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	&quot;We hope that the upcoming consultation period will produce arrangements which allow a meaningful advance for democracy in Hong Kong,&quot; a foreign ministry spokesperson said in a statement.</div>

Britain calls for 'constructive' democracy talks in Hong Kong

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Britain calls for 'constructive' democracy talks in Hong Kong

LONDON (AFP) - Britain on Monday voiced concern about the escalating protests in Hong Kong and called for "constructive" talks, saying it hoped they would lead to a "meaningful advance for democracy" in the former British colony.

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