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Morning ClicksMorning Clicks: October 22

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A netizen protests re-education through labour Sunday at Beijing's 798 art district.
Associated Press
-- US aircraft carrier cruises disputed Asian seas Vietnamese security and government officials were flown onto the nuclear-powered USS George Washington ship, underlining the burgeoning military relationship between the former enemies.
Bloomberg
-- China Foreign Investment Drops Amid Slowing Economic Growth Investment fell 6.8 percent from a year earlier to $8.43 billion, the Ministry of Commerce said in Beijing today. Spending in the first nine months of the year dropped 3.8 percent to $83.4 billion compared with a drop of 3.4 percent in the first eight months.
China Law Blog
-- Getting Money Out Of China. That’s Illegal. Why would you call a lawyer to ask how you can violate the law?  What you are seeking is not legal help, but a way to skirt the law and there is no way we are going to help in that.
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Council on Foreign Relations
-- Foreign Policy Questions for the Candidates China-bashing television ads and debate over whose pension fund has Chinese companies are not going to help the American people understand who would better manage U.S.-China relations and China's rise.
-- What We Need to Hear From the Candidates on China
Cynical Kenyan Perspective
-- 5 Reasons Why China Is Africa’s New Best Friend When it comes to investments, Africa said “Show me the money”, and China wrote a check. Meanwhile, the West only managed to come up with a list of demands and pre-conditions. As they say, “Money talks, and B.S. walks.”
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Daily Yomiuri
-- Chinese ships in waters near Senkaku isles Soon after 9:30 a.m., a fishery patrol vessel, the Yuzheng 202, operated by the Chinese Agriculture Ministry's Fisheries Bureau, was seen sailing 42 kilometers west-northwest of Kubajima island, also in the Senkaku chain. The ship entered the contiguous zone near the island.
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