the excessive concentration of power . . . particularly the first secretary, who takes command and sets the tune for everything.
Chris Smith: “the excessive concentration of power . . . particularly the first secretary, who takes command and sets the tune for…”
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Smith highlights concerns over the concentration of political power in China.
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