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Harris, Trump face off as North Korea tests US on Election Day
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[Out of the Shadows] Seoul room clubs offer drugs to compete for clientele
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Trump wins US election, foreshadows policy shift
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Changing K-pop stars: idols begin to speak out
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Yoon congratulates Trump
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Seoul eyes expanding foreign caregiver pilot program
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‘Jang-making’ likely to get UNESCO recognition
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From Bush to Biden: How North Korea sees US elections
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North Korean leader may seek another summit with Trump, but chances for deal seen as slimmer
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Harris, Trump secure expected wins in reliable states as vote counting proceeds
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Trending towards Trump, say Arthur Sinodinos, former Australian Ambassador to the United States
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Nov. 6, 2024 - 13:43
The US election will come down to a few swing states, but it is trending towards Trump, say Arthur Sinodinos, former Australian Ambassador to the United States.
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