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    Building more livable place for everyone

    response to the article titled “Multiracial kids have better odds of excelling at sports.” ― E.D. Recently, an article in the Korea Times titled “Multiracial kids have better odds of excelling at sports” by Lee Tae-hoon ignited a heated controversial debate on racism. Quoting some experts, the article says many…

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    Syrians At Refugee Camp Struggle For Blankets Being Distributed In Severe Cold

    In this Monday, Dec. 10, 2012, photo, Syrians who fled their homes struggle to get pillows and blankets distributed at a camp for displaced Syrians, in the village of Atmeh, Syria. This tent camp sheltering some of the hundreds of thousands of Syrians uprooted by the country’s brutal civil war…

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    Bangladesh’s Opposition Activists Confront Police At Entrance Of Their Office

    Bangladesh’s opposition Nationalist Party activists, background, sit at the entrance of their office as they are prevented from stepping out by police, foreground, during a nationwide strike in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012. Explosions of homemade bombs were reported across the Bangladeshi capital Tuesday as opposition activists enforcing a…

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    People Shop At Supermarket In Pyongyang One Day Before NK Launches Rocket

    Shoppers look at a display of shoes on sale at the Kwangbok Supermarket in Pyongyang, North Korea, on Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012. Two North Korean women with baskets full of soft drinks stand in line at a checkout counter at the Kwangbok Supermarket in Pyongyang, North Korea, on Tuesday, Dec.…

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  • West Asia

    Afghan People In Helmand Province Get Frustrated Due To Widespread Insecurity

    In this Oct. 22, 2012 photo, Afghan men gather at a local police station trying to get permission to gather for a demonstration in Lashkar Gah, Helmand province, Afganistan. In southern Helmand province, one of Afghanistans deadliest battlefields, angry residents say 11 years of war has brought them widespread insecurity.…

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    Rival Rallies By Opponents And Supporters Of Egypt’s President Get Intensified In Cairo

    Chairman of Egypt’s Judges’ Club Ahmed al-Zend (C) speaks during a press conference in Cairo, Dec. 11, 2012, four days ahead of a nationwide referendum on the new draft constitution. Ahmed al-Zend said that “90 percent of Egyptian judges refuse to supervise the referendum.” <Xinhua/STR> Protesters climb a wall during…

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    Korean students excel in math, science – john

    Korean eighth graders, or second year students in middle school, ranked number one in math and third in science, according to a study comparing the achievements of students of 42 countries. Fourth graders showed equally impressive achievements in these subjects, ranking second in math and first in science among 50…

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    ‘Korea still male-dominated’

    One of the salient characteristics of the Dec. 19 presidential election is that a female presidential candidate has led the race so far with consistently strong showings in surveys. Ruling Saenuri Party candidate, Park Geun-hye, a frontrunner in the polls, within margins of error, is a new phenomenon in Korean…

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    [Indonesia Report] Indonesian documentary film used in Australian high schools as education material

    A documentary film  titled “Linimassa”, describing a phenomenon of  using social media and social networking in Indonesia has been presented as part of school curriculum in Western Australia, Beritasatu.com reported. Linimassa tell a story of a rickshaw driver in Yogyakarta who is internet literate. (See the Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43xXDNQV_QY) In one of the movie’s…

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    Indians Gather To Set World Record Of Singing National Anthem By Largest Number Of People

    In this Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012 photo, an Indian man holds the national flag as he along with others gathers to sing the countrys national anthem in Kanpur, India. According to the organizers the event was attended by more than 1,25,000 people in an attempt to break a world record…

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