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•	No universal quality education, no strong country
•	Wen stresses reporting of officials' assets
•	Review of Premier Wen's government work report
•	China woos multinationals to set up regional HQ
•	Wen admits governance shortcomings
•	Wen vows to curb excessive growth of home prices
•	China to invest massive funds to boost employment
•	China to reform income distribution system, narrow income gap
•	China to accelerate development of Internet of Things
•	Wen promises continuous increase in rural incomes

•	Personal income tax threshold may rise to spur demand
•	China plans US$1.5 bln to support small businesses
•	China to boost development in Tibet, Xinjiang
•	China to see crucial but complicated year
•	Industrial restructuring enhanced for balanced growth
•	China to develop core technologies for space exploration
•	China reports hefty investment to improve people's livelihood in 2009
•	65.5% of planned investment realized in Sichuan
•	China to enhance armed police's ability to fight terrorism
•	Beijing expects six-party talks before July

•	Key figures in government work report by Premier Wen
•	China plans 'proper, sufficient' supply of money, credit
•	China budgets US$154.4 bln of fiscal deficit for 2010
•	China sets inflation target at 3% for 2010
•	Wen signals political restructuring to address concerns
•	China to relax hukou restrictions in small cities, towns
•	China to 'strictly control' new projects this year
•	11th Panchen Lama makes debut
•	China to build industrial system of low-carbon emissions
•	China to continue 'proactive fiscal policy, moderately easy monetary policy' in 2010

•	China to hold unemployment rate within 4.6% in 2010
•	Highlights of Premier Wen's government work report
•	China to keep yuan 'basically stable'
•	China starts parliament session
•	China sets 8% target for 2010 economic growth
•	Press and public needed to keep politicians clean
•	Hu: China's private businesses at fresh start
•	People's Daily hails upcoming annual parliament session
•	Police step up fire risk supervision for sessions
•	China Eximbank not to seek listing

•	Bankers give voice to small businesses
•	Xinjiang is stable: NPC spokesman
•	China not to establish overseas military base
•	State food safety system planned
•	Top legislature to stress growth model transformation, people's livelihood improvement
•	China strictly follows WTO rules in foreign trade
•	Electoral law amendment to expand democracy
•	China's defense budget to grow 7.5% in 2010
•	Legislation efforts to shape socialist legal system
•	Foreign leader's meeting with Dalai angers Chinese people

•	China plans to launch 2nd lunar probe in Oct.
•	China puts economy first as it holds annual sessions
•	Presidium, agenda set for parliamentary session
•	Interference in China's internal affairs 'unacceptable'
•	Blueprint for 2010 has social emphasis
•	High-speed rail spearheads China's efforts to boost economy
•	Housing prices top agenda at sessions
•	5,820 advices submitted to CPPCC in 2009
•	China faces food security challenges: legislator
•	China's military not a threat: Major General