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Thursday, Jun 11 2009Guardian Examines Detention of 11 HIV-Positive People in China, Country Response to HIV/AIDSLondon s Guardian on Friday examined the detention of 11 HIV-positive people in China and the country s response to HIV/AIDS Branigan, Guardian, 4/18 . On April 5, Chine
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