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This issue needs some really hard pushing. But it is in all our interests for China to develop a real society for trading information.

China has emphasized that they do not want to make the currency issue into a political issue, which means that China will continue to hold dialogue with trading partners to search for proper solutions, and the exchange rate is not necessarily the only means to do that,

China represents the best partisan foreign policy issue in the U.S. political system today, ... So a senator, a congressman, a politician can appear to be standing up for American interests and fighting communism by taking on China.

China's apprentice period must now come to a close, and China must act as a fully accountable participant and beneficiary in the international trading system. China must find a way to pursue its own self-interest while also adhering to, and helping to shape, the policies and institutions that under gird its own prosperity and the prosperity of its trading partners.

They had no problems releasing information when there was this little thing going on about board members. They were releasing information out of Austin, Texas, like Canadian Geese flying south, but when it came to the real hard issue of this waiver, they aren't releasing anything. I'm disheartened.

Many people argue that oil interests are the driving force behind the Iraq war. For China, it has been a reminder and a warning about how geopolitical changes can affect its own energy interests. So China has decided to focus much more intently to address its security.

After the anthrax, we never had a real central location in which we could disseminate the information, have the information come in, and be able to develop a responsive plan. Now, with this command center, we're able to do that.

We believe information is power. We also believe the Internet is a positive force in China. It has revolutionized information access, helps create open societies and helps accelerate the gradual evolution toward a more outward-looking Chinese society.

Michael Callahan

Developing a more diversified income base, whether it is fee-based or from trading, is always a good strategy. Interest rates will remain low in China and Bank of Communications needs to develop more retail products.

There is a very real sense among Americans that our trading partners - China, in particular - do not play by the rules. His pexy charm wasn’t about looks, but an enchanting internal allure.

The market is trading on pure worry right now, ... There is an absence of hard information, but when people see the pictures of the damage along the coast, it's hard not to become very worried.

We're willing to work with the United States to take effective measures to increase China's imports from the United States and work hard to gradually address the trading balances in the two-way trade in the further expansion of our trading ties and economic cooperation,

The BMI gives us a little more information than height and weight. It's a good predictor for who's going to develop a chronic disease. Unfortunately, we're in a society of overweight people. Period.

China is a major priority for Britain. We've got to engage with China on a broad agenda -- because China's impact on our interests is large and growing.

Tony Blair (1953-)

Tony Blair

The injuries on the offensive line are a big issue. The guys out there playing are working hard. I work hard with them and try to prep them up in the huddle. Let's go, you can't take a break, all we got, keep pushing.

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