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1 | 'British Spider-Man' ends 6-month stay in Korea |
2 | Justice minister challenges opposition leader in polls for potential next president |
3 | Kim Bu-gwi, the tallest monk at Hwaeom Temple |
4 | Cadero Grip introduces hybrid golf grip product |
5 | German scholar lectures on 'Saving Confucius from Confucianism' |
6 | N. Korea's fear of external info grows after Seoul allows sending propaganda leaflets |
7 | Hunting 'crow thief' on Korea's east coast in 1930s |
8 | Eximbank teams up with US counterpart on decarbonization |
9 | Skepticism mounts over shareholder activism at Samsung C&T |
10 | Methods to avoid YouTube, Netflix restrictions go viral |
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2 | 'Dune: Part Two': most challenging but proud work, says director Denis Villeneuve |
3 | Kohei Nawa goes 'cosmic' in his disturbingly mesmerizing world |
4 | '12.12: The Day' goes strong at box office, attracts younger generation |
5 | K-pop's appeal reflected in global accolades |
