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Chinese media, netizens ease up on Scarborough Shoal standoff

By Mike Frialde | April 14, 2012 - 12:00am

China’s media and its netizens, or those who frequently use the Internet, have become more relaxed in discussing the unfolding impasse at the Scarborough Shoal involving vessels from China and the Philipp...

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