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The United Nations says one in four North Koreans needs food aid.
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Koreans across China share a common culture, which is similar to Korea.
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Ignoring countless official restrictions, North Koreans trade, talk and travel remarkably freely.
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Former Assistant Secretary of State James Kelly met the North Koreans directly.
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Police believe he was poisoned and are looking for four North Koreans.
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Michael S asks about religion, and whether North Koreans believe in ghosts.
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A growing number of South Koreans are moving back to the countryside.
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Some Koreans in China sent a petition to the American of Korea.
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South Koreans are well aware of the slippery nature of DPRK diplomacy.
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The Koreans are slow in their response to foreign and western ideas.
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North Koreans are optimistic of success ahead of next year's Winter Olympics.
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Conclusion: PCV accounts for the largest proportion of submacular hemorrhage in Koreans.
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The Southeast Asian nation has also suspended visa-free travel for South Koreans.
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North Koreans use them to watch South Korean television series and films.
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There was no immediate response from the North Koreans to his comments.
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Some of these Hawaiian Koreans-210in all-volunteeredto serve in the war.