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APDecember 12, 2011: English actor Christian Bale speaks to journalists during an 
interview on the red carpet as he arrives for an event of 
the Zhang Yimou-directed new movie "The Flowers of War" in Beijing, China. 
BEIJING  "Batman" star Christian Bale, in the midst of promoting a 
film he made in China that some critics have called propaganda, was 
stopped trying to visit a blind activist living under house arrest -- 
with a CNN crew in tow.CNN posted footage of a scuffle between 
Bale and the activist's guards on its website Friday.The run-in and publicity 
is likely to cause discomfort in China's government-backed film industry, which hopes 
Bale's movie "The Flowers of War" will be a creative success at 
home and abroad. It also raises questions about whether it was prudent 
to bring the star to see an activist guarded by thugs who 
have turned away dozens of reporters and fellow activists trying to see 
him in the past.Bale was due to leave China on Friday and 
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present for all Americans" and said it strikes a blow against expensive 
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that have changed little since Thomas Edison's day."This means Americans can continue 
to flip the switch on an affordable and reliable product, instead of 
turning to one that costs five times more and may not live 
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opposed the 2007 law and has worked to overturn it ever since.Jim 
Presswood, federal energy policy director for the Natural Resources Defense Council, an 
environmental group, called the GOP-backed delay dim-witted."It's just a completely ridiculous move 
by Congress," Presswood said. "It undermines the ability of the Energy Department 
to enforce standards that are going to give consumers tremendous savings as 
well as reduce pollution."
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and intends to support him again.Robin Dein, a 54-year-old homemaker, who is 
an independent, said she supported Republican John McCain in 2008 and has 
not been impressed with Obama's economic policies. She intends to support Romney 
if he wins the Republican nomination."(Obama) spent the first part of his 
presidency blaming Bush for everything, not that he was innocent, and now 
his way of solving anything is by spending more money," she said.Despite 
the soft level of support, many are uncertain whether a Republican president 
would be a better choice. Asked whom they would support next November, 
47 percent of adults favored Obama compared with 46 percent for Romney, 
a former Massachusetts governor. Against Gingrich, the president holds a solid advantage, 
receiving 51 percent compared with 42 percent for the former leader of 
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