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A super-stealthy warship that could underpin the U.S. navy's China strategy will be able to sneak up on coastlines virtually undetected and pound targets with electromagnetic "railguns" right out of a sci-fi movie. 

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WASHINGTON – The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is caught in the middle of a dispute between China and the United States over how territorial disputes in the South China Sea should be resolved.

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                    [Title] => US Navy hopes stealth ship answers a rising China
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A super-stealthy warship that could underpin the U.S. navy's China strategy will be able to sneak up on coastlines virtually undetected and pound targets with electromagnetic "railguns" right out of a sci-fi movie. 

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WASHINGTON – The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is caught in the middle of a dispute between China and the United States over how territorial disputes in the South China Sea should be resolved.

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