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Last updated: 2001-03-09


U.S. says China promising action on workers in Iraq
2001-03-09

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Colin Powell
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Iraqi Crisis
China-U.S.
WASHINGTON - China has told the United States that it has ordered companies suspected by Washington of helping Iraq rebuild its air defenses to stop what they are doing, Secretary of State Colin Powell said on Thursday. ... ...

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