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In this Thursday, May 15, 2014 photo, an officer on board Vietnam Coast Guard 4033 vessel films China Coast Guard 3411 vessel sailing in the waters claimed by both countries in the South China Sea. China's deployment of an oil rig off Vietnam's coast has prompted a tense sea standoff and touched off deadly anti-China rioting. The conflict pits two neighbors with very similar governments but whose people bear ill feelings rooted in a rivalry that dates back centuries and has occasionally burst out into armed conflict.

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Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto (L) and China's President Xi Jinping (R)

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A CNOOC gas field exploration platform

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China’s latest offshore discovery could make tensions in the South China Sea even worse

Vietnam has a lot to lose if its anti-Chinese riots continue

Here are the disputed waters where China parked a giant oil rig and harvested protected turtles

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