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June 28, 2014 
Broken pieces of glass protrude from a wall to keep out trespassers at an illegal golf course which was... 
Beijing, China 
Broken pieces of glass protrude from a wall to keep out trespassers at an illegal golf course which was... 
Broken pieces of glass protrude from a wall to keep out trespassers at an illegal golf course which was demolished and turned into a cornfield in the suburbs of Beijing, June 16, 2014. Chinese authorities are demolishing illegal golf courses, suggesting the government could finally be cracking down on developers who have long ignored a 2004 ban on building new golf courses. The government, which announced the demolitions last month, said its actions served as a warning and an attempt to educate "would-be" violators. The ban was imposed to protect China's shrinking land and water resources in a country home to a fifth of the world's population but which has just 7 percent of its water. The only place exempt is the southern resort island of Hainan. Picture taken June 16, 2014. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SPORT GOLF CRIME LAW POLITICS REAL ESTATE) 
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