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Had Mr Leung won an election, he would at least be able to point to popular support.
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Mr Leung cuts a mysterious figure, with an austere personal style that makes him easy to demonise.
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But this says more about Mr Tang than about Mr Leung's common touch.
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Few others could have managed to turn Mr Leung into the popular choice.
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Mr Leung said more land would be made available for housing and targets set for subsidised public housing units.
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Mr Leung led government officials in a memorial service, with schools and other public offices also observing a moment of silence.
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Mr Leung had aroused controversy by buying a luxury car shortly before announcing a new vehicle tax in his budget speech in March.
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Though Peregrine went bust during the Asian financial crisis of 1997-98, Mr Leung emerged unscathed and went on to hold senior jobs, including one at Citigroup Asia.
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For Mr Leung, though, populist does not mean broadly popular.
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The smart money started to shift to Mr Leung.
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Mr. Leung declined to comment on the case, citing the police investigation that is under way.
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Mr. Leung took 58% of the vote Sunday, versus 39% in the most recent polls.
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As chief executive, Mr. Leung will have to confront a raft of issues currently facing the city, including high levels of pollution, an overstretched education system and global economic headwinds.
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