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... yong, conducted a conference call on economic issues with foreign bank economists in ... the world does not see Korea as the poor helpless victim that Koreans have been taught about at school. Korea is a major economic power and its leaders ...
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... credits to all countries, we provide economic opportunity to developing nations and ... can form the basis for the health and economic well-being of the poorest among us, while benefiting everyone else as well. What could be a more ...
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