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| An ancient chest used to store Buddhist texts is on display during a ceremony at the National Museum of Korea, Tuesday. The nation's flagship museum acquired the rare Goryeo Kingdom (918—1392) heritage from a Japanese collector. / Yonhap |
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1 | Heart transplant recipients tie the knot |
2 | Seoul Queer Culture Festival venue moved to Euljiro |
3 | Yido bridges East, West via fusion cuisine in crafted ceramics |
4 | Experts skeptical about effectiveness of S. Korea's UNSC seat to rein in N. Korea |
5 | Samsung to unveil new foldable phones at Galaxy Unpacked in Seoul |
6 | Blockchain technology on path to becoming more publically accessible |
7 | Umbrella union boycotts negotiating body to protest labor crackdown |
8 | Rise in temperatures, solar radiation by 2100 inevitable: weather agency |
9 | Southside Parlor adds international twist to Seoul's cocktail scene |
10 | Korea, Poland celebrate rollout of Warsaw's first FA-50 |
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