Similar words: kongo, gingko, bangkok, thong, diphthong, long long ago, tong, pong. Meaning: n. formerly a Crown Colony on the coast of southern China in Guangdong province; leased by China to Britain in 1842 and returned in 1997; one of the world's leading commercial centers.
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91. Hong Kong constitutes a critical economic gateway between the mainland and the outside world.
92. Of the 64,000 people in the Hong Kong camps, only 5,000 had so far been accepted as genuine refugees.
93. Hong Kong remained in buoyant mood, with a 3% gain.
94. Just how much water used to flow past the foremast step when we were in Hong Kong?
95. The top of Hong Kong Hill rose above the horizon on our right as I descended below it.
96. Even the most expensive and well-cut suit took on the appearance of a cheap off-the-peg item from a Hong Kong department store.
97. Hong Kong has been an important port of call for the U.S. Navy.
98. Opposite Past and present meet in Hong Kong Harbour today.
99. Newspaper colleagues greeted Xi with a large cake on his arrival back in Hong Kong late Saturday night.
100. Indeed, hundreds of foreign corporations in Hong Kong have shifted assets to other regions, spreading their risk.
101. They arrived at the airport, and were rushed on to the 747 to Hong Kong.
102. I had a girl in Hong Kong, Jim said. Very attractive and intelligent young woman.
103. Falun Gong's decision to stage demonstrations here has created a vexing dilemma for Hong Kong officials and business leaders.
104. On the second night out of Hong Kong we blundered into the middle of a fishing fleet working close inshore.
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105. The government's proposals for legislation on immigration from Hong Kong, for instance, provoked widespread backbench opposition.
106. The techniques it deals with appear to have been imported from Hong Kong.
107. The 6 million people of Hong Kong have an obvious stake in maintaining their high standard of living.
108. Official government statistics, for example, show that Hong Kong residents had invested $ 2 billion in California as of 1994.
109. Then, in Hong Kong, Chris Patten and family were reunited with their beloved terrier whose disappearance caused a diplomatic incident.
110. Censorship is hardly the worst problem facing Hong Kong filmmakers.
111. In 1842 Hong Kong was ceded outright to Great Britain.
112. This is a good value hotel and a comfortable base for sightseeing and shopping in Hong Kong.
113. Anyway, time is running out, as 1997 bears down on Hong Kong.
114. The average annual income in Hong Kong is now much higher than it was in 1994.
115. What is important for us in Hong Kong is to decide for ourselves what we want.
116. Local boys Hong Kong made good their pledge to bring home the bacon for retiring coach Jim Rowark.
117. We'll make a stop in Hong Kong before returning home.
118. In Hong Kong, the bourse climbed 1. 3 %, after scoring a high for 1995 last Friday.
119. HSBC Futures Inc. is a unit of Hong Kong Shanghai Bank.
120. A new 30-page Hong Kong guide lists more than 100 budget hotels.