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China: China's communist party expels senior internet regulator for graft Thomson Reuters
A senior Chinese internet regulator has been expelled from the ruling Communist Party on graft charges, China's top anti-graft body said on Friday, as it works to crack down on corruption in media and the internet.
 

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