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Reuters OAKLAND, Calif and WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. government on Tuesday allowed at least two non-Chinese chipmakers operating in China to receive restricted goods and services without their suppliers seeking licenses, easing the burden of a new crackdown on the Chinese chip sector, according to industry sources. The Biden administration had planned to spare foreign companies operating in China such as South Korean memory chip makers SK Hynix Inc and Samsung Electronics Co from the brunt of new restrictions, but the rules published on Friday failed to exempt such firms, the sources said. As published, the rules require licenses before…