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Shanghai (Chinese: 上海; pinyin: Shànghǎi (help·info); Wu (Long-short): Zånhae; Shanghainese (IPA): [zɑ̃'he]), situated on the banks of the Yangtze River Delta in East China, is the largest city of the People's Republic of China and the eighth largest in the world. Widely regarded as the citadel of China's modern economy, the city also serves as one of the most important cultural, commercial, financial, industrial and communications centers of China. Administratively, Shanghai is a municipality of the People's Republic of China that has province-level status. Shanghai is also one of the world's busiest ports, and became the largest cargo port in the world in 2005.

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Two men take their photo in Tiananmen Square in Beijing during a sandstorm on March 20, 2010. Beijingers woke up to find the Chinese capital covered in a film of yellow dust, as sandstorms caused by a severe drought in the north of the country and Mongolia swept into the city. Authorities issued a rare level five pollution warning, signalling hazardous conditions, and urged residents to stay indoors. Beijing
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Barclays PLC office, left, and its rival HSBC PLC office are seen in the financial district of Canary Wharf in London, Monday, Aug. 3, 2009. HSBC Holdings PLC and Barclays PLC shrugged off the near-collapse of Britain's banking system to report combined profits of more than 5 billion pounds ($8.4 billion) on Monday, fueling talk of financial recovery and raising fears of a return of the banking bonus culture. The solid results from the pair, which shunned a government bailout at the height of the crisis last year, inspired an across-the-board rise in banking stocks. HSBC Holdings, plc.
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To go with focus story India-China-Asia-technology-women-rights by Ben Sheppard A lone Indian woman (3rd L) waits for a bus at a bus-stop with other male travellers in New Delhi on March 17, 2010. While having a scan, a pregnant woman in India is not allowed to learn the gender of her unborn child. But her bill might be presented in a file coloured blue or pink -- and the meaning is clear. The method of skirting around the law is one of many reasons why 85 million women are described as 'missing' from India and China due to the abortion of female foetuses, female infanticide and death through neglect. Asia
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In this photo taken on Wednesday, March 17, 2010, wind turbines of the Donghai Bridge Offshore Wind Farm are seen near the Donghai Bridge in Shanghai, China. The Chinese government will spend billions of dollars on building nuclear and solar power plants, wind farms and on research into renewable energy technology. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT.

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In this photo taken on Wednesday, March 17, 2010, wind turbines of the Donghai Bridge Offshore Wind Farm are seen near the Donghai Bridge in Shanghai, China. The Chinese government will spend billions of dollars on building nuclear and solar power plants, wind farms and on research into renewable energy technology. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT.

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Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People's Court is seen Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Australia expressed disappointment Thursday that charges of stealing business secrets against one of its citizens would be tried in a closed court in China, and some lawmakers doubted the mining executive involved would get a fair hearing. Australian national Stern Hu is one of four employees of mining giant Rio Tinto who are due to face a court in Shanghai on Monday charged with stealing commercial secrets and taking bribes.

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Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People's Court is seen Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Australia expressed disappointment Thursday that charges of stealing business secrets against one of its citizens would be tried in a closed court in China, and some lawmakers doubted the mining executive involved would get a fair hearing. Australian national Stern Hu is one of four employees of mining giant Rio Tinto who are due to face a court in Shanghai on Monday charged with stealing commercial secrets and taking bribes.

AP 

Hostesses and Shanghai Expo mascot "Haibao" stand to wait during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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Hostesses and Shanghai Expo mascot "Haibao" stand to wait during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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A local dance group shows their performance during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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A local dance group shows their performance during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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Officials celebrate during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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Officials celebrate during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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An investor looks at a stock price monitor at a private securities company Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Asian stock markets have pushed higher after the U.S. central bank again pledged to hold interests rates low and gave mildly optimistic assessment of the world's largest economy. China's main Shanghai index added 1.9 percent Wednesday.

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An investor looks at a stock price monitor at a private securities company Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Asian stock markets have pushed higher after the U.S. central bank again pledged to hold interests rates low and gave mildly optimistic assessment of the world's largest economy. China's main Shanghai index added 1.9 percent Wednesday.

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An investor smiles as he looks at the stock price monitor at a private securities company Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Asian stock markets have pushed higher after the U.S. central bank again pledged to hold interests rates low and gave mildly optimistic assessment of the world's largest economy. China's main Shanghai index added 1.9 percent Wednesday.

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An investor smiles as he looks at the stock price monitor at a private securities company Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Asian stock markets have pushed higher after the U.S. central bank again pledged to hold interests rates low and gave mildly optimistic assessment of the world's largest economy. China's main Shanghai index added 1.9 percent Wednesday.

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In this photo taken on Tuesday, March 9, 2010, a woman walks past an urban housing against the high rise apartment buildings in Shanghai, China. The World Bank raised its China growth forecast this year to 9.5 percent from 9 percent on Wednesday but said Beijing needs to cool inflation and possible bubbles in real estate prices. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT.

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In this photo taken on Tuesday, March 9, 2010, a woman walks past an urban housing against the high rise apartment buildings in Shanghai, China. The World Bank raised its China growth forecast this year to 9.5 percent from 9 percent on Wednesday but said Beijing needs to cool inflation and possible bubbles in real estate prices. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT.

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In this photo taken on Tuesday, March 9, 2010, demolished urban housing is seen against the high rise buildings for urban redevelopment in Shanghai, China. The World Bank raised its China growth forecast this year to 9.5 percent from 9 percent on Wednesday, March 17, 2010, but said Beijing needs to cool inflation and possible bubbles in real estate prices. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT.

