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Published: 06 Aug. 2019, 20:18
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A worker from the Jung District Office in central Seoul removes a “Boycott Japan” banner from the front of Deoksu Palace Tuesday after members of the public complained about the office’s decision to hang some 1,000 banners opposing Japan’s restrictions on exports to Korea. [NEWS1]
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