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Hong Kong officials resume work as protests thin

By Elaine Kurtenbach and Wendy Tang | October 7, 2014 - 4:12am

Hong Kong's civil servants returned to work and schools were reopening yesterday as a massive pro-democracy protest that has occupied much of the city center for the week dwindled.

World

Hong Kong officials resume work as protests thin

By Elaine Kurtenbach and Wendy Tang | October 6, 2014 - 10:29am

Hong Kong's civil servants returned to work and schools were reopening Monday as a massive pro-democracy protest that has...

World

Hong Kong protesters at odds over pullback plan

By Elaine Kurtenbach and Wendy Tang | October 6, 2014 - 4:09am

Hong Kong's pro-democracy activists agreed yesterday to remove some barriers blocking roads and sidewalks ahead of the government's deadline to scale back their protests. But the demonstrators appeared to be divided,...

World