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Chinese police and para-military police question a group of young mothers at Tiananmen Square as security is incresed on the eve of an important Communist Party Congress in Beijing on November 8, 2013. China's new leadership holds a key meeting this weekend that state media are trumpeting as a likely "watershed" for economic reform, but analysts caution details of its decisions are likely to be vague and implementation gradual. The four-day session of the full 376-strong Communist Party Central Committee begins November 9 at a closely guarded private hotel in Beijing. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON (Photo credit should read MARK RALSTON/AFP via Getty Images)