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光良/卫兰：一个人走[视频]

卫:天与地没有你踪迹
想你的感觉却近在咫尺
独自走在陌生国度时
始终不能自控想起了你
光:这地方风景太美丽
不可以分享有什麽意义
独来独去只想找到自己
而眞实的自己就是不能失去你
卫:我一个人走
光:天涯海角里继续走
卫:你会否明白我感受
光:不是要自由
卫:只要挽你的手
合:相信相爱多年后你为我守候
光:你没有停留
卫:何谓长厢斯守
光:你好吗
卫:一路上没有你在左右
面对现实一无所有
光:可惜当天放开你的手
再不能回头
卫:我一个人走
光:天涯海角里继续走
卫:你会否明白我感受
光:不是要自由
卫:只要挽你的手
光:知道一直往前走永远在我手
卫:你没为我停留
何谓长厢斯守(跟我长厢斯守)
还记得
你我在那天怎样邂逅(我在左右)
曾经拥有天长地久
合:如果当天我们不放手能不能回头
卫:天与地没有你消息
走多少公里才能忘记你
光:独来独去始终找不到你
希望同行下去的人
合:最后还是你

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清华设计系女生丰胸秘笈

US Toy Executives Say China Not Responsible for Most Recalls

By Alex Villareal

Washington
21 September 2007

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The largest U.S. toy company says design flaws are mostly to blame for the recall of more than 20 million toys over the past three months -- and not Chinese manufacturers. VOA's Alex Villarreal reports from Washington.

The world's largest toy company, Mattel, says it bears primary responsibility for three recent safety scares which prompted the removal of more than 20 million Chinese-made toys from store shelves.

Thomas Debrowski, 21 Sep 2007

During talks in Beijing on Friday, the U.S. company's executive vice president for worldwide operations, Thomas Debrowski, says the recalls should not be blamed on China.

"The vast majority of those products that were recalled were the result of a design flaw in Mattel's design not through a manufacturing flaw in China-run factories," said Debrowski.

Until now, China has borne the brunt of the blame for the recalls, issued after several products -- including Barbie doll accessories and toy cars -- were found to contain small magnets which can cause severe health problems when swallowed or lead paint, which can cause brain damage.

The problems with the toys outraged U.S. consumers and lawmakers and dealt another blow to the already-damaged image of Chinese exports following a slew of other Chinese product recalls around the world.

Mattel's Debrowski apologized for this effect on China's reputation.

"Mattel takes full responsibility for those recalls, and apologizes to you, the Chinese people, and all of our customers who received the toys that were manufactured," he said.

Head of China's product quality watchdog, Li Changjiang, welcomed the apology. Last month, he said flawed U.S. designs were responsible for 85 percent of the toys recalled and urged Mattel to take responsibility.

"I really hope that Mattel can learn from its mistakes through this experience and continue to improve," he said.

Despite Mattel's admission, China is likely to face continued criticism in Congress. In a statement Friday, Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer responded to the company's apology, saying China should also apologize for exporting what he called "shoddy products."

Earlier this month, Beijing signed an agreement with Washington to ban the use of lead paint on toys exported to the United States.

China accounts for about 70 percent of worldwide toy exports and 80 percent of all toys sold in the United States.

It says most of its products are safe, accusing the media of exaggerating the problem.

[http://www.voanews.com/english/2007-09-21-voa48.cfm]