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South Korea's president says it is 'not desirable' for North Korea to raise tension
South Korea's president expressed regret Thursday over North Korea's latest provocations in his first comments on rising tensions on the Korean peninsula stemming from his tougher stance on the North. Lee Myung-bak said North Korea's actions were
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