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| would be to have a proper governance in North | Korea, a proper, better regime in North Korea. |
| So it just means "A forced treaty that made | Korea a part of Japan." |
| ted as Director of the National Folk Museum of | Korea, a position she held until be selected in Augu |
| of the group's fourth mini-album back in South | Korea, a Korean version of the single was used as th |
| During Japan's occupation over | Korea, a Korean man and his Japanese lover conceived |
| He visited North | Korea a total of 18 times while living in Germany, b |
| Economic Performance in Post-Crisis | Korea: A Critical Perspective on Neoliberal Restruct |
| omote international cooperation with China and | Korea, a Government bond/Consumption Tax for Nationa |
| he Korean Empire of its sovereignty and making | Korea a protectorate of Japan. |
| account for the majority of diseases in South | Korea, a condition exacerbated by the health care sy |
| Little is known outside North | Korea about the Gippeumjo, but information has gradu |
| orean census, there were 435,000 Kohs in South | Korea, accounting for just under 1% of the populatio |
| Human rights activists in South | Korea accuse Lee and Ling of placing North Korean re |
| However, | Korea achieved independence from Japanese occupation |
| atures models from both from Vietnam and South | Korea actresses and models. |
| ed States) in the Final held at Daejeon, South | Korea, adjudicated by their Excellencies Judges Koro |
| On 26 February 2006, National Archives of | Korea admitted a 30 August 1951 official document wh |
| On 30 April 1951, National Assembly of South | Korea adopted a resolution on disbandment of the Nat |
| The | Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology S |
| of 2003 Rugby World Cup as Asia 1. Runner-up ( | Korea) advanced to Repechage. |
| equently suspended from their positions at the | Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology. |
| n unmanned artificial satellite created by the | Korea Aerospace Research Institute and launched by a |
| Satellite 2A) was a satellite launched by the | Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI), the natio |
| It will be operated by the | Korea Aerospace Research Institute, who will use it |
| It is funded by the | Korea Aerospace Research Institute, and was launched |
| oduced by a partnership of Lockheed Martin and | Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI). |
| In 1988 he won the bronze medal in South | Korea, after defeating Australia (2-1) in the Bronze |
| Now, he is managing South | Korea after succeeding Huh Jung Moo, who led Korea t |
| he signed to play for the SK Wyverns in South | Korea after an interval of four years. |
| , documenting Vietnamese refugee life in South | Korea after the Fall of Saigon. |
| "Digital Bounce" marked Se7en's comeback to | Korea after being away for three years. |
| supported UN ground forces, remaining in South | Korea after the 1953 Armistice. |
| helped gather support for the defence of South | Korea after it was invaded in 1950 and later worked |
| 1957, and then became a disc jockey in Seoul, | Korea after joining the military. |
| as their first new materials released in South | Korea after two-year hiatus as a group. |
| Democratic Council was a group that emerged in | Korea after World War II. |
| O was the third most powerful person in North | Korea, after Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il. |
| s a two-day sweep of the approaches to Jinsen, | Korea after which she got underway for Shanghai. |
| Remaining in | Korea after the July 1953 truce, Redhead continued t |
| ecame a significant social phenomenon in South | Korea after Moon became a solo rock artist; uncounta |
| turning to Ireland, and his father was sent to | Korea after emigrating to America. |
| an Rhee, later to be the first leader of South | Korea after the failure of unification. |
| He elected to stay in | Korea after the cease fire, to care for orphans, and |
| nited States government to aid the Republic of | Korea against North Korea during the initial phase o |
| against individual marks, against the Bank of | Korea, against the police, and against each other. |
| h Qing China and Japan had been intervening in | Korea against the Donghak Peasant Revolution. |
| ntiment, particularly in China and South/North | Korea, against giving Japan a seat. |
