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-USTR Spokesman Richard Mills
 USTR Zoellick gestures during a news conference in Washington Thursday, July 8, 2004, to announce that the Bush administration has resolved disputes with China involving Chinese discrimination against American semiconductor manufacturers. (AP Photo/Hans Ericsson)
USTR Zoellick gestures during a news conference in Washington Thursday, July 8, 2004, to announce that the Bush administration has resolved disputes with China involving Chinese discrimination against American semiconductor manufacturers. (AP Photo/Hans Ericsson)
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