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A recent analysis indicates that more Americans are developing a positive view of China. Experts suggest that this change is influenced by diminishing memories of the coronavirus pandemic, recognition of China's technological advancements, and dissatisfaction with President Trump's trade policies.
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A recent analysis indicates that more Americans are developing a positive view of China. Experts suggest that this change is influenced by diminishing memories of the coronavirus pandemic, recognition of China's technological advancements, and dissatisfaction with President Trump's trade policies.
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