China shares fell on Friday on worries over tightening government regulations but were still set for their biggest weekly gain in six following a sharp drop last week. ** At the midday break, the Shanghai Composite index was down 0.48% at 3,449.85 points. That trimmed its gains for the week to 1.5%, its biggest since late June, after slumping 4.3% last week. ** China's blue-chip CSI300 index was down 0.73%, cutting its weekly gain to 2.1% - also the biggest since late June. The index fell 5.5% last week. ** The healthcare sector was the biggest drag, falling 4.37% by midday. Information technology firms fell 1.31% and consumer staples lost 0.71%. ** Education firms also fell, with an index t
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