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With hacking case, US hopes fade that China can play by 'rules'


terradaily.com - 21-May-2014

Washington (AFP) May 20, 2014 - In choosing a major escalation with China over cyber-espionage, the United States has laid bare its frustrations after years of hoping the Asian power would accept a US-led international order. President Barack Obama and his predecessors have long recited a mantra that the United States welcomes China's rise but wants it to join a "rules-based order" and take a greater...


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