| oration to any troops who were defending South | Korea against invasion. |
| were the only ones to score a point for South | Korea against China in the Thomas Cup final, which e |
| s by scoring the winning golden goal for South | Korea against Italy in the 2002 World Cup second rou |
| ited Nations, responded with support for South | Korea against the aggressors. |
| kept secret for 40 years, recorded that South | Korea agreed to demand no compensations, either at t |
| North | Korea agreed to extend its moratorium on missile tes |
| The treaty restored diplomatic relations, and | Korea agreed to pay Japan 110,000 Yen and provide a |
| 's successor Kim Jong-il signed the U.S.-North | Korea Agreed Framework with the United States. |
| s of the Republic of China and the Republic of | Korea, aiding in the training of friendly forces in |
| t was officially terminated as the Republic of | Korea Air Force was deemed capable of independent op |
| bined to form 10th Fighter Wing of Republic of | Korea Air Force, under Col. Kim Young Hwan, one of t |
| He is currently serving as a professor for | Korea Air Force Academy. |
| e decided to help train additional Republic of | Korea Air Force personnel, both pilots and ground cr |
| The | Korea Airports Corporation reported that 111 flights |
| or World War II, or World War I, or the war in | Korea, all Democrat wars, all in this century. |
| nt rejected these claims and a report by North | Korea alleges footage from the journalists' camera s |
| Han, as a young boy, fled North | Korea alone and joined the ROK Army. |
| nament of the 2002 Asian Games in Busan, South | Korea, along with the Iran Olympic team. |
| da at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South | Korea, along with his friend and teammate Dwight Wal |
| 7th, Kazakhstan 9th and Japan 10th, with North | Korea also in the top 20. |
| Korea also turned down the invitation to participate | |
| tes are produced only for consumption in North | Korea, although there are allegations that the cigar |
| (1,080 ft) Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang, North | Korea although it is significantly lower than last o |
| r similar theropod) which lived in what is now | Korea, although at times it has been referred to the |
| also the name of the national anthem of North | Korea, although it is romanized differently. |
| This title has almost disappeared in | Korea, although it still exists in China. |
| f which were selected by the Workers' Party of | Korea, although some ran under the banner of other p |
| 8 and December 1948 Interior Minister of South | Korea, Ambassador to UN Dispatch. |
| phony, and at Classical Concert Hall in Seoul, | Korea, among others. |
| South | Korea: Amphetamine-based medications are banned in S |
| a is a Zen Buddhist temple near Daejeon, South | Korea, an affiliate of the Kwan Um School of Zen. |
| Economic Sanctions Against a Nuclear North | Korea: An Analysis of United States and United Natio |
| Born in Seoul, South | Korea, An is the son of Ahn Jae-Hyung and Jiao Zhimi |
| Other North | Korea analysts concur that the trip may be intended |
| na, Xichangnensis and Falcata) found in China, | Korea and Japan. |
| Asia North Area of the church, which includes | Korea and Japan. |
| In Taiwan, South | Korea and Japan, people commonly engage in so-called |
| irst recognized in Taiwan, and subsequently in | Korea and other Asian countries; therefore it was or |
| the three great countries in East Asia, China, | Korea, and Japan in order to counter and fight off t |
| for tributary missions from Vietnam, Mongolia, | Korea and Burma. |
| Archi Volta Quarterly (Poland), VM+SD, Space ( | Korea) and Interiors and Sources. |
| battery cells are produced by LG Chem in South | Korea and subsequently shipped to the US, where the |
| It is found from Japan, | Korea and the Indo-Australian tropics east to New Gu |
| und in muddy-bottomed coastal waters in China, | Korea and Japan. |
| added real kits for Chile, Honduras, and North | Korea, and corrected the kits of Cameroon, Peru, and |
| has also played professionally in Japan, South | Korea, and Taiwan. |
| Resident and consul general to the Kingdom of | Korea and served until May 25, 1890. |
| istics support of the United Nations forces in | Korea, and visited other ports in Japan, Formosa, th |
| story of a law student from a small village in | Korea, and the irresponsible girl with whom he falls |
| He served in | Korea and later took a teaching post at George Washi |
