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Syed Daoud Shah Bokhary (Urdu: داوود بخاري, Chinese: 包大衛, also spelled Daud Bokhary; born 15 January 1920) is a retired businessman in Hong Kong.

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rdfs:comment	Syed Daoud Shah Bokhary (Urdu: داوود بخاري, Chinese: 包大衛, also spelled Daud Bokhary; born 15 January 1920) is a retired businessman in Hong Kong. (en)
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quote	I did very well in my jobs and was very well treated. Hong Kong was a British city and a Chinese city. You cannot concern yourself too much with that sort of thing ... I have always said this to fellow Indians and Pakistanis who complain: 'Nobody invited you here. If you don't like it you can always go straight back home'. (en)
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