On the recordDecember 5, 2011
The Chinese government... wants to proceed in international commerce; yet they seem to be unwilling to step up and be financially responsible for faulty product.
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congress.govThe Chinese government... wants to proceed in international commerce; yet they seem to be unwilling to step up and be financially responsible for faulty product.
Mark Pryor criticizes the Chinese government for not taking responsibility for faulty products.
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