61.   He said restricting Chinese exports would hurt U.S. consumers and that limiting U.S. imports would drive up its trade deficit.

62.   He said U.S. exports to China have been growing three times as fast as Chinese exports to the United States.

63.   Hong Kong is a major port for Chinese exports and many Hong Kong businessmen have factories in China.

64.   Hong Kong is a major port for Chinese exports, and many Hong Kong businesses have factories in China.

65.   If little value is added to the products in Hong Kong or elsewhere, the United States counts the goods as Chinese exports.

66.   Improved Chinese export controls on chemical and biological materials to prevent their use as weapons also are on the agenda.

67.   It will open its state-dominated economy to imports but will also lead to an upsurge in Chinese exports.

68.   Many South Korean goods compete with Chinese exports.

69.   Many tariffs currently imposed on Chinese exports, U.S. officials estimate, would be reduced by about a third once China becomes a WTO member.

70.   Premier Zhu and President Jiang Zemin have seen WTO as a prod to force state industries to become competitive and ensure markets for Chinese exports.