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China accuses Philippines of deliberately crashing one of its ships into a Chinese vessel.
Encounter near Sabina Shoal , a new flashpoint in the territorial disputes between the countries in the South China Sea .
Philippine authorities did not immediately comment on the encounter near the disputed atoll in the Spratly Islands .
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