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Seoul chastises predatory pricing claims over Czech nuclear export deal
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Xiaomi takes 2nd spot after Samsung in August smartphone sales
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[Herald Interview] Kim Woo-bin grew to appreciate ‘unseen’ heroes with ‘Officer Black Belt’
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Hybe acquires US PR agency
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Hyundai Motor officially becomes KT’s largest shareholder
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Heavy rain, strong winds to lash Korea this weekend
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Car crashes into restaurant; 1 dead, 5 injured
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'Music Bank' team demands apology from Real Madrid for cancellation of Madrid concert
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Investigation finds residents some don’t trust companies hired to help manage their apartment buildings
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Sept. 10, 2024 - 14:06
State governments across the country are pushing high-density apartments as a solution to the housing crisis. But now a nation-wide ABC investigation has found many of those already in apartments say they can't trust the companies hired to help them manage their buildings.
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