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[Title] => Shanghai’s success should inspire us, not discourage us
[Summary] => It’s disheartening to come home to the same ridiculous quarrels. The Opposition is yelling that GMA will soon declare martial law and crack down on them and all dissenters. The Palace is protesting, "No way."
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[Summary] => Extremely excited, I was delighted at how such a long instrument began splashing a golden colored liquid into my vessel. As much as this may sound like an excerpt from a novel whose focus is sexual fetishes, I must confess that this involves nothing more than a metallic tea pitcher with an over-extended spout pouring tea into my cup as I started my dinner. Such an event marked the beginning of my first meal in Shanghai.
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December 28, 2011 - 1:11pm
