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•	Top judge delivers work report on Supreme People's Court
•	4th plenary meeting of 5th Session of 11th CPPCC opens
•	Diplomat spells out Boao's broadening vision
•	China's manned submersible set for 7km dive
•	Let more lawyers defend criminal cases
•	Building Macao into world's leisure center
•	Political advisor calls for enhancing cross-Strait cultural exchange
•	Reforms urged to attract overseas Chinese
•	University president cares for Chinese teenager fitness
•	Political advisor urges harness on luxury, extravagance

•	Approval of nuke power projects expected to resume
•	Political advisor calls for non-profit social charity work
•	Deputies: Narrow urban-rural cultural gap
•	Draft amendment to Criminal Procedure Law ready for vote
•	Chinese leaders join ethnic NPC, CPPCC delegates
•	Former energy chief calls for policy support
•	Political advisors call for support for barefoot doctors
•	A pioneer of special education still inspires
•	Ex-Varyag Carrier may join PLA Navy in 2012
•	Aviation enterprises oppose EU carbon tax

•	Bear bile IPO bid gets little support
•	Nurture, reform necessary to create Chinese Steve Jobs
•	China reaffirms it will stick to socialist path
•	China promotes transgenetic research
•	Chinese president stresses stability in Tibet
•	Minister: no statistics for 'naked officials'
•	Lang Sheng: there's no 'secret detention' in China
•	Chongqing's panel discussion bars journalists
•	China continues to strengthen legislative work
•	Motions, suggestions from lawmakers gain positive feedbacks

•	NPC's inspections confirm progress in protecting people's welfare
•	Highlights of NPC Standing Committee work report
•	Top legislator delivers NPC work report
•	China to unwaveringly keep socialist path of political development
•	Law amendment targets illegally-obtained assets of runaway suspects
•	Political advisors submit 6,069 items of proposals
•	China adheres to limiting use of death penalty
•	Top leaders join lawmakers, political advisors in panel discussions
•	Chinese political advisor calls for film regulation
•	Clean energy giant eyes promotion of integrated PV

•	Legislation urged regarding online shopping
•	Partial transfer of gov't powers set to challenge laws
•	More seats to be given to workers, farmers in electing NPC deputies
•	China to elect lawmakers on equal ratio of rural, urban representation
•	Law amendment to protect human rights
•	Leaders, lawmakers discuss report
•	Minister: China is evaluating Libyan project security
•	No mercy for terrorists: Xinjiang party chief
•	Political motive behind self-immolations in Tibetan-populated regions
•	China calls for transparency in US' ITEC operation

•	China, U.S.trade imbalance questionable
•	Chinese companies can't return to Libya now
•	U.S. anti-subsidy duties not within WTO rules
•	Self-immolations can't disrupt Tibetan-populated regions
•	Chinese spacewomen brace for possible liftoff
•	China's foreign trade to slow to 7% in Jan-Feb
•	CPPCC members call for laws on personal data security
•	Minister: Legislation of Charity Law is speeding up
•	Minister explains why fiscal revenue grows faster than GDP
•	China's debt-GDP ratio hits 43%