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Washington lobbyists terminate contracts with top maker Hesai
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Premier's presser nixed amid no signs of shift on economy, security, diplomacy, Xi loyalty
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Ni Hong says some should be 'declared bankrupt or undergo restructuring'
Tokyo says no measures planned for older, generic technology