Clashes at Hong Kong pro-democracy protests after police barricades removed
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- Hong Kong protesters, police clash. // Hill;9/29/2014, Vol. 21 Issue 102, p13
The article reports on the clash between police and pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong, China, with police used pepper spray while protesters threw plastic bottles.
