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	<title>Comments on: China Negotiations Still Far From Transparent – But Getting Better</title>
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		<title>By: Brian O'Leary  - San Jose, CA</title>
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		<description>Andrew&#039;s first point nails it.  I find a team approach of Western - Chinese yields better results getting beyond the gatekeepers. If you pulled this in the US, your local sales guys would take this as a signal that you don&#039;t believe they can sell without the big boss, but in China the big boss is sometimes the only way to get to real decision maker.</description>
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