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Keeping tabs on the press
Published
March 27, 2009 - 8:52 p.m.
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Lee resists pressure on Hormuz deployment
Kospi opens higher on chip gains despite Middle East tensions
No seafood, no festival: Warming seas leave Korea's coastal food events floundering
Korea's job growth hits five-month high
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Lee resists pressure on Hormuz deployment
Kospi opens higher on chip gains despite Middle East tensions
No seafood, no festival: Warming seas leave Korea's coastal food events floundering
Korea's job growth hits five-month high
Xi, Putin signal deeper North Korea ties
U.S. official says Strait of Hormuz is open and secure
SK Innovation E&S aids young Indonesian, Busan entrepreneurs to tackle climate crisis
As U.S. and Europe hit gas on Chinese smart car restrictions, Korea sits at red light
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