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January 02, 2013
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2013: Asia’s Time?CNN.com The most consequential developments will take place in China. Xi Jinping will assume the presidency in March. But as the Communist Party’s leader, he is already the most powerful person in the country. How will he lead? The early signs are promising. After his election, Xi’s first official visit outside Beijing took him to Shenzhen. It was a carefully considered choice. Shenzhen is a “special economic zone” – a poster child for China’s economic reforms. While there, Xi made a point of laying a wreath at a bronze statue of Deng Xiaoping, the architect of China’s fiscal reforms in the 1980s. The symbolism was clear: it is time once again for a bend in the road.

2013: Asia’s Time?
CNN.com

The most consequential developments will take place in China. Xi Jinping will assume the presidency in March. But as the Communist Party’s leader, he is already the most powerful person in the country. How will he lead? The early signs are promising. After his election, Xi’s first official visit outside Beijing took him to Shenzhen. It was a carefully considered choice. Shenzhen is a “special economic zone” – a poster child for China’s economic reforms. While there, Xi made a point of laying a wreath at a bronze statue of Deng Xiaoping, the architect of China’s fiscal reforms in the 1980s. The symbolism was clear: it is time once again for a bend in the road.

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May 09, 2012
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Sylvester Stallone’s ‘Bullet to the Head’ for 2013 releaseDigital Spy Bullet to the Head, originally slated for April this year, casts Stallone as a hitman who teams up with a police officer played by Sung Kang to avenge the deaths of their respective partners.

Sylvester Stallone’s ‘Bullet to the Head’ for 2013 release
Digital Spy

Bullet to the Head, originally slated for April this year, casts Stallone as a hitman who teams up with a police officer played by Sung Kang to avenge the deaths of their respective partners.