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Published: 23 Oct. 2015, 20:40
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­Onions sell for 3,980 won ($3.53) per 1.8 kilograms at E-Mart Cheonggyecheon branch in central Seoul. While vegetable prices have increased due to the worst drought in 42 years, most items are expected to rise further during autumn’s kimchi-making season. [NEWSIS]


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