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Moves on the One Child Policy in China
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The Future of Two Economic Powerhouses
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Gendercide Recognition
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China considers scrapping 1-child policy
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More headaches for China
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A bleak future for boys in China, India and South Korea
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Female mortality matters
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Will the one-child policy wreck China’s economy?
Michael Cook | 14 December 2009
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