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China' next round of ore talks in jeopardy

China's next iron ore pricing negotiation is now in jeopardy after Rio Tinto suspended this year's talks with Chinese steel mills without agreement just two months before the 2010 round was due to begin.
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China to cut auto parts tariff from Sept. 1

China has eliminated additional charges on imported auto parts, starting Sept 1 this year, the top planning body said on Wednesday, ending a two-year dispute with the World Trade Organization.
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Hyundai to build 3rd China plant in early 2010-exec

Hyundai Motor Co (005380.KS), South Korea's top automaker, and its China partner will start building their third plant in China early next year as its sales in the fastest growing major auto market may soon outpace existing capacity, an company executive said on Wednesday.
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China's Geely eyes bid for Ford's Volvo car

China's Geely Automotive (0175.HK) said its parent company plans to bid for all of Ford Motor Co's (F.N) Volvo Car Corp, becoming the latest Chinese automaker to chase a foreign marque in a global industry shakeup.
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Myanmar junta asserts control over rebellious region

Myanmar's military regime is stepping up efforts to show its neighbors that armed ethnic separatists on its border are under control after violent clashes that sent thousands of refugees pouring into China.
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China's CNPC gets $30 billion loan for overseas buys

China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC), parent of Asia's largest oil and gas producer PetroChina, said it secured a $30 billion state loan to fund overseas expansion, as Beijing seeks to secure resources for the world's fastest-growing major economy.
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China's Geely eyes bid for Ford's Volvo cars

China's Geely Automotive said its parent company plans to bid for all of Ford Motor Co's Volvo Car Corp, becoming the latest Chinese automaker to chase a foreign marque in a global industry shakeup.
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Oil prices hover near $71 as OPEC gathers

Oil prices hovered above $71 a barrel on Wednesday, after rising more than $3 the previous day, as OPEC ministers were expected at their meeting in Vienna to maintain official output unchanged.
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Oil prices hover near $71 as OPEC meets

Oil prices hovered above $71 a barrel on Wednesday, after rising more than $3 the previous day, as OPEC ministers were expected at their meeting in Vienna to maintain official output unchanged.
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Tai Chi for Spiritual Growth

Tai Chi is known as a soft martial arts technique that emphasizes health, longevity and proper form above self-defense.
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Something About Tai Chi

Tai chi is sometimes described as meditation in motion. Originally developed in China as a form of self-defense, this graceful form of exercise has existed for about 2,000 years. It's becoming increasingly popular around the world, both as a basic exercise program
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Keeping Young With Tai Chi

In our youth-oriented society, we are constantly bombarded with information on how to stay young. From skin care products that claim to reverse the signs of aging to books that claim to help you eat to stay young, we are a people in search of the fountain of youth.
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Tai Chi Practice

Tai chi is a mind-body practice that originated in China as a martial art. It developed in China in about the 12th century A.D. It started as a martial art or a practice for fighting or self-defense, usually without weapons.
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Top 5 Conditions to Get Heal With Tai Chi

Visitors to China are often amazed when they look out their hotel room windows early in the morning. In parks, squares, plazas, and schoolyards, ten of thousands of Chinese of all ages
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What are the Benefits of Acupuncture ?

Acupuncture is one of the oldest, most commonly used medical procedures in the world. Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medical technique. It is also called Oriental medicine. Acupuncture scientific name is paradigm.
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Parent of China's Geely eyes bid for Volvo

China's Geely Automotive said on Wednesday its parent wants to bid for Ford's Volvo Car Corp, becoming the latest Chinese firm to chase a foreign carmaker during a global industry overhaul.

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