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Ma Ying-jeou - Pragmatically speaking, there exists no...
Pragmatically speaking, there exists no possibility of Taiwan independence. The only option (for Taiwan) is whether to reunify (with Mainland China) or not. (Ma Ying-jeou)

Pragmatically speaking, there exists no possibility of Taiwan independence. The only option (for Taiwan) is whether to reunify (with Mainland China) or not.

Ma Ying-jeou

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