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Wikipedia - Chinese destroyer Zibo -- Type 025D destroyer of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese dialects
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Wikipedia - Chinese dispatch boat Tientsin -- Chinese dispatch boat
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Wikipedia - Chinese Docking Mechanism -- Spacecraft docking mechanism used by China.
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Wikipedia - Chinese dragon
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Wikipedia - Chinese driving test -- Official driving skill test conducted in China
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Wikipedia - Chinese economic reform
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Wikipedia - Chinese emigration
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Wikipedia - Chinese enclaves in the San Gabriel Valley -- Large concentration of Chinese ethnic communities in greater Los Angeles, California, United States
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Wikipedia - Chinese era name -- Name given to a year in East Asian cultures
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Wikipedia - Chinese Esoteric Buddhism
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Wikipedia - Chinese Exclusion Act -- Act of US Congress in 1882 that prohibited all immigration of Chinese laborers
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Wikipedia - Chinese expedition to Tibet (1720)
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Wikipedia - Chinese exploration
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Wikipedia - Chinese famine of 1942-43 -- 1942-1943 famine in Henan, China
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Wikipedia - Chinese-Filipinos
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Wikipedia - Chinese francolin -- Species of bird
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Wikipedia - Chinese fried rice
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Anyang (599) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Binzhou (515) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Changzhou (549) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Daqing (576) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Handan (579) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Huanggang (577) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Jingzhou (532) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Linyi (547) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Ma'anshan (525) -- Type 054 frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Nantong (601) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Rizhao (598) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Weifang (550) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Wenzhou (526) -- Type 054 frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Wuhu (539) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Xiangtan (531) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Xuzhou (530) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Yancheng (546) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Yangzhou (578) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Yantai (538) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Yiyang (548) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Zaozhuang (542) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese frigate Zhoushan (529) -- Type 054A frigate of the PLA Navy
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Wikipedia - Chinese furniture -- A style of furniture
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Wikipedia - Chinese gentry
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Wikipedia - Chinese geography -- The sudy of geography in China since the 5th century BC
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Wikipedia - Chinese Girl -- 1952 painting by Vladimir Tretchikoff
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Wikipedia - Chinese given name
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Wikipedia - Chinese gods and immortals
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Wikipedia - Chinese goose -- Breed of domesticated goose
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Wikipedia - Chinese government
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Wikipedia - Chinese grammar
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Wikipedia - Chinese guardian lions
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Wikipedia - Chinese historiography
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Wikipedia - Chinese horror film
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Wikipedia - Chinese identity
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Wikipedia - Chinese Indonesian surname
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Wikipedia - Chinese information operations and information warfare -- Chinese cyberwarfare characteristics
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Wikipedia - Chinese intellectualism
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Wikipedia - Chinese, Japanese, dirty knees -- Racist playground chant
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Wikipedia - Chinese Land Reform -- Chinese campaign led by Mao Zedong
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Wikipedia - Chinese Lunar Exploration Program -- Chinese lunar research program
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Wikipedia - Chinese Manichaeism -- Form of Manichaeism practiced in China.
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Wikipedia - Chinese Martyrs
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Wikipedia - Chinese Marxist Philosophy
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Wikipedia - Chinese middle schools riots -- 1956 civil unrest in Singapore
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Wikipedia - Chinese Music Ensemble of New York -- Chinese orchestra
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Wikipedia - Chinese musicology -- Academic study of traditional Chinese music
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Wikipedia - Chinese names for the God of Abrahamic religions
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Wikipedia - Chinese numismatic charm
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Wikipedia - Chinese People's Liberation Army Forces Hong Kong Building -- Building in Admiralty, Hong Kong
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Wikipedia - Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference -- Political advisory body in the People's Republic of China
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Wikipedia - Chinese People's Republic
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Wikipedia - Chinese Philosophy
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Wikipedia - Chinese pole
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Wikipedia - Chinese surname -- Surnames used by Han Chinese and Sinicized ethnic groups
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Wikipedia - Chinese treasure ship -- Large wooden vessel commanded by the Chinese admiral Zheng He
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Wikipedia - Chinese unification -- Potential political unification of the People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Republic of China (ROC)/Taiwan into a single sovereign state
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Wikipedia - Chinese Union Version
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Wikipedia - Chi Shu-ju -- Taiwanese taekwondo practitioner
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Wikipedia - ChM-EM-+ichi Date -- Japanese politician
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