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Chinese manufacturers and retailers hope the burgeoning middle class's embrace of Western culture can fill the economic gap left by a drop in U.S. buying. Shannon Van Sant reports.
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December 26, 2012 8:23 AM
Chinese manufacturers and retailers hope the burgeoning middle class's embrace of Western culture can fill the economic gap left by a drop in U.S. buying. Shannon Van Sant reports.
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