial, industrial, and transportation centr
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  • Commissioner, [[U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission]] appointed by Rep. [[Nancy Pelosi]
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  • | nationality = China | known_for = senior administrator in China's space industry
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  • {{r|China-Burma-India theater}} {{r|China}}
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  • ...ish control. The river was the scene for the of the [[Opium Wars]] between China and the [[United Kingdom]]. ...the area, but excludes Hong Kong and Macau, accounted for 30.7% of all of China's exports in 2004<ref>{{cite web
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  • ...Xiangjiang]], a tributary of the [[Yangtze River]], in [[Hubei Province]], China.<ref name=threegorgesprobe> | publisher=[[China Today]]
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  • ...e [[Guangxi]] Autonomous Region in the South of the [[People's Republic of China]]. Situated on the banks of the Kuei and Li Rivers, encircled by four lakes ...in by the Nan mountains, Guangxi has always been distinct form the rest of China. In early times, it was considered to be inhabited by unruly barbarians. Th
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  • ...mmonly known as the maidenhair tree (''Ginkgo biloba''), that is native to China and is cultivated as a shade tree, and is regarded as a living fossil.
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  • There are some very tall dams in China, and Chinese engineers have built [[lift lock|ship lift]]s to rapidly trans
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  • ...}</noinclude>One of two competing Japanese strategies for expansion beyond China and Mongolia, striking into the [[Soviet Union]] in search of resources; su
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  • ...acau Special Administrative Region''' (SAR), in the [[People's Republic of China]], is a former [[Portugal|Portuguese]] overseas [[colonialism|colony]]. ''M ...ane 路環島, in the Pearl River delta in the south of the People's Republic of China. A narrow land border joins the Macau peninsula to [[Guandong]] (Canton) pr
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  • ...e [[Guangxi]] Autonomous Region in the South of the [[People's Republic of China]], situated on the banks of the Kuei and Li Rivers, and a major tourist des
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  • ...e based on "realism", and a balance of power among the U.S., U.S.S.R., and China; most associated with [[Richard Nixon]] and [[Henry Kissinger]]
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  • ...sian region surrounded on three sides by the Sea of Japan (East Sea), East China Sea, and the Yellow Sea; divided into the states of North and South Korea.
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  • ...ellings of the Hakka and Minnan people in mountainous southeastern Fujian, China. Most were built between the 12th-20th centuries as large, enclosed and som
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  • Burma, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia; neighbouring parts of Bangladesh, China, Vietnam, Malaysia; Ceylon. Language: Pali. Tibet, Bhutan, Mongolia; neighbouring parts of India, Nepal, China, Russia; Kalmykia.
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  • ...such as: non-proliferation, counterterrorism, transnational crime, [[South China Sea]] and the [[Korean Peninsula]], etc.
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  • {{r|China-Burma-India theater}} {{r|China}}
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  • ...Sea to the south, India to the east, Iran and Afghanistan to the west, and China to the north.
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  • * Yantai, Shandong, China
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  • ...in War: Japan's Sixteenth-Century Invasion of Korea And Attempt To Conquer China'' (2005), The Royal Asiatic Society and The Institute of East Asian Studies
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  • ...who led the successful invasion of Malaya and Singapore, was sidelined to China over military politics, returned to lead the ground defense of Leyte, and l
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  • ...et empire, some believe the U.S. is the only remaining superpower, or that China is rapidly rising to superpower status.
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  • (Also ''Taoism'') Philosophical and religious tradition originating in China between 6th and 2nd centuries BCE; as a philosophy, advocates harmony with
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  • On the border of [[Vietnam]] with China, '''Lang Son Province''' is primarily agricultural, but, as a transportatio China forms its northern border, [[Cao Bang Province]] on its northwest side, [[H
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  • ...Judiciary Committee]]; [[House Armed Services Committee]]; [[Congressional China Caucus]]; chair, [[Congressional Prayer Caucus]]; Congressional Internet Ca
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  • | title = A Hero, Soviet-Style (book review of Borodin, Stalin's Man in China. By Dan N. Jacobs) ...g [[Chinese Communist Party]], as well as set up the first United Front in China, working with lesser agents such as Ho. <ref name=Grasso>{{citation
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  • ...arezemian Empire, the Western Xia (a Tangut state), and the Jin Dynasty in China. He died in 1227 after returning to Mongolia from fighting in China, leaving his (by that time) substantial empire in the hands of his third so
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  • {{Image|Wulanhaote City Street - Inner Mongolia - China.JPG|right|350px|A main street of Wulanhaote near to the train station.}} ...d 1950, Wulanhaote was the capital of Inner Mongolia Region.<ref>Governing China's Multiethnic Frontiers By Rossabi, Published 2005, University of Washingto
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  • ...of [[Korea]], the '''First Sino-Japanese War''', between [[Qing Dynasty]] China and [[Meiji Restoration]] [[Japan]], also affected the power balance in Eas
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  • ...eties of all Ages and Countries, Embracing the Mysteries of Ancient India, China, Japan, Egypt, Mexico, Peru, Greece, and Scandinavia, the Cabbalists, early ...ux (Editor), Lucien Bianco ''Popular Movements and Secret Societies in China, 1840-1950''. ISBN 0804707901.
