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September 29th, 2014
09:05 PM ET
Fears of widespread crackdown in Hong Kong
Tens of thousands of protesters bracing for more violent clashes with police in Hong Kong. In defiance of the Chinese government, the demonstrators are blocking Hong Kong's major highways in historic political protests.
Hong Kong protesters dig in and brace for possible crackdown
Police have fired tear gas and pepper spray in a crackdown, but demonstrators are not backing down. The pro-democracy protesters say Hong Kong should be allowed to elect its own leader.
CNN's Andrews Stevens has the latest from the main protest site in Hong Kong's financial district.
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