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During Ronald Reagan's presidency from 1981 to 1989, the U.S. national debt increased significantly, with much of the borrowing attributed to various factors, including tax cuts and increased military spending. By the end of his administration, the national debt had more than doubled, partly due to borrowing from foreign countries, including China. However, specific figures detailing how much was borrowed directly from China during Reagan's presidency can be challenging to pinpoint, as foreign debt accumulations are often reported collectively rather than by individual country.

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