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Relief Work

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-	Eight large 'Quake Lakes' in Sichuan Threaten Remaining Villages
-	Tens of thousands of Chinese Seek to Adopt Quake Orphans
-	Cultural Relics Lost to Quake in China
-	167 Aftershocks Above Magnitude 4 Monitored in Sichuan After Major Earthquake
-	China's Commercial Enterprises Lose 25 Bln Yuan in Quake
-	China Reiterates Urgent Need for Tents in Quake-hit Areas
-	'Quake Lakes' on China River to be Fixed; Thousands Evacuated
-	Thousands Injured in China Quake Being Moved for Treatment
-	China Quake Survivors, Rescuers Being Helped by 68,000 Volunteers
-	11th Panchen Lama Prays for Quake Victims
-	PetroChina's Oil, Gas Production Nearly Restores in Sichuan
-	Power Supply Mostly Restored in Quake-hit Sichuan Province
-	80% of Quake Victims' Corpses Buried or Cremated
-	Psychological Treatment Being Offered in China's Quake Areas
-	Hong Kong Sends Logistic Support Team for Mainland Quake-hit Area
-	Survivors of China Quake Cope With Thousands of Aftershocks
-	No Major Epidemic Outbreak Reported in Quake-hit Zone
-	Man Alive Nearly 179 Hours After Quake
-	Donations to China's Quake-hit Regions Near 14 Bln Yuan
-	Teachers' Ultimate Sacrifice

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