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Following the sweeping crackdown on corruption in 2013, the whole restaurant industry has reaching its lowest point since 2000, except the SARS period in 2003.

The high-end restaurants have fallen to a crisis. Lots of them are closing.
Bosses are crying in desperation. The reason is obvious. Which official would reach out to their pocket to dine in such restaurants?

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