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US tries to play down naval confrontation with China By Arshad Mohammed Arshad Mohammed – 1?hr?42?mins?ago Play Video Reuters ?–?Official: US China tensions mount Play Video Video:China invests in the US BBC Play Video Video:China: Activity by confronted US ship illegal AP AFP/US Navy?–?Two Chinese trawlers stop in front of the USNS Impeccable, forcing the ship to conduct an emergency all?… WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States sought on Wednesday to play down a confrontation between Chinese and U.S. naval vessels as the two sides held high-level talks on reviving growth and reining in North Koreas nuclear program. Tensions between the two countries rose over a weekend incident in the South China Sea in which five Chinese ships jostled with a U.S. Navy survey vessel off Chinas southern Hainan island, site of a major submarine base and other naval installations. The United States has said its ship, the Impeccable, was in international waters. Beijing, however, has said the U.S. ship was in the wrong and Chinese navy officers have argued that it had violated their countrys sovereignty. There are no signs, however, that the disagreement will derail broader political and economic negotiations as the two countries seek to grapple with the global financial crisis, security challenges like North Korea and climate change. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she raised the issue with Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi, who was to see U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner later in the day and, in a rare gesture, to meet President Barack Obama on Thursday. We both agreed that we should work to ensure that such incidents do not happen again in the future, Clinton told reporters after a meeting Yang. They also discussed human rights, North Korea, Iran and the ailing world economy. CLINTON PRAISES CHINESE STIMULUS Obama is scheduled to meet Chinese President Hu Jintao next month on the sidelines of a meeting of the group of 20 rich and developing countries th