[http://www.chinatechnews.com/index.php?action=show&type=news&id=1350 When China banned Wikipedia], however, the [[usual happy NPOV talk]] was invoked:
...na. On June 17, around 6:30PM Beijing time, the site opened up to users in China.
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Oppo Electronics Corporation, commonly known as Oppo, is a China based electronics and mobile communication company. Oppo Electronics Corpor
...ear 2004. By year 2016, Oppo became the biggest smartphone manufacturer in China.
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...uisite to any [[service economy]] definition. The government of [[w:China|China]] has committed to it as a long-term goal.
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...patent license]]s on it, and agencies to enforce that. The Government of China runs its own [[patent pool]]. So does MIT.
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...e''' is a euphemism for dictatorship. Although the [[People's Republic of China]] is officially a [[political party|multi-party]] state, with a Peasant's P
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..., not even being consulted in such decisions as how to deal with the [[Red China block]], which the still-reigning [[GodKing]] chooses to deal with unilater
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...edia corruption|corruption]] will inevitably emerge, e.g. [[Wikimedia]], [[China]]. Since most people think that is a [[Bad Thing]] they tend to think of d
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[[China]] has committed itself to eventually meeting all ISO 14000 standards.
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...ually make decisions about administering these. MIT and the Government of China run the largest known patent pools. A much smaller pool is the [[open pate
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| 2. || [[People's Republic of China|China (mainland)]] ||align="right"| 5.70 trillion ||align="right"| 4,400 ||align=
| 22. || [[Republic of China|Taiwan (ROC)]] ||align="right"| 406 billion ||align="right"| 18,000 ||align
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The World Bank approves and funds extremely destructive projects in [[China]] and [[Congo]] and [[Brazil]], which expand roads that lead to [[deforesta
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...haunt our dreams (which they will). If you’re ever on vacation in Japan or China, it’s probably a good idea to stay out of the waters, unless you want gia
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...[[land ownership]], and [[corporate priveleges]]. Some countries, like [[China]], are outside the system and have "pegged" their currency to the [[US Doll
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...zation (the elections, the lack of open discussion of what to do about the China ban), while two more illustrate the operational incompetence of it (inabili
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...dress. Your service will show the origin as U.S., even though it may be in China, Iraq, etc!
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...ng" the real world. When [[Wikipedia China block|Wikipedia was blocked in China]], for instance, some said it was for "trolling" the Chinese government, i.
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...pany based in [[Finland]] might employ X people in Finland and Y people in China. Now as in Finland it is fully possible to get [[cashflow]], [[asset]] and
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...is more than national, one must go down to the actual [[producer]] - in [[China]] they actually put the maker of every textile item on everything so you ca
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...ing a tradition of their own that has bad results sometimes. Examples: [[China]], [[Saudi Arabia]], [[UK]], [[France]], [[Mexico]], [[Peru]], [[India]], [
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..., to help expand establish the international image of China, demonstrating China's reform and opening up and progression of sport achievement, showing the c
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