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LATE IN 2004 I went to Taiwan for the first time, expecting to find everyone living in fear of what China might launch at its "renegade province". Instead, most people were unperturbed. During a much longer visit early in 2006, I tried to find out if the composure was more than cosmetic. During three weeks of meetings with business managers, government officials, trade experts, students and international relations scholars, I found few Taiwanese who said they feared China. Rather, they tended to assert that China relies too much on Taiwanese business acumen, technology and money for it to make serious trouble across the Strait. Occasional doubts arise when China harangues ...