Versace apologises in China over T-shirts identifying Hong Kong and Macao as countries
Chinese model dumps Versace in T-shirt controversy, as Donatella apologizes | CNN
Versace apologises after T-shirts sold in China sparks outrage - The Hindu
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Versace apologises over T-shirt controversy with China
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Coach, Givenchy, And Versace Have Apologized To Chinese Consumers For These Controversial T-Shirts
Coach, Givenchy and Versace apologize over T-shirt | CNN
Versace Issues Apology to China After Backlash Over ”One China” Policy
Versace, Givenchy and Coach Apologize to China After T-Shirt Row - The New York Times
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Versace in trouble for tops implying Hong Kong is not part of China, brand ambassador Yang Mi 'outraged' | South China Morning Post
Versace apologises after T-shirt angers China
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Coach, Givenchy, And Versace Have Apologized To Chinese Consumers For These Controversial T-Shirts
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Versace apologises after T-shirt triggers fierce criticism in China – The Irish Times
Chinese Model Dumps Versace in T-shirt Contro| Kataeb | Kataeb
Versace apologizes after T-shirt labeling Hong Kong and Macao as countries inflames China - The Japan Times
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