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Hong Kong is not a country but a special administrative region of China and it has to "live and work" within the principle, said Lee in a dialogue at the Forbes Global CEO Conference in Singapore on Oct 16.

His lawyers said in 2017 that Hunter and his wife repaid the campaign about ,000.

His predecessor called for justice to be done and a "new normal" that rids institutions and hearts of bigotry and unequal treatment.

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His comments came about one week after the Australian Medical Association (AMA) criticized the government for providing healthcare workers with "ill-fitting" face masks.

His identity, however, was not revealed even to his family until two years ago. When Wang Zizhen, his son, came to know that his father was Lanxiaocao, he felt very proud. “My father wanted to continue donating for more than three decades, but he passed away,” Wang Zizhen said. He said his family and he would fulfill his father’s unfulfilled wish and continue to give donations.

His emotional appeal to US lawmakers, as well as the broader American public, came as he capped a three-day state visit to the United States that also included closed-door negotiations on the fate of the Iran nuclear deal.

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Hong Kong is set to play a bigger role in connecting the mainland and overseas capital markets when MSCI incorporates A shares in its emerging markets index on Friday.

His book on Wang Xing was written after interviews with dozens of people including Wang's family, friends, management and employees. The book on Liu Qiangdong, founder of JD.com is based on interviews with 258 people and original writing materials of four million words. Notably, when Li started to follow Wang and Liu, they were not as well-known as they are now.

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His Facebook and YouTube pages have gained tens of thousands of views in just a few days since he published an ingenious invention in a 40-second long video: how to amplify music played by a smartphone using just some pipes and a paper box.

Hong Kong is in its 12th week of protests, which were initially sparked by an anti-extradition bill amendment, although the amendment has since been suspended. Multinational companies are holding off on business expansions in Hong Kong, therefore making them less eager to send overseas expatriates to the city.