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Chinese New Year decorations are hung in a park in the lead up to China's Spring Festival next week in Beijing on February 9, 2010. China posted 8.7 percent growth for 2009, putting it well on track to overtake Japan as the world's largest economy in the 2010, the Year of the Tiger. UPI/Stephen Shaver |
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