| ut 100 ships being made in shipyards in Japan, | Korea and China. |
| carried troops for the occupations of Inchon, | Korea, and Chinwangtao and Tsingtao, China, until 28 |
| di Arabia and Iraq; the 2nd Infantry Division, | Korea; and First U.S. Army, Fort Meade, Maryland. |
| Cyprus, | Korea, and Luxembourg last competed in 1971. |
| d was a Marine veteran of World War II, China, | Korea, and Vietnam. |
| He then served the YMCA in | Korea and Taiwan until 1961, when he retired in the |
| to abandon the ground they had taken in South | Korea and to retreat north across the 38th Parallel. |
| ell as China, Japan, New Zealand, India, South | Korea and Australia. |
| he species is found in India, Mongolia, China, | Korea, and Japan. |
| o with artistes from Africa, Australia, China, | Korea and several Arabic countries. |
| National Museum of | Korea and related institutions begin archaeological |
| t, news media, and financial websites in South | Korea and the United States. |
| uine by Kim Sang Hun, a London based expert on | Korea and human rights activist. |
| ns 825 (1993) and 1540 (2004) concerning North | Korea and the non-proliferation of weapons of mass d |
| demic to large parts of Asia, including Japan, | Korea and China and Russia (Amurskaya oblast, Khabar |
| r East and Middle East, northern India, China, | Korea and Japan. |
| r Olympic gold medals (1988 Olympics in Seoul, | Korea and 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Spain). |
| xhibited in the United States, Belgium, China, | Korea and Spain. |
| It is found in the Amur region, Ussuri, | Korea and Japan. |
| During 2008 tensions resurfaced between North | Korea and the U.S. due to disagreements over the six |
| eant Britain won the bronze medal behind hosts | Korea and the United States. |
| there were exceptional performances put up by | Korea and India. |
| It also is found in Japan, | Korea, and Vietnam. |
| Mamba became the ambassador to the Republic of | Korea and Asia. |
| an important border town between Manchukuo and | Korea, and a major center on the railroad from Korea |
| nd is partly due to the low birthrate in South | Korea, and partly to rising rates of international m |
| rved in hospital ship USS Haven (AH-12) off of | Korea, and in Naval Hospital, Guam, as well as in va |
| ons Network in the United States, EBS in South | Korea, and Teletoon in Canada, and is available onli |
| astern Europe, and Russia, Riperidone in South | Korea, and Belivon, or Rispen elsewhere. |
| Also | Korea and Cyprus campaigns having made the supreme s |
| versity and Busan Daewoo Royals, both in South | Korea, and later in the German Bundesliga for VfL Bo |
| rmany, the Faroe Islands, Italy, Russia, South | Korea and France. |
| rine Corps general who served in World War II, | Korea and Vietnam. |
| rsity, the most famous art university in South | Korea, and in fact the one that the protagonists go |
| is to use double quotation marks in both South | Korea and North Korea, fullwidth quotes such as 『…』 |
| ain in the United States Air Force, serving in | Korea and Japan. |
| targeted the London embassies of Russia, South | Korea and Saudi Arabia, and were covered by CNN. |
| erations took her to Pukhan Suido; Yasu, South | Korea; and Wonsan. |
| LLD in Yonsei, | Korea, and CBE in 1964. |
| orthern India, Indochina, the Malay Peninsula, | Korea and Japan. |
| er Group forged trade relationships in Russia, | Korea and Hong Kong that saw exports of velvet, antl |
| ars of hard labor for illegally entering North | Korea and fined the equivalent of 700,000 dollars. |
| hey accompanied him in a visit to China, North | Korea, and North Vietnam. |
| eomed (India), Mepem (Taiwan), Meropen (Japan, | Korea) and Neopenem. |
| ball team at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, South | Korea, and in the 1992 Olympics, held at Barcelona, |
| lklore and shamanism as a Fulbright Scholar in | Korea and dream research under a grant from the Univ |
| It is known from China (Jiangxi), Japan, | Korea and Russia. |
| It is native to eastern Asia in China, | Korea, and Japan. |
| an army numbered approximately 97,850 in South | Korea, and up to one third of this number is suspect |
| total of four victories during his service in | Korea, and he was awarded the title Combat Hero, 1st |
| awgs in the ABA, and in Greece, Turkey, Italy, | Korea and China. |
| ge, Seo is now the 11th most common surname in | Korea and is held in esteem in economic and military |
