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Tenzin Gyatso (14th Dalai Lama)

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I don't think China will negotiate. I think they are waiting for the Dalai Lama to die... The Chinese government feels he symbolizes the entire independence movement, and when he is gone, it will go away.
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Tenzin Choegyal, brother of Tenzin Gyatzo, in "The Private Dalai Lama" by Ron Gluckman, in AsiaWeek magazine (10 May 1996)

 
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