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SHENZHEN, China — The Dalai Lama’s representatives left China yesterday with a solid offer from Beijing for future talks, marking a small step toward expanding dialogue between the two sides following anti-government riots in Tibet.
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|SHENZHEN, China — The Dalai Lama’s representatives left China yesterday with a solid offer from Beijing for future talks, marking a small step toward expanding dialogue between the two sides following anti-government riots in Tibet.
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