By NBC News' Ed Flanagan BEIJING – A veil of secrecy and intense – some would say comically extreme – protective measures defined the lead-up to today's 60th anniversary celebrations in China. The massive military parade on Thursday was the manifes... ...full story at NBC World Blog
from NBC World Blog on Thu, Oct 01 2009
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