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US sees generational gap over China policy
A generational shift in US public attitude toward China may signal a long-term change in how Washington interacts with Beijing, according to a newly released survey. Conducted by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, US broadcaster NPR and market research firm Ipsos, the survey found that younger »»»
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