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HK Weighs Scaling Back Plan to Open Stock Market in Typhoons

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Option could hurt global reliance on Hong Kong’s marketsCity is the only global hub to close trading for bad weatherThe new system was originally scheduled to be implemented by July, but now the plan ...

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这次的机翻比以前的更离谱。说的是香港，怎么连伦敦都出来了？Christopher Hui是财经事务及库务局许正宇局长，怎么翻译成了许仕仁？许仕仁十多年前都被廉政公署拘捕了。
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