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The authors gratefully acknowledge comments by the anonymous reviewers and the support of this study by the Hong Kong Research Grants Council through the project "Flexible Employment and Social Life in Hong Kong: Tracing the Impact of Globalization" (HKUST6054/02H). The able research assistance of Ms. Winnie Chan has been indispensable. Authors' names are arranged alphabetically to indicate equal contribution. Email: .

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Alvin Y. So

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