Tensions between Washington and Beijing are growing. And they are no longer just a thing between capitals. Even in the province of North Dakota, there is a risk of trouble if investors from the Middle Kingdom show up
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The Chinese left only a pile of stones. The big chunks are piled up on the field next to the gravel road, piled up as if over a grave – a last greeting from the duped investors. “Private property. Trespassing” reads a sign on the street. “It’s just a suggestion,” says Ben Grzadzielewski with a grin and continues unperturbed. Then he changes his mind. “I’d rather not. Not that they’ll sue me in the end.”
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