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"how could you not speculate that the continued struggles at RTHK would further taint the already slanted music awards?"
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The CMP's David Bandurski points out that the story about President Hu Jintao's speech calling for better "management" and "use" of the Internet has been at the top of China's commercical Internet portals all week.
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