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The gap between rich and poor has widened because of the bad economy in the past few years.
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He hoped the review would be finished by the end of the year.
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They do not necessarily reflect the views of the community as a whole.
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When£¬ last November£¬ housing chief Michael Suen Ming-yeung unveiled his nine-point plan to stop the slump in property prices£¬ he suggested this would be the government's final shift in housing policy.
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It did not£¬ however£¬ mention any timetable for future reform.
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The policy is£¬ however£¬ still rigidly enforced in other parts of the country.
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It is essential to gain a community consensus to find comprehensive solutions.
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Social problems are being stored up for the future.
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The change was proposed in response to community wishes.
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I urge various quarters of the community to be calm and rational and set aside differences£¬ disputes and pre-conceived notions£¬ and and strive for a consensus on the constitutional development in Hong Kong.
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We do not want to see the community divided.
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We have taken heed of public criticisms of our governance and responded quickly to the aspirations of people.
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We are treading on thin ice.
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The first step after our return to Hong Kong is to promote discussions in society on these problems.
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We must stay alert to the challenges that lie ahead.
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We value citizens' views and suggestions very highly.
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We will also engage more representatives of various groups to join advisory bodies.
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We will staunchly preserve the core values of our society.
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We will continue with our efforts to uphlod the vision of "people-based" governance.
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ÅúÆÀÊ©Õþ±¨¸æÈ±·¦ÊµÖÊ´ëÊ©¸ÄÉÆÏã¸Û¾¼ÃÎÊÌâcriticised the policy address for its lack of specific policies to cure Hong Kong's economic problems
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It will be a triple-lose situation.
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À´µÃ²»ÊÇʱºò/²»ºÏʱÒËcomes at an inopportune time
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There's also no clear consensus in the community.
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Many Hong Kong people are disappointed with measures announced by Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa in Wednesday's policy address.
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The government is in the midst of consultations for the electoral arrangements for 2007.
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ΪºÍ·¢´ï¹ú¼Ò¿´ÆëTo put the SAR on par with the developed world
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Hongkongers are inclined to maintain the status quo.
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Hong Kong needed to build on its existing strengths.
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Staunch support from the Mainland and our global outlook have been crucial to our economic success.
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