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Last updated: 14 april, 2010 - 15:35 GMT

UK election: What it means to the Chinese community - Part seven

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In the seventh part of the forum, the floor was given to local and overseas Chinese language media.

Their questions ranged from what the candidates found most challenging, to what their first act would be if elected.

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