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Last updated: 2004-03-20

Taiwan referendum fails to gain 50 percent vote
2004-03-20

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Taiwan Referendum Crisis
China-Taiwan
TAIPEI - Less than half of Taiwan's electorate took part in a pilot referendum on Saturday, rendering invalid the controversial ballot that had enraged China and brought finger-wagging by the United States and France.... ...
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