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•	China's annual box office likely to hit US$1.5bln
•	Lawmakers call for more support for ethnic minorities
•	Equal representation to close rural, urban gap
•	NPC member urges freedom for football
•	Bilingual teachers needed for Xinjiang Uygurs
•	Political advisors suggest income tax cut
•	More than 800 foreign journalists to cover sessions
•	Highlights of work report of top political advisory body
•	China's economy faces 'complex' year: official
•	Int'l readers concerned about Wen's gov't work report

•	All eyes on China as lawmakers meet
•	Private businesses not contracted
•	Single mothers in China need more support
•	China to launch unmanned space module next year
•	Low-carbon lifestyle finds support at 'two sessions'
•	CPPCC starts annual session
•	Top political advisory body to start annual session
•	Corruption, livelihoods top concerns at sessions
•	China to invest US$1.5 bln in Tibet environment
•	Lawmakers gather in Beijing for parliament session

•	China stresses security, stability as sessions near
•	Senior leader calls for prevention of corruption at source
•	China to focus on adjusting energy structure
•	HK, Macao political advisors to focus on economy, environment
•	Cross-Straits economic pact open to opinions
•	Google's accusation 'groundless and unreasonable'
•	China's military no threat to other countries
•	China-US relations need more cooperation, less containment
•	Anti-corruption measures taking effect at local level
•	Green energy program drafted

•	China pledges to ensure fair education
•	Economists say China may 'adjust' monetary stimulus
•	State-owned restructuring plan gets green light
•	Police chief asks to fight woman, child trafficking
•	China to develop low-carbon economy
•	China allocates US$4.2 bln to support farmers
•	Economic gap keeps narrowing between east, west
•	HK Chief Executive to visit Beijing
•	Members of CPPCC arrive in Beijing
•	Panchen Lama becomes member of top advisory body

•	Political advisors discuss draft work report of CPPCC
•	Wen confident in 2010 economy despite complications
•	China's massive stimulus plan proved effective
•	Chinese gov't promises measures to close income gap
•	China adopts law on national defense mobilization
•	Gov't issues detention center guideline
•	Real-name whistleblowers must be replied to: Draft law
•	Sessions to address economic issues
•	Security beefed up for upcoming parliamentary sessions
•	China mulls amendment to state secrets law

•	Chinese netizens focus on corruption
•	Chinese voice concerns before parliamentary meeting
•	China to tighten controls on sex-related, illegal TV ads
•	China to continue stepping up work safety efforts in 2010
•	China to tighten reins on animal feed
•	Closer audit to gov't-funded projects
•	China to continue moderately easy monetary policy with flexibility
•	China's inflation rises modestly, pressure remains
•	China's PPI up 4.3% in Jan.
•	China's CPI rises 1.5% in January