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To: JGoren who wrote (62353)4/10/2007 6:07:25 PM
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China slams US over WTO complaints
By Richard McGregor in Beijing and Eoin Callan in Washington

Published: April 10 2007 12:09 | Last updated: April 10 2007 12:09

China reacted harshly to a US decision to take it to the World Trade Organisation over piracy and copyright protection, saying it would “seriously damage” bilateral co-operation and harm business ties.

The statement from China’s commerce ministry on Tuesday followed the announcement by Washington that it was lodging two cases with the WTO, on intellectual property rights protection and market access for US movies, DVDs, books and music.

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