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Updated: 2014-10-07 00:16
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Government employees arrive to work as they walk along an area occupied by protesters outside of the government headquarters building in Hong Kong on Monday. Some protesters left the Mong Kok area of the city. [Photo by Carlos Barria/Reuters] |
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