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mushroom. Many plans for industrial parks and regional airports have not materialized, however. The partial takeover of the Toulouse airport (home of Airbus and other aerospace firms) has been marred by the temporary arrest in China of the lead Chinese investor and by a search for quick profits. Academia

of Canada’s thirty Chinese-language papers, almost all of Australia’s twenty papers, and 80 percent of Japan’s thirty papers received PRC funds. 35 Zhang, Dawei (SKA DP). “Ste MH ah ie IE eS BE Ge in.” SBS et eit SRR, tH FL AG HR.” September 22, 2005. 36 Wayne Lin (#232). 37 “RB OCS) Mk CEO : MAE RIA

lar in the United States, researcher Zhang Chi found that the most successful pieces skewed significantly to the right of the US political spectrum.* Zhang noted that the right-wing view on WeChat generally embraces a social Darwinist, zero-sum conception of racial politics, with Chinese in America portr

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Pougnet, who is charged with accepting bribes, will be tried in October. Continuing Coverage: FBI Investigating Missouri Lobbyist. Politico (7/25, Zhang, 4.29M) reported that the FBI is investigating Missouri marijuana lobbyist Steve Tilley, who "represented lucrative clients who appeared to receive

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Pougnet, who is charged with accepting bribes, will be tried in October. Continuing Coverage: FBI Investigating Missouri Lobbyist. Politico (7/25, Zhang, 4.29M) reported that the FBI is investigating Missouri marijuana lobbyist Steve Tilley, who "represented lucrative clients who appeared to receive