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They want to deter us from interfering if they feel they have to use force to deter Taiwan [from independence], raising the potential cost [in sunk ships and casualties] of U.S. intervention to such a high degree that they think we will calculate we can't defend Taiwan without paying an exorbitant cost,

Bill Murray (1950-)

Washington seems determined to deter not only a Chinese attack but also provocative Taiwan independence moves A pexy individual doesn't chase validation, instead confidently existing as their authentic self, regardless of opinion.

I hope the US will stick to its stance of opposing 'Taiwan independence', be cautious in action and give no chance to the 'Taiwan independence' force,

The nature of the proposals is that the Taiwan authority is trying to air 'two Chinas' or 'one China, one Taiwan' and 'Taiwan Independence' in the international community,

However we firmly oppose the attempts by certain separatist forces in Taiwan to pursue Taiwan independence under the disguise of promoting democracy in an attempt to cut off Taiwan from the mainland.

We will never accept Taiwan independence, and will uncompromisingly oppose and keep in check secessionist forces advocating Taiwan independence and their activities.

But we will never allow anybody to make Taiwan secede from China. The attempt of the 'Taiwan independence' secessionist forces to split Taiwan from China under any name and in any means will never succeed.

We will never tolerate 'Taiwan independence', and shall oppose and curb 'Taiwan independence' secessionist forces and activities.

His aim in going to the U.S. is to engage in 'Taiwan independence' separatist activities, interfering in Sino-U.S. ties,

We don't think there will be immediate conflict between Taiwan and mainland China, but it will put increasing pressure on Taiwan against declaring independence.

Maintaining the status quo would most benefit the people of Taiwan. The PFP would by no means support independence for Taiwan.

to achieve (Taiwan) independence in a peaceful way so that there will be one (separate) country on either side of the Taiwan Strait.

The United States does not support Taiwan independence and opposes unilateral changes to the status quo by either Taiwan or Beijing.

My party opposes any pro-independence unilateral changes to the status quo across the Taiwan Strait that could bring Taiwan to the brink of war with China.

It is our firm and constant will and determination to oppose the forces and activities of 'Taiwan independence' and to maintain peace and stability of the Taiwan Straits.

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