Chinese pray at a temple fair in Beijing

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Chinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen Shaver

Chinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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      Chinese walk past a downtown branch of the Bank of Beijing in Beijing January 27, 2012. Slowing growth in China is emerging as a concern in some of this quarter's earnings reports from U.S. multinationals that have long relied on strong economic growth in China and other emerging markets to drive their profits. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • Chinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • Chinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • Chinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • A young Chinese girl sings a karaoke pop song to a large crowd at a temple fair celebrating China's New Year in Beijing January 27, 2012. As Chinese communities around the world ring in the Chinese Lunar New Year this week, astrologers and geomancers are predicting the coming year will bring natural disasters and financial volatility in China. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • Chinese walk past a downtown branch of the Bank of Beijing in Beijing January 27, 2012. Slowing growth in China is emerging as a concern in some of this quarter's earnings reports from U.S. multinationals that have long relied on strong economic growth in China and other emerging markets to drive their profits. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • Chinese walk past a downtown branch of the Bank of Beijing in Beijing January 27, 2012. Slowing growth in China is emerging as a concern in some of this quarter's earnings reports from U.S. multinationals that have long relied on strong economic growth in China and other emerging markets to drive their profits. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • A Chinese woman walks past a downtown branch of the Bank of Beijing in Beijing January 27, 2012. Slowing growth in China is emerging as a concern in some of this quarter's earnings reports from U.S. multinationals that have long relied on strong economic growth in China and other emerging markets to drive their profits. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • Chinese walk past a downtown branch of the Bank of Beijing in Beijing January 27, 2012. Slowing growth in China is emerging as a concern in some of this quarter's earnings reports from U.S. multinationals that have long relied on strong economic growth in China and other emerging markets to drive their profits. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • Chinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • A Chinese man tapes a 'good luck in the Year of the Dragon' sign above his supermarket's entrance during China's New Year celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. Taping signs paying homage to health, wealth and luck on the front of businesses and homes is an annual New Year's practice in hopes of warding off evil and bringing good fortune. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • A Chinese man tapes a 'good luck in the Year of the Dragon' sign above his supermarket's entrance during China's New Year celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. Taping signs paying homage to health, wealth and luck on the front of businesses and homes is an annual New Year's practice in hopes of warding off evil and bringing good fortune. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • A Chinese man tapes a 'good luck in the Year of the Dragon' sign above his supermarket's entrance during China's New Year celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. Taping signs paying homage to health, wealth and luck on the front of businesses and homes is an annual New Year's practice in hopes of warding off evil and bringing good fortune. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • A Chinese man tapes a 'good luck in the Year of the Dragon' sign above his supermarket's entrance during China's New Year celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. Taping signs paying homage to health, wealth and luck on the front of businesses and homes is an annual New Year's practice in hopes of warding off evil and bringing good fortune. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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  • Chinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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Chinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen ShaverChinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen ShaverA young Chinese girl sings a karaoke pop song to a large crowd at a temple fair celebrating China's New Year in Beijing January 27, 2012. As Chinese communities around the world ring in the Chinese Lunar New Year this week, astrologers and geomancers are predicting the coming year will bring natural disasters and financial volatility in China. UPI/Stephen ShaverChinese walk past a downtown branch of the Bank of Beijing in Beijing January 27, 2012. Slowing growth in China is emerging as a concern in some of this quarter's earnings reports from U.S. multinationals that have long relied on strong economic growth in China and other emerging markets to drive their profits. UPI/Stephen ShaverChinese walk past a downtown branch of the Bank of Beijing in Beijing January 27, 2012. Slowing growth in China is emerging as a concern in some of this quarter's earnings reports from U.S. multinationals that have long relied on strong economic growth in China and other emerging markets to drive their profits. UPI/Stephen ShaverA Chinese woman walks past a downtown branch of the Bank of Beijing in Beijing January 27, 2012. Slowing growth in China is emerging as a concern in some of this quarter's earnings reports from U.S. multinationals that have long relied on strong economic growth in China and other emerging markets to drive their profits. UPI/Stephen ShaverChinese walk past a downtown branch of the Bank of Beijing in Beijing January 27, 2012. Slowing growth in China is emerging as a concern in some of this quarter's earnings reports from U.S. multinationals that have long relied on strong economic growth in China and other emerging markets to drive their profits. UPI/Stephen ShaverChinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen ShaverA Chinese man tapes a 'good luck in the Year of the Dragon' sign above his supermarket's entrance during China's New Year celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. Taping signs paying homage to health, wealth and luck on the front of businesses and homes is an annual New Year's practice in hopes of warding off evil and bringing good fortune. UPI/Stephen ShaverA Chinese man tapes a 'good luck in the Year of the Dragon' sign above his supermarket's entrance during China's New Year celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. Taping signs paying homage to health, wealth and luck on the front of businesses and homes is an annual New Year's practice in hopes of warding off evil and bringing good fortune. UPI/Stephen ShaverA Chinese man tapes a 'good luck in the Year of the Dragon' sign above his supermarket's entrance during China's New Year celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. Taping signs paying homage to health, wealth and luck on the front of businesses and homes is an annual New Year's practice in hopes of warding off evil and bringing good fortune. UPI/Stephen ShaverA Chinese man tapes a 'good luck in the Year of the Dragon' sign above his supermarket's entrance during China's New Year celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. Taping signs paying homage to health, wealth and luck on the front of businesses and homes is an annual New Year's practice in hopes of warding off evil and bringing good fortune. UPI/Stephen ShaverChinese Buddhists pray at a temple fair during China's New Year and Spring Festival celebrations in Beijing January 27, 2012. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said last week that U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke was wrong in saying that China's human rights situation has deteriorated. Locke said that there was a significant crackdown on dissent underway in China and that things had worsened since 2008, when controls were eased slightly ahead of the Beijing Summer Olympics. UPI/Stephen Shaver

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