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In this photo taken on Tuesday, March 9, 2010, demolished urban housing is seen against the high rise buildings for urban redevelopment in Shanghai, China. The World Bank raised its China growth forecast this year to 9.5 percent from 9 percent on Wednesday, March 17, 2010, but said Beijing needs to cool inflation and possible bubbles in real estate prices. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT.

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SHANGHAI, CHINA - MARCH 16: A worker walks past a symbolic wall of faces, which is under construction, at the Joint-Africa Pavilion at the Expo Park on March 16, 2010 in Shanghai, China.

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SHANGHAI, CHINA - MARCH 16: A worker walks past a symbolic wall of faces, which is under construction, at the Joint-Africa Pavilion at the Expo Park on March 16, 2010 in Shanghai, China.

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SHANGHAI, CHINA - MARCH 16: A worker walks past a symbolic wall of faces, which is under construction, at the Joint-Africa Pavilion at the Expo Park on March 16, 2010 in Shanghai, China.

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SHANGHAI, CHINA - MARCH 16: A worker walks past a symbolic wall of faces, which is under construction, at the Joint-Africa Pavilion at the Expo Park on March 16, 2010 in Shanghai, China.

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SHANGHAI, CHINA - MARCH 16: A worker walks past a symbolic wall of faces, which is under construction, at the Joint-Africa Pavilion at the Expo Park on March 16, 2010 in Shanghai, China.

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SHANGHAI, CHINA - MARCH 16: A worker walks past a symbolic wall of faces, which is under construction, at the Joint-Africa Pavilion at the Expo Park on March 16, 2010 in Shanghai, China.

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SHANGHAI, CHINA - MARCH 16: A worker walks past a symbolic wall of faces, which is under construction, at the Joint-Africa Pavilion at the Expo Park on March 16, 2010 in Shanghai, China.

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SHANGHAI, CHINA - MARCH 16: A worker walks past a symbolic wall of faces, which is under construction, at the Joint-Africa Pavilion at the Expo Park on March 16, 2010 in Shanghai, China.

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CORRECTING OBJECT NAME A plane takes off from a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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CORRECTING OBJECT NAME A plane takes off from a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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CORRECTING OBJECT NAME Passengers prepare to check in at a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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CORRECTING OBJECT NAME Passengers prepare to check in at a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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Passengers prepare to check in at a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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Passengers prepare to check in at a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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CORRECTING OBJECT NAME Passengers prepare to check in at a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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CORRECTING OBJECT NAME Passengers prepare to check in at a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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A security personnel patrols the new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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A security personnel patrols the new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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Passengers prepare to check in at a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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Passengers prepare to check in at a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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Passengers prepare to check in at a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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Passengers prepare to check in at a new terminal at Hong Qiao airport, which opens ahead of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai on March 16, 2010. Shanghai opened a new terminal at its domestic airport, as China's second-largest city prepares to welcome tens of millions of visitors to the Expo 2010 starting on May 1.

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"Even with the breakdown of private risk-management, the financial system would have held together had the second bulwark against crisis -- our regulatory system -- functioned effectively"


Alan Greenspan Mar 20 2010 12:55 PM from The Market Oracle

"With China, we are working to support freedom of expression and Internet openness so there are not successful efforts to shut it down, to prevent it, to deny the people of China access to information"


Hillary Rodham Clinton Mar 19 2010 11:28 PM from The San Jose Mercury News

"This is really between Google and China ... We are not going to be telling Google what to do."


Hillary Rodham Clinton Mar 19 2010 11:28 PM from The San Jose Mercury News

"The Nuclear Posture Review will be a foundational document for this administration"


James Miller Mar 19 2010 10:17 PM from Scoop - New Zealand News

"We've never sought to make any link and neither have the Chinese in their discussions with us"


Simon Crean Mar 19 2010 10:17 PM from Scoop - New Zealand News

"If there were links, you would have expected the trade had fallen, yet last year China became our largest trading partner The two matters are separate"


Simon Crean Mar 19 2010 10:17 PM from Scoop - New Zealand News
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In this photo taken on Wednesday, March 17, 2010, wind turbines of the Donghai Bridge Offshore Wind Farm are seen near the Donghai Bridge in Shanghai, China. The Chinese government will spend billions of dollars on building nuclear and solar power plants, wind farms and on research into renewable energy technology. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT.

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In this photo taken on Wednesday, March 17, 2010, wind turbines of the Donghai Bridge Offshore Wind Farm are seen near the Donghai Bridge in Shanghai, China. The Chinese government will spend billions of dollars on building nuclear and solar power plants, wind farms and on research into renewable energy technology. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT.

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Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People's Court is seen Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Australia expressed disappointment Thursday that charges of stealing business secrets against one of its citizens would be tried in a closed court in China, and some lawmakers doubted the mining executive involved would get a fair hearing. Australian national Stern Hu is one of four employees of mining giant Rio Tinto who are due to face a court in Shanghai on Monday charged with stealing commercial secrets and taking bribes.

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Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People's Court is seen Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Australia expressed disappointment Thursday that charges of stealing business secrets against one of its citizens would be tried in a closed court in China, and some lawmakers doubted the mining executive involved would get a fair hearing. Australian national Stern Hu is one of four employees of mining giant Rio Tinto who are due to face a court in Shanghai on Monday charged with stealing commercial secrets and taking bribes.

AP 

Hostesses and Shanghai Expo mascot "Haibao" stand to wait during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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Hostesses and Shanghai Expo mascot "Haibao" stand to wait during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

AP 

A local dance group shows their performance during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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A local dance group shows their performance during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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Officials celebrate during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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Officials celebrate during the opening ceremony of "Expo Tour" Caravan for the Shanghai World Expo site Thursday, March 18, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Less than two months before the Shanghai World Expo opens, organizers said that preparations for taking the wrapping off the pavilions and putting crowd control measures are in place for the expected 70 million visitors are on track.

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