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| | Republic of China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Although the ROC has not constitutionally renounced sovereignty over Mainland China and Outer Mongolia, President Lee Teng-hui stated in 1991 that his government does not dispute the fact that the Communist Party rules Mainland China. | | | The foreign relations of Republic of China were complicated by a lack of internal unity with competing centers of power that all claimed legitimacy as well as foreign interference and invasion. | | | The Republic of China also controls the Dong-Sha Islands and Taiping Island, which are part of the disputed South China Sea Islands. |
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