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South Korea Votes in Close Presidential Elections

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South Korea votes amid economic growth as election season reaches its climax: North Korea high on agenda as Korean Peninsula sees increasing disparity

South Koreans vote in presidential election

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South Koreans went to the polls Wednesday to choose a new president in a close and potentially historic election that could result in Asia’s fourth-largest economy getting its first female leader. Voters face a clear choice between the ruling conservative party candidate Park Geun-Hye and her liberal…

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