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2007-03-15-Thursday
�� Commentary: discussions about state affairs during annual sessions
promote democracy
�� Chinese pay close attention to '2 sessions'
�� Starbucks urged to move out of the Forbidden City
�� Govt urged to buy domestic products to encourage innovation
�� Global warming probably hyped by interest groups
�� "Grand Canal as great as Great Wall"
�� Foreign media pay great attention to China's "two sessions"
�� New ministry urged to control energy use
�� More political rights called for migrant workers
�� Social issues the hottest: surveys
�� Anti-corruption becomes most heated topic in society
�� The title "migrant rural workers" might be abolished
�� Anti-corruption to be key topic at NPC &CPPCC sessions
�� Media highly expects the upcoming NPC and CPPCC meetings
�� Entrepreneurs want political role
��China Observer
�� The poor and needy in circum Beijing-Tianjin belt
�� Men and women "unequal" in real life, survey
�� Aging society might not be a serious problem as people think, expert
�� Blind urban planning cost China dearly
�� Expert proposes ways to solve China's population problem
�� "Panda" virus reveals drawback of talent selection system
�� China might achieve national reunification by 2020, expert
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