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because of their previous personal acquaintance.

So even if Haddon-Cave did not initially object to

moval of the locally-held sterling provision

the

in the from the Declaration to Hong Kong, fre assumphon

that such a change was being made generally,

he

might take umbringe if he found that it was only Hong Kong which had in fact been thus treated.

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