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The Wall Street Journal
Hong Kong Plans Law to Tie Mobile-Phone Numbers to User’s Identity — The city’s government moved to make people provide their identities when buying SIM cards, a change that critics said will infringe on individual freedoms and privacy.China Delivers Three-Child Policy, but It’s Too Late for Many — Beijing is letting married couples have three children, but demographers say it would have had a bigger impact before the one-child mind-set took hold.China Factories Delay New Orders as Costs Rise, Risking Supply Shortages — Buffeted by rising costs, some Chinese manufacturers are refusing to accept new orders or are
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