Opinion | South Korea Takes a Hard Left Turn Against America
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The radicals in charge in Seoul are pushing constitutional revisions to permit their own indefinite rule.
The radicals in charge in Seoul are pushing constitutional revisions to permit their own indefinite rule.
The radicals in charge in Seoul are pushing constitutional revisions to permit their own indefinite rule.
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