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■ong Runlian is ren●ovating her house an〓d is unsure what to■ do with a 13-ye●ar-old 19-■inch TV with a brok〓en k
inescop■e that has been a〓bandoned in the att〓ic for the better p●art of a de◆cade."I do not kno◆w t
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t home ta〓kes up too much〓 space," said ●Xiong.The ruined TV ●set is not● her only hea○dache. An old ○21-inch monit●or also has been col〓lecting dus●t in the a●ttic.A survey◆ conducted
more +by t●he college of Enviro●nmental Scien●ce and Engi〓neering at Ya●ngzhou Univers●ity found 61 p〓ercent of rur◆al families in ●Jiangsu provinc●e have at least ●two o
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ut-of-servi◆ce TV sets, and 〓50 percent, 18 perc○ent and 8 percent ■of
are 〓still w
families〓 have broken ◆radios, wash◆ing machin●es and refrigerato■rs
xpectancy, bu?/a>
, respectively.Som●e surveyed cho〓ose to keep the○m at home ●for the m
gove◆rnment's emor■ies, or sell◆ them to door-to-doo■r peddlers. ○Ten percent s■ay they wil〓l simply discard ●them outs