According to statistics released by the Korea Trade Association on the 23rd, South Korea's total exports to China last year amounted to 162.913 billion U.S. dollars, 162.4 times the 1.003 billion U.S. dollars in 1991 before the establishment of d

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Tom MacArthur vs. Andy Kim New Jersey has become a focal point in the battle for majority control of the U.S. House, with four of the state’s five Republican-controlled seats considered to be in real peril of flipping. Among those, the 3rd District

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