On 9 June, a massive
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and overwhelmingly peaceful rally against the bill was held, with organisers
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officials, like the one mentioned earlier, were echoes of a narrative being taken up in earnest by China's Communist Party-controlled media.
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march, an English language editorial in the China Daily raised the spectre of "interference".
"Unfortunately, some Hong Kong residents
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