A file photo dated 24 June 1984 shows Chinese seni

BEIJING, CHINA - JUNE 24: A file photo dated 24 June 1984 shows Chinese senior leader Deng Xiaoping (2nd R) playing a hand of bridge with friends in Beijing. Though his only official title was Chairman of the National Bridge Club after he relinquished his last official post in 1990, Deng remained very much active behind the political scene. China's official news agency Xinhua reported 20 February that Deng, 92, died of respiratory failure 19 February. He was in the advanced stages of Parkinson's disease. (Photo credit should read XINHUA/AFP via Getty Images)

A file photo dated 24 June 1984 shows Chinese seni
BEIJING, CHINA - JUNE 24: A file photo dated 24 June 1984 shows Chinese senior leader Deng Xiaoping (2nd R) playing a hand of bridge with friends in Beijing. Though his only official title was Chairman of the National Bridge Club after he relinquished his last official post in 1990, Deng remained very much active behind the political scene. China's official news agency Xinhua reported 20 February that Deng, 92, died of respiratory failure 19 February. He was in the advanced stages of Parkinson's disease. (Photo credit should read XINHUA/AFP via Getty Images)
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