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educated and we have very good personalities. If we cannot sit down calmly to discuss our differences in opinions, how can we set a good example to lead Hong Kong residents to
and unitet fight for the prosperity and stability in Hong Kong. So, I call upon all my colleagues to keep calm and to stay calm to discuss our differences, in opinion.
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May it please you, Sir. I do not deplore the conduct of any of my honourable colleagues about ten minutes ago because one advantage of opening our
session to the television camera is that all our behaviour is
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for everybody to see. But let me remind my honourable hon. colleagues that when confrontational tactics are used in this
chamber, we should ask ourselves who are to blame. we were to believe the the direct elections will frighten
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so illogical? Why change their minds? I wonder if honourable members have been following the development of the drafting of the basic law closely enough, because there is now on foot a rather dangerous body concept which found its way into the
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