BEIJING -- With the Chinese Communist Party adopting a landmark resolution that cements President Xi Jinping's place in party history, there are signs that his next move will be to revive the post of party chairman, famously held by Mao Zedong for three decades.
The new document, adopted at the Central Committee plenum that ended Nov. 11, broke with the party's stance against personality cults and lifelong tenure.
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