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The US Ambassador to China Gary Locke during the US-China People-to-People Exchange at the National Museum in Beijing on May 4, 2012. China said that blind activist Chen Guangcheng can apply to study abroad, offering a possible resolution to a crisis that erupted when he escaped house arrest and fled to the US embassy. The apparent concession came after Chen said he was in "great danger" and urged China's government to honour guarantees on his safety, and after he phoned US lawmakers in a dramatic appeal for help to leave the country. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON
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Beijing, CHINA |
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MARK RALSTON |
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4 Mai 2012 |
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