| 6-12) living in | Korea and to a limited number of students from outsi |
| (?-?) was a former Jesuit priest who lived in | Korea and the first president of Sogang University. |
| ria, the Far East, Mongolia, Northern China to | Korea and Japan. |
| ed as Sri Lankan Ambassador to Japan and South | Korea and Ambassador for Sri Lanka in the United Sta |
| es (OSS) of Joint Chiefs of Staff (Republic of | Korea), and as the Commanding General of Korea Army |
| In 2003 Bethke moved to Seoul, | Korea and founded GoPets, Ltd., retuning to the USA |
| d prolific abacus users in China, Japan, South | Korea, and others who use the abacus daily, naturall |
| new future for the relationship between South | Korea and Japan. |
| ia the beetle occurs in Northeast China, North | Korea and South Korea. |
| ave been held in France, the USA, Japan, South | Korea, and Germany. |
| He was tried by North | Korea, and on April 6, 2010, he was sentenced to eig |
| He ran his following race in South | Korea and took second place at the Daegu Marathon, s |
| the tactics that would replay throughout both | Korea and Vietnam whereby well equipped isolated fir |
| War, the rugged little minesweeper deployed to | Korea and while there participated in several minesw |
| lied prisoners gf war in Japan, Manchuria, and | Korea, and participated in several show-of-force mis |
| Other victims, including those from | Korea and China, joined the Filipino women to file a |
| Bugs, the music chart of the DJ Association of | Korea and Internet polls. |
| and the death of Joseph Stalin convinced North | Korea and China to sign the armistice and exchange p |
| Additional funding for WIRCam came from | Korea and Taiwan. |
| New Zealand, Australia, Italy, Germany, Japan, | Korea and the United Kingdom. |
| amphibious operations off Japan, Okinawa, and | Korea, and exercises off Borneo with ships of the Ro |
| He then served in | Korea and became a regular in 1953. |
| concerns are expected to be raised about North | Korea and Burma. |
| import of US beef was banned in 2003 in South | Korea and in other nations after a case of bovine sp |
| honor "individuals, groups or institutions in | Korea and abroad that have contributed in promoting |
| ic group formed by Hong Kong, Singapore, South | Korea, and Taiwan, see Four Asian Tigers. |
| xpected to be raised about tensions with North | Korea and Burma, who also have representatives atten |
| North | Korea and Iran with nuclear weapons to devastate the |
| om new steel producing countries such as South | Korea and Brasil. |
| focusing more on individual activities in both | Korea and Japan. |
| , Sri Lanka, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Japan, | Korea and the Philippines. |
| It is found in China, Mongolia, possibly North | Korea, and possibly Russia. |
| Roman Catholicism began to take root slowly in | Korea, and was introduced by laypeople. |
| Championships, he faced Cho Yong-Chul of South | Korea and was forced to retire from the match after |
| The incident broke down relations between | Korea and the United States diplomatic expedition se |
| ound in Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, possibly North | Korea, and possibly South Korea. |
| In addition, she sent Toghan Temur to | Korea and then to Henan. |
| raduating from Middlebury, and served in South | Korea and Europe, the same year he married Alma Arri |
| nce the game was not released outside of South | Korea and was only made by Kama Digital Entertainmen |
| Presidential Unit Citation of the Republic of | Korea and the Korean Service Medal with four stars. |
| to various energy industries and utilities in | Korea and abroad. |
| and exhibits artists from the United Kingdom, | Korea, and those based in the United States. |
| s chosen to command the Combined Field Army in | Korea, and then the Fifth United States Army, headqu |
| r WWI, but WWII merits only a passing mention, | Korea and Vietnam none at all, and nothing on Gulf I |
| Northern Europe, North Africa, temperate Asia, | Korea and Japan. |
| other parts of Asia, but are most numerous in | Korea and also in Japan, where they are known as mag |
| e Pacific is a leading cosmetic brand in South | Korea and is popular in other Asian countries and be |
| ed in the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South | Korea and received a bronze medal in the team event |
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