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50 Cent Party

term for internet commentators who are paid to sway public opinion for the Chinese Communist Party

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fake news website

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Accuracy disputes from February 2016 Chinese Internet slang Internet censorship in China Internet manipulation and propaganda Internet trolling Organization of the Chinese Communist Party Political pejoratives Propaganda in China Propaganda techniques Public relations techniques Russophilia

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