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[AtoZ into Korean mind] Unspoken but often felt, the hurt feelings that Koreans won’t openly share
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S. Korea, US, Japan unveil secretariat establishment, decry NK-Russia decision to expand Ukraine war
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Your idols' style by agency
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Stalker fans, or 'sasaeng' continue to plague entertainment landscape
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US, Korea urge China to act on NK troop deployment
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Yoon, Ishiba voice concerns over NK-Russia military cooperation, agree to continue 'shuttle diplomacy'
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Flooding leaves communities isolated in Northern Rivers
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Jan. 2, 2024 - 16:51
Flooding has eased in northern New South Wales but not before cutting off a number of communities and damaging roads. The impact has been greatest in the tweed region where the conditions have been testing the resolve of residents still recovering from severe flooding nearly two years ago.
