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Great Wall fury as 'shortcut' dozed through Chinese monument
Police suspect the damage was done to reduce travel for construction workers.
Police suspect the damage was done to reduce travel for construction workers.
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Stock market trading was suspended and more than 400 flights were canceled or delayed.
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The new rules are now in effect.
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