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Should Philippines back China against US presence in South China Sea?

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July 26, 2017 | 10:05am

Should Philippines back China against US presence in South China Sea?

China has long suggested that outsiders in Asia should not meddle in the maritime dispute over the South China Sea. On Tuesday, its top diplomat reiterated this in Manila. In this May 24, 2014 photo, China's Harbin (112) guided missile destroyer, left, and DDG-139 Ningbo Sovremenny class Type-956EM destroyer, right, take part in a week-long China-Russia "Joint Sea-2014" navy exercise at the East China Sea off Shanghai, China. AP/China Out

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