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| China on defensive after Spielberg exit (AP) |
| Thursday, 14 February 2008 | |
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AP - China defended its policies in Darfur on Thursday and rejected attempts to link the humanitarian crisis to the Beijing Olympics, a day after Steven Spielberg said his conscience would not allow him to continue working as an adviser to the event.
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