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China's clampdown on its companies listed in the U.S. may be motivated by a desire to cut exposure to Washington and its regulators. (Source photo by Reuters) 
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HONG KONG -- Three years of efforts by two U.S. presidents to crack down on Chinese access to the world's largest capital market are getting a hand from unexpected quarters: Beijing.

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