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| NongHyup Bank CEO Lee Dae-hoon, right, holds up an agreement with Han Tae-sik, president of Dongguk University, at the school campus in Seoul, Thursday. Under the accord, the bank will support the university's students seeking to launch startups in rural areas using bio, nano and agriculture technologies. Courtesy of NongHyup Bank |
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