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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp expects a hit to first-quarter sales from the disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak, but believes demand will bounce back in the second and third quarters, its CEO said on Thursday. Lei Jun made the comments during a launch event for Xiaomi's new Mi 10 flagship line of smartphones, which was livestreamed due to nationwide..
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