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By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia s new security pact with the United States and the UK, seen as a move to contain China, may worsen strained ties with its biggest export customer, but China s insatiable appetite for resources may limit its punitive responses, say analysts. The security pact with the Western powers, including access to U.S. nuclear submarine technology, will be seen by Beijing, which is embroiled in a long-running trade spat with Canberra, as a threat, said Michael Sullivan, International Relations Lecturer at Flinders University. China will view the decision to expand defence cooperation with the US and UK and, in the future, base US strategic strike capabilities in Australia as confirmation that we are a growing military threat to its interests, such as the Belt and Road Initiative, said Sullivan. China has in recent years imposed hefty tariffs and restrictions on Australian exports including wine, beef and barley, and outright banned coal imports to express

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