Hong Kong Riots
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These cones directly blocked the tram tracks in Admiralty. They were removed presumably by the police before I left Hong Kong.
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A young girl's feet in Mong Kok.
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The facade of an abandoned structure in Causeway Bay.
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Protesters built supply and first-aid stations near the encampments.
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Various messages for freedom and democracy were posted around the city.
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Barricades placed directly in front of the Bank of China in Causeway Bay.
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A passerby in front of the Lennon Wall in Admiralty where the entire stairway is filled with messages of support.
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An afternoon at Harcourt Road.
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Road reflectors were destroyed and replaced with plants along the Harcourt Road flyover.
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Disagreements between citizens were often the cause of the crowd's attention.
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Protesters encamped in front of the Legislative Council in Admiralty. They built a makeshift library open to all.
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Police in Mong Kok were stationed merely to maintain order.
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The protests fueled a lot of intense conversations among the citizens.
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Afternoon nap at Yau Ma Tei.
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A quiet street in Sham Sui Po.