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 Dutch street parade: Street theater group Close-Act from the Netherlands performs “Saurus” at the Hi Seoul Festival 2010’s closing parade at Jamsu Bridge over the Han River in Seoul, Sunday. The nine-day festival drew more than 1.89 million visitors to some 200 free nonverbal performances. / Korea Times photo by Kim Ju-young |
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1 | Korea to expand visa benefits to accelerate inbound tourism |
2 | Seoul-Moscow ties likely stuck in limbo amid blame game |
3 | Will Korea avoid hard landing in housing market? |
4 | Seoul awards honorary citizenship to outstanding foreign residents |
5 | Why Korean shoppers flock to Chinese e-commerce sites |
6 | ‘12.12: The Day’ goes strong at box office, attracts younger generation |
7 | K-pop's appeal reflected in global accolades |
8 | Hyundai Motor hires former US Ambassador to Korea Sung Kim as adviser |
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10 | Hanwha signs $2.4 bil. deal to export infantry fighting vehicles to Australia |
| 1 | ‘12.12: The Day’ goes strong at box office, attracts younger generation |
2![[REVIEW] Musical 'Monte Cristo' returns with riveting tale of vengeance, love](https://img.koreatimes.co.kr/upload/thumbnailV2/3934be1fa6844478b619a015d610bc5b.jpg/dims/resize/178/optimize) | REVIEWMusical 'Monte Cristo' returns with riveting tale of vengeance, love |
| 3 | K-pop's appeal reflected in global accolades |
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5 | 'Soundtrack #2' tells classic yet realistic love story |
