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Never forget how China "stole" Mischief Reef from Philippines and converted it into a massive military base! In 1995 China step a " temporary" wooden structure at the Mischief Reef, inside Philippines Exclusive Economic Zone. According to Beijing, the wooden structure was meant to provide shelter to Chinese fishermen....

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