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  • ...y televised music event in the history of [[China|The People's Republic of China]], with backing from the [[United Nations]]. The official [[slogan]] for th ...conference-in-beijing-show-of-peace-concert-to-take-place-on-april-17th-in-china-81502017.html|publisher=PR Newswire|accessdate=28 October 2013}}</ref>
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  • The '''li''' 里 was a unit of length and area used in China from the [[Qin dynasty|Qin period]] to the early [[Qing dynasty|Qing period ...countries that have converted to metric. For instance, the [[Great Wall of China]] is called, in Chinese, "The Long Wall of 10,000 Li."
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  • ...ization, and post-1975 but related warfare among Vietnam, [[Cambodia]] and China
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  • ...lion people died (mostly civilians), begun when [[North Korea]], backed by China, attempted to overrun [[South Korea]], which had been placed under the cont
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  • ...ss developed countries, providing services (e.g., as "barefoot doctors" in China); often combine knowledge of medical and traditional healing
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  • ...hree nations had already been involved in armed conflict, such as Japan in China, Germany in Poland, and Italy in Ethiopia.
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  • | url = http://blog.usw.org/2009/11/12/tripping-in-china-barack-obama%E2%80%99s-challenge/ | title = Tripping in China: Barack Obama’s Challenge
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  • ...t the[[ Naval Ordnance Test Station (NOTS) China Lake]] which later became China Lake Naval Air Weapons Station. As a navy scientist, Saint-Amand helped dev Saint-Amand received the [[LTE Thompson Award]] during his China Lake career. He appeared in the Who's Who in the World and was a fellow of
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  • ...rmy]] officer, who first served in intelligence and covert action roles in China and Manchuria, then became a conventional commander and staff officer; exec
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  • Government and public policy attorney; commissioner, [[U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission ]], appointed by Sen. [[Mitch McCon
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  • ...ange extends east to west across a wide area of Central Asia, from western China and through Kashmir and northern Pakistan to Afghanistan. It is the watersh
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  • The government of China has built or is building several new '''Chinese ship lifts'''. | title=Planning of the ship lift at the Three Gorges dam in China
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  • ...of [[Finmeccanica]]; Congressionally appointed Commissioner on the [[U.S.-China Security Review Commission]] and Fellow at the [[Taiwan Institute for Polit
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  • ...uan Province''' is the southernmost part of central [[Vietnam]]; the South China Sea forms its eastern border. Its capital is '''Phan Rang-Thap Cham'''.
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  • ...nguage''' (several varieties of the Sino-Tibetan language family spoken in China) may refer to
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  • The plant was originally cultivated for fiber in China c. 2800 BC, and later spread all the way across [[Asia]], reaching [[Europe ...he Western world. However, it is still grown as a legal commercial crop in China and eastern Europe. Rope, yarn, and string are all made from the strong, du
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  • ...t mountain is [[Mount Everest]] in the [[Himalayas]] on the border between China and [[Nepal]]. It was first successfully climbed in 1953 by [[Tenzing Norga
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  • |{{Image|Smog in Kunming, China in 2005.jpg| |200px|Smog in Kunming, China in 2005}}
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  • ...d from his seat in the Politburo, in the interest of better relations with China
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  • ...Anderson and Otto Zdansky;Zhoukoudian,China Davidson Black;Zhoukoudian,China
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  • ...in two states, [[North Korea]] and [[South Korea]]. An adjacent region of China also belongs to the Korean culture area.
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  • ...on to the El Salvador Elections and delegations to the Peoples Republic of China in 2000 and 2005.
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  • * [http://es.chinabroadcast.cn/ China Radio International] ...//esperanto.china.org.cn/world/index.htm China Interreta Informa Centro] - China's Official Gateway to News & Information in Esperanto
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