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Marine tech serves Belt and Road for common good
By WILLIAM XU in Hong Kong
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China Daily
Updated: 2022-12-27 07:51
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An "artificial mussel" is used to sample seawater. Photo provided to China Daily
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An "artificial mussel" is used to sample seawater. Photo provided to China Daily
