1. The business sector worries that universal suffrage will lead to welfarism and populism, while the professional sector worries that they may lose their representation in LegCo.
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2. The president briefly opened a small lead in an ABC poll, but it had vanished by Saturday night.
3. If dust enters the body by way of mouth it can lead to throat problems, and sometimes even inflammation in the ears.
4. Cabinet members are being urged to lead by example in the country's quest to increase energy efficiency and control carbon emissions.
5. Most shellfish in the offshore areas were tainted with excessive harmful chemicals such as lead, cadmium and the insecticide DDT.
6. Yu's assistance helped Chen Zhonghe lead the team to a bronze medal finish in Beijing before he worked with the next head coach Cai Bin.
7. An initial investigation showed the poisoning might be caused by nitrite, which can lead to deficiency in the amount of oxygen reaching human's body tissues.
8. The minister hopes that the visa cancellation and other moves would lead to a further growth in the number of Chinese tourists in Croatia.
9. Failure to pay for reserved tickets will lead to their cancellation and the seats will again become available in the ticket pool.
10. " Our cooperation based on active discussions will lead to peace and prosperity in the region, " Abe was quoted as saying.