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		<description><![CDATA[By Don Lee August 12, 2008 in print edition C-1 When former Chinese gymnastics champion Li Ning ascended on a high wire to the top of the Olympic stadium Friday to ignite the caldron, it was a magical finale to a dazzling opening ceremony. It was also a coup for his athletic-wear firm – especially [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[With the 2008 Olympic Games just around the corner, China is eagerly preparing for this historic event and enthusiastically promoting anything and everything that’s connected to the Beijing Olympic. According to recent announcement by BOCOG, the Olympic Game would generate approximately US$1.6 billion profit from licensing, sponsorships and ticket sales. What are the Chinese consumers’ [...]]]></description>
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