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		<title>By: Google finds its soul in China &#8211; Writing Near Hills</title>
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		<description>[...] Good for Google! As an American, I grew up with a pretty steady drumbeat of praise for free speech. It&#8217;s not easy for me to think of many values that resonate with me as strongly and as clearly as freedom of speech. And so I&#8217;m very happy to see Google withdrawing from their arrangement with the Chinese government. Freedom is the ultimate complementary good. [...]</description>
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