World News | Andrew Jacobs and Jonathan Ansfield, New York Times | Thursday October 7, 2010
With just a day until the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded, the usual whirl of speculation over the winner is in full force, with many human rights advocates contending that an imprisoned Chinese dissident, Liu Xiaobo, has emerged as the favourite. If selected, Liu, a former literature professor who has spent the last 20 years cycling in and out of Chi...
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