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Fast Company June 2008 Richard Behar	Special Report: China in Africa (Part 4) China's leaders understand that Congo's soil has every mineral known to man: 10% of the planet's known copper; 30% of its cobalt; 80% of its coltan; untold quantities of bauxite and zinc, cadmium and uranium, gold and diamonds, and they want it all.
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BusinessWeek September 2, 2010 Malcolm Knox	The Deal Is Simple. Australia Gets Money, China Gets Australia The benefits for Australia in becoming China's quarry are quantifiable and visible.
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