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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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  • TAISHAN, CHINA-FEBRUARY 12: Workers assemble computer chip motherboards at Mah Electronics on February 12, 2005 in Taishan, China.  Increasing amounts of outsourcing from Computer manufacturers in the United States has given many mainland Chinese workers employment with better conditions, education and benefits .   Photo by David Paul Morris
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