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    The document discusses the efficacy of an organization or event based on available statistics and surveys. A June 2013 survey found 46% of citizens were against the event due to concerns it could lead to violence between protesters and police. By October, those against had risen to 55% while support fell to 25%. The event involved peaceful civil disobedience protests with up to 7,000 participants. Organizers aimed to accelerate implementation of universal suffrage through non-violent action. Similar movements include Occupy Wall Street, which used civil disobedience to protest wealth inequality. While the outcome is still in progress, the protests were legally protected as freedom of speech.

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    The document discusses the efficacy of an organization or event based on available statistics and surveys. A June 2013 survey found 46% of citizens were against the event due to concerns it could lead to violence between protesters and police. By October, those against had risen to 55% while support fell to 25%. The event involved peaceful civil disobedience protests with up to 7,000 participants. Organizers aimed to accelerate implementation of universal suffrage through non-violent action. Similar movements include Occupy Wall Street, which used civil disobedience to protest wealth inequality. While the outcome is still in progress, the protests were legally protected as freedom of speech.

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    Can You Help Make A Table? Sorry No Mouse I Dunno How To

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    The document discusses the efficacy of an organization or event based on available statistics and surveys. A June 2013 survey found 46% of citizens were against the event due to concerns it could lead to violence between protesters and police. By October, those against had risen to 55% while support fell to 25%. The event involved peaceful civil disobedience protests with up to 7,000 participants. Organizers aimed to accelerate implementation of universal suffrage through non-violent action. Similar movements include Occupy Wall Street, which used civil disobedience to protest wealth inequality. While the outcome is still in progress, the protests were legally protected as freedom of speech.

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    Efficacy (Laura) How persuasive is the organization/organizer/event Supportiveness from the public (in terms of past experience, statistics

    s nature of events, outcome) Survey: 46% citizens against negative impact to Hong Kongs development 400 interviewee Time: June Venue: Central Major concern: will turn into violent conflicts between protestors & police eventually Reference: http://std.stheadline.com/yesterday/loc/0701ao02.html Contrast: ** can you help make a table? Sorry no mouse I dunno how to == Change in statistics: Against: 46 55% Support: 32 25% Time: October Any seasonal influence can be mentioned? http://news.takungpao.com.hk/hkol/politics/2013-10/1967919.h

    tml Nature: peaceful protest, civil disobedience No of participants involved 7000 in max. as stated in last section (STILL KEEP THIS OR NOT?) Rationale of the organizers/event (logical analysis only) Public stress can accelerate the implementation of universal sufferage Expressing determination in a peaceful means End in protesters being taken away by force Similar events with same rationale (about the government s respond, logical/descriptive) Occupy Wall Street Nature: civil disobedience Stress on direct action over petitioning authorities for redress Discontent on income inequality & wealth distribution Legality (legality vs outcome) Outcome: in progress

    Legality: Legal, HK citizen enjoys freedom of speech

    *outcome: classify into 1. Successful; 2. Unsuccessful; 3. In progress; 4. Unknown How much it costs ._. Money Supportiveness Past experience in supportiveness vs money vs outcome

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