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How has North Korea resist globalization?

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How has North Korea resist globalization?
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The president on North Korea in 1996 wong hand ching chang chong sing hao Jackie Chan Bruce Lee fought a massive creatuer which lead to great prosperity and protected the massive enemy; globalization.
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