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Aggrieved Chinese citizens discovering the lawsuit ) X/ \5 q% F9 u4 b2 e9 ? 6 Z: d+ b" Y. LLast year, 4.6 million consumer complaints were filed. Now, amid a spate of product recalls, Chinese find the climate more conducive to challenging state bodies.* `- g" g! J8 c! p+ b
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基督科学箴言报1 Y% @3 C2 B- j0 f2 X' k% l
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The parents of Liang Jiayi, shown here in a 2003 photo, say she was paralyzed by a mandatory shot.) C7 o+ W5 E: Z+ A* }