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Despite Talks, Obama, Hu Have Few Deals

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BEIJING (Nov. 17) -- President Barack Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao promised a determined, joint effort to tackle climate change, nuclear disarmament and other global troubles yet emerged from their first full-blown summit Tuesday with scant progress beyond goodwill.
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During a visit to Beijing, President Barack Obama joins his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao, in emphasizing areas of cooperation between the two countries, such as climate change and energy. But divisions over human rights and trade policies remain, underscoring that tensions would not be erased by Obama\'s first trip there.