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Last updated: 2006-05-20


4 N.Koreans Enter U.S. Consulate in China
2006-05-20

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Four North Koreans overpowered a security guard and scaled the wall of a U.S. consulate in China in hopes of gaining asylum from their impoverished, communist country, South Korean media reported Saturday. ... ...

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