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Hong Kong leader: Policy address cannot resolve unrest

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Hong Kong's embattled leader Carrie Lam says her policy address cannot resolve social problems reflected four months of unrest in the city, after abandoning a State of the Union-style speech during which she was heckled by rowdy opposition lawmakers during chaotic scenes inside the city's legislature. SOUNDBITE

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