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If President Hu Jintao and President Obama can’t at least begin to unwind the self-perpetuating spiral leading toward ever-deeper mutual strategic mistrust, bigger trouble awaits.
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Amid all the talk about America in decline, we must not forget our strengths.
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The success of the Olympics is expected to help China’s leaders and people trust the rest of the world more readily, and tone down an often aggrieved nationalism.

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Topic: Robert Kapp

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Opinion: How Hu and Obama can cleanse toxic US-China relations

Opinion: A customer-service miracle shows America at its best

Olympic success boosts China’s confidence

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