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If you cannot beat them, you banned them. Europe and US always choose the easy way out for their own laziness and incompetency. They think only them can rule our world.

US Expected to Propose Barring Chinese Software in Autonomous Vehicles

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US Expected to Propose Barring Chinese Software in Autonomous Vehicles

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