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The members of Korean pop group 2PM and Thailand’s Prime ...
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2PM meets Thai prime minister: The members of Korean pop group 2PM and Thailand’s Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, fifth from left, smile for the cameras in Thailand on July 3. The five-member group was chosen as the representatives of foreign artists by the Thai government-led tourism campaign “I Love Thailand.” 2PM is the first group to be officially invited to meet the prime minister. From left, Jun-su, Jae-beom, Jun-ho, Nichkhun, the prime minister, Woo-young, Taec-yeon and Chan-sung.

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