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Seoul vows strong action against NK trash balloons
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Controversy ignites over regulation of online entertainment shows
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N. Korea sends some 720 more trash-carrying balloons to S. Korea, continues GPS jamming for 5 days
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Yoon OKs exploratory drilling for 'massive' oil, gas reserve in East Sea
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Korea bets big on gas, oil prospects in East Sea
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China lands on moon's far side in historic sample retrieval mission
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[Graphic news] S. Korea's children get taller
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Korea, US, Japan to kick off 1st trilateral exercises this year
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S. Korea to fully suspend inter-Korean military pact after NK balloon barrage
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Jin of BTS to meet fans on group's debut anniversary post-military discharge
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The number of registered cars in Korea has increased by nearly 500,000 in the past six months to exceed 21.4 million vehicles, according to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. This is equivalent to one car registered for every 2.4 Koreans.
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