Then that which
I can't understand what the bold part of the following sentence means, specially the underlined 'then that which'. Could you paraphrase it into the one with more clear and simple structure? Thank you in advance.
Tour operators Simon Cockerell has made more than 160 trips to North Korea. Cockerell expects to lose up to 20 percent of is tour business, but he says the American tourists and North Korean locale lose much more.
COCKERELL: For anyone curious who wants to see what it`s like or a bit of what it`s like, that opportunity is now gone, and for any North Koreans who are interested in having them around, a portrayal of Americans, then that which their government provides them, that opportunity is now gone, too.
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' In other words, North Koreans are told about what Americans are like by their government and if they see real ones, they will see an alternative view.
- ' In other words, North Koreans are told about what Americans are like by their government and if they see real ones, they will see an alternative view.
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In other words, North Koreans are told about what Americans are like by their government and if they see real ones, they will see an alternative view.
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