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.jpg "A worker arrives at her desk at the mannequin's production of Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")
.jpg "A worker checks a part of a mannequin at his desk in the production line of Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province, January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")
.jpg "A worker carves on a mannequin during a production process in Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")
.jpg "A worker sharpens parts of a mannequin during a production process in Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")
.jpg "A worker carves on a mannequin during a production process in Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")
.jpg "A worker sprays substance on a mannequin during a production process in Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")
.jpg "Mannequins are stored before last touch at the production line storage room in Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")
.jpg "Workers go through a quality check for new made mannequins at the end of a production line in Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")
.jpg "Hand parts of mannequins are seen on a shelf in the storage room of Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province, January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")
.jpg "Workers adjust parts of modular mannequins during a production process in Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")
.jpg "A worker practices her make-up skills on a mannequin's face at the production line make-up room in Zhejiang Howard Display and Fixture factory in Jiashan, Zhejiang province January 11, 2008. China will continue to open its economy even as it grows to become the world's third-largest, its new commerce minister said on Thursday. China's trade surplus for all of 2007 jumped to a record of more than $262 billion, about 48 percent higher than in 2006, but data on Friday suggested that policies to rein in exports are starting to bear fruit. REUTERS/ Nir Elias (CHINA)")