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weeks after the devastating storm hit the country. Winds of up to 270km/h hit the central
Philippines when IT made landfall on 8 November.
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Japan lodged a strong protest over what IT said was an "escalation".
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China is thus well-behind the Americans but is fast developing an impressive UAV capability of
ITS own.
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What is clear from recent air shows and the Chinese technical press is that China has
developed a variety of UAVs matching virtually every category deployed by the US. THEY range
from small tactical drones of limited endurance to much larger systems that look strikingly like
US Reaper or Predator models...
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The two leading players in the drone club - the US and Israel - have developed UAVs for a
variety of purposes. THESE range from intelligence-gathering to strikes against targets on the
ground.
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The other reason for the significance of China's UAV programme is ITS implications for the
proliferation of such technology around the world.
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The other reason for the significance of China's UAV programme is its implications for the
proliferation of SUCH TECHNOLOGY around the world.
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China is sending an emergency medical team and a disaster relief team to the typhoon-hit
Philippines, following criticism of ITS initial response.
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China later pledged another $1.6m (£1m) in relief although IT was still a lower contribution
than that of several other countries including Australia, South Korea, and the UK.
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China later pledged another $1.6m (£1m) in relief although it was still a lower contribution
than THAT of several other countries including Australia, South Korea, and the UK.
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One week after Typhoon Haiyan ravaged the central Philippines, aid has begun to arrive in the
city of Tacloban, one of the worst-affected areas. But as the BBC's Rajesh Mirchandani found
out, IT has yet to reach many of those most in need.
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One week after Typhoon Haiyan ravaged the central Philippines, aid has begun to arrive in the
city of Tacloban, one of the worst-affected areas. But as the BBC's Rajesh Mirchandani found
out, it has yet to reach many of THOSE most in need.
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But correspondents say that one thing that has not changed is the oblique language used by
officials to inform the outside world about the meeting's outcome. THIS sometimes leads to
confusion....
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Chinese officials must stop using torture to extract confessions from suspects, the Supreme
Court has ruled. The court said on its official microblog that using "freezing, starving, extreme
heat, fire branding or extreme exhaustion" to extract confessions was also illegal. IT is the
latest in a series of moves aimed at reforming the Chinese police and other security agencies.