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- Swede rescued after months in snow-covered car: police
- Houston's voice soars at hometown funeral
- Son wants 98-year-old mom evicted
- Ex-China deputy football chief jailed for graft
- Prosecutors question Assembly speaker over money-for-vote scandal
- 4 arrested for eating endangered tortoises
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- ESPN sorry for offensive headline on Lin story
- Dozens injured by Thai hotel pool chlorine leak
- Ruling party considers nominating heroic ship captain for April elections
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- Woman burned alive for ‘witchcraft’ in Nepal
- NKorea threatens to attack SKorea over drills
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- Syrian forces fire on funeral in Damascus
- SKT now offering roaming service onboard cruise ships
- S. Korea to hold live-fire drills despite N. Korea's harsh
- Arsenal crash out of Cup, Chelsea held
- Dongbu wins record 16 successive games
- Prosecutor, judge killed in northwest Syria
- Nets pull surprise, beat Bulls 97-85
- Azarenka to meet Stosur in final
- Kyle Busch wins Budweiser Shootout
- Canucks continue dominance of Leafs
- Targeting diplomats to help make a multicultural Korea
- U.S. envoy talks about FTA, security ahead of 100th day
- PEN Korea forum to focus on North Korean writers
- Sponsors sought for St. Paddy’s Day
- ‘Odissi’ of Indian dance in Korea
- Fire victims remembered by Honduras
- Berlin fest crowns Italian prison docu-drama
- Cirque du Soleil plans Oscar piece
- Digital film switch daunts historic movie houses
- Great orchestras to mesmerize Seoul
- British Council hopes to boost U.K. education’s profile
- Museum robbed at Greece’s ancient Olympia
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- Kyung Hee University founder Choue dies at 91
- Korean War veteran’s family recovers long-lost Purple Heart medal
- Taiwan’s Foxconn raises wages for Chinese workers
- Foreign firms flock back to Busan
- Banks to increase household loans by 5.4 percent this year
- Korean corporate failures fall in January
- Financial groups’ 2012 earnings outlook remains rosy: analysts
- IBK’s Q4 net income reaches 37 billion won
- Bahk says strong stocks reason for optimism
- Shares may trade in tight range this week
- Hyundai Heavy to build surgery robots
- Builders gear up for $66.7b project in Saudi Arabia
- Hyundai Motor backs design to drive sales
- Pernod Ricard donates W100m to Busan
- Major conglomerates see profits decline in 2011
- U.S. prosecutor shares jury system know-how
- Police to blacklist unruly students
- U.S. dismisses N.K.’s call for troop pullout
- 1,119 badly-rated teachers to undergo retraining
- 15 volleyball players in match-fixing scam
- Political podcasts capture hearts of young voters
- DUP hurls ethics charges with Lee and Saenuri
- Pyongyang warns of attack
- Big four car importers face antitrust probe
- Park questioned over vote-buying scandal
- Iraqi foreign minister hints at Korean T-50 training jet buy
- Iran deploys warships to Mediterranean