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NYT Asia tech columnist, WSJ alum. 袁莉 Views here are my own. Tips to li.yuan at http://nytimes.com  DM for Signal https://www.nytimes.com/by/li-yuan 

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    1. Tiffany May‏Verified account @nytmay 1 Jul 2019

      7:20PM The sound of clanging metal reverberated over crescendoing cheers. To conceal those smashing the glass gates, protesters have huddled around them with a moving wall of umbrellas.pic.twitter.com/uePf7VSJFU

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    2. Tiffany May‏Verified account @nytmay 1 Jul 2019

      Protesters used hand signals like these as they called for materials used to charge into the government building.pic.twitter.com/7AvcvLuAD3

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    3. Tiffany May‏Verified account @nytmay 1 Jul 2019

      7:32PM Paths were cleared for protesters running towards the LegCo entrance with trash cans, ladders, barricades, or cardboard pieces amid cheers. Protesters waved their arms in their air, chanting and signing for additional materials.pic.twitter.com/7K3FhGeVOT

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    4. Tiffany May‏Verified account @nytmay 1 Jul 2019

      9:30PM Inside the LegCo building, a protester cleared sheets of shattered glass away from the path.pic.twitter.com/NUdhPEz5Fy

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    5. Tiffany May‏Verified account @nytmay 1 Jul 2019

      That’s what the trash cans were for: collecting broken glass.pic.twitter.com/LUKUXo6KwW

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    6. Tiffany May‏Verified account @nytmay 1 Jul 2019

      Protesters told me that while they did not personally break into the complex, they supported those on the front lines who did. Peaceful protest methods were ineffective, they said, and they increasingly felt open to a more confrontational approach.https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/30/world/asia/hong-kong-protest-live-updates.html …

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    7. Tiffany May‏Verified account @nytmay 1 Jul 2019

      “We have been too peaceful for the past few times, so the police think we are easily bullied,” Natalie Fung, 28, told me. “The younger people are risking their safety and their futures for us.”

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    8. Tiffany May‏Verified account @nytmay 1 Jul 2019

      Others pointed out that protesters did not use violence today. "We are not rioters! The government is the one who used violence and tear gas against protesters," a 25-year-old civil servant told me. She declined to give her name for fear of being fired.

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      Li Yuan‏Verified account @LiYuan6 1 Jul 2019
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      So you’re staying there for the presser? Take care...

      12:53 PM - 1 Jul 2019
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