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Tiny electric cars weave through traffic in southern China, their cheap and cheerful designs bringing a touch of colour to the EV revolution in the country's overlooked cities.China is the world's largest market for electric vehicles (EVs), with premium models by Tesla and homegrown giant BYD a common sight in the nation's affluent megacities.
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It's spreading to labor movements in other cities, provincial cities. it's not dying down, it's growing bigger and bigger. and so unless mubarak steps down, it seems that there is a potential for conflict, for confrontation, and ultimately for radicalization. and nobody wants to see that. >> if there is confrontation, who are the two sides, protesters on one side, who on the other? >> what if the protesters start marching towards the presidential palace, which some of them have talked about doing? there is a presidential guard. it's not on the same page, necessarily, with the rest of the milit...
So this is something that's going on all over the country, it's spreading to labor movements in other cities, provincial cities. it's not dying down, it's growing bigger and bigger. and so unless mubarak steps down, it seems that there is a potential for conflict, for confrontation, and ultimately for radicalization. and nobody wants to see that. >> if there is confrontation, who are the two sides, protesters on one side, who on the other? >> what if the protesters start marching towards the presidential palace, which some of them have talked about doing? there is a presidential guard. it's no...
On fire. so this is something that's going on all over the country, it's spreading to labor movements in other cities, provincial cities. it's not dying down, it's growing bigger and bigger. and so unless mubarak steps down, it seems that there is a potential for conflict, for confrontation, and ultimately for radicalization. and nobody wants to see that. >> if there is confrontation, who are the two sides, protesters on one side, who on the other? >> what if the protesters start marching towards the presidential palace, which some of them have talked about doing? there is a presidential guard...