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UPDATED: December-14-2006 NO.24 JUN.15, 2006
JUN.15-21

"Science and technology, especially strategic high technology, is increasingly becoming the decisive force in economic and social development and the focus of competition of comprehensive national strength."

Chinese President Hu Jintao

"A relative shortage of resources, a fragile ecological environment and insufficient environmental capacity are becoming critical problems hindering China's development."

A government white paper titled "Environmental Protection in China (1996-2005)"

"I just want to get familiar with the route and surroundings to ensure there are no problems when I escort my son here tomorrow."

Guo Yusen, a Beijing resident, on the eve of the national college entrance exam on June 7-8

"Millions of people are eagerly awaiting this unique festival of sport and friendship. We are looking forward to top-flight football. We are looking forward to watching both the sport's "major" nations and those teams that have made it to the World Cup finals for the first time."

German Chancellor Angela Merkel

"The proposals had some positive steps in them and some ambiguities that should be removed. We hope, after we study the proposal in detail, we will have another round of talks and negotiations to achieve a balanced and logical conclusion.''

Ali Larijani, Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, on a package of incentives in exchange for Tehran's suspension of its nuclear program



 
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