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	&quot;Big nations should not bully smaller ones&quot; and &quot;disputes should be resolved peacefully&quot; he told an audience in Hanoi, referring to the disputed maritime region.</div>
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Obama calls for peaceful resolution of South China Sea disputes

HANOI - US President Barack Obama called Tuesday for territorial disputes in the South China Sea to be "resolved peacefully" as Hanoi baulks at Chinese actions in the bitterly contested waters.

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