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| Wednesday, 16 January 2008 | |
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Science & environment: Along with political cooperation, Seoul's plan to help the North with IT could shatter Cold War boundary Read more at: http://news.ingter.net/index.php/Americas/Americas/Can-computers-finally-unite-Korea.html. |
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