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  • noun A city in Liaoning province, China.

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Examples

  • Assessment work in the Fushun block that covers another area of about 4,000 square kilometers started in January this year.

    China's Energy Allure Rises Shai Oster 2010

  • Assessment work in the Fushun block that covers another area of about 4,000 square kilometers started in January this year.

    China's Energy Allure Rises Shai Oster 2010

  • Assessment work tin in the Fushun block that covers another area of approximately 4,000 square kilometers started in January this year.

    Shell Signs Natural-Gas Deal With CNPC Shai Oster 2010

  • The crash took place midafternoon Tuesday in the northern Liaoning province county of Fushun, just outside the major city of Shenyang, known best as the site where communist military hero Lei Feng died in a 1962 accident.

    Pilot in Crash Suspected 2010

  • Assessment work in the Fushun block that covers another area of about 4,000 square kilometers started in January this year.

    China's Energy Allure Rises Shai Oster 2010

  • Assessment work in the Fushun block that covers another area of about 4,000 square kilometers started in January this year.

    Global Oil Firms Tap China's Natural Gas Shai Oster 2010

  • Tesco ' s China strategy includes pushing into second- and third-tier cities, such as Qinhuangdao and Fushun, by opening supermarkets in shopping malls.

    Tesco Plans to Quadruple Chinese Sales Kathy Gordon 2010

  • A Communist Party member from northern Fushun city, Liu wanted to tell NEWSWEEK why he was willing to risk his life in a show of support for Falun Gong.

    Crisis Of Faith 2008

  • We visited the former Ching Northern Palace and Tombs, as well as the prison at Fushun where the Last Emperor Pu-Yi was interned after the war, before heading north to Liao Yuan the next day.

    Never Forgotten Newsletter 2004

  • At the height of Sino-Soviet collaboration in the early 1950s, Soviet "experts" helped set up several Chinese camps, and organized forced labor brigades at a coal mine near Fushun.

    A History of Horror Applebaum, Anne 2001

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