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The unceremonious arrival — at once suggesting humility and defiance — was typical of Mr. Huntsman, a Mandarin-speaking former Mormon missionary and the son of a billionaire who has set himself the ambitious goal of "humanizing" the world's most important bilateral relationship.
When Diplomacy Means Abandoning the Rule Book Jeremy Page 2011
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Half the Mandarin-speaking reporters would also be cut.
The VOA Is Losing Its Voice L. Gordon Crovitz 2011
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"Why do great nations fail?" the Mandarin-speaking professor asks.
Cody Gault: Hello, 21st Century Yellow Peril Cody Gault 2010
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Burberry, for example, estimates that one-third of its U.K. sales come from Chinese shoppers - and it is already employing Mandarin-speaking staff in its London shops.
Saved by the BRICs Julian Evans 2011
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An anonymous Mandarin-speaking caller seeking money often threatens them and their families, says the Associated Press.
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"Why do great nations fail?" the Mandarin-speaking professor asks.
Cody Gault: Hello, 21st Century Yellow Peril Cody Gault 2010
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"Why do great nations fail?" the Mandarin-speaking professor asks.
Cody Gault: Hello, 21st Century Yellow Peril Cody Gault 2010
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How do a Harvard-schooled private-equity titan, a Mandarin-speaking former ambassador, a libertarian physician-congressman and the nation's longest-serving governor convince Americans that they are men of the people?
Candidates Figure What Voters Need From Them Is a Good Dressing Down Elizabeth Williamson 2011
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"Why do great nations fail?" the Mandarin-speaking professor asks.
Cody Gault: Hello, 21st Century Yellow Peril Cody Gault 2010
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Last week Burberry said underlying sales at its Chinese stores surged more than 25% in the first six months of the year while tourists from China were its biggest customers in many major tourist cities, such as Paris, New York and London – so much so it is hiring Mandarin-speaking shop assistants.
China's 'label lust' boosts luxury sector Zoe Wood 2010
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