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| U.S. Ambassador to Korea Philip Goldberg, second from right, speaks with Park Cheol-hee, chancellor of the Korea National Diplomatic Academy, during their meeting at the academy in Seoul, Aug. 25. The two exchanged views on the prospects of the Korea-U.S.-Japan trilateral partnership after the Aug. 18 three-way summit held at Camp David. Courtesy of Ministry of Foreign Affairs |
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