{
    "byline": "By Will Wain-Williams",
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    "excerpt": "\u201cIf you look over there, you can see the propaganda sign. It reads \u2018unite China under one country two systems,\u2019\u201d a fisherman told me. I was standing surrounded by old rusted anti-tank spikes on the beach of Kinmen, an island administered by Taiwan, but geographically a part of China\u2019s Fujian province. At this closest point, it feels like you can reach out and touch the skyscrapers of China\u2019s Xiamen city, which is just 2 miles across the water.",
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    "title": "Kinmen: The Sleepy Fishing Island That Could Be East Asia\u2019s Biggest Flashpoint"
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