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    Riot police in Guangzhou were forced to use tear gas to break up protestors who were blocking off roads and lacked proper permits. Protests in other major cities seem to have subsided, but the online outcry for action has only increased.

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    Riot police in Guangzhou were forced to use tear gas to break up protestors who were blocking off roads and lacked proper permits. Protests in other major cities seem to have subsided, but the online outcry for action has only increased.

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    Riot police in Guangzhou were forced to use tear gas to break up protestors who were blocking off roads and lacked proper permits. Protests in other major cities seem to have subsided, but the online outcry for action has only increased.

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    Chinese riot police in Guangzhou were forced to use tear gas to break up protestors who were blocking off roads and lacked proper permits. While protests in other major Chinese cities seem to have subsided, the online outcry for action has only grown

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