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LHASA, China — Nearly two weeks after anti-Chinese riots and an ensuing crackdown, helmeted paramilitary police with batons checked identification papers in Lhasa’s old Tibetan quarter yesterday, even as the government said the city was returning to normal.
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|LHASA, China — Nearly two weeks after anti-Chinese riots and an ensuing crackdown, helmeted paramilitary police with batons checked identification papers in Lhasa’s old Tibetan quarter yesterday, even as the government said the city was returning to normal.
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