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Thousands Battle Police in China’s Northwest

Thousands Battle Police in China’s Northwest

A local government’s decision to move its administrative offices from one city to another has provoked two days of unrest in northwest China.


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  1. Thousands Battle Police in China’s Northwest

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  3. Thousands Riot in Northwest China

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  12. Crowd 'attacks China city police'

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  13. 6.5-magnitude quake strikes northwest China

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  14. USGS: 6.5-magnitude quake strikes northwest China

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  15. Strong Quake Rattles China's Northwest

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  16. Police: Japanese man wounded in northwest Pakistan

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  17. Police Killer a Hero in China

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  18. Rioters attack government office in northwest China

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  19. Rioters attack government offices in northwest China

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  21. Convicted police killer is executed in China

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  22. Police killer executed in China

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  23. China executes man convicted of killing 6 police officers

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  24. China police say tycoon under investigation

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