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    China's Middle Class Doing it Tough

    Wed, 09/08/2010 - 23:53 EDT - EEO.COM.CN The Economic Observer Online

       A reporter from the People's Daily conducted an investigation into the lives of China's so-called "middle class." The reporter found that the Chinese "middle class" were living under...

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