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Out of deference to my colleague, Jeffrey Lewis, my piece on China's next high altitude moves is "temporarily" on hold. It has not been deleted...just shelved for a day or two pending further info.

I should say though that senior Obama campaign staff were talking to me about the prospects for this now unspecified China action before I wrote the post.

So, temporarily on hold out of deference to a great blogger.

On another front, the IAEA report to governors on Iran is now slated for a week from today -- September 15th. More on that then.

-- Steve Clemons

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Posted by Dan Kervick, Sep 08 2008, 1:33PM - Link

No problem Steve. You have been very good, compared to a few other bloggers I know, about not removing posts and comments once they've been put up. So you are entitled to slack here.

Posted by Jefferson Gray, Sep 08 2008, 6:42PM - Link

Steve,

Do you mean this?

China will launch its third manned space mission in late
September, state-run news agency Xinhua reports:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7602968.stm

Jefferson