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China's efforts to maintain control over citizens now include implementing volunteer "stability-m...
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The Microsoft founder and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg are active in trying to eradicate poli...
Look up (with binoculars) for a glance of 2012 DA14, size of half a football field.
