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Leslie Spencer Tai Cheuk-yin is a Hong Kong politician. [1] [2] He was the last chairman of the pro-Republic of China (Taiwan) Hong Kong political organisation 123 Democratic Alliance.
Tai contested the Hong Kong Legislative Council by-election in 2010, but was not elected.
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