Standoff between police, H.K. students

HONG KONG, China - Their eyes covered with food wrap to protect against pepper-spray, students stage a sit-in outside government headquarters in Hong Kong on Sept. 27, 2014. A standoff between police and Hong Kong students protesting what they see as Beijing's move to undermine democracy in the territory's leadership election ended later in the day after a 14-hour sit-in and clashes, with at least 29 people injured and 13 people arrested.

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