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Chinese Premier, In Rare Online Chat, Pledges Higher Levels Of State Reimbursement For Medical Care And Insurance

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BEIJING - In an almost-live online chat this week with China's cyber-citizenry, Premier Wen Jiabao vowed to strengthen China's social safety net, including upgraded medical services and insurance, while stating "every citizen should share the fruits of the reform and opening up drive.

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