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Featured Briefing - February 15, 2012

How to Mend U.S.-China Ties

As Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping visits the United States, CFR's Elizabeth C. Economy says Washington must address the trust deficit with Beijing as the top policy priority.

How to Mend U.S.-China Ties Jason Reed/Courtesy Reuters

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