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Harris and Trump spar over Kim Jong-un, alliances
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US ups pressure on Korea to join China chip curbs
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N. Korea fires multiple short-range ballistic missiles toward East Sea
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Is NewJeans leaving Hybe?
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[Graphic News] Fruit leads as top Chuseok gift choice
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Foreign investors dump Seoul shares
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Hit with lifetime ban, football player Son Jun-ho claims innocence, says China forced him to admit fake charges
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Yoon touts S. Korea as cybersecurity drill hub
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Lego is the world's largest toy company but it's gained a reputation for being an expensive hobby. Since 2007, Lego has released dozens of sets that cost over $300. The most expensive Star Wars sets cost $850. And prices for vintage Lego sets can reach over $1,000. These high prices have caught the attention of thieves, who in some cases have stolen about $300,000 worth of Lego. So, how did we get here? How did Lego go from a children's toy to a collectors item? And why is it so expensive?
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