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"Oh, brother. This just keeps getting better and better, and by \"better and better,\" we mean \"uglier and uglier.\" Google's abrupt decision to stop censoring results in China and redirect users on the mainland to the outfit's Hong Kong portal has stirred up all sorts of tense feelings around the globe, and if you thought this whole war would be confined to the desktop, you were sorely mistaken. China Unicom, which is gearing up to present its customer base with a few more smartphone options with Android loaded on, recently announced that it wouldn't be using Google as the search engine on those very phones. Lu Yimin, president of the operator, was quoted as saying that his company was \"willing to work with any company that abides by Chinese law,\" but that it didn't have \"any cooperation with Google currently.\" Granted, this is just the latest in a series of blows to Android's proliferation in the world's biggest nation, but you can really tell it's getting personal now. C'mon guys -- can't we just hug it out?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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