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    While watching the live TV broadcast of the Seoul District Court’s sentencing on Park Geun-hye last Friday afternoon, people must have had several different images of the disgraced former president p...

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    Like many pedestrians, I’ve learned to treat Los Angeles streets as an obstacle course of distracted drivers. Rule No. 1: Make sure a vehicle is stopped or braking before stepping off the curb. But e...

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    Apr 10, 2018

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    If the past is a prelude, we should expect a US strike sometime soon against Syrian airfields. A little more than a year ago, Syrian forces gassed rebels. The grotesque crime earned a condemnation ...

    Apr 10, 2018

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    Apr 10, 2018

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    Apr 9, 2018

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    Apr 9, 2018

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    Apr 9, 2018

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