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	&quot;Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong&#39;s surgery was successful,&quot; his office said in a statement.</div>
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	The statement quoted Christopher Cheng, the lead urologist at the Singapore General Hospital who carried out the operation, as saying: &quot;The surgery went very smoothly, and he is expected to recover fully.&quot;</div>
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	Cheng confirmed that Lee&#39;s prostate cancer is not linked to his previous lymphoma, the statement added.</div>
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