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•	Xinjiang to receive massive input
•	Premier Wen vows 'utmost' efforts to redress injustice
•	Premier urges better coordination to tackle global economic imbalance
•	China to contribute to a fair, reasonable world order
•	Diplomatic snub against China in Copenhagen 'still a mystery'
•	Wen reiterates worries over China's assets in U.S.
•	China's exit strategy must be 'very cautious, flexible'
•	Chinese premier says U.S. responsible for disrupted ties
•	Wen: Sino-US relations go beyond bilateral scope
•	Wen promises to grant foreign enterprises 'national treatment'

•	Wen: China to increase imports, promote balanced trade
•	Premier: restrictions on Chinese exports hurt foreign businesses in China
•	China's development affects no other countries
•	HK to see gradual progress in promoting democracy: Premier
•	Wen: wish to visit Taiwan still very strong
•	Premier Wen says he is staunch supporter of free trade
•	Chinese yuan 'not undervalued'
•	China to continue its efforts to tackle climate change
•	Structural adjustment, inflation management key to avert 'double dip': Premier
•	China opposed to fingerpointing in exchange rate issue

•	Chinese yuan appreciates 14.5% in real term when world economy is worst hit
•	Stable yuan facilitates recovery of world economy
•	Premier reiterates China's stance on yuan exchange rate
•	Bumpy road ahead for China's development
•	Premier Wen Jiabao meets the press
•	China's parliament endorses government work report
•	Work reports of supreme court, procuratorate approveds
•	Annual parliament session holds closing meeting
•	Work report of its standing committee approved
•	China's parliament adopts 2010 budgets

•	China's parliament adopts amendment to Electoral Law
•	China's top legislature ends annual session
•	Chinese lawmakers to vote on amendment to Electoral Law
•	China sets to build smart grid to tap renewable energy
•	Chinese legislator calls for explicit penalties against corrupt officials
•	China's annual parliament session to hold closing meeting
•	Edmund Ho vows to fulfil new duty
•	Lawmaker promotes production of ethanol from straws
•	10,000 dams proposed to be built to curb Yellow River sedimentation
•	Official optimistic in consumption's role in driving growth

•	World media positive about NPC, CPPCC
•	National reserve system called for to protect rare mineral
•	Housing proves hot button issue
•	Inflation set to stay under control
•	Call to close tiger farms disputed
•	Autonomy on way for universities
•	Macao ex-chief elected CPPCC vice chairman
•	CPPCC to conclude annual session
•	Senior Chinese leader underlines social fairness, justice
•	Tibet, Xinjiang lawmakers, political advisors counterattack US rights report

•	Human rights protection tops China's judiciary agenda
•	Chinese President calls for reinforced army building
•	Lawmaker calls for national rare earth reserve
•	Google warned to bear consequence if it violates laws
•	Google has freedom to quit or stay: minister
•	China's Internet environment is open: official
•	'Cooling off' days proposed for prospective divorcees
•	Design of homemade jumbo jet to be completed by year-end
•	Comments flood in on education reform plan
•	HK opposition demands 'may hurt dialogue'