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[Title] => Dictator's daughter wins South Korea presidency
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[Title] => Chinese premier calls for patience, goodwill to ease tensions on Korean Peninsula
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[Title] => Leaders of China, Japan, ROK meet in Beijing
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[Title] => South Korean officials blasted over intel lapses
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[Title] => Obama 25 minutes late for UN luncheon
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[Title] => South Korean leader: Unification with North Korea draws near
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