A nearly equal percentage of people around the world think positively of China and the United States. Negative opinion is also nearly the same. That’s what the latest opinion tracking poll of the BBC shows. The results, available here, show... ...full story at Tim Johnson
from Tim Johnson on Fri, Feb 06 2009
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