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"Anti-government protesters create turbulence at Hong Kong airport"
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"As it happened: Clashes erupted in Hong Kong on China’s National Day"
"China military issues unprecedented warning to Hong Kong protesters"
"Chinese army's Hong Kong garrison releases video showing anti-riot drills, featuring tanks"
"Fires burn in Hong Kong as protesters clash with police"
"Graduation ceremony halted after masked university students rally at the event in Hong Kong"
"Hong Kong lawyers march against ‘political prosecution’"
"Hong Kong police say officers kicked ‘yellow object’, not protester"
"Hong Kong protester shot by police"
"Hong Kong protester shot with live round as unrest in city enters sixth month"
"Hong Kong protesters consider next move as Occupy protest leader Joshua Wong released from jail"
"Hong Kong protesters go on rampage after National Day shooting"
"Hong Kong votes overwhelmingly for pro-democracy camp with record turnout in local elections"
"Hong Kong’s pro-Beijing camp reeling after crushing defeat in district council elections"
"How do Hongkongers feel about the violent protests?"
"Jackie Chan’s Hong Kong comments spark anger"
"Journalists wear safety gear to Hong Kong police briefing"
"New Year’s Eve protests in Hong Kong"
"Protesters and police clash at night in Mong Kok after mass rally against Hong Kong extradition bill"
"Protesters and police fight at Sha Tin MTR station, after day of protests in Hong Kong"
"Protesters and police in fierce clashes at Hong Kong’s Polytechnic University"
"Protests continue to grip Hong Kong"
"Student protesters hunker down at Hong Kong campuses in anticipation of clashes with police"
"Sunday protests spiral into chaos as Hong Kong police and demonstrators clash"
"The 'thin yellow line' standing between Hong Kong police and protesters"
"Thousands of protesters return to Hong Kong streets to reiterate five demands to government"