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Taiwan's ruling party has claimed victory in the island's presidential election.

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Taiwan's main opposition presidential candidate has said she is open to the island's unification with China, providing the issue wins popular support.

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September 18, 2011 - 4:00pm

Taiwan's main opposition presidential candidate has said she is open to the island's unification with China, providing the issue wins popular support.

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