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China allows rebellions
There has been much euphoria and optimistic speculation among liberal and reform-minded Chinese commentators since the authorities backed away last month from their usual violent suppression of villagers rebelling against criminal land grabs by Communist Party officials, writes foreign affairs specialist Jonathan Manthorpe in Monday's Vancouver Sun.
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