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March 22, 2006

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Linklets 21st March

According to a poll conducted by the Global Times two in three Chinese like Americans, while one in five dislikes them? Is that like saying three out of four people make up 75% of the population?
Speaking of polls, 38% of South Koreans see China as the biggest security threat. Personally, I'd be more worried about Kim Jong-il.
China says it is America's Scapegoat.
Hong Kong fights for air.
The Three Gorges Dam: A catastrophe waiting to happen?
Where's the love? India's supreme court rules abstinence as grounds for divorce while the Shanghaiist reports that 90 couples end their nuptuals everyday in Shanghai.
China pulls the mask on internet gamers while Li Feng teaches youngsters to help others.
Is Bangalore the site of the next Silicon Valley?
South Korea exempts national baseball players from mandatory military service.
Get ready for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and be prepared to suffer through the fifty-two episodes of Five Friendlies Fun.

posted by Gordon on 03.22.06 at 01:06 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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Er, that would be "Silicon Valley," unless Bangalore is also becoming the world capital of breast enhancements?

posted by: spike on 03.22.06 at 03:39 PM [permalink]

Heh. You never know...

posted by: Gordo on 03.22.06 at 09:49 PM [permalink]

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