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The United States government's chip export controls to limit China's access to cutting-edge technology is only a temporary hurdle and may eventually enable China to develop its own capabilities, thus weakening the US' domestic competitive advantage, industry experts said.

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China has potential to become a valuable, cooperative, constructivemember of the Asia-Pacific economic community; but it could alsobecome the opposite-a fearsome, aggressive, and militaristic power.How Beijing addresses its differences with Taiwan will be thebellwether of China's future role in Asia.

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In crafting the Export Administration Act, Congress has theresponsibility of weighing America's commercial interests againstits national security concerns

The recent news that China threatened Boeing Aircraft because ofthe company's dealings with Taiwan only sharpens the sense ofcynicism prevalent among critics of the Bush Administration's Chinapolicy, but China's actions raise a more pressing question: AreU.S. firms that heed China's warnings about conducting businesswith Taiwan in violation of U.S. anti-boycott law?

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