BEIJING (Reuters) - Sometime in the last year, a group of mid-ranked government officials gathered for a dinner in a private room in a Beijing restaurant, all slightly nervous, but keen with anticipation.
The guest of honour - a Buddhist master who would predict their fortunes.
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