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1. This lowest common denominator approach deprives the rest of the audience of appropriate content and at the same time stifles creativity and interesting content.

2. Government critics say corruption among the FSB and other agencies stifles business activity and stunts the economy.

3. The main obstacle that Chinese companies looking to acquire targets in North America face is the legislation that stifles foreign ownership of companies.

4. It reflects traditional Chinese thinking that harmony generates and sameness stifles vitality.

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5. The Asian model stifles innovation and leads to greater conformity and higher rates of shyness.

6. Second, the current education system in China stifles progress in scientific studies.

7. In the book, he attacks China's educational system as one that stifles creativity and personality.