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β€œ"Top of our list of priority is the lift upgrading so that the lift will stop on every floor in as many blocks as possible." George Yeo, reported 29 April 2006”

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β€œ"We don't want a parliamentary sitting to be a PAP party sitting. What we want is to hear alternative points of view," Chiam See Tong, 24 April 2006. ”

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β€œ"I am going to tell you the heart of the WP election campaign today. They are accountability, hope for the future and First World government," Low Thia Khiang, 24 April 2006. ”

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β€œ"I want a world-class opposition, not this riffraff." Lee Kuan Yew, 28 April 2006. (29 April 2006), Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew describes political opposition as 'riffraff', publisher: China Post ”

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β€œ"We don't have a majority, so we will fight this election," Lee Hsien Loong, 27 April 2006, on nomination day. (27 April 2006), Singapore ruling PAP denied walkover election win, publisher: Washington Post ”

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β€œ"We want to have a First World parliament for Singapore, so we need to have a First World government and a First World opposition. If you want us to treat you as gentlemen, argue on the merits of your policy and our policy. Take it to a higher level and we will treat you accordingly and respond accordingly," Lee Kuan Yew, 24 April 2006. ”

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β€œ"(Upgrading) is a pressing problem for the nation. What message are you sending to people?....Think of yourself, whether you're upgraded or not. Vote for the PAP for your self-interest, that's the message. And is this the message and the value we want for Singapore? We will discuss it at our rally...So it's an issue. It's not localised issue, it's a national issue." Sylvia Lim, 29 April 2006”

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β€œ"If we win a GRC, you got nothing to lose. You know why? Because a GRC has at least 110,000 people. Can they afford to punish 110,000 people? Can they inflict pain and punishment on 110,000 people? Very difficult. They will try to win you back, because it is so important, and guess what? We will try to retain our seats. You will be king of the road." Eric Tan, 28 April 2006. ”

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β€œ"We met the Sembawang GRC team from the PAP at the Nomination Centre this morning. All was amiable. All was amicable. We're very civil. Let's make it very clear β€” it's not personal, it's the issues that we're taking on. So, if you are expecting fistfights to break out, don't hold your breath." Chee Siok Chin, 27 April 2006, on how the SDP intends to conduct it campaign. ”

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β€œ"For the past year, we have at least one suicide every day. After you open a casino, what will the suicide rate be? This is not a joke. It is a social problem. I am against opening the casino.", Goh Meng Seng, reported on 29 April 2006 http://www.littlespeck.com/content/politics/CTrendsPolitics-060429.htm”

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β€œ"Ants see no obstacles. If you put a stone in front of them, they will make a detour or climb over it. We are like small ants in the political scene here. But when ants come together, they can move mountains." Desmond Lim, 6 March 2006 (6 March 2006), First white elephants, now 'red ants' show up in GRC, publisher: The Straits Times ”

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β€œ"I've also been brought up with values where my parents told me to be gracious and kind and that's the way I am. And as far as the party is concerned, we're not the suing type. So I don't think l have anything more to add. I have moved on." James Gomez, 13 May 2006. http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/208176/1/.html”

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β€œ"What does he (Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong) mean by ''''fix''''? Is he trying to say that he will destroy us? But these Opposition MPs are voted into Parliament by you. They are your voice. By saying that, is he trying to say he wants to fix you too?" Sylvia Lim, 04 May 2006 http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/206665/1/.html”

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β€œ"What trouble have I made in Parliament? Please list them out for the public to know. If she cannot substantiate the claims tomorrow, I will demand an apology from her. Irene Ng is not a new candidate. She knows what transpires in Parliament. I will wait for her reply." Low Thia Khiang, 04 May 2006 http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/206665/1/.html”

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