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EVERY four years, American presidential candidates pledge to get tough and confront China. Populists promise to bring jobs home, if need be by starting trade wars. Security hawks vow to use every form of American might—from sanctions to the Seventh Fleet—to curb Chinese mischief-making. Yet, in the search for a China policy, it is hard to recall a candidate demanding America return looted Cambodian antiques.
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