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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday (September 3) she has never asked the Chinese government to let her resign to end the city's political crisis.
She said it was down to her whether to stay on in her position and she believed her Hong Kong government could solve the crisis.
She said it was down to her whether to stay on in her position and she believed her Hong Kong government could solve the crisis.
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