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South Korea's Conservatives Move to Switch Presidential Candidates
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's conservatives dropped their presidential candidate on Saturday and reopened a process to pick a new nominee as the country's former prime minister joined the party to challenge a liberal frontrunner less than four weeks before the election.
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South Korea’s conservative party dropped its presidential candidate against his will today, beginning a process to instead nominate outsider and